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The danger of Barnes' proposed bill to freedom of expression in the teaching profession needs no elaboration. Less obvious is the danger that the bill will meet violent, but undefined opposition. In Sunday's New York Times Magazine, Associate Professor Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr. suggested that the first constructive step...
The Department of Justice's able John F. Sonnett tried hard to get the genie back into the bottle. In support of the Department's plea that all makeready time should be ruled trifles, he said: ". . . An employer is not entitled to deduct trifling personal-pursuit periods. . . . And...
The hard-working Bell brothers are still drawing only $25 a week each from their business. But they have $23,000 worth of equipment and enough business on hand to keep them busy for at least six to eight months. They have bought a house and 30 acres of land...
Even railroads, which once boasted of a year's operation with but a single passenger killed, found wartime wear & tear on equipment, compounded by employe negligence, showing in the fatal statistics: in seven accidents, 66 killed.
He passed it out to 827 of his employe-friends-a hefty $705,000 of it. New employes got $10, but 88 who had been with Lou for ten years or more received a whopping $3,500 each. And that wasn't all. There was a 20? an-hour...