Murray Fund Donates 352000 to National Council and Hospitals
The Philip Murray Memorial Foundation announced a 200000 grant to the National Council of Churches to support religious ethics in economic life and a 100000 grant to fund a library and research service at the Council’s national headquarters. A 150000 gift was given to Roselia Foundling and Maternity Hospital in Pittsburgh during a ground breaking for a 500000 wing. An additional 2000 was donated to the Louis Stark Memorial Fund.
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Philip Murray Memorial Foundation
CIO
United Steelworkers of America
National Council of Churches of Christ
United States of America
Philip Murray
Council
Roselia Foundling and Maternity Hospital
McDonald
Rosella Foundling Home
Catherine Variety Fund
Tent No. 1
Variety Club of
Roselia
Char
Louis Stark
The
New York Times
Grandmother Wins Kentucky Derby Day Contest Prize
Evelyn Foley 62 of Danvers Mass wins first prize in the Kentucky Derby Day contest by Union-made Kentucky Club tobacco. She receives a thoroughbred horse 500 dollars to “shoot the works” and a Derby trip. Her entry name was Fille guine. The Labor Press and ads publicized the widely attended contest drawing over 500000 entries. Eight winners receive crystal mint julep glasses including Edward Ford Bellevue William Endress Covington Osborne Nugent Fort Thomas Kenny Brooks Cincinnati Norma Ertel Cincinnati John Maynhoefer Cincinnati Jacob Vitello Cincinnati Thomas Pfahler Norwood Don Hamby Sharonville.
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Evelyn Foley
Danvers
Mass
Kentucky Club Pipe Tobacco
Labor
Point Of Order Pittsburgh In Casting Troubles
A steel mill terms overview explains that spy means a test sample, crook refers to distortion from cooling, and arrests denote interruptions in steel processing rather than a congressional hearing.
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Pittsburgh
Hartford Man Seeks Workers Comp After Onsite Walk
Connecticut Supreme Court rules that walking on company property to and from work is an incident of employment. James J. Hughes fell and was injured while walking from the parking lot to his job, making him eligible for workers compensation benefits.
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James J. Hughes
Connecticut Supreme Court of Errors
Hughes
Lawmaker Accuses Opponent Of Narrow Socialism View
During debate on the Housing Bill Rep. Hugh D. Scott Jr. criticized Rep. Martin Dies by claiming his definition of socialism is any federal appropriation that does not benefit Dies's district. The exchange highlights partisan tensions over federal funding and district interests.
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Hugh D. Scott, Jr
R. Pa
Martin Dies
Texas
Congress blocks several proposed national days
A House Judiciary sub committee rejected proclamations for National Baseball Day, Better Fishing Rodeo Day, and National Thanx Month. National Nurse Week, first full week in October, was approved.
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Congress
House Committee On the Judiciary
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Bellevue
William H. Endress
Covington
Osborne L. Nugent
Fort Thomas
Kenny Brooks
Cincinnati
Norma Ertel
John P. Maynhoefer
Jacob Vitello
Thomas J. Pfahler
Norwood
Don Hamby
Sharonville
Hartford, Conn
Carthage Ave
Norwood, Ohio
Oakley Building and Loan Co
Madison Road
Hunter
Jhunterwilson Company
Louisville
Kentucky
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