Ruling May Boost Pay Two Million for State Workers
An Appellate Division ruling may add about 2 million dollars to the pay of more than 4,000 New York State civil service workers. Daniel De Marco challenged a 1947 salary reallocation, claiming he should have moved into a higher grade with five years of service and received a 100 raise. The court affirmed Justice Bergan, and the state AG appealed.
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Albany
Supreme Court
Francis Bergan
Daniel de Marco
Ala
DE Marco
Civil Service Commission
Tustince Bergan
DeMarco
N. L. Goldstein
John T. de Graff
Bergan
Dewey
de Graft
Anti Red Bill Introduced in Congress
A bill to hobble American Communists goes to the House Rules Committee. Sponsor Mundt predicts easy passage in the House and likely Senate support. The measure requires Communist groups to register annually with the attorney general and to provide a full membership list with current home addresses. Opponents Marcantonio and Isacson of the American Labor Party planned to oppose.
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Washington
Houses
Rules Committee
Mundt
R-S.d
House
Senate
Marcantonio and
Isacson
New York
Congress
American Labor Party
Communist Party
Communist Front
Action Due On Kellems Tax Refusal
Washington officials say Miss Vivien Kellems in Westport Connecticut must pay taxes after stopping tax withholding from 100 employees pay envelopes. She calls the Revenue Act unjust and unconstitutional urging authorities to indict, while IRS warns of penalties up to five years in prison and a $5,000 fine for criminal tax violations.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Snyder
Vivien Kellems
Kellems
Westport
Conn
Internal Revenue Bureau
Bureau
United States
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