Right-to-Work Bit Ready for Texas House
Texas lawmakers consider two measures on right to work. A constitutional amendment would outlaw closed shops and union membership requirements, while a companion act would bar employment discrimination based on union status. Penalties include up to 2000 dollars for corporations and up to 120 days in jail for individuals. The measures await formal introduction and party alignment.
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Cadet Lipman Advances to Second Lieutenant Rank
E A Lipman of Chicago has jumped seven ranks from private to second lieutenant at the 8th Antonia Aviation Cadet Center. After 15 months at Santa Ana California and cadet center, Lipman earned a bachelor and arts degrees from the University of Illinois and philosophy from the University of Rochester. He is a member of AAAS APA ESP and the national scientific honorary fraternity.
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Miss Brinkmeyer Receives Juvenile Post Appointment
Misa Margaret Brinkmeyer will become an assistant county juvenile officer on February 2 after approval Monday by the commission's court. Her salary will be $160. She has been recorder and typist in the county clerk's department and was assigned to Probate court earlier.
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Randolph field reports decline in accidents during 1844
Capt L A Gouldman ground safety officer says accidents among Randolph field Eiyision personnel averaged 2.4 per month in the final months of 1844, down from a higher rate earlier in the year. Military personnel accidents also fell after a safety campaign, with a disabling accident defined as one causing time lost from duty.
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Washington War Manpower lists 35 critical activities
The War Manpower Commission split its list of 26 essential activities into two divisions with one labeled critical. The guide targets men aged 28 through 22 for selective service while allowing those in critical production roles to remain on the job to avoid war production disruption. The seven broad categories include aircraft and parts, ships and parts, ordnance, ammunition, metal forgings, machinery, and rubber products, with most metal refining and shipping roles also deemed critical. Some textile and equipment production gained top rating, while agriculture and apparel were not targeted. The listings aim to focus introductory labor shifts for spring, in line with national service policy discussions led by President Roosevelt. The note also covers related policy context and broader wartime labor considerations.
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