States To Get More Power In Labor Disputes
The federal government will gain authority over many labor relations cases previously handled by state boards. New NLRB standards raise thresholds for retail, newspaper, radio, TV, utilities, and defense contracting firms, shifting interstate matters to federal oversight and affecting about one to two million workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Herald
Labor
NLILB
NLRB
Guy Farmerjian
Sam
MURG
Slatestar
Washington
Fedter
Adutio
NLMH
Uius
Weirbo
Federal
National
NIRB
Uth Jstates
Addiion
Mist
National Defense
NLD
Power, Gas Or Water Company
Utility and
Tansit Systlems
ACL
Elkhart Man Named State Labor Commissioner
David M. Harms of Elkhart was named Indiana Labor Commissioner by Gov. Craig, replacing the resigning Clinton official. The appointment takes effect Monday and follows the earlier resignation of David Hunter. The Rev. C. W. Leader and Mrs. Leader, both noted missionaries, are set to speak at multiple Bloomington and Noblesville churches this Sunday and next week at University Heights Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
David M. ‘Harms
AFL International Association of Machinists
Hlkhart
Indiana
Craig
David Hunter
Clinton
Allan Missionary
L. Dervell Weaver
C. W
Bloomington
Unt
Brethren
Norothy Leone
West
Africa
Shirk
Ehub Me
Ast
Noble Streets
Lorin Hamp
Women‘s Society of
Milner
RUB Church
University Heights Church
Tnuinn
Halleck Stratton To Speak Monday Rally in Indiana
In Delphi Indiana Governor William G Stratton and Rep Charles A Halleck lead the GOP rally in the second district meeting at Ben Been farm south of Burrows Alvin Cast says about 1000 persons expected attendance. Gary is described with a theft report noting seven cartons of cigarettes stolen from a snack bar supply locker in the juvenile wing of the wheel headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi
Ind
Tollinois
William G. Stratton
Charles A. Halleck
Tensselaar
House
Alvin Cast
Ben Been
Burrows
Red China reports record grain crop despite hunger reports
Tokyo Peiping radio asserts Red China produced a record 165 million metric tons of grain in 1956, surpassing the 1941 mark by over 50 million tons. Yet persistent hunger reports linger as leaflets dropped over the mainland allege food aid is sent to Russia and other Trans-Guard countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TOKYO_Peiping radio
Red
Weekly Session Held By Optimists
Anderson Optimist Club met at the YMCA for the noon lunch session led by President Frank Lu. Robert McGiness of a local Ming company served as speaker, with Warren Lorj of Atlanta announced to speak on a future date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McGiness
Bot Ming Company
Anderson Optimist Club
YMCA
Lerday
Frank Lu
Warren Lorj
Atlanta
Wank
Preassa Niad
Baby Chickens Die in Arkansas Heat Wave
Arkansass poultry industry faces potential worst chick shortage as extreme heat and lack of breeze kill thousands. The Arkansas Poultry Federation cites field reports. 25,000 broilers died today at the Dardanelle area Volage Mills and totals may reach 50,000. Farmers apply ventilation, pen shading, and 24 hour operation to curb losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Arkansas Poulttry Federon
Arkansas Valley Bee Mills
Dardanelly
Bridge modernization restores central promenade and lanes
A refurbished bridge in New York Brooklyn area reopened after a seven million overhaul. The project modernized elevated train lanes and wagons while restoring the central promenade for pedestrians. The structure now features a walkway and six traffic lanes, with a forté-year modernization completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elkhart
Halleck
Stratton
Arizona
Utah
New Mexico
Montana
Nevada
Michigan
United States
Simkins Auto Parts
Ohin Ave
Oa Wopi
Ton Sand
Multi
Ta Tate
Gibson Refrigerators
Modern Home Equipment CO
C. L
Dobbie” Dobson
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!