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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1950

Page

3

Segregation Removed From Draft Law Vote

Washington, June 21. Republicans and northern Democrats unite to strike a racial segregation provision from a renewal of the peacetime draft act. The Senate voted 42 to 29 against the amendment, leaving final action on a three year extension to tomorrow. Majority Leader Lucas urges an earlier session at 10 a.m. EST to speed passage as the current act expires soon. The House has already approved a two year extension with conditions.

Washington Lucas Senate Way Russell D-Ga Armed Services Truman House Congress

Truman Draft System Ended After Two Year Peacetime Law

The present system by which President Truman could order inductions ended as only about 30,000 youths were drafted under the two year peacetime draft law now expiring, with all drafted in the first months. Since January 1949 the services have relied on voluntary enlistments.

Truman

Two Cars And Tanker In Collision Full of Injuries

Four people were slightly injured when two cars and a tanker collided north of Walkersville Monday about 10:30 a.m. Steiner Speaks drove the Monocacy Oil Esso tanker, behind him Mrs Vivian Pruitt stopped with her year old daughter, a Pennsylvania auto crashed into Pruitt’s car, sending it under the tanker. Mrs. Straley and Mrs. Barnes were treated and discharged. Mrs. Pruitt was x-rayed with findings undisclosed. The accident caused major damage to the Pruitt coupe.

D. A. Tucker Walkersville Woodsboro Steiner Frederick Monocacy Oil Co Esso Vivian Pruitt Brunswick Pennsylvania Pruitt Speaks Frederick Memorial Hospital Samuel Barnes

White Aint Right On Cleveland Beaches

Cleveland officials say white bathing suits are improper on the city’s four beaches and nine pools. Capt. Hazel Witt notes white suits become transparent in water. A tombstone shop sign warns drivers: We Can Wait Drive Carefully.

Cleveland Hazel Witt Police Women's Bureau

US Vice Consul Henderson Found Dead in Frankfurt

U S vice consul in Frankfurt M Henderson. born Pocahantas Ack. found dead in his apartment from a gunshot wound described as a personal safety related death. Relatives live in Ventura California. Report notes a sharp reaction to unexpected guests.

Cide Pyasike Lark V. S. High Commission Taraay M. Henderson U S Frankfurt Henderson Pocahantas Ack Ventura Calif

Switchmen Vote for Sunday Strike Across Major Lines

Switchmen in Chicago on Sunday called a strike against five Western and Midwestern railroads, threatening a nationwide walkout on July 1. The Rock Island, Chicago Great Western and others may shut down if workers walk out, while the AFL Switchmen’s Union also strikes against four other lines. Carriers report rejection of wage and hour recommendations from a Presidential fact finding board.

Chicago MARS Hock Island Pacffc AFL Switchmen's Union of North America Great Northern Chicago Great Western Denver Rio Grande Western Western Pacific Switchmen’s Union

Railroad yard workers in labor act dispute and demands

The article reports on unresolved bargaining between railroad yard workers and management, with unions seeking safer conditions and pay. It notes a 40 hour work week proposal and wage cuts for certain yard roles, while railroad brotherhoods resist some reforms. The dispute involves the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and the Order of Railway Conductors, among others.

Daniel BP Laumis Eturman Association of Western Railroads Vonge

Unions Press Pay Rake Over Train Crew Rules

The 125,000 operating employees represented by the trainmen and conductors unions demand a sliding pay scale tied to locomotive weight and a shorter basic day for passenger trains. They seek pay rates aligned with 100 miles or five hours instead of the current 150 miles for seven hours.

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