Labor Chair Seeks Constructive Labor Action in Congress
Washington INS reports House Labor Chairman advocates constructive legislation with fair balance between labor and management. He pledges to introduce a bill reflecting Republican leadership views, seeking Speaker Martin and Majority Leader Hallock approval, while urging cooperation to avert nationwide strikes and meet a March deadline. He supports injunctive relief against strikes causing industry-wide tieups and opposed broad anti-depression proposals.
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Washington
Howe Committee On Labor
Cruwcalion
Martin
Hallock
Tam
Congress
Senate Labor Bill Views and Wage Talk
The speaker discusses the Senate Case bill, calling it satisfactory yet incomplete. He objects to broad extensions of wage laws and urges anti intimidation, while supporting a higher minimum wage for inter state workers and considering a ban on union closed shops. The House Labor Committee will push for appropriate legislation despite organizational delays. Apollo Chapter RAM meets Wednesday at 8 pm in Troy Masonic Temple with Alfred W. Wehren presiding.
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Freddy Wartley
Nowdorney
Congress
Harsley
House Committee On Labor and Education
Senate
House
Warkira
House Committee On Labor
Mek
Apollo
Ram
Pam
Troy Masonic Temple
Alfred W. Wehren
Cut Army Navy Funds Taft Says Budget Talk
Congress Republicans clash over defense spending with Taft and Bridges urging savings in military procurement and camps. Taber argues up to 2.5 billion could be trimmed from auxiliary items while a Truman request may push broader cuts. Senate and House consider reducing defense but seek to avoid harming military efficiency. A Treasury briefing foresees a budget of about 37 billion and potential cuts of 3.5 billion targets.
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Washington
New York
Senos
Taft
Ohio
New House
Truman
Congress
Tad
Senate G. OW
Senate
Bridges
Skelueton
Tuber
Phimley
I-Vi
Naval Appropriations
Navy
Watt
House
Millikin
George
Former Trojans Wed Fifty Years
Former residents Hugh G. Maguire and Mary Therese Ganill Maguire celebrated their golden wedding at the home of their son Hubert in Schenectady. Married January 7, 1807 at St Joseph's, they later lived in this city, then Schenectady, and back to this area before moving to Histiere. They have a son Hubert, a daughter Mrs Ceorge W Broms, and three grandchildren John William and Katherine Broms.
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Hugh G. Maguire
Hubert ¥. Maguire
Mismere
St. Joseph's Church
Scheneetaly
Maguire
General Hiere the Co
Histiere
Mary Therese Ganill
Hubert Maguire
Ceorge W. Proms
Schenectady
John
William
Katherine Broms
Soviet plan expands grain acreage in Siberia and Nazalth
The Soviet Council of Ministers announced a sweeping agricultural expansion targeting the eastern USSR. Sawn areas in Siberia and northern Nazalth will grow by about 20 million acres by 1919, focusing mainly on winter wheat.
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Moscow
Soviet Council of Ministers
Us.s.r
Siberia
Nazalth
Local Stations Air Schedule Highlights and Programs
A dense listing of daily radio and TV programs across stations from US markets, detailing times for children’s shows, news updates, music blocks, talk segments, and theater features. Includes station identifiers, program names, and segments such as news at various hours, weather, and special music like Melodie Moods.
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Betty Crocker
Fife
Maerin
Pepper Younn Riehl
Asnps
Forento
Gelade Brown
Soman
F.O.T
Atta Rio
Siso
Myabmay Thawle
Pornen
Harkness Wnas
Cheveland Korn
State Not Likely To Put Controls On Hotel Rates
New York lawmakers say state rent law will not cover hotel room rates when federal ceilings end on Feb 15. Officials estimate nontransient rooms remain under federal control, hotel segments likely excluded, and state law not ready to regulate hotel vacancies. The rent committee claims 66,000 tenants and about 150,000 hotel rooms in the state.
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New Yorke
New York
D. Mallory Stepling
Joint Legislata Committee
Stephens
Dewey
Johm J. Laniula
Joint Rent Action Communttee
Trial Dates Set in Police Court Cases
Trial dates were set in Troy police court. John Porter a 42 year old parolee from Auburn Prison faces a Jan 17 hearing on charges involving morals of a child. Three men Edward Cinney George Cinney and Edward Gerighty face Jan 16 trials for a third degree assault and disturbance at Brags Ratt in Ferry Street. Charles Meghan represents the defendants and Abraham Goldstein represents James Bell proprietor of the grill.
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Worr
Troy
John Porter
Auburn
Rensselaer County
Enaes
Edward Cinney
Third Street
Albany
George Cinney
Orphan of the New Congress Marcantonio Seeks Committee Post
Washington report on Representative Vito Marcantonio of New York known as the lone minor party member in Congress. The piece notes his past on the commerce committee and his uncertainty over future assignments, with Democratic and Republican aides offering unclear signals and reflecting party tensions over minority members.
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Washington
Vito Marcantonio
Adnertonn Labor Party
Congress
Yhoord
Marcantonio
Commerce
Marcane Nonio
Blarcane Nonio
G.G.P
Ivadere
Troy Ski Club Plans Sunday Trip Discussion
The Troy Ski Club will meet to plan a Sunday excursion to Bromley with Vic Andrew Putraska to present the first talk in a weekly series on equipment. The group will decide the next destination for the Washington’s Birthday jaunt.
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Troy Ski Club
Boomo
Bromley
Vic Andrew Putraska
Washington
G O P Seeks Soldier as Possible 1948 Running Mate
Washington state and national observers say President Truman may pick General George C. Marshall as secretary of state, pressuring Republicans to nominate a strong military figure. Possible GOP second names include General Douglas MacArthur and General Dwight D. Eisenhower, with age and political risk shaping their suitability for a 1948 ticket.
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Washington
Lone Whitington
Truman
Con
George G. Matahall
Tate
Marshall
Souro
Ucket
G.O.P
Ha G.O.P
Douglas MacaArthur
Dwight D. Eisenhower
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G.O.B
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Army
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Misenhower
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I Presidentiay
Glass waste worth 830,000 a year study says
Toledo researchers report that window glass and mirror breakage by curious youths yields about 30,000 dollars worth of glass waste annually at Libby Owens Ford Glass Co. The figure stems from experiments on breaking and handling glass with chemical coatings and electric bombardment, described by Dr. Gerald G. Watistsna, director of research.
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Toledo
Libey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
Georad GB
Watistna
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