Petrillo Defiance Tests Labor Law Amid Broadcasting Dispute
In a column on the Petrillo leadership and the broadcast music law, the piece argues that challenging federal coercive provisions may push the Supreme Court to rules of constitutionality. It notes past Wagner Act tests and predicts broader application or selective enforcement depending on the Court’s ruling, urging equal protection and universal reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James C. Petrillo
Musicians Union
Congress
Supreme Court of the United States
Peurillo
United States
Supreme Court
Petrillo
Liberty League
The
Congress of the
Night Mystery at Lintonville Hospital Reveals Locked Door
In a stormy night at Lintonville hospital a door to Receiving is found locked and footprints lead to the foyer as a baffling incident unsettles Sally and Margaret. Dr Willoughby and Dr Halleck weigh a hit and run with a possible gang link while a silent figure may have witnessed the events. The next morning, authorities plan to investigate, hoping for a quick resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Aguas
Hally
Willoughby
Margaret
Sally
Maggie
Doctor Halleck
Lintonville
Receiving
Doc
Maynard
Margaret Adams
Doctor Hallock
Inferne
Doctor Willoughby
NEA
Halleck
NBC Drops Spitalny and Vallee as Sponsors Rewrite NBC Schedule
NBC shifts its fall lineup with new sponsor decisions ending Phil Spitalny’s all girl orchestra and replacing Rudy Vallee’s NBC show with a Don Ameche program. General Electric will not renew Spitalny after Sept 1, and Procter and Gamble moves Vallee to be replaced this season. Various programs air tonight across NBC CBS ABC MBS with concerts quizzes and drama.
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New York
NBC
Phil Spitalny
Rudy Vallee
Spitalny
General Electric
Procetor and Gamble
Vallee
Coast Guard
Don Ameche
Barlow
Voorhees
James Melton
Jimmy Durante
CBS
Bob Hawk
Jackie Coogan
Radio Theater
Screen Guild
ABC
Ed Sullivan
New Time
Fat Man
Paul Whiteman
Will iConn
Beat Lewis
Bulldog Drummond
Gregory Hood
Wesleyan Mouzon
Leo Rodak
Ceiling on Red Tape for Variety Trade Under OPA
The piece argues for a ceiling on the red tape from OPA affecting the variety trade. It lists 66 GMPR amendments plus 15 supplementary regs, 390 GMPR-related amendments, 268 price regs with 2,506 amendments, 4 food reg with 97 amendments, 3 procedural regs, 39 supplementary orders with 131 amendments, 3 general orders, totaling 3,576 items. It notes 11,848 individual orders, most impacting costs or prices, plus many unprinted letter orders, bringing total regulatory impact to over 8,000, far higher than 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
United States
Federal Register
No Dodging the Issue on Rail Rate Increases
The piece argues rising railroad costs require a 25 percent general rate hike to cover wage and materials increases, stressing that government operation would burden taxpayers. It cites the OPA and cites the Washington Post on delaying relief as worse than higher ceilings, framing private railroads as essential for efficient service.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Unemployment Benefits Drawn Amid State Aid Claims
Ohio reports a fund balance of 472.951 million with May payouts of 6.543 million to unemployed workers and 7.099 million to unemployed veterans under GI Bill. Since January about 32 million has been paid, with weekly disbursements around 1.5 million, reflecting nationwide economic strain as 148,161 jobless in California draw benefits.
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Ohio
United States
California
Budget Balancing Fights in Congress Loom Over Reorganization Plan
Peter Edson describes a proposed La Follette Moroney bill to reorganize Congress and force budget balance. Four joint committees would assess receipts and outlays, report by April 15, and trigger a concurrent resolution to curb spending if deficits loom. The president would also be empowered to cut appropriations by a uniform percentage if six month outlooks show shortfalls.
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Washington
Congress
Congressional Group
Taxpayers’ Protective Association
House
Senate Appropriations
Senate Finance
Ways and Means
Senate
House Appropriations Committee
Free Employment Service Parade in Culver City
An exasperated local businessman in Culver City posted a sign offering free employment help. He spent a day guiding dole-seekers to possible jobs using a trades list. Seven paid attention, four found where to apply, three were hired.
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Los Angeles County
Culver City
State
U.S. Employment Service
Hamden Briefs Note Enlistments and Local Visits
Hamden residents report Navy enlistments for Robert Kidbey and Edgar Eberts's son, June departure planned. Retired custodian Robert Garrett travels to Columbus. John Cox hired to replace him. Army discharge for David Watters after 28 months, largely in China, visiting family. Numerous relatives and friends visit from Columbus, Wellston, Chillicothe, and other locales, plus almon banquet attendance at Hamden High.
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Hamden
Robert Kidbey
Lessie Kidbey
Edgar Eugene Eberts
Peath Eberts
Navy
Robert Garrett
Hamden High School
Columbus
Howard Seeley
Gail
Roy Garrett
John Cox
David Watters
A. D. Watters
China
Watters
Clarence V Ber
Roy Watters
Chil+licothe
Robert Harwood
Springfield
Loren Mountainjoy
Wellston
John Watters
Carl Watters
Betty
Margaret Watters
Carl Dye
H. J. Dye
O. N. Hutchinson
Lewis Hutchinson
Fred Rowe
George Lopez
Main St
Wilkesville St
George Burns
Loper
Harvey Waters
Io Kleffner
Railroad
Roy Chanler
Waters
John West
Ovid Sheb Ray
Banchester
Max Matteson
Fred
Leverett Murdock
Everett Frazee
New Addition
Edward Griffeth
Earl Woltz Ralph
John Matteson
Leland Matteson
Herbert Sprague
Cahumbus
Mayme Sprague
Autye Baker
Fred Smith
Chillicathe
Ella Davis
Henry Perry
Minnie Gibson
Harry N. Bagley
Paul M. Bagley
Mollie Bagley
Robert Kibbey
Portsmouth
Claude Lively
Anne Arnett
George Scott
Flint
Mich
Leroy Egegleberry
John Rinehart
Luther Bobo
Dayton
V. C. Bobo
Joe Strong
Wilkesville
Betty Yates
Charley Yates
Guy Waters
Mel
News Notes Of Blue Lake
Blue Lake area notes report first fries by Mrs. Lester Saunders and a string of visits and health updates. Local families from Columbus Huntington and Leet were mentioned with memorials, illnesses, hospital plans, and a recent mine strike settlement affecting travel. A separate item notes burglars entering a Lima jewelry store through the roof and stealing hundreds of items.
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Boof Lima
Ward family reunion at Storys Run features extended kin
Storys Run notes a large Ward family gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley F Ward with many relatives from Columbus Cheshire Langsville and Middleport. Memorial Day outing to Lake Alma included Ward Hartman and Lemley. The report mentions illness of Wesley Ward and a move of a local sawmill.
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Story
Wesley F. Ward
Anna Ward
B. L. Durst
Mary
Cheshire
Marshall Ward
Chauncey
Sara Thomas
Ada Mae Reed
Leo S. Hartman
Melvin Bell
All of
Columbus
Roy Lemley
Raymond Fife
Middleport
Osborn Farley
Archie C. Thomas
Langsville
Story’s Run
Lake Alma
Charles W. Ward
Mildred Fay
John Thomas
Sara Darst
Elmer Sigman
Grace Hewitt
Ernest Black
Black
Maria Fife
Ross Fife
Paul Martin
Alva Rupe
Homer Abbott
Noel Hermann
Pearl Edwards
B. L. Darst
Burdel Rite
Roscoe
Charlene
Rosanna
Charles David
Crown City News Notes on Flood Damage and Local People
Heavy rains last Saturday flooded creeks and rivers washing out crops including tomatoes tobacco and corn along Guyan Creek. Mr and Mrs G Rife of Bucyrus hosted Memorial Day guests Edward Corbin. Stanley Dilson returned to work on the Str Charles T Campbell. Sam Rankin on the boat Str Ernest T Weir is on vacation. Opal Graham was taken to St Marys Hospital Huntington Thursday.
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Warren Thomas
Marie Cox
C. M. Kerr
Carrie
Columbus
Wade Saunders
Alfred Vallance
Moundsville
W. Va
Carrol Smith
Holzer Hospital
James Combs
Guyandotte
Leslie Beaver
Charles Beeiver
Crown City
Brain Saunders
Dwight Beaver
Army
Garnet Saunders
Gallipolis
Okey Henry
J. D. Roush
Alvin Norris
Pomeroy
Racine
W. H.schwartzwalder
Samuel Belle
Veterans Hospital
Dayton
Marvin Deckard
Clay Beaver
Springfield
Sylvia Day
Sam Wells
Nelson Brucker
St. Albans
Norme Jean
Jesse Sheets
Charles Moore
Walter Church
Guyan Creek
Rife
Bucyrus
Edward Corbin
Stanley Dilson
Charles T.campbell
Sam Rankin
Ernest T. Weir
Opal Graham
St. Mary's Hospital
Huntington
iThursday
News Notes of Broadwell
Broadwell notes show Wayne Parsons visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parsons. Attendees at a Dale homecoming include Mrs Littie Brill, Mrs Evaline Brill and son Keith as well as Mrs Lyda Eckelberry. Margaret Ware of West Virginia visits her daughter and son in law Si jmon Layton. Additional visits include family groups from Columbus Belore Chesterhill Parkersburg and Athens with various relatives and Memorial Day gatherings.
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Hobart Martn
Parkersburg
Cook van Dyke
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