Civil Rights Vote Likely To Be Deferred This Session
Washington AP September 22 Chairman Elbert Thomas says no action this session on a fair employment commission bill. Democratic leaders hint civil rights measures may be shelved until next year. Majority leader Lucas says a bill could still be called, but lukewarm support and a Southern filibuster risk loom. New rule requires 64 votes to end a filibuster.
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Washington
Elbert Thomas
Utah
Senate Labor Committee
Fair Employment Commission
Thomas
Trumar
Scott Lucas
Illinois
Democratic High Command
Senate
Around Phoenix Doings In Brief a News Snapshot
Two Phoenix police officers will attend a Federal Bureau of Investigation restraining session in Washington D C starting Monday through September 30. Phoenix forecasts 1500 TV sets by January and 8000 by 1951 with at least 20 producers needed for a one hour show. A Sunny slope Y M C A club is forming and new officers will be elected. Local bank officials receive promotions to vice presidents and trust positions. Phoenix Aerie Eagles meet tonight. Cub Scout Pack 119 hosts a parents meeting tomorrow at G F Skiff School cafeteria. SGT Thomas H Bunkley has arrived in Japan with the 507th AAA Battalion. Chihuahua Club organizing meeting Sunday. Burglary attempt reported on North Third Street. Book Pray Ye discussed at First Southern Baptist Church. Aviation cadet James A Beaman Jr transferred to Williams AFB for six months jet training. Physical therapy office to open September 22 at 2245 North Seventh Street. Mt McKinley timberline noted at 3,000 feet above base.
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Phoenix
Washington, D. C
Federal Bureau of Investigation
George A. Young, Jr
John Morris
Academy
G. F. Skiff School
Skiff School
Parent-Teacher Association
Frances L. Tyler
First Southern Baptist Church
North Third Street
Woman's Missionary Union
James A. Beaman, Jr
J. A. Beaman
East
Camelback Road
Williams Air Force Base
Chandler
Goodfellow Air Force Base
San Angelo
Tex
Wiliams
Air Force
Beaman
North Phoenix High School
Leaders Losing Hope For New Labor Law
Washington. House leaders appear to have written off chances for a new labor law this year and in any future session, with Chairman John Lesinski saying no further action will be taken on Taft Hartley repeal. He cites the 1950 election and a wary House mood as reasons not to report out another labor bill. The Senate passed a Taft Hartley style bill, but the House has not acted, while Truman vows to fight to repeal the measure.
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Washington
House
Congress
John Lesinski
Michigan
House Labor Committee
Lesinski
Senate
Truman
U S Court Opens Full Calendar For Circuit Appellate Return
The United States District Court will hold a full calendar Monday for the return of Judge Dave W. Ling who has been assigned to the Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco for two weeks. He has conducted court in Los Angeles during the summer.
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United States District Court
Dave ,W. Ling
Circuit Court of Appeals
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Interior committee to study Pribilof natives
A seven member Interior Department panel will depart Nome Alaska on September 25 to study Indian problems and living conditions of the Pribilof natives. The study follows recommendations from the department’s Indian Advisory Committee.
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Washington
Interior Department
Nome
Alaska
Pribilof Islands
Pribilof
Department
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the Valley National Bank
Victor H. Pulis
East Windsor Avenue
Robert D. Walker
East Verde Lane
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West
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Frank M. Votan
Tucson
Harold J. Lauver
Phoenix Aerie
Order of Eagles
Eagles Hall
North Central Avenue
Thomas H. Bunkley
Alzona Park
Japan
507Th Aaa Automatic Weapons Battalion
Arizona
Albert G. Herbert
Catalina Drive
William M. Wunsch
Sheriff's Deputies
Wunsch
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Janet Campbell Evans
Evans
Mt. McKinley
Rayon Faille
Stiles
Potter
Vavies
U.S. Court
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Percale
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