Labor Leaders Push Two Package Labor Law Change
A Washington analysis explains whether Congress should replace Taft-Hartley with a Wagner Act era system in one package or in two steps. Labor favors abolishing Taft Hartley and restoring the Wagner Act with possible later amendments. Republican opposition hopes to string in amendments and preserve parts of Taft Hartley.
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January and February sales directory notices
A set of sale notices lists dates and addresses for household goods furniture livestock and farm machinery. Viola Graves at 16 West Clifford Winchester starts January 15 at 1 p.m. Claude Poston near Ellwood on Route 505 February 16 at 10 a.m. Charles Edwards four miles east of Berryville Marvin Chapel Church February 23 at 10 a.m. White Hall February 24 at 11 a.m. H O Light Grimes Virginia February 25 at 10 a.m.
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Labor row stalls hearings on Taft Hartley reform
The Senate split over hearings on labor bills with Senator Pepper and others arguing no hearings while Taft demands them. Truman seeks repeal of Taft Hartley and restoration of the Wagner Act with changes. Leaders foresee a two step approach favored by AFL CIO.
US Britain seek better Palestine policy understanding
Washington reports a better understanding between the United States and Britain on the Palestine issue. Officials warn that policy differences persist and Arab Jewish fighting must end quickly to prevent further deterioration. President Truman says American policy aims for peace and stability in the Middle East.
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Trio of singers enchants with Italian arias and drama
The concert featured Miss Davis with a polished soprano and the baritone and tenor delivering dramatic, confident performances. The ensemble impressed audiences with bel canto style opening and Puccini Tosca and Verdi La Traviata selections.
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David
Goliah
Handley Chorus
Oscar Straus
Gilbert Tillotson
Shepherd College
Jewel Song
Mr. Gary
Gay
Paris
Capitol Hill Chilly To Tax Rate Rise on Incomes
Capitol Hill gave a chilly reception to President Truman's suggestion that individuals earning $6000 a year and up might pay higher federal income taxes. Lawmakers push for budget cuts to balance the outlay, wary of new taxes this year. The Treasury bracket for middle income starts around $6000, with higher earners potentially paying more. Senators and representatives argue for economy over tax hikes as they review a record peace time budget.
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Answers to Daily Quiz From Page Four
Answers list the correct responses to the quiz printed on Page 4. Items include Saturn, a factory visit quote, King Corny, World War I, George Bernard Shaw, a submarine, Persia, a January 1945 annual message yes, and William Tyler Page.
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Butter churned on farms in the United States
About one fifth of the butter is churned on farms. Practically all the rest is produced by creameries. Total production at present amounts to about two billion pounds a year.
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United States
Truman Pay Rise Moves Fast After Senate OK
The Senate approved a bill boosting top federal salaries, raising the president from 75,000 to 100,000 and adding a 50,000 expense allowance. The vice president and speaker would rise to 30,000 with 10,000 expense relief. House action was expected Monday as inauguration neared.
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Morse amendment seeks itemized vouchers for President
Morse of Oregon proposed an amendment requiring the President to submit itemized vouchers for expense money. The move aims to increase transparency in presidential spending and congressional oversight.
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R.ore
Senator Lucas Calls President's Ham Purchases Preposterous
Senator Lucas of Ili nois remarked it would be preposterous to require the president to account for every ham purchase or errand sent by a messenger, labeling such questions as excessive.
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