Milk Federation Opposes 65 Cent Minimum Pay Rate
The Record Mercury reports Charles W Holman of the National Cooperative Milk Producers Association testified before the House Labor Committee opposing a 65 cent minimum wage. He argued dairy farmers would face prohibitive costs without higher product prices, urged farm labor parity legislation, and proposed exemptions and phased timelines to avoid harming dairy operations.
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Nowspapera Bursa
Washington, D. C
Farmaia
House
Charles W Holman
National Cooperative Milk Producers’ Wedesaion
Holman
Washington
Imee Times
Senate
Senate Agriculture Committee
Europe
United States
New Zealand
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Lex
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Pracravine
Jensabin
Farm labor wage reform sparks clash over hours and board
A debate centers on unpaid minimum wages and overtime with opposition to ending in kind payments like board and room. Critics call a 35 hour week proposal ridiculous, arguing farmers need 38 hours over two days and that dairy work requires skilled labor. Also noted is Dr Yusuf Khan’s missionary lectures at Liberty Presbyterian Church at 815 pm.
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Sieak
Yusuf Khan
India
Liberty Presbyterian Church
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U S U K British Plan to Study Palestine Question
President Truman announces a joint Anglo American committee to study Palestine. The group will examine political economic and social conditions in Palestine Jewish immigration and the status of Jews in European and Arab countries. It will hear witnesses consult representatives and make recommendations to meet immediate needs including admitting up to 100000 additional Jews.
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Truman
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United States
Palestine
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Aguie
London
Einest Bevin
Europe
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Fangpean
Fesclat
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Attlee Aly 31
Jetter
Atliee
Teuman
Ion
Troy Man Fined for Passing Red Light at Douw Street and Sixth Avenue
George T Wendell of 278 Rail Street faced Troy Police Court after being charged with running a red light at Douw Street and Sixth Avenue. Wendell, who denied the violation, was fined $7 by Judge James Byron. His wife, Flor, testified on his behalf.
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Land
Flor
Martin le Hurke
Douw Street
Sixth Avenue
George T Wendell
Rail Street
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Byron
Troy
Conthy Grand Cowles
Washington
Wendell
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