Coal Group Spurns Pact For Industry
The Southern Coal Producers rejected joining an industry wide bargaining conference led by John J. Lewis to avert a potential summer strike. They deemed industry wide talks impractical and unsuitable and preferred no nationwide contract, while government efforts to curb a strike continued. Meanwhile labor debates focused on broader bills and possible extensions of bargaining rights, with senators weighing procedural changes and remedies to strengthen workers’ leverage.
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Foreign Aid Debate on Communist Aid Restrictions Continues
The House and Senate debate renewed limits on aid to communist dominated countries. Rep Calaway proposes a stricter ban while allowing aid to allied nations if oversight ensures aid reaches recipients. Sen Mundt and Chairman Vandenberg advocate cautious scope, with separate Greece Turkey assistance totaling 40 million dollars under review.
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Strike Settlement Hopes Dim in Wage Dispute
Strike settlement hopes dim as two day old labor dispute halts major regional construction. Builders association reports wage demands rise from 2 to 125 an hour, while unions seek 2 cents more per hour. Picket lines halt work at Waterford and related projects, with carpenters and trades resisting crossing. Local officials pursue solution through negotiation but progress remains stalled.
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Plane Missing With 15 Aboard Near Vancouver Island
A Vancouver based airliner with 12 passengers and 3 crew vanished late Monday night while en route from Lethbridge to Vancouver. Search efforts by land sea and air concentrated near the Strait of Georgia south of Sea Island Airport with unconfirmed sightings of oil slicks and debris. U.S. Coast Guard planes joined the hunt from Port Angeles.
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Parley scheduled on Abbatoirs sanitation in Renseelaer County
A county conference at Heath on May 14 will hear owners and operators of abbattoir facilities in Renseelaer County about sanitation standards. Dr. Coughlin and Dr. Meredith Thompson say complaints prompt possible inclusion of slaughterhouse rules in the county sanitary code. No current city or county license exists. state license governs slaughterhouses.
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Actress Denies Drunken Driving Charge in Beverly Hills
Beverly Hills actress Roots Mallory, ex-wife of producer William Cagney, pleaded innocent to a drunken driving charge. She was arrested by sheriff’s deputies and taken home after a brief detainment.
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Aleman and Truman Host Formal Washington Reception
Aleman drives to the White House for a joint official visit with Truman as motorcade passes the District of Columbia municipal building. The leaders greet the U S Navy band and deliver speeches stressing cooperation between the United States and Mexico, with Aleman speaking in Spanish and praising bilateral relations.
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Compromise Reached On Portal Pay Law
Washington VeI A Howart house conference committee yesterday agreed on a compromise bill to outlaw most of the five to six billion dollars in pending normal pay claims. Conferees aligned by eight of ten. McGrath refused to sign and Els is out of the city. The agreement splits existing claims from future ones, with Gwynne noting the House would likely act this week.
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Cambridge School Concert Set At Cambridge Hearing
The Cambridge school in Washington County will present its annual spring concert featuring selections by the band orchestra and choir. Public invited with no admission charge, a small voluntary fund collection will be taken for the hand uniform fund during the intermission.
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Ruins Believer To Be 4 000 Years Old
The remains of a stone building in Nabariya are being excavated and dated to about four thousand years ago. Early assessments suggest it could have been a fort used by ancient rulers allied with Egypt before the 17th century BC.
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Camp Fire Units Discuss Adult Work in New York
Miss Helen Rowe national Camp Fire rector outlines adult roles in the program. Mrs. A Kendall Roberts Northeastern New York Camp Fire Girl Council president notes adults as council members after dues. Harold B Hinds Albany Diocese Catholic Youth director stresses group work and announces a Mater Det award for a Troy Camp Fire Girl a Catholic faith.
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Military Mail Restrictions Talk By Congressman Byrne
A May 18 gathering at the Annex Restaurant Troy will feature Rep Byrne of the district as guest speaker at the One Groat Island Council Knights of Columbus annual communion. The event includes a corporate communion at St Josephs and a toastmaster. A spring dance is planned for Friday at the Van Seddick Island Country Club with Edward J Gunther as chairman. Church events note Rev Fred C Bennett celebrated 20 years as pastor, with a birthday party at church parlors hosted by Mrs John T McGinny and others. Mothers Club at St Josephs announced plans for a Mother’s Day gift package drive to service overseas personnel, with seven pound package limits and new letter sheets for foreign mail.
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Murray To Act On Statute And Prom Night Plans
Local notes show Murray preparing action on the Wilson Pakula law while school activities include a junior prom funded by proceeds. Community groups at St Mark's Episcopal Church arrange a social and a Monday gathering at 8 p.m. with Mrs Albert Page and Mrs Hisokd Leonard coordinating.
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Time Lost From Work Stoppages Lowest in Alabama and Nation
Bureau of Labor Statistics reports work stoppages this year at the lowest level since V-E Day. About 260 000 workers were involved in strikes or lockouts, far below 1 650 000 in early 1946. March saw 325 new stoppages, but 800 000 man days lost was the smallest monthly total since V-Day, even as a telephone strike added 340 000 workers in April.
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