Taft labor bill criticized for limiting free speech and expanding board power
WASHINGTON Senator Taft faces critique of his labor bill arguing it narrows free speech protections for employers and restores broader power to the National Labor Relations Board. Critics say the bill risks affirming unfair labor practice findings and ignores coercive union tactics.
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National Labor Relations Board
Supreme Court of the United States
Labor Board
Senate
Labor Relation Boards of
Senate Committee
Taft
Moscow conference tightens Western bloc amid French aims
The Moscow conference shows growing US France UK unity against the Soviet Union. Bidault pushes compromise to bridge East West gaps while Molotov resists, with France seeking to curb German industrial power and push for a decentralized Germany. A coal deal with Britain and the US strengthens Franco Western ties, and Saar prospects heighten French security.
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Wes Gallagher
Moscow
United States
Council of Foreign Ministers
Kremlin
France
Great Britain
Russia
Georges Bidault
Bidault
V. M. Molotov
Germany
Soviet Union
Molotov
Saar
Ernest Bevin
Marshall
Aceord
Mareshall
Europe
Western Bloc Eyes Compromise At Moscow Conference
Britain and France show willingness to back central agencies and a limited provisional government amid a major Big Four foreign ministers meeting in Moscow. AP reporters describe the proceedings and observer impressions from the just concluded talks.
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Moscow
Associated Press
Britain
France
Too Much Specialization Risks General Medical Care
A conference speaker notes 90 percent of medical students aim to specialize, boosting cures but risking neglect of general practice. Overspecialization emptying rural areas of physicians and making general exams scarce, while patients seek warmer, more personal care from a modern family doctor.
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Medical Education
Costs Truman Ignored Increases Seen Across Wages and Prices
The New York Sun notes President Truman cited wholesale and retail price hikes in 1945 47 but ignored wage growth and government costs. It lists average weekly earnings rises from 1943 to 1947 across textiles food clothing and more, and contrasts 1929 federal costs with projected 37.5 billion budget funding about 22 percent of national income.
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Truman
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Department of Labor
Mr. Truman
N. Y. Sun
UN Veto Power Called a Mistake by Butler
Dr Nicholas Murray Butler, president emeritus of Columbia University, argues the United Nations veto is a mistake and will wear out because it blocks 40 or 50 nations from agreeing.
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United Nations
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia U
Hem lines signal recession era fashion and labor reform
Peter Edson notes longer skirts as a recession omen with hem lines rising in 1925 29 and 1942 46 while falling in hard times. He reports Congress will send rival labor reform bills to a conference committee with a six to four tilt toward a tougher bill.
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Washington
Hartley Plans Hearings on Labor Racketeering Probes
The House Labor Committee will study racketeering in unions. Chairman Fred A. Hartley Jr. will invite several letter writers to Washington to share experiences and help frame possible labor legislation to curb abuses. No specific proposals are set.
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House Labor Committee
Fred A. Hartley, Jr
New Jersey
Washington
Hartley
Unions Grow in Schools as Teacher Pay Stagnates
The education crisis drives unionism among faculties as public schools lag on salaries. The American Federation of Teachers reports 70 new locals chartered this year, with unions now in all but one of the 25 largest cities and in about 67 of the 90 cities over 100,000 population.
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American Federation of Teachers
AFL
Senate Taft-Wagner-Ellender bill faces House doubt
The long range public housing program faces slim odds in the House. It is doubtful five votes can be mustered in the House Banking and Currency Committee led by Jesse Walcott of Michigan, so the House says the Senate is wasting its time on the project.
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Congress
House
Senate
Taft
Ball
Aiken
Murray
Elbert D. Thomas
Hartley
Landis
Hoffman
Barden
Lesinski
House Banking and Currency Committee
Jesse Walcott
Michigan
Frost Barely Damages Glouster Gardens and Orchard
Glouster reports light frost Sunday night with temperatures from 24 to 26 degrees in town and 28 on Howard Antle’s hilltop orchard. By Monday afternoon the temperature rose to 64 degrees then fell to 45 by 9:30 p.m. No significant damage to early fruit or garden vegetables observed.
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Howard Antle
Reading Circle books and silverware for school kitchen approved
GLOUSTER Jacksonville Trimble Parent-Teachers Association met at the grade school with president Mrs. Medrith Jarvis in charge. The group approved purchasing Reading Circle books and new silverware for the school kitchen. They will also cover lunches for students unable to buy them. A nominating committee was formed for next year with Mrs. Nancy Sharp, Mrs. Margaret Byers, Mrs. Hoisington and Mrs. Mary McMillan. The May meeting will hear officer nominations.
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Glouster
Jacksonville- Trimble
Parent-Teachers Association
Medrith Jarvis
Nancy Sharp
Margaret Byers
Hoisington
Mary McMillan
Lucy Harvey
Hazel Hammond
Helen Ginnan
Ruth Bolen
Ocie Sharp
Clara Hunter
Clark Kinder Dies in Athens
Clark Kinder 87 died Sunday at 8:45 a.m. in Athens. Survived by brother Dave Kinder of Jacksonville and six grandchildren. wife Ann died two years ago. Born in Morgan County, he lived 45 years in the area. Body at C. F. Wallace funeral home. services Wednesday at 2 p.m. with Rev. Carl Wetherell. Burial in Bishopville Cemetery.
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Glouster
Clark Kinder
Athens
Dave Kinder
Jacksonville
Ann
Mr. Kinder
Morgan County
C. F. Wallace
Carl Wetherell
Bishopville Cemetery
Williamses Called to Columbus by Ill Grandchild
Mr and Mrs Theo dore Williams of Columbus were called Monday due to their daughter Terry Ann illness. Terry Ann is living with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Charles Williams and was reported improving Monday evening.
