Right to Strike Through the Ages: A Legal Struggle
A discussion traces the shifting legal stance on strikes from 19th century Massachusetts decisions to 20th century federal acts. It notes landmark rulings, including the Taft Hartley Act and injunctions, and cites Justice Holmes on the balance between worker rights and broad economic policy in a period of heightened regulation.
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Tron
Hobbi
Tate
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Smith
Holmes
Short Session on Appropriations and Building Repairs
A fragmented passage discusses legislative choices on funding and building repairs. It suggests legislators be accountable to the public for funding decisions, including state capital projects, and questions whether short sessions can address long term architectural needs and budget accuracy.
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Fs Ti Tor
Nile
Ture
Gide
Arate
Hunters blamed as city fire destroys Ada area property
A fire south of Ada destroyed substantial property with estimates in the hundreds of dollars. Residents debate whether the blaze was accidental or malicious and whether hunters neglected safety measures. Some recall a past incident where a fire started during hunting, prompting calls for stricter caution and prevention.
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Ada
Congressman Parnell Trona Episode Sparks Moral Debate
A newspaper editorial condemns the Parnell episode and calls for accountability in Congress. It argues public officials should refrain from padding salaries and nepotism, urging resignation or action when legal boundaries are crossed and urging honest leadership from all officials.
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Parnell Thomas
J. Parnell Trona
Comryttie
Thomas
Congress
Ind Serat
Congrass
Thenvernure
Proposed Gas Rate Hike Faces State Commission Review
The Southwest Natural Gas company asks the State Corporation Commission to allow a 97 cent per thousand cubic feet rate increase. If approved, residential gas customers would pay 45 cents instead of 8 cents per thousand cubic feet. Commercial, school, and church rates would remain unchanged. The piece defends public utilities and notes the 21 year old rate, rising operating costs, and a recent loss. Citizens may object to the proposal with the commission hearing details to be determined.
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Ana
Compar
State Corporation Commission
Public Service
Corporation Commission
Witness recalls large animals and overestimated weights
A reader asserts a man long known and trusted described seeing a camel weight about a pound and rabbits weighing about four pounds each. He also mentions a boy who claimed killing a wild goose weighing thirty nine pounds, prompting doubt about the tale’s truthfulness.
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Nike
Henry Busse to Play Dec 19 With His Trumpet Orchestra
Henry Busse will perform with his trumpet and orchestra on December 19 at a dance venue. The Dutch-born musician, who rose to fame with Paul Whiteman, is noted for innovative phrasing on records such as When Day Is Done. He later led his own band and recorded with Warner’s Rhythms.
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Henry Busse
Itere
Ada
Nsw
Bure
Holand
America
Paul Whiteman
Sev
Whiteman
Edgar
Begeranc
Coca Cola
Warner
Roff PTA Successes and Community Supper Event
The Roff PTA hosted a community event with an Ape supper and audience activities. Attendees included Mrs Charles Lop Robrett, Nes Paul, Jassie Colling, Woodre fe O Lawrence, Richard Swink, Mary Ha ets, Ima Careton, LeRoy Pat Reed, and Taustiineers. Prizes and tests drew crowd interest as volunteers led activities and discussed PTA project plans for fund support and future care of local programs.
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Moassim
Charles Lop- Robrett
Nes Paul Fer
Jassie Colling
Woodrefe O. E. Lawrences
Richard Swink
Mary Haets
Ima Careton
Promis Ees Fon
LeRoy Pat Reed
PTA
Charles M Palmer Publisher Dies in Saranac Lake
Charles M Palmer publisher of the St Joseph News Press died at his home in Saranac Lake NY. He founded the Associated Press in 1900 and was a longtime AP member. He is survived by his wife and son and resided at a mountain resort community.
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Saranac Laxe
Vateran
Lewapa
Prower
Palmer
St Joseph
Zeite
Associated Press
Berket
Werern Associaed
Misneas Brae
Charles Sill
le Crese
Cosntr Wan
Action Gack Mountain Resort
Formosa Strategy Shapes Global Tension Says Mackenzie
DEWITT MACKENZIE argues Formosa poses a growing international risk as the U S debates defense fencing and foreign policy. He notes Japan’s history with Formosa and warns that control of the is cean barrier matters to regional balance amid tensions with Reds and China. Palmer, long a steady voice in journalism, emphasizes cautious, watchful handling rather than rapid action.
