Proposals In Congress Hit Labor Sparks Burning
Washington December reports three main labor bills in Congress drawing opposition from CIO AFL and United Auto Workers. The president seeks a 30 day facts finding board to curb strikes. The May-Arends and Hobbs bills target no strike clauses and labor interference with penalties.
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Cody sailor earns battle star after Okinawa action
Ezra Wogo man of Cody a mess sergeant aboard a ship off Okinawa won a battle star five days after Japan surrendered. The ship repelled a fanatics attack during the action and Wogoman earned the extra decoration for his part.
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Stirns sisters use blunt barbering to deter trouble
The Stirns sisters Louise and Kathryn, after 30 years in barbering, describe their method to deter flirtatious men and unruly drunks. A firm chin, a few razor waves, and a plain statement that they are there strictly for business ends the encounters.
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Free asthma relief offer targets winter sufferers
An advertisement urges winter asthmatics to request a free trial of a “remarkable method” from Frontier Asthma Co. The copy promises relief regardless of faith or prior remedies and lists Buffalo New York addresses for the offer.
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Development Of Science Is Sacrificed
London reports Prof. M. E. Oliphant criticizes British industry for delaying scientific development to protect dividends. He says America and Russia lead in applied science while British directors resist spending on research and new equipment. A separate mining deposit near Tiger was unearthed in 1943 by the bureau of mines.
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Copper deposit in San Manuel area may be major find
Charles F. Willis of the Mining Journal said it is too early to estimate the size of a low grade copper deposit found in the San Manuel region of Arizona. He noted the discovery shows indications of being a significant find as Magma Copper conducts drilling in the area.
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Phoenix Businessman Dies After Long Illness
Phoenix businessman P O B Marston, a leading figure in the city, died during the weekend after a long illness. He was 73.
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Former City Commissioner Dies After Illness Span
A former city commissioner who had been bedridden since August 19 after a second cerebral hemorrhage, following a first on April 8, died after a long illness. He had founded the O. B. Marston Supply Company in 1917, wholesale dealers in school, theatrical and sporting supplies, and retired from active business in 1943.
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