Labor Board coercion under Wagner Act questioned in editorial
The editorial argues the National Labor Relations Board imposes coercive bargaining on employers under the Wagner Act. It criticizes board appeals to compel good faith bargaining and warns that threats of unfair labor practice charges pressure small employers. It calls for legislative amendment to prohibit compulsion in negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
National Labor Relations Board
Labor Board
Senate Labor Committee
Senate Committee
Proper Shoes for Children Learning to Walk
Dr William A OBrien advises parents not to rush walking and explains how a child’s foot differs from an adult s The arch heel and ball of the foot develop with use and proper footwear Soft pliable shoes with low heels support growth Built in arch supports or inner heel lifts are discouraged Foot exercises and posture training aid weak feet as children grow
Auto workers demand higher pay amid widespread cost of living fear
The CIO United Auto Workers push for a substantial base pay raise becomes central as threats of work stoppages and higher living costs ripple through the economy. The piece argues production costs and wages must be managed to lower prices without reducing pay, warning that consumer resistance already dampens manufacturing and car availability.
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CIO
United Auto Workers
Reuther
Reform in Radio Brings Talk of Self Regulation
Industry voices push for a Broadcasters Advisory Council to clean up wartime radio content. Amid advertising cuts and shifting budgets, sponsors and agencies weigh a national self regulatory body as they seek calmer, sharper ads and fewer overblown promos.
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Movies’ Johnston
Broadcasters Advisory Council
Charles G. Mortimer
General