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Smith
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Formosa
Hank
Formicea
China Sea
China
Suezon
Philippine Island
Manila
Unels Santis
Cavite
Firmaca
Ftrom
Japan
Ritains
Hong Kong
Cor Talsian
Reiles
Sheugnot
Little Rock Junior College Wins Litle Rose Bowl
In Pasadena on December 10, Little Rock Junior College defeated Santa Ana Junior College 25 to 19 in the fourth Little Rose Bowl game. A 80 yard drive late in the game broke a 19-19 tie with three minutes remaining. Benny Scot t, Little Rock’s 127 pound safety, returned a kickoff 80 yards for a key score after a dazzling punt return.
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Pasadena
Calif
UPI
Little Rock Junior College
California
Santa Ana Junior College
Littl Rock
Trojans
South
Weyard
Dons
Santa
Benny
Scott
Little Rock
Clyde
Scot
T. Benny
Santa Ana
Cxt
Escapers Caught Sentenced After Jail Break
LODEOKE Ark Dec 10 Two of three prisoners who overpowered a sheriff and escaped jail were sentenced to seven years each. The third was committed to a state hospital for nervous disease. Names include Billy Hyatt Matthew NC Bert BE Csturn Hope port town Arkansas penitentiary after guilty plea for robbing a service station. Sheriff Earl Johnson bound and left during escape. Recaptured next day. Others arrested at Hope Arkansas Thursday.
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Lodoke
Ark
Avagsas
Fatrick Utecall
Johnstown
State Hospital
Losnak County
Sheriif Earl Johnson
Hope
Man Escapes by Jumping Into Lake in Little Rock
A 21 year old timekeeper, Pilcher, dodged an assailant after being beaten and shot at, leaped into a lake to escape. Police say he was treated for head wounds at a hospital and was not seriously hurt. Sheriff Tom Wulley provided the update.
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Litle Rock
Pilcher
Tom Wulley
Family Christmas Tree Costs U S Over Fifty Million
Washington December estimates by Arthur M Sowder of the Forest Extension Service put the current market value of the nations Christmas trees at over 50 million dollars. The figure covers 21 5 million evergreens expected for display in stands nationwide in the coming weeks, about 2 30 dollars per tree, excluding decorations and gifts. Additional costs from decorating and handling are not counted.
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Senta
Arthur M. Sowder
Forest Extension Service
Last Christmas Joy For Blind Marlin Boy Santa Visit
In Marlin Texas on December 10 a special party brightened a boy named Odis Havis who is blind from a malignant tumor. Santa Claus attended at Mrs Louis Bearden home with a glowing blue eye and gifts. His parents Normer and Mrs Havis note the eye loss began in infancy and a Dallas surgeon may remove the remaining eye next week.
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Arlin
Tex
Maciin
Jittie
Acing
Louis Bearden
Santa
Qils
Am Onis
Normer Havis Odis
Suspect Rutsky Identified in Pilcher Attack Near Lake
Cher says attacker Joseph M Rutsky 22 Rolla School of Mines student fled after wolves? The sheriff said Rutsky learned Pilcher would marry his ex girlfriend. They drove to a lake near North Little Rock where Rutsky beat Pilcher with a pool cue fired at him and tried to push him into the lake. Two passersby drove Pilcher to safety as officers investigated. Rutsky's mother and brother live in Little Rock.
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Cher
Joseph M. Rutsky
Rolla
Mo. School
Pilcher
Rutsky
Hhim
Pilcher J
Jand
Tive
Little Rock
Western delegates discuss peace essentials at assembly
The text reports on delegates reacting to charges as they debated peace essentials. It notes actions including adoption of a 1860 budget, planned internationalization of Jerusalem, and U N fundraising aims. Adrian Piet of the Netherlands is elected UN commissioner for Libis to support sovereignty within two years.
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Pete
Carrie
Amem
U.M
Jeruealem
U. N
Omom
Jerussiam
Adrian Peit
Netherlands
U. Comemnis
Sioner
Two Die Saturday From Road Mishaps
Oklahoma highway deaths rose to 480 for the year after two weekend accidents. Weldon Doyle Pollen, 38, of Lindsay, died at Will Rogers hospital from injuries suffered Wednesday when his car struck Lindsay Road. Gene Philippe died of injuries in a two car collision near McAlester. Lawrence Mabrey, 48, of Mm, driver of the other car, and his wife and a passenger sustained minor injuries. Tuley, 34, of Chillicothe, Texas, remained in critical condition after his car overturned seven miles south of Altus. he was pinned in the wreckage. Cause of wreck unknown. highway patrol noted no other car involved.
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Ok’shoma
Weldon Doyle Pollen
Lindsay
Will Rogers Hospital
Injusice
Treak Lindsay
Oye
Gene Phillipe
McAlester
Lawrence Mabrey
Uise
B. Tuley
Chillicothe
Texas
Altus Hospital
Alverbia
Tuley
Altus
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Dewitt MacKenzie
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