Labor Unions On Hottest Spot In Years
James Marlow explains the current labor dispute heat in Congress. The piece outlines three main proposals in play, including a presidential plan to appoint a board to study labor disputes for 30 days before strikes could occur. Major unions oppose any curb on their right to strike. The House labor committee is active as Christmas approaches.
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United Mine Workers
House Labor Committee
SING HERE Fadwin Sieffe to perform at Music Hall
Fadwin Sieffe American barytone guest artist at the Troy Vocal Society concert tonight in Music Hall. He has sung in concerts operas and oratorios, recently toured states and Quebec with Columbia Concerts Opera Co. appeared with New Opera Co and Rochester Civic Opera and performed at Radio City Music Hall. He has soloed with the Handel and Haydn Society in Boston and at the May 1945 Bach Festival Bethlehem Pennsylvania. Also notes May-Arends and Hobbs labor bills before Congress and a recent Indianapolis marriage of ex police chief Michael Morrisey and Marie Grott.
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Fadwin Sieffe
Barytone
Music Hall
Troy Vocal Society
Mr. Sieife
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Quebec
Columbia Concerts Opera Co
New Opera Co
Rochester Civic Opera
Radio City Music Hall
Mr. Sleffe
Handel and Haydn Society of
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Bethleham, Pa
U S Seeks New Atomic Sources
Washington based scientists will launch a equatorial stratospheric flight series starting in April to seek new atomic energy sources amid Soviet claims of cosmic ray discoveries. Dr. Lynnn J. Briggs of the National Geographic Society notes planned high altitude tests to study negative protons and betatron technology for nuclear research amid limited Russian disclosures.
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Frances Music
Washington
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Equator
Lynnn J. Briggs
National Geographic Society
Research Committee
Bureau of Standards
Moscow
Belgas
United States
Briggs
Vacant Newburyport House Becomes Complicated Situation
A Newburyport family faced a surprising challenge after a vacant house they owned housed guests. The issue centers on a lender’s notice and a policy dispute amid a move, with confusion over the terms of the vacant property and related ownership details.
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