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Glouster
Theodore Williams
Columbus
Terry Ann
Charles Williams
Past Grands to Meet Glouster Club Meeting
The Past Grands Club will meet at Odd Fellows Hall Thursday at 7 30 p m with Mrs Madge Harry as hostess.
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Glouster
Odd Fellows Hall
Madge Harry
Auxiliary to Meet Glouster Legion Hall Thursday
The Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion will hold a meeting in Legion Hall on Thursday at 7 30 p m Members are urged to attend and participate in the upcoming events and programs.
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Glouster
Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion
Legion Hall
Class Surprise Party Honors Alice Holbert
Twenty five members of the Junior Loyal Daughters Class of the Church of Christ with their teacher Miss Rachel Murray met for a surprise birthday party at Patricia Sweeney’s Maple Street home honoring Alice Kay Holbert. They played charades with Elizabeth McKinley winning for best imitation of Miss Murray, followed by lunch of ice cream cake and punch.
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Glouster
Loyal Daughters
Church of Christ
Rachel Murray
Patricia Sweeney
Maple St
Alice Kay Holbert
Elizabeth McKinley
Miss Murray
John Gazell Honored at 80th Birthday Dinner
A birthday dinner honoring John Gazell Sr. who turns 80 was held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter McDivitt at 22 Embrey St. The event featured spring flower table decor and two birthday cakes baked by Gazell’s daughter Mrs. Albert Zimmer. Attendees included relatives from Piqua Athens Springfield Walbridge and Buckeye Lake plus a nephew unable to attend.
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George Mudrie
Michael
P. L. Mitchell
Gary Mitchell
Detroit
Delica McClellan
Johnie Garbell
Dean Tillman
Gary
Piqua
Ohio
Jack Zimmer
Athens
Anna Mae Wakefield
Springfield
Lowell Stuckert
Minnie Christian
Norman Brown
Walter
Gene Paul Brown
Walbridge
E. C. Wyatt
Albert Belicchi
Buckeye Lake
Junior Christian Endeavor Plans Party at Glouster Church
The Junior Christian Endeavor Society will host a potluck supper and party in the Church of Christ social rooms Tuesday evening under sponsor Mrs. Wanda McAllister. A membership revision meeting led by Ernest Jones, Earl K. Peugh, Charles Williams, and Pastor Daniel K. Teater follows in the church office Wednesday. The Athens County Men’s Brotherhood of Churches of Christ will gather in Glouster on May 8 with a program of music readings and devotions directed by W. W. Wallace.
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Glouster
Christian Endeavor Society
Church of Christ
Wanda McAllister
Ernest Jones
Earl K. Peugh
Charles Williams
Daniel K. Teater
Athens County Men’s Brotherhood of the Churches of Christ
Glouster Men
W. W. Wallace
Clock Blamed For Blaze In Glouster Home
Glouster fire department responded to a Trimble forenoon blaze in the Medium home near the Sayre residence. An electric clock short circuited igniting wallpaper and a sewing machine. firefighters used booster water to extinguish the fire after a late arrival due to a truck starting issue. Damage was about 50 dollars, covered by insurance.
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Glouster
Trimble
W. A. Sayre
Reese couple visits Shawnee for Saturday relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Reese spent Saturday evening in Shawnee calling on relatives and friends. The social call reflects local ties and community connection.
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Glouster
Thomas R. Reese
Shawnee
How Is It in Russia and the United States
A letter from W. F. Bricker of Athens argues that 90 percent in Russia and 99 percent in the U S. have nothing to say about government. He warns of rising taxation and labor struggles, urging voters to back candidates who will curb labor and uphold government by the people.
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Russia
United States
Washington
America
Congress
W. F. Bricker
Athens
R.D
Athens area plans and notices in county items
Nelsonville plans to beautify the public square while Lottridge schools close for a picnic. The American Legion endorses rejecting citizenship for WWI dodgers. Pomeroy Church prepares a pageant. Simon Brouwer builds a greenhouse in Defiance after 16 years in Athens. Athens High School chorus rehearses The Princess Bluebell with leads Baird Hill Woodworth Pedigo. Zanesville rain tests prompt Soil Conservation flood concerns. County teachers hear speech by Kenneth C Ray. Athens Rifle Club reelects officers Bush Westfall Foster Goldsberry Woodruff. Logan residents complain about water pressure for washing.
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Nelsonville
Lottridge
Glenford Dugan
American Legion
Home Missionary Society
Pomeroy Methodist Church
Simon Brouwer
Athens
Defiance
Brouwer
Princess Bluebell
Homer Baird
Gilberta Hill
Melba Woodworth
Rudolph Pedigo
Zanesville
Kenneth C. Ray
Athens County Teachers Association
Athens Rifle and Pistol Club
Gordon K. Bush
Claude Westfall
Frank Foster
B. R. Goldsberry
Fred Woodruff
Logan
Medical Comment on Causes of Symptoms and Misconceptions
Dr. William A. O Briens column explains that many physical findings are non causal and that age, anxiety, and normal variation can mimic disease. It notes low blood pressure and worms or acid levels often do not cause symptoms, while emotional factors or lack of organic disease explain many complaints. It also answers a reader query on scalp ringworm in a 13 year old, stating puberty will cure it and X ray hair destruction is temporary, with post treatment hat guidance.
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Glouster News
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