Bus fare increase denied by Public Service Commission
The Public Service Commission rejected Schenectady Railway Company's plan to raise bus fares by 10 to 15 cents for thousands of workers. The operator sought a zones system with 19 cents initially plus five cents beyond, while existing one-cent fares under a temporary license expire June 30. The decision preserves current fares and disputes the proposed rise.
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Schenectady
Albany
Public Service Commission
PSC
Secret horse racing data held by Senate panel
Senate commerce subcommittee keeps distribution lists of horse racing news secret in official records. Other items note Firestone pensions for long-service workers, export control tightening on nylon cloth, Detroit hospital treatment for a civil leader, and a congressman announcing retirement plans.
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Washington
Senate Commerce
Charman McFarland
Daviz
Firestone
Earabe
Cushing General Hospital
Akron
Insham, Johnson
Firestone Tire
New York City
Rubber Co
Ea Imerce Department
Para- Victor Reutherin Hospital
Detroit
Vietor
Tec
CLO
United Auto Workers
Henry Ford
Canada
Ae 2 Ag
Jeader
Robert Lapp
George Trallet
Norma Ponder
Jones
Dedham
Masé
Waller
New England
F. Johnson
Baptist Hospital
Norfolk
Laney Radio
Polish Reds Open Purge Within Party Ranks
Warsaw reports a Communist Party purge as expulsions rise since the third plenary session last November. Details came from Gen. Franciszek Jozwiak Witold at the fourth Central Committee plenary, highlighting intra party anti Russian elements targeted.
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Warsaw
Poland
Franciszek Jozwiak Witold
Central Committee
Deaths of Noted Philanthropist and Civic Leader Group
Mrs James Ross Todd of Louisville Kentucky mother of Joyett Ross Todd former treasurer of the Republican National Committee Mrs William Brownell Goodwin of Hartford Connecticut retired insurance executive and noted archeologist died in Hot Springs Virginia Alfred Julevn Lomen 61 president of Lomen Commercial Co Nome Alaska prominent in Proparming enterprise died in Seattle Washington
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James Ross Todd
Joyett Ross Todd
Republican National Committee
Louisville
Williame Brownell Goodwin
Hartford, Conn
Columbus
San Francisco
Hot Springs
Alfred Julevn Lomen
Lomen Commercrt Co
Nome
Alaska
Seattle
Wash
Court ruling may challenge CLO NLRA cases
The Fifth Circuit ruling questions NLRB precedents on Taft Hartley oath rules for union officers. Denham says the NLRB and CLO positions diverged. many CLO led bargains may be affected if the Supreme Court accepts the Fifth Circuit view. A West Texas Utilities case and a Postex Cotton Mills appeal loom toward the high court.
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National Labor Relations Board
CLO
Federal Circuit
Fifth Circuit Court of
New Orleans
Appiel
AFL
Robert N. Denham
NLRB
ADL
William Green
fleHow
T.H
Philip Murray
Supreme Court
Fifth Circuit
N.l.rb
Goard
IIFLH
Ins
Postex Cotton Mills, Inc
Post
Tex
GLO
Taft-Hartley
C.lo
West Texas Utiliies Company
Sureme
Denham
N.L.R.E
Church May Fix 3000 Salaries At 1951 Convention
The West New York Synod of the Evangelical and Reformed Church in Toron? says no subsidies for North and South Ireland unions. The minimum pastor salary is set at 3,000 plus parsonage, with clerks for a travel agency noting 225 and a 13,100 fund. The Irish section views the matter amid questions of loyalty to the Crown and cost of living.
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Buffalo
West New York
Toron' One
Sid Basil
Reformed Church
Brooke
North Raider
Ireland
North
South
Irish Republic
San Francisco
George W. McCormack
Remily Church
Gowanda
Toron
Belfast
King's Men
England
Death Threat Reported in Army Funds Probe
Rep Raymond W Karst says Sally Dewey, a government investigator at the Army Finance Center in St Louis, has received death threats to keep her from testifying to a House subcommittee about alleged mismanagement and Communist influence. Dewey, an inspector on servicemen’s allotments, has faced protective escorts by Army intelligence.
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Waskington
Raymond W. Karst
D-Mo
Army
St Louis
Sally Dewey
Harbor
House Armed Services
Karst
Post Office and Oil Service
Barst
Miss Dewey
Jap Captives Kin Plan Picket Of Soviet Embassy
Families of about 10,000 Japanese war prisoners missing in Russia will camp outside the Soviet Embassy in Tokyo on June 12. Relatives say 371000 Japanese POWs remain unaccounted for, and they will present letters as proof their loved ones are alive. They condemn Russian claims that all Japanese POWs have been repatriated.
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Tokyo
Russia
Sieowners
Zenichi Kamijima
$125 Million Credit Aims to Unlock Argentina Debt
Assistant Secretary and Export-Import Bank officials announce a $125,000,000 credit to Argentina to help repay foreign debts and ease strained U S Argentine relations. They say the loan signals a new era of economic collaboration and hopes Peron will extend civil liberties.
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Pernment
Edward G. Miller, Jr
U. S
Millar
Iso
Herbert E. Guston
Washington
LPS Americas
Bathc
Argentina
Peron
Romania Demands Cut in U S Staff Amid Diplomatic Move
The Bucharest government requests trimming U S diplomatic staff as part of a broader effort to curb debt and imports. Reports note Soviet-aligned Romania accuses U S diplomats of spying and seeks start of reduced staff, with Washington linking cuts to financial and trade repercussions.
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London
Romania
Bucharest
Indassad
Treasury
Raste
Imon A. Cetetlo Duing
Gaston
Amteric
Gov- SS
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