Taft Hartley test will prove harder than Wagner era
The Taft Hartley Law faces tougher constitutional challenges than the Wagner Act, with risks of damages suits for unions or individuals who defy provisions on jurisdictional strikes and boycotts. Supreme Court rulings on broadcasting union power and political expenditures frame the debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Justice Black
Congress
Supreme Court
Erythema multiforme and breast lump detection guidance
Medical column explains erythema multiforme causes features and recurrence risks with spring and fall pattern. It advises rest during active symptoms and gentle skin care while urging medical consultation for diagnosis and treatment. It also covers detecting a breast lump by pressing the breast against the chest wall and seeking a physician examination.
No New Philosophies for a Free American Way
An editorial urges Americans to value the nation’s freedom and prosperity while contrasting it with conditions in Britain, France, Austria, Russia, China, India, and South American nations. It argues for tolerance of opposing views and warns against chasing new philosophies.
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America
United States of America
British Isles
France
Italy
Greece
Austria
Russia
Germany
Hungary
China
Japan
Korea
Manchuria
India
Mediterranean Countries
South American
U.S.A
Two medical care systems contrasted by AMA president
Dr. Harrison H. Shoulders of the American Medical Association argues for voluntary prepaid medical service plans financed by insurance as a freedom based solution. He opposes government dictated care as a totalitarian risk and asserts prepaid plans expand access, lower costs, and cover workers and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison H. Shoulders
American Medical Association
Labor limbo as Taft-Hartley waits and coal talks stall
Peter Edson surveys Washington on how John L. Lewis will steer coal labor under the Taft-Hartley act. No new contract exists between the United Mine Workers and operators as of June 30, with the 1945 Krug-Lewis deal voided and government injunctions unlikely to recur. Miners idle by vacation until July 7 and a new agreement or Taft-Hartley rules by August 23 may restore production or prolong a stalemate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John L. Lewis
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Union
Congress
Krug- Lewis
United Mine Workers Union
Smith-Connally
UMW
Crop Conditions Outlined By Vinton County Agent
County Agent George L. Brown details hay cutting start, corn acreage reduction due to weather, and potential buckwheat planting. He notes 1947 hay crop may be short but quality good, soybeans largely unplanted, wheat yield fair though straw short, oats looking promising, potatoes poor from late planting, and frost and wind affecting orchards with late blooming apples showing promise. Fruit in limited abundance and berry crop fairly good.
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Vinton County
Mrs. Mary Harkins Rites Held
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Harkins, 83, who died June 27 at a Knox Township home after a stroke, were held June 30 at Harkins Chapel. Widow of Aaron Harkins, she survived by sons Homer Harkins and Clarence Vanbibber, with services led by Rev. Harry Swartz.
Wives Get Plane Rides in McArthur with Hillside Pilots
Wives of the Hillside Pilots in McArthur enjoyed airplane rides in a visiting Piper Supercruiser. They then dined at Howell's restaurant. The article notes new flight students and soloers, plus upcoming departure of member Larry Yost.
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Mcarthur
Hillside
Howell
Bill Goodwin
W. W. Tinker
F. L. Newdick
George Rupp
Wellston
Ralph E. Smith
Jack Howell
Hillside Pilots
Larry Yost
Yost
Central States Construction Company
Two Teachers Accept Contracts In McArthur
McArthur school board approved contracts for two teachers on Wednesday night. Mrs. J. E. Rosser, of McArthur, will teach in the high school replacing Arthur George who returns to his former job at Austin Powder Co. Mrs. Dorothy Coburn Reffett will teach in the grades to fill the vacancy caused by Edith Edwards' death. The board discussed the new salary scale but took no action on filling the superintendent vacancy.
Wilkesville appoints Lonnie Harrison as new school chief
McARTHUR John A Lonnie Harrison of Wilkesville was named superintendent of the Wilkesville schools in a special board meeting. He replaces Clyde Smith and will serve a three year contract. the board also adopted a new teachers salary schedule under the Daniels-Cramer bill.
McArthur Girls Attend Buckeye Girls State
McArthur High School juniors Marilyn Reese and Rita Rae George attended the Buckeye Girls State program at Capital University in Columbus. Reese, a Realist party member, was elected city council president and a candidate for state auditor who later joined the state tax commission. George topped her Realist ticket as mayor of Geiger. A total of 305 girls participated in the weeklong program.
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McArthur
Marilyn Reese
Rita Rae George
McArthur High School
Buckeye
American Legion Auxiliary
Marilyn
Delbert T. Reese
Idealist Party
McNeil
Rita
Raymond George
Geiger
Realist Party
Miss Reese
State Tax Commission
Capital University
Columbus
McArthur and Hayhurst Undergo Tonsil Procedures at Chamberlain Clinic
Robert Frye McArthur and Ann Hayhurst of Hamden underwent tonsillectomy and tonsil with adenoid removal respectively at the Chamberlain clinic on June 26 and June 25.
Neon sign hung for Howell's restaurant display
A new electric neon sign advertising Howell's restaurant was installed in front of the eatery on Monday, signaling a storefront update.
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McArthur
Howell's
All Star Softball Game to Highlight McArthur July Fourth
An all star softball game between Reds and Whites at 8 30 p m will headline holiday events in McArthur on July Fourth. Races and contests for boys and girls, a balloon contest, horseshoe pitching and a square dance follow the game. Prizes on display at Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. offices.
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Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
McArthur
Darrell Craig
Ralph Heistand
Louis Sharp
Dick Cozad
Fouth
Conservancy Assessments To Be Made In Three Townships
Jackson Harrison and Eagle townships in Vinton County will face a 0.3 mill special assessment to fund the Scioto Sandusky Conservancy District. Total levy about 3446.25 across three townships, based on 1947 duplicates. Assessment applies to all property and will be collected in 1948.
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McArthur
Jackson
Harrison
Eagle Townships
Vinton County
Scioto-Sandusky
Carl R. Smith
Eagle Township
Madison
Franklin
Pickway
Ross and Fayette
Auto Hits Abutment Injuring Hamden Driver
McARTHUR E D Salmons of Hamden suffered facial lacerations and injuries when his car struck a bridge abutment on Route 75 near Creola at about 1 p m Tuesday. The vehicle turned around and was badly damaged. Salmons was alone and driving north.
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McArthur
E. D. Salmons
Hamden
Creola
Mr. Salmons
Discharged Soldier Neil Scott Ends Army Service
Neil Scott of Allensville has been discharged from the Army and is on terminal leave after 18 months as a guard at Arlington Hall Virginia. His brother Milo Scott of Washington DC will visit his home for a weekend.
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McArthur
Pfe
Neil Scott
Allensville
Arlington Hall
Milo Scott
Washington, D. C
Assist Treasurer McArthur Hired in Tax Collection Period
Rachel Smith of Hamden is appointed assistant in the office of County Treasurer Ronald E. Simms during the tax collection period. She joins the staff as a support role to oversee financial duties and help manage tax collection activities.
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McArthur
Rachel Smith
Hamden
Ronald E. Simms
Zaleski Students Attend Ohio University Band Clinic
Two Zaleski high school students Janet Leach and Erma Bolen were chosen to join a national band clinic at Ohio University from June 5 to 29. Ten instructors from universities led by Ohio U. Prof Martini directed the session. The girls performed in the concluding concert on June 29 with Janet a junior and Erma a sophomore.
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McArthur
Zaleski
Ohio University
Ohio
Prescott
University of Minnesota
Jones
Louisiana State University
Martini
Ohio U. Band
Janet Leach
Erma Bolen
Janet
Zaleski High School
Shipley Rites Conducted
Requiem high mass for Francis A Shipley 76 died at White Cross Hospital Columbus June 24. Zaleski resident born January 18 1871 son of Thomas and Mary Shipley. Survived by brother Thomas Shipley Huntington West Virginia and sisters May Shipley Zaleski Anna Young Helmsdale Penna Agnes Rolston Bayonne NJ. Last rites St Sylvester Church Zaleski officiating burials St Sylvester cemetery.
Births Reported in Vinton County by Chamber Clinic
McArthur births list six newborns from June with parents in Thompsonville Hamden Radcliff McArthur and nearby towns. Names include Sherian Ann daughter of Clarence Smith, June daughter of Mitchell Hayes, Gary son of James Callihan, and additional sons for Lewis Gloeckner Anson Sturgill and Raymond Haynes. Dr Evelyn Ballore reports figures.
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Mcarthur
Vinton County
Chamberlain Clinic
Lewis Gloeckner
Thompsonville
Anson Sturgill
Hamden
Raymond Haynes
Radcliff
Evelyn Ballmere
Sherian Ann
Clarence Smith
June
Mitchell Hayes
Gary
James Callihan
Ewington
Savannah Lodge 466 dedication marks fiftieth anniversary
The fiftieth anniversary era formal dedication of Savannah Lodge 466, F and AM at Guysville was celebrated with a dedication service led by Frank M Jansbott, grand master. A cement foundation for the Lost building on Second St Pomeroy was begun by Pomeroy Cement Block Company, a two story brick structure hoped to be finished by late fall. Rev W F Wilson traveled to Joppa in Olive Township to visit his aunt he had not seen in 31 years.
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Savannah Lodge 466
Guysville
Frank M. .Jansbott
Second St
Pomeroy
Pomeroy Cement Block Company
W. F. Wilson
Joppa
Olive Township
Glouster Board Fixes Electric Rates and Farm Labor Needs
The Glouster Board of Public Affairs approved fixed electric rates per a new contract with Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric. Hocking County farmers struggle to hire extra labor for harvesting crops, prompting appeals to the extension service. A Going Out of Business Sale is announced at the Boot Shop in Nelsonville. A cloudburst disrupts a tandem bicycle tour by Tracy Goodwin and Robert Crow near Pomeroy and West Virginia detours.
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Glouster Board of Public Affairs
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company
Hocking County
Extension Service Office
Adda Hohenadel
Bean Building
Nelsonville
Pomeroy
East
West Virginia
Tracy Goodwin
Robert Crow
Ambulance Transports Across Town After Medical Care
Local ambulances carried patients from Chamberlain clinic and White Cross Hospital to homes and hospitals. Journeys included McArthur to home Wednesday, Dundas to White Cross Thursday, and a logging accident transfer to White Cross.
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David Lawrence
National Dispatch
William A. O'Brien
Peter Edson
Mrs. Harkins
Wilkesville
Ohio U
Shipley
By Galbraith
John Cade
Hameden
Chamberslain
John Rinehart
White Cross Hospital
Roger
Hampden
Frank Hayes
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Goldie Sprague
Wrightsel
Garry Raymond
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