War Labor Board urged to reconvene policy talks
William F. Leiserson warned Congress may decree a national wage and closed shop policy as war pressures rise. He proposed re convening the Washington labor management conference or expanding the War Labor Council to study and shape policy for mutual agreement amid wartime strain. He cited past mediation failures and warned of a stormy tenure ahead for the board unless broad pre set policies on wages and union membership are established. Herbert O. Rounds dies. Detroit safety pioneer, 77, originator of schoolboy safety patrols. He led patrols since 1919 and served as safety head for the Automobile Club of Michigan. He was a Burr Oak, Michigan native.
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National Labor Relations Board
College of the City of New York
Labor Management Conference
Washington
War Labor Council
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CIO
Defense Mediation Board
Herbert O. Rounds
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Rounds
Detroit Police Bureau of Public Safety
Automobile Club of Michigan
Burr Oak
Mich
Uncle Sam Wants Only What's Due in Income Tax
Washington reports about 5,000,000 new filers will enter the federal income tax system this year while 7,500,000 workers file but escape tax due to deductions. The piece outlines forms 1040 and 100A, filing thresholds, and tips to maximize deductions and avoid delays. A second brief notes the Utica Lutheran Woman's League Attendance Contest winners and a Valentine party with prizes, readings, and a humorous playlet.
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Alexander B. George
Washington
Federal Income Tax Club
Sam
ABC
Utica Lutheran Woman's League
J. W. King
Dorothy Grant
F. R. Seibel
Jacob Ramsburg
Grace Utterback
Golda Stull
Jenkins
Manady
Edna Carotti
Dr. Flint
World Day Of Prayer Service Planned In Frederick
Frederick will observe the World Day of Prayer with a Friday service from 2 to 3 PM at All Saints Episcopal parish house Court Street. The Federated Church Women of Frederick sponsor the interdenominational gathering with four talk topics including Christian aid to migrant workers and Indian students in US government schools. The theme I Am the Way will be discussed by local representatives from several churches.
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Frederick
All Saints Episcopal Parish
Court Street
Federated Church Women of
Glenn Stovall
United States
O’dale King
Union Christian Colleges
Orient
F. B. Phelps
James B. Ranck
Red team receives favors amid exchange of league sister gifts
The event featured both teams receiving favors and an exchange of many League Sister gifts, highlighting a festive atmosphere and mutual appreciation.
The Way of Peace Leading World Day of Prayer Service
The federation will present a service themed The Way Men Have Lost The Way Back to God The Way of Self Surrender The Way of Peace The Way of Love The Way of Light and The Way of Power He is The Way speakers will feature four principal speeches Miss Anna Marie Young will sing the offertory solo from Ballenger Mrs Harry Ewing president of the federation oversees the service The offering will support the four projects sponsored The hour long service is planned for World Day of Prayer.
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Anna Marie Young
Ballenger
Harry Ewing
Federation
Weather figures: February precipitation and temperatures
The report shows 24 hour precipitation to 8 am as trace. February to date 2.66 inches versus February normal 2.92 inches. February 1941 recorded 0.86 inches. 1942 through Feb 11.77 inches. Yesterday high 44, today low 15, sunrise 7.58 am, sunset 6.51 pm. Moon rise 10.53 am, moon set 12.21 pm.
Carroll County Suit Moved to Federal Court
A Carroll County case seeking to stop the Agriculture Department from collecting wheat penalties and challenging the Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938 was removed to the U S District Court. Judge James Boylan Jr signed the removal order. The petition was filed by U S Attorney Bernard T Flynn and assistants John S L Yost and W Carroll Hunter. Nearly 100 county farmers joined the suit naming members and alternate members.
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Westminster
Carroll
Agriculture Department
James ©. Boylan, Jr
U. S. District Court
U. S
Bernard T. Flynn
John S. L. Yost
W. Carroll Hunter
Carroll County
Agricultural Committee Sues Over Wheat Quota Provisions
The Carroll County State Maryland Agricultural Conservation Committee and two members sue to restrain enforcement of wheat marketing quota provisions under the AAA, arguing the provisions are unconstitutional.
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Carroll County State. of Maryland Agricultural Conservation Committee
Maryland Agricultural Conservation Committee
AAA
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