New Bill To Curb Reds Is Mapped
Washington Senator Mundt and Representative Nixon draft a bill to curb Communists. The plan requires registration with the Justice Department, front organization disclosure, labeling of literature and broadcasts, and denial of passports. It also bars Communist employment in federal jobs and imposes fines and prison terms for violations. The measure may be expanded to cover peacetime espionage.
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Nixon
Stern Curos
Congress
Pratone
Senat
New York
Coner
Immane Ee Een Sane Perialling
Department of Justice
Membershin Hsia
Communist Party
Mundt
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NLRB Sides With CIO in Precedent-Setting Labor Ruling
The National Labor Relations Board split 3 to 2 ruling for the Steel Workers led by Philip Murray against the International Association of Machinists over a pre-Taft Hartley Act closed shop contract at West Coast drydock company. The case involved CSO and CIO factions and a dispute over hiring rights for the Earl V. Bloomquist repairs near San Francisco.
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Washington
W National Labor Relations Board
International Association of Machinists
Steel Workers
CSO
CIG
Philip Murray
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CIO. Group
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West Coast Drydock Company
Independent
Moore Drydock Co
San Francisco
Earl V. Bloomquist
Machinists
State Will Vote On Vet Preference
New York voters will decide next November on a proposed point system for veterans civil service preference. The Mitchell amendment, approved by the Legislature for a necessary second time, would grant disabled veterans 16 points for exams and five for promotions, with non disabled veterans receiving five points or two and a half. Points could be used once for either an appointment or promotion.
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Albany
New York State
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Macneil Mitchell
Manhattan
Labor Bill Hearings Set in Senate and House
A House Labor subcommittee will begin public hearings Monday on the Administration's bill to repeal the Taft-Hartley Act. Representative Lesinski predicts a wage hike from 40 to 73 cents an hour and an expansion of coverage to larger retail businesses. The full committee will meet tomorrow to finish drafting the minimum wage bill ahead of floor action next week.
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