Pay of State Employed in Guards Cut
Austin March 45 The Attorney General Gerald Mani ta announced only two weeks of state salaries may be paid to officials or employees on active duty with the Texas national guard He advised Comptroller George H Sheppard to issue warrants for a 12 day period citing Article 5680 A of the Texas Flags to the effect guardsmen may be paid for time served in camp provided they have no other vacation during the calendar year The ruling reopened questions from the Carpenter case Orville S Carpenter then director of the unemployment compensation commission was refused pay when drafted Carpenter was later found entitled to pay by the Texas Supreme Court and the U S Supreme Court denied Mani ta application He told Sheppard to issue Carpenters pay warrants
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Austin
Gerald
Mani Tas Tay
Texas National Guard
George H. Sheppard
Texas
Supreme Court
Carpenter
Orville S. Carpenter
Unemployment Compensation Commission
State Selective Service Board
Texas Supreme Court
U. S. Supreme Court
Mann
Sheppard
McCraw to Confer With Labor Heads in Austin
Former Texas attorney general Bill McCraw was due in Austin to meet labor officials about the governor's plan to regulate strikes and lockouts. Texas Federation of Labor's Harry Acteman said McCraw would arrive this afternoon and may testify Monday before the House committee of the whole.
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Austin
INS
Bill McCraw
Texas
Harry Acteman
Texas Federation of Labor
McCray
Atremanssighe
McCraw
Taxes Hit Wage Talks In New Mine Dispute
In New York Fort negotiations over a wage contract between soft coal producers and union leaders, both sides admit taxes press both employers and workers. UMWA statistician Adams argues taxes burden the industry while operators say they share the impact. Spokesman O Reilly notes wage rise demands clash with rising costs since 1923.
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New York
Ukeheur- Fort
K. C. Adems
United Mine Workers of America
Charles O'Rei
John L. Lewis
Bince
Spring Beckons On Tour Into Hill Country
Real war correspondent recalls Comfort Texas and the Faust hotel on Main Street. The guide follows US highways to Fredericksburg, Enchanted Rock, and Longhorn Cavern, highlighting Sunday houses, Vereins Kirche, and the scenic Hill Country route with 250 miles of modern highway. The piece celebrates landscape, history, and road travel from San Antonio to Fredericksburg toward Burnet.
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Comfort
Boerne
Faust Hotel
Mexico
Faust
Seltiers
Whale Confedérete
Nueces River
Fredericksburg
Fredericksbure
San Antonio
Texas
Bear Mountain
Corpus Christi
Aloay Bell Mountain
John C. Hays
T Hs Summit
Finaily
Linno
Rete
United States
Colorado River
Lint Anden Tin Tell
Buchanan Dam
Tre Dam
Burnet
Longhorn Cavern
Sam Bass
State 66
Johnson City
Blancs
Spring Branch
San Pedro Avenue
Roosevelt Plan for Labor Mediation Board Draws Fire
In Washington March 15 the White House labor board plan faced criticism from Congress and labor leaders. President Pinky Murray slammed the proposal as unrealiste and backed advisory councils in major defense industries. William Green approved the plan for an unmanned mediation board, while others warned against compulsory arbitration and precluding labor reform without clear legislative backing.
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Washington
INS
Roosevelt
Ore Gance
Astough
Willam Green
Magny
Fox
Burkes
Colin Brocade
Aidel
Hinknger
Cone
Youth 19 Teach Bombardiers in Army Air Corps
Denver March 15. Young cadets graduate 48 bombardier instructors at Lowry. Youngest, James F. Grain, 19, of New Orleans. Others up to 22 years. Officers say the class will be assigned to duty at Motherfield Calif Stockton Ellington Held Texas and Barksdale Held La.
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Denver
INS
Nuing
Army
Air Corps Tech
Lowry Tell
James F. Grain
New Orleans
W. Buncan
Motherfield Calif
Stockton
Calif
Ellington
Held
Texas
Barksdale Held
Patrick hosts annual birthday party for ten years
Cagney has held a birthday gathering for the same circle of friends each year for the past decade, continuing a long standing personal tradition.
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Teetcs
Sf. Patrick
Cagney
Unclear text on labor disputes and strikes
Fragmentary report discusses unions, jurisdictional disputes and strikes affecting defense production. Mentions lawmakers considering measures to limit strikes and labor actions, with reference to a committee reviewing proposals and containment efforts.
Union Count Clouds Voting at Milwaukee Strike Hearing
Milwaukee March 15 An Illinois Wisconsin labor relations board session faced a dispute over count methods used by Alis Chalmers Manufacturing to gauge employee sentiment on a 51 day strike. Witness William Watson testified watchers at a distant door tally 4547 voters alleging union claims of 6755 participants, while attorney W O Sontemann argued the act bans spying on employees during such voting.
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Milwaukee
Nilon
Alis-Chalmers Manufacturing Company
William
Watson
Wisconsin Labor Relations Board
Strike Threat Shuts Los Angeles Air Parts Plant
In Venice California 421 workers at Harvill Aircrate Diecasting Corp halted operations with a picket around the plant. Workers from the National Association of Diecast Workers halted production of aircraft parts used in controls for 30,000 daily, threatening a broader shutdown across Southern California aerospace firms including Douglas, Lockheed, North American, and Boeing as federal mediators rush to avert a national military backlog crisis.
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Los Angeles
California
Harvill Aircrate Diecasting Corporation
Venice
Douglas Aircraft Company
North American Aviations
Lockheed Corporation
Consolidated Aircraft
Vultee
Boeing
Northrup
Yegter
National Association of Diecast Workers
Federal Mediatora
Hargill Company
Solving of L A Crime Told
San Antonians await a detailed account of detective work in the Maria Hernandez murder case as described in the April issue of Actual Detective. The piece highlights Detective Pred Littlepage and sheriff’s department cooperation in cracking the difficult case, plus other national crime stories in the magazine.
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San Antoniens
Maria Hernandez
Pred ‘Littlepage
Sheriff's Department
Uniah Submits Saunter Proposal Amid Wages Dispute
The Uniah submitted a saunter proposal after two wage and working conditions proposals from the company. Company spokesmen said no parts are on hand as items are collected daily by trucks from aircraft firms.
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Uniah
Harvestor Co Discusses Walkout Amidst Plant Strikes
Efforts to untangle strikes at several International Harvesters plants continue as management and union officials plan a meeting in Richmond Indiana with state conciliators to discuss a potential NLRB election. The talks follow a wage dispute and friction with new AFL affiliates in Chicago's Meconmick and tractor works.
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Chicago
International Har«vester’ Company
Richmond
Ind
Indiang Alate Conciliation Service
O.LOC/s Farm Equipment Workers union
NLRB
Ale
C.I.0
Harvester
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