Federal campaigns urge sermons on citizenship nationwide
The Department of Agriculture’s naturalization bureau appeals to clergy to deliver citizenship sermons next Sunday near Fourth of July, aiming to instill American ideals among foreigners. It seeks churchbased instruction to widen the reach of citizenship education across 650 locations and to bolster annual citizenship schooling.
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Railroads Propose Public Arbitration for Labor Dispute
Leaders of train service unions rejected railroad plans to take the wage dispute to arbitration or federal review. Employes vote on authorizing leaders to call a nationwide strike. Railroads urge Interstate Commerce Commission as sole public arbiter. The ICC’s rail rates oversight cited as key public input.
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