Senator Case Advocates Open Shop Labor Bill in Washington
Republican senator Francis Case promotes a 1918 style labor reform bill in Washington, arguing it protects both labor and industry while preventing coercion. He details his war service, ranching, and ownership of small-town papers, and recalls personal anecdotes from his time in the capital.
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Washington
Huy
Francis Case
Hoy
South Dakota
St Case
Black Hills
Custer Chromcle
Tot Springs
Casey
Isis
Loree
Spotted Owl
Literary Fellowship Offers 1500 Aid For Young Writers
The Toler collegiate Literary Fellowship in Norman Oklahoma provides 1500 dollars, distributed in monthly payments over a year, to stand by students at junior or senior college level who are interested in pursuing professional writing careers.
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Norman Okla
Toler Collegiate Laterary
Gadation
O Seniat College
Suits and Shirts Shortage Plagues Consumers in Postwar Market
James Marlow details continuing clothing scarcities and rising prices for men's suits shirts and shorts. He cites OPA price controls supply bottlenecks war production shifts and government policy as the core causes and notes potential relief as manufactures resume output and lower priced goods reappear within months.
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James Marlow
Washington
Rosy Stoies
Opap Spa
Chester Bowles
Bureau of Labor Statistics
OPA
CPA
CPR
Rothschild
National Association of Retail Clothiers and Furnishers
Local 4H and church notices mix in town schedule
The Blue Manon and the Clover Clovers 4H groups will meet Monday at 3 30 pm at Townsend Club No 7. Tudsd 4 meets at 4 pm at the home of Mus Nellie Windover with Rev Leslie Woody presiding at the Reformed Church Sunday at 4 41 080 am, Rev William E Gaston to speak on I behave In Jesus Christ the Lord. Union services at the Third Presbyterian Church in Albany with Rev Joseph Armstrong. Lenten services planned at Pawhry Avenue Methodist and Serone Baptist. West Sand Lake and Wynantskill Home Bureau met Wednesday at Mrs Anna Grant’s home. Mrs Charles Hale presided and opened with a creed. planning discussed for next year. County agent Misa Mabel Milhan attended with ideas. An immeting will be at Mrs Wilson Schilenger’s home Wednesday at 12 30 pm. Mrs Benjamin Ligon to attend Troy Poor Office conference today. Mrs Hale beside Mrs Clarence Wicks. Mrs Anus DeGraaf and Mrs Benjamin Dixon named for a nomination committee for April 10. A market basket event in the afternoon and a game party planned for May at Mrs Charles Smith’s home at West Sand Lake.
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Townsend Club
Mus Nellie Windover
Leslie ‘Woody
Reformed Church
William E. Gaston
Lord Unier
Tird Presbyteran
Alba
Joseph Armstrong
Pawhr
Benjamin Ligon
Troy
Mia Hale
Clarence Wicks
Anus DeGraaf
Benjamin Dixon
Mira Wilson Schillenger
Owuels
Charles Smith
Weat Sand Lake
Bids sought for 0.39 mile concrete highway segment
Lamb district engineer invites bids at Albany for 0.39 mile Comstock Port Ann Highway in Washington County. Estimated cost is $67,020. Bids due Wednesday at 10:20 am. State Department of Public Works oversees the project.
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Lamb
State Department of Public
Waks
Albany
Comstock
Port Ann
Washington County
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J. A. Manning
Marshall Eclipse
Bandix Aviation Corp
Marvin Wallpaper & Paint Co
John E. Matton & Son, Inc
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Nirenberg & Salzman Rensselaer Valve Co
Star Woolen Co
John S. Tilley Ladders Co
Tiny Town Toys, Inc
Troy News Go
Wheeler Bros. Brass Foundry
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