FEPC Decision May Move In Ohio Senate
In Columbus on May 4 AP reports senators prepared to vote on Lausche backed FEPC measures replacing compulsory bill with an educational program. House approved the plan earlier but splits in the Senate may allow a substitute. The bill would create a five member commission to enforce anti discrimination with court backed orders and penalties up to 1000 dollars or a year in jail.
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House
Frank J. Lausche
Senate Labor Committee
Fair Employment Practices Commission
Ohio
Lausche
Commission
Berlin airlift aide keeps vital duties in flights
Pfc Albert F Flowers of the Air Force, brother of Charles Flowers of 1802 Grace NE, serves by giving landing and takeoff instructions to F-54s during the Berlin airlift. He joined in August 1947 and has been at Rhein-Main for five months on airlift duty. His European tour is planned through December 1951. In domestic news, the FEPC bill faced changes from a three to twelve person employer threshold and moves through the House, with Senate changes returning to the House.
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Pfc
Albert F. Flowers
Charles Flowers
Grace
Flowers
Air Force
Rhein-Main
McKinley F O P A Delegates Named for Friday
Delegates to the state convention of the Fraternal Order of Police Associates will be elected at a Friday meeting of McKinley F O P A Lodge. The 1948 Little League national tournament playoff films will be shown by courtesy of the national league headquarters.
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Fraternal Order of Police Associates
Cincinnati
McKinley F.O.P.A. Lodge
Eagles Hall
National League
F.O.P.A
Police Back League Support in Canton Exhibition
The Order of Police backs a local league in Canton while an exhibition features photographs from the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown New York. The event highlights police support and historic baseball images for the public showing.
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Order of Police
Canton
Baseball Hall of Fame
Cooperstown
N. Y
GINGISOL Marketed For Mouth Hygiene Aid
An old fashioned ad promotes Dr Barden’s GINGISOL a fluoride and vitamin C mouth rinse for gum care claiming to aid in mouth hygiene. It advises dental consultation and using a mouthful 2 or 3 times daily with money back if not satisfied.
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Barden
U. S. Pat
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