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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1946

Page

5

Senate Labor Health Plan Fight Looms

Senate opponents push for an industry wide health plan requirement as part of labor control debates. Senator Pepper leads a fight against proposals he says would undermine labor while a bi partisan move seeks to bar government workers from unions that strike. Majority Leader Barkley aims to move beyond the draft issue and set time for OPA action in the coming week.

Washington Senate Pepper D-Fla Labor Committee Senate Appropriations Committee Agriculture Department Russell D-Ga Wherry Neb C.so. United Public Workers of America Senator Byrd D-Vad Byrd John L. Lewis Virginian Barkley OPA

Nurse Questioned In Tavern Slaying

Iris Heltz a 26 year old Lackawanna nurse was questioned as a material witness in the May Day tavern slaying of 69 year old John Yost. Ray Woodley a 22 year old taxi driver from Ft. Myers was at large after allegedly shooting Yost and Heltz was held after arriving from Denver to Erie County Jail. Police hunted Woodley with a sighting in Los Angeles on May 9.

Buffalo Iris Heltz Lackawanna Miss Heltz Ray Woodley Ft. Myers Fla Omaha John Yost Glenwood Erie County Denver Colo Woodley Los Angeles

House Food Inquiry Opens by Flannagan on Irresponsible Statements

Washington, D C Chairman Flannagan of Virginia opened the House Agriculture Committee inquiry into the world food situation. He blamed “chaotic conditions” on irresponsible statements by officials not connected to farming. Secretary Clinton P Anderson is to testify, with more witnesses to follow. He said farmers are angered by price swings and constant farm product orders and regulations.

Washington Flannagan D-Va House Agriculture Committee Clinton P. Anderson America Virginian

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