Education funding and state bills dominate lawmakers agenda
Lawmakers debated tuition for out of state residents and resident protections at state colleges while pushing funding reforms. They approved juvenile court study in cities, discussed airport and motorist liability bills, and advanced forest and conservation measures. A workmen compensation liberalization increased widow and child benefits and extended disability and funeral payments.
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House
Senate
Piper
Ohio
Auditor’s Office
Eacn Mty
Boreman
Threeember Board
Aeronautics
Aeronautics -Commission
Trent
Logan
Byrd
Raleigh
U S May Alter Draft on Islands and Self Government
Delegates discuss proposed amendments to a United Nations draft on island governance and native political development. Warren R. Austin will study three amendments, with some suggesting one may violate the U N charter though others back the U S plan in principle.
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United States
Security Council
Warren R. Austin
U. S
U. N
Austin
Gromyko
U.S
House proposes fine or jail for staff who skip posts
A measure seeks a $500 fine or up to one year in prison for teachers or other employees who voluntarily stay away from their positions to induce influence or coercion over the conditions pay and rights of those posts.
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State Capitol
Board of Control
State Water Commission
House
Bevin faces criticism over Britain labor stance and Holy Land partition
The Maine Republican notes Bevin and Labour colleagues backed a policy now condemned by US officials while Taft cites inconsistency over Britain's Holy Land partition plan. The piece also covers Douglas's resignation from Mutual Life and the ongoing delay in appointing an American ambassador to London after Gardner's death.
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Maine Republican
Bevin
Labor Party
Taft
Ohio
Holy Land
Labor
Douglas
Senate
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
New York
England
State Department
Britain
United States
London
Truman
W. Averell Harriman
Henry Wallace
Q. Max Gardner
Treasury
Labor clashes over unions and wage gains in industry
Fitzgerald cites growing employer accusations of communism as unions gain leverage for higher wages. He argues that strong employer interests push for labor laws to weaken bargaining power and boost industrial power.
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United Electrical Workers
U.E.W
Fitzgerald
Lava Flow Threat and Population Estimates Near Passo
Smoke from molten lava obscures observation as scientists report Passo Pisciaro about 1 000 residents at 2200 feet and Castiglione di Sicilia about 10 000 residents at 2000 feet. The larger town not expected to be endangered while lava flows at roughly a quarter mile per hour. Ravines divert some of the flow, with depths described near 600 feet.
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Passo Pisciaro
Castiglione di Sicilia
Java
Becketty Named 3rd Division Company Commander
The report notes his assumption of duties as Company Commander in the 3rd Division. He wears the Combat Infantry Badge Asiatic Pacific Campaign ribbon with two stars American Defense and Victory Medals. He holds two Chinese awards Grand Star of Honor and 9th Group Army Medal. HIS FAMILY in Akron Ohio will join him in Beckley soon. Headquarters of the sub district will be at the American Legion Club until Memorial Building space is found.
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Akron
Ohio
Beckley
American Legion Club
Memorial Building
Nottingh am and Luton Plan For Night Shifts
Workers and employers in Nottingham and Luton agreed to start night shifts next week amid talks. The move comes without awaiting full Government guidance and aims to ease porting and feeding operations during odd hours.
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Nottingham
Luton
Senate panel negotiates to modify portal suits
Four senators McGrath Magnuson Kilgore and Langer discuss a bill to declare portal suits drill and void and add conditions shifting proof to the employee barring extra damages relieving employer from attorney fees and other provisions to guard against Supreme Court overturning. The portal suits stemmed from the issue under study.
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Senate
Supreme Court
McGrath
Magnuson
Wash
Kilgore
W. Va
Langer
R. N.D
$12 000 Sought In Road Mishap in Raleigh Court
CG C Patrick manager of Christmas Realty seeks 12000 damages in Raleigh County circuit court against Lewis Davis Sr and Jr for injuries when his auto collided with their vehicle on US Route 19 21 Beaver. The filing appears in circuit clerk files.
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CG. C. Patrick
Christmas Realty Company
Raleigh County
Lewis John Davis
Lewis John Davis, Jr
Davis Boy
Beaver
More Comfort Wearing FALSE TEETH
FASTEETH a powder to sprinkle on upper and lower plates makes dentures firmer and more comfortable. It leaves no gummy taste or acidity and helps prevent sour denture odor. Obtain FASTEETH at any drug store.
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