New Minimum Wage Against Hardship Fears Eases
Washington reports the 71 cent minimum wage, in effect since January 25 1930, is not causing the predicted hardships. Labor officials say about 1 800 000 workers will gain five to fifteen cents per hour while payrolls rise by roughly 30 million dollars. Low pay industries like lumber tobacco textiles and food processing face higher costs and potential cuts.
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Washington
U. S
Labor Department
Congress Almoat
Vega Brightest Star in June Skies by James Stokley
June skies bring the shortest nights yet reveal bright celestial sights. Vega leads in Lyra with Capella Arcturus and Mars following in Virgo and Leo as Saturn and other stars brighten the early summer maps. The article outlines the season’s celestial timetable and the constellation lineup for evening viewing.
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Belance Nervice
Vega
Lyra
Auriga
Arcturus
Mars
Virgo
Altair
Aquila
Saturn
Leo
Lion
Spica
Antares
Scorpius
Deneb
Cygnus
Swan
Pollux
Gemin
Twins
Regulus
Hercules
Social Roundup of Local Visits and Events in Rocksville
Residents return from visits to relatives and hospitals. Notables include Theodore Herton from Rocksile Center, the Loucks from Lan gingburg, Dr. B F Carpenter from Mountain Street, and families from Johnston s. Local civic figures and students are noted for campus activities, church gatherings, and community celebrations.
Round Lake School Resumes After Holiday Recess
Round Lake School will resume activities this morning after the holiday recess. Mrs William Roebuck has been moved to Saratoga Hospital for treatment under Dr George Paul. Her sister Bertha EB Church has opened their home on Covel Avenue after months in St Petersburg Fla. Mrs Stephen Smalne entertained Mitten Cub members. it was the season's last meeting with refreshments served. Mrs Hon F Brink opened her home on Burlington Rarnie, with past months in St Petersburg and in Brooklyn and Diego. she was guest of sister Miss Mary E Scotland and Mrs Brink's relatives.
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William Roebuck
Saratoga Hospital
George Paul
iBertha
Covel Avenue
St. Peters“burg
Fla
Stephen Smaldene
Smaldene
Hon F Brink
Dairy consumption rises in postwar era
The National Dairy Council reports Americans now eat more dairy than before World War I. Per person consumption reached about 8 pounds last year, up from roughly 2.42 pounds earlier in the decade. Cream intake shows a notable uptick as well with several percent increases noted.
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National Dairy Council
Tel Aviv Sees Population Growth Plans
Tel Aviv expects population rise to about 500000 as engineers draft plans for a new water supply amid steady Jewish immigration from around the world. The city’s population currently nears 250000 and growth is anticipated to double.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Aviv
World
Buddhist Monks Become Laymen in China Reds Report
A Hong Kong Standard interview cites a Buddhist priest claiming about 400000 monks in Communist China have left monastic life. He says over 200000 young monks drafted into armed forces while the remaining 300000 resigned for economic reasons after monasteries and temples were dismantled and lands confiscated.
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China
Meng Meng
Hong Kong
Reds condemn Germans shopping in Allied Berlin market
Russians and Germans in occupied Berlin clash over un rationed purchases. East German authorities restrict buys to state stores, while residents seek goods in the western market, exchanging with West marks and seeking better access.
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Martin
Hendreds
Berlin
Wernhete
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