Portal to Portal Pay Trends Raise Back Pay Controversy
A Washington observer notes a push to use the seven months old pottery decision to back pay claims, potentially up to 5 to 8 billion dollars, affecting prices, profits, and tax refunds. AFL joins suits seeking broad retroactive pay interpretation, while Congress and the Detroit court seek limits. Industry leaders warn of economic disruption and possible outbursts in future contracts.
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Local residents share holidays across towns
Brucetown notes show multiple families visiting relatives and returning home. The list names Leslie Reed and Welltown visitors, the Ritters in Martinsburg, Swimleys in Washington, Katie Thompson in New Market, Mildred Ashby’s Martinsburg return, Sehlows in Long Island, Ralph Coston in Richmond, Frank Lee Bragg Jr. in Washington, and the Cana family in Purcellville.
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Welltown
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T. H. Ritter
Johnson
Martinsburg
W. Va
O. M. Swimley
Washington, D. C
Katie Thompson
New Market
A. L. Price
Frank Lee Bragg, Jr
Calvin Cain
John Cain
Purcellville
Learn To Live By George W Jones
The piece argues accident reduction requires nationwide teamwork and strong community councils. It cites a Providence example where child fatalities fell from 28 per six years to six in six years and then none by mid 1944, urging organized, united prevention efforts.
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James Pappas Reports Missing Radiator to Police
James Pappas of E Piccadilly Street told police on January 4 that a radiator valued at 65 dollars had been removed from his backyard. The next day he advised officers the radiator had been returned.
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Bowling Major League Scores and Records
Results from the Bowing Major League show Bush Tavern 31 11 Royal Crown Cola 29 13 Garber Ice Cream 27 15 Parkway Grocery 21 21 Perry Coast. Co. 18 24 Hershey Pints 15 244 Valley News 15 27 Eagles Club 9 30 Edwin Clevenger 134 Ernie Pugh 133 Raymond Baer 132 Marsden Licklider 363 Edwin Clevenger 361 Troy Rhea 358 Garber Ice Cream 579 Rustic 569 Parkway Grocery 567 Garber Ice Cream 1631 Rustic ca 1617 Parkway Grocery 1600.
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Ernie Pugh
Raymond Baer
Marsden Licklider
Troy Rhea
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Rustic Tavern TAKES Major League half crown in bowling
Across The Headpin reports Rustic Tavern led by Ralph Gore Raymond Baker Buddy Racey Artie Kiracofe and Jess Kiracofe captured the Major League first half by beating Parkway Grocery 569 to 547. Baker 132 Kiracofe 128 Pugh 133 Licksider 126 for Parkway. Troy Rhea led Hershey Pints with 128 124. Garber's Ice Cream swept Perry Coast. C.
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Raymond Baker
Buddy Racey
Artie Kiracofe
Jess Kiracofe
Rustic Tavern
Parkway Grocery
Taveners
Royal Crown Cola
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Jess Kiracore
Ernie Pugh
Marsden Licksider
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Troy Rhea
Hershey
Valley News
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Bill Moore
Walcott Emerges as Louis Threat After Dull Ten-Round Win
In Philadelphia on January 7, Jersey Joe Walcott, a Camden native about 40, beat Joe Maxim 10 rounds to set up a possible spring title bout with Joe Louis. Maxim had previously defeated Walcott in an unpopular decision last summer. Also, Wesley Mouzon, former lightweight contender, faces a second eye operation at Wills Eye Hospital after a knockout loss to Bob Montgomery damaged his vision.
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Jersey Joe Walcott
Joe Louis
Cannons
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Walcott
Camden
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Joe Maxim
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Maxim
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Blaik Absent as Army Coach of the Year Dinner Honored
Earl Blaik could not attend in person to accept the coach of the year award due to his father's funeral in Dayton. His voice was heard by more than 250 sports figures at the New York dinner.
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Earl
Red) Blaik
Army
Blaik
Dayton
Ohio
William Douglas Blaik
Largest Calculating Machine In World Released In June
Harvard unveiled the world’s largest calculating machine begun in 1945 and nearing final testing. The device, 50 by 60 feet and housing over a million feet of wiring, can solve billion digit addition in under a fifth of a second and divide into two parts for parallel work before being handed to the Bureau of Naval Ordnance at Dakgreen, Virginia, in June.
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Harvard University
Bureau of Naval Ordance
Dakgreen
Harvard
Gas pipeline capacity question and answer
The Little Inch pipeline initial daily capacity is 50,000,000 cubic feet of natural gas, equivalent to about 2,400 tons of coal.
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