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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1944
Page
9
A. N. Deen announces the University of Texas geology department will resume annual summer explorations despite wartime travel limits. Students will stay in Austin and make daily trips to nearby countryside instead of long camping expeditions.
Advice warns against rubber bands near silverware as they tarnish. Use cords or tape to tie and secure silver in bags or vases for storage.
Washington marks twenty years since the child labor amendment passed Congress though not ratified by states. The U S Children's Bureau warns many under 18 still work illegally in mines mills canneries and packing sheds while the Fair Labor Standards Act regulates some youth employment but lacks nationwide intrastate coverage without a constitutional amendment. 28 states have ratified the amendment and 18 have voted against it in a long debated path toward a federal standard.
A War Labor Board panel met at the Guiter hotel to hear company and union arguments on wage scales and arbitration procedures between Southern Steel Co and the International Association of Bridge Structural and Ornamental Iron Workers of America. The three member panel included Amos M Feils as chair, with B O'Neill representing industry and W F Arnold representing labor.
Claris tina de Bourbon Patino, member of Europe’s Bourbon family, sues her husband Alenor Patino in New York Supreme Court for divorce. Patino, former Bolivian minister to Britain and son of mining magnate Simon Patino, filed the action and seeks a trial.
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