Jobs For All Plan Diluted In Congress
Washington report on the Murray bill and its House counterpart shows the full employment plan weakened. It describes the shift from a guaranteed right to work to an entitlement to an opportunity, with the government still bearing the responsibility to assure employment, altering the original pledges.
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Congress
Washington
Roosevelt
Sen
Murray
D-Mont
Senate
Truman
Rep
Patman
D-Tex
House
United States
Sen. Murray
House Hearings Narrowed Employment Act Proposal
The House Expenditures Committee approved a watered down version of the senate employment act. It aims to provide federal jobs as a last resort via public works, without guaranteeing universal employment or a right to a job. A House-Senate compromise would be needed next year to align the bills.
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House
Senate
One Hour Parking Zone Extended During Holidays
City Manager Phil J. Martin Jr said parking around Library Park and Military Plaza will be limited to one hour during the Christmas holidays. A decision on extending or ending the limit will be made later.
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Library Park
Military Plaza
Phil J. Martin, Jr
Oxford group seen as threat to state in Nazi report
A Nazi secret document branding the Oxford group as an anti state religious movement urges vigilance and describes its aim to replace nationalism with Christian democracy. It claims the group links with Western democracies, opposes race concepts, and acts as a pacemaker of Anglo American diplomacy.
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Oxford Group
Fuehrer
Germany
Reich
America
Britain
Oxford
Brotherhood of the
Teutonic
Four Flying Crosses Awarded to Veterans at Williams Field
Four veteran combat pilots were awarded Distinguished Flying Crosses at Williams Field on Saturday for extraordinary achievement in aerial flight against the enemy. The presentations were made to the four servicemen in a ceremony at the base.
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Williams Field
Award recipients listed for Osborn command unit
Receiving the award were Capt. Howard B. Eilsworth of Irvington New York Capt. H R Mann of Denver Colorado Lt A J Diefendorf of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania and Lt E W Perkins of Mesa Arizona following Col Roy W Osborns command announcement
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Roy W. Osborn
Howard B. Eilsworth
Irvington
N. Y
H. R. Mann
Denver
Colo
A. J. Diefendorf
Pittsburgh
E. W. Perkins
Mesa
Important Copper Deposit Found Near San Manuel Arizona
The geological survey reports a large low-grade copper deposit in the San Manuel area of Arizona, about a mile south of Tiger. Indications suggest it could be the most important copper discovery in the state in the last decade.
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Washington
Geological Survey
San Manuel
Arizona
Tiger, Ariz
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