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Dates: during 1940-1940
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After two years of talking about it, Congress last June appropriated $585,000 to fix the roof. While Congressmen snoozed, debated, passed bills and paid no further heed to the danger hanging heavy over their heads, Architect Lynn anxiously waited for a chance to move in and erect temporary steel props. That job will take five or six weeks. If Congress ever decided to stay away for six months, he would tear off the whole roof, build...
Last week and this the U. S. Supreme Court handed down two decisions which indicated that the U. S. was at last on the road to a reasonable body of workable labor laws. In one it ruled that Republic Steel Corp. need not reimburse WTPA for the wages it paid to discharged and locked out Republic employes during the Little Steel strike of 1937. The ruling spanked the Labor Board for trying to make a penal statute out of the Wagner Act, which is essentially remedial...
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...Billis Paid With Goods
...Dunster's day college bills were not paid with money, but with various kinds of foodstuffs. These bills might be paid in wheat, malt, apples, rye, or butter. Cattle, on the hoof, such as cows, oxen, sheep, lambs, and steers, were acceptable; as were cattle slaughtered for meat