Guardsmen Covered by Law On Reemployment
Ralphs Grage of the Maryland Veterans Commission says National Guardsmen drafted into federal service are automatically covered by reemployment rights laws. Under the Selective Service Act provisions, guardsmen who leave private industry or federal positions for service may reinstate their old jobs upon release if they comply with the act, and they should inform employers in writing of their reason for leaving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralphs, Grage
Maryland Veterans Commission
Tagg
Bill To Boost Taxes Five Billion For Senate Committee
Aug 17 report says President Trimman's $5 billion tax bill expands to finance defense and shift the tax system toward wartime footing. Republicans join Democrats in backing emergency measures to raise about $8 billion yearly and alter depreciation rules to speed defense production. The plan would allow 20 percent five-year depreciation for defense facilities and adjust corporate rates to simplify taxation for 1950 income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
U.K
Trimman
Congress
Senate Finance Committee
Washington
America
Dem Tranian
War Production Board
Iiho
Hydrogen Bomb Threatens Vast Heat Wave Across New York Area
AP reports the hydrogen bomb would unleash a heat wave and blast effects far beyond prior tests. A single flash could ignite fires, with a 40 mile circle of lethal heat and an air blast that shatters buildings and levels vast urban areas, including New York City and surrounding suburbs.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
New York
Dhepan
No Nylon Shortage Seen For Industry Tour
A Carroll County Women’s Club group of 25 toured Victor Hosiery Corporation in Hagerstown and Hampstead to see hosiery production. Plant officials said suppliers show no real nylon shortage, with supplies expected to meet near-term demand despite warnings.
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Carroll Country Women’s Cl
Victor Hosiery Corporation
Hagerstown
Hampstead
Ard
Clarence B. Simons Ware
Vietor
Fragmentary wartime note on blasts and radiation dangers
A fragment discusses a fireball and its deadly aftermath, noting burns and fires in blasted arcs and contrasting radioactive risks with blast fatalities. It hints that explanations and speculations will be provided tomorrow, but uses cautious language.
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Portland Cement Association
Walnut St
Philadelphia
T. Pa
Powitry
Nome
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Treasury
New York City
Browlway
Dind St
Mont Jbattan
Brooklyn
Coney
Acrogs
Mirport
Fort Patten
Long Island
Staten
Walla
Ganrties
Rome
General Acceptance Corporation
N. Jonathan
Thomas Bldg
Tel
Harold Ellis
John Sailer
Edwin Jordan
Diamonds
Bakers Jewelry Store
E. Washington St
S&l Television Sales
Virginia Avenue
Hagerstown Lumberee
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VA Loans
Nic Creey
Sears
Sect
Homart
Carton
N. Potomac ST
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