Railways Protest Bill Likely After Labor Protections Adopted
Senate commerce committee favored the railroad reorganiza tion bill with an employment guarantee. It would bar wage cuts and require wage protection for about 1 million workers, forbid yellow dog contracts, recognize unions, and fund moving costs when job locations shift. A federal coordinator could group and approve economies, including mergers, with no strike penalties for workers. Repeal of recapture and $13 million refund to carriers noted.
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Harlandale Fire House Bid To Lease For Funeral Parlor
City commissioners will hear a proposal to lease the Harlandale fire house as a funeral parlor. Roy Akers has bid $50 per month. Commissioner Phil Wright favors generating revenue but opposes alterations that would prevent later reconversion to a fire station. The North New Braunfels Avenue station, once valued at about 30,000 dollars, now houses the Alamo Heights Civic League.
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Dairymen Abandon Milk Strike Blockade
Menominee Michigan May 20 The strike by milk farmers fizzled as Theodore Wallensleger head of the upper Michigan pool wired from Milwaukee that the blockade plan is off. Farmers voiced sharp criticism calling him a traitor for backing down and complained of poor leadership.
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Freight Loadings Rise Amid Week To May 13 Report
Washington May 20 CNS loading of revenue freight for the week ended May 13 totaled 61,095 cars, an increase of 7,220 cars over the prior week and above the year ago period. Overall commodities showed gains over the new reporting week, though declines occurred in 1801 comparisons.
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Mooney Murder Trial Delayed Pending Writ Bid
Superior Judge Louis H. Wardaday postponed the Tom Mooney murder trial to Tuesday to await action by the State Supreme Court on a petition for a writ of mandate filed by John A. O Gara, former assistant district attorney, as a procedural delay.
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Oil Field Returns Anger as Pressure Drops in East Texas
LONGVIEW May 20. Pressure in the East Texas oil field continues to fall with daily averages around 412 pounds and many wells failing to flow under their own power. A ten day check of several outfits shows more than 3000 men returning to work as production struggles persist.
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