Overtime Pay Is Held Due In Six Days
State Attorney General Nathaniel L. Goldstein ruled overtime pay must be delivered within six days after the regular payday for workers paid biweekly, with railroad workers exempt. The law Department noted two week pay may align with the act, but delaying overtime pay beyond the period violates Section 198. prior opinions call biweekly arrangements substantial compliance.
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Opnion
Nathaniel L. Goldstein
Raleuads
Goldstein
LAW Department
John J. Bennett, Jr
State Labor Department
Department
Hatch Act Critic says penalties unfair to small fry
Chairman Harry B. Mitchell of the Civil Service Commission argues the Hatch Act is too harsh on minor federal workers while excusing larger violators. He cites cases of mail carriers used in politics, precinct committee members, and young women misused for political reasons, urging protest against the act’s penalties.
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Walirngton
Harry B. Mitchell
Civil Service Commission
Mitchell
Rep
Woodhouse
Federal
Fred
Lara
Bitchell Weare
Wood
House
Mitchell Saia
Fliers' Wives In Rent War
Spokane mayor reports rent disputes impacting wives and families of at least six air base specialists ordered overseas. He warns rent control may return if complaints rise, noting an expectant mother faced eviction and police involved. Several B-29 crews from Spokane Base were sent to Pacific fronts in early July, with six listed as missing in action.
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Spokane
Spokane Air Force
Two Policemen Penalized After State Raid
HUDSON UP A Judson police sergeant was demoted to patrolman and a patrolman suspended for 30 days without pay following a state police raid on disorderly houses on June 23. Both were charged with misconduct and incompetency at a police commission hearing. Sgt William Egan will return August 1.
Chinese Reds Oust Spanish Official
Chinese Communist authorities expelled Lia De Tarracaccho who claimed to be the Spanish consul general in Shanghai. A Shanghai dispatch cited orders to leave China via Tientsin within 10 days for alleged consular duties and other illegal activities. It remained unclear if he truly held the consulate under Nationalists. Spain and Red China do not recognize each other.
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Hong Kong
Shanghai
Wen Hut Pao
Three Beaten In Red Hunt at Chrysler Plant Gates
At the Maywood Chrysler auto plant two hundred workers and onlookers attacked three men, Tom Creed Basil Gordon and Leo Blanket, who reportedly refused to confirm if they were Communists. Deputies and state police intervened after the beating began, with bystanders claiming a motive to “clean them up.”
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Los Angeles
Chrysler Auto
Maywood
Ofer
Tnee
Tom Creed
Basil Gordon
Leo Blanket
Sherif
California
Jank W. Zallina
Monteroy Park
Santa Fe Railroad
Zafina
Imom
Navy Reserve
Korea
Zaffina
Time Man and GI Skat From Jeep
A jeep driver reported Time magazine chief Watson Fielder a 33 year old Hong Kong editor and a soldier were shot from their fleeing vehicle near Red-raptured Tacton. Ruban and Kimball of Tou ton described the driver as unsure whether F rider and Une colar wet hie or avandia. They noted divers reported 14 cases and that selectees were mobilized under heavy medical checks as they sped over 50 miles.
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Voryo
Watson Fielder
Hong Kong
Time Magazine
Tacton. Py. Ruban & Kimball
Touton
Buetaro
Kimoail
Tagjon
Effort to Settle Bus Strike Fails In Utica Court
Residents of this industrial area face a transport halt as 290 drivers and companies walk out, paralyzing the city’s major bus line since last Tuesday. A federal judge ordered a formal hearing for Tuesday on an action to stop the bankrupt Schenectady Railway Company from paying pensions to 22 retired workers of Local 159 Transport Workers, claiming pension payments are overdue for this month.
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Ely
Schenectad Railway Company
Ure
Utica
Stephen W. Brennan
Delay Likely In More Arms Aid Funds
Washington reports Senator Connally predicts a delay in requests for additional foreign military aid beyond the 1.2225 billion authorized. President Truman aims for possible up to 5 billion more to arm allies while Korea's fighting continues. The administration orders 14 federal agencies to curb nonessential defense- related spending and tighten credit. Navy and Army transport ships are mobilized from mothball status to support war effort. A finance push favors pay-as-you-go taxes with a 30 percent increase discussed by key committees.
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Washington
Congress
Connally
D-Team
Texas
Truman
Korea
Pacific Coast
Pacific
Atlantic
Gulf
House Merchant Marine Committee
Senate House
O'Mahoney
Wye
Daily Worker circulation rises amid Detroit curb on newsstands
The Communist Daily Worker shows a bounce in circulation for the moment. Citizens had some fun as Detroit projects a curb on street newsstands. For the time being it is not being enforced and legality is in question.
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Delrommw P
Communist Daily Worker
Citizens
Detroit
GOP to Take Another Shot At Red Probe
Washington Republicans prepare a fresh push over Senator McCarthy’s charges that the State Department harbors Communists. The Senate debate centers on a Democratic subcommittee report that calls McCarthy’s charges a fraud while Republicans pledge further action and potential new reports.
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Gop
Red
Washington
McCarthy
R.-Wis
Senate
Ferguson R.mich
Lodge
R.-Mass
C.O.P
Hickenlooper
Owa
Sill
Jevner
Ives
Tydings
D.-Md
Wisconsin
State Department
Servicemen to Get Newspaper Strike Aid to Keep Homes
National real estate groups agree to assist servicemen in preserving home ownership amid Korea era manpower needs. FHA notes over one third of recent home buyers on financing had incomes under 1000 dollars monthly mortgage around 50. Strike talks at New York World Telegram and Sun collapse as mediators fail. Guild seeks full shop with 90 percent membership. company counters with life-long membership.
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Washinglon UY
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Federal Housing Administration
New York
New York World- Telegram
Sun
C. I. O. American Newspaper Guild
A. F
Ie Company
The
World- Telegram
Guild
Bullet in Head Ends War Practice Battle in Minnesota
A four hour gun duel at a resort near Peikon Lake, Minnesota leaves Gene Porter age 23 dead and Stewart Cadham 20 held without charge. Authorities say the youths intended to practice for a stunt named for a religious figure, exchanging shots from cabins and trees as bystanders watched.
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Virginia
Gene Porter
St. Cloud
Minn
Feld
St. Louis County
Stewart Cadham
Peioan Lake
Hee
Adolph Johnaan
Ian
Amimaniion
Halle
Lily
Porter
Cadham
Karen
N'T
Eweleth
Hs Nanan
Bambast
Joyn
Avormey
Congress in Recess and Armed Forces Reforms
In a recess until Monday the Senate passed extended measures adjusting armed forces personnel rules and authorizing the President to inspect foreign ships in U.S. waters. The House Armed Services Committee advanced enrollment reforms, aiming to foster citizenship through service. Sentiment on Senator McCarthy’s Communist allegations remains contentious as debates continue.
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Ives
McCarthy
State Department
Jenner
Tydings
Stalin
Louis C. Mir
Rani
Indiana Law Action
Daily Worker
Armed Services
Senate
Sonate
Brill
Hos
Boys Nanan
Lesinn
Exhausted GIs and chaplain escape after 60 mile Korea trek
Three hundred troops from the 31st and 19th regiments stagger back to American lines after a grueling 60 mile route from Taejon through ambush zones. Twelve wounded, some barefoot, carried by comrades over mountains and rough terrain as they fought to reach safety. The chaplain, praising the South Korean locals, spoke of being cut off and outflanked before reaching safety. Meanwhile in Baltimore a labor dispute in Locke Inc. stalls a union election as the UMWA and UCAW clash over signatures and legal requirements.
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Peter Kalischer
Korea
Taejon
Taegon
SGD
Jerome W. Krause
Fargo
N. D
Theodore de Sautel
Baltimore
Gerald Bernhart
John
Lewis
Andavit
United Con
UCAW
Bernhart
Locke, Inc
UCM
United Mine Workers
A. D. Lewis
U.C.W
John A. Penello
National Labor Relations Board
U.cav
U.M.W
40 Educators Win JobFight at University of California
Forty UC professors keep their jobs after refusing to sign anti Communism oaths. The UC regents voted 10 to 9 to approve 39 and later approved a 40th, with Gov. Earl Warren casting the deciding vote. Admiral Chester W. Nimitz supported the decision amid a heated three hour debate led by John Francis Neylan who vows to reprise the issue.
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San Francisco
University of California
University Board of Regents
Earl Warren
Robert
Gordon Sproul
Warren
Chester W. Nimitz
John Francis Neylan
Neylan
Diamond Alkali Workers Strike at Tadnesville Plant
Picket lines ringed the Diamond Alkali Co. factory as negotiations for a new contract failed and the old agreement expired at midnight. The plant supplies artificial gas to thousands of homes in Lake and Ashtabula counties. About 3,000 workers are employed. the union has not disclosed its demands.
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Tadnesville
O.P
Diamond Alkali Co
District 50
Lake and Aghtabula
Steven P. Adams
Union
Acheson Says Peace Hope Is Obscure Over Korean Crisis
Secretary of State Acheson said there is no clear path to a peace settlement in Korea though he did not rule out a possible voluntary withdrawal by North Korea. He noted neared dead ends with Moscow via Nehru and the British Foreign Office and discussed UN admission for China. He also cited renewed U.S. efforts on a Japanese peace settlement amid the Korean War.
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Waslington Upi
Acheson
Moscow
Nehru
Stalin
United Nations Security Council
China
Korea
Enson
Tive
U.S
Far East
State Department
Japan
Price Rises Surpass Two-Year High Pre Korea War
Washington report details sharpest retail price increases in two years for May 15 to June 15, 1950, with food costs up 2.1 percent. Meats eggs fruits and vegetables led gains while overall index climbs to levels not seen since 1948. The piece notes anticipated further increases post mid-June and previews July index changes amid a new GM auto workers contract with quarterly wage reviews.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
BLS
Sivice
General Motors
GLO
Auto Workers
Boys Nation Holds Presidential Race Preview
Washington reports the fifth annual Boys Nation selects candidates for President and Vice President from two parties the Federalist and the Nationalist. Five delegates participate in this American Legion sponsored event with the party division forming the ballot slate for the upcoming election.
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Washington (P
Boys Nation
Ameri Lcan Laginne
Turse
Tank Plant Needs Long Preparation
Cleveland notes a nine to twelve month period before Cadillac begins tank production at the Fisher bomber plant near Cleveland airport. Col Spavia J. Crawford, commander of SILVER BAY GP, cites unprecedented labor negotiations and a still developing contract. GM president Charles E. Wilson and Lawrence W. Appley address business leaders on war‑time disruption and executive hiring at the YMCA conference.
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Cleveland
Cadillac
Fisher
Spavia J. Crawford
Silver Bay GP
Detroit Arsenal
Charles E. Wilson
American Management Association
General Motors
Lawrence W. Appley
Allison
Appley
Y.m.ca
Cop on Vacation Slain in Rescue
Alfred Lovets, 43, a Bronx warrants officer, was killed while attempting a rescue. Masked men fled as bystanders and residents aided in the chase. the incident occurred at night with police searching for suspects.
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New York
Dsr
Yale Nesses
Parce
Alferd Lovets
Bronx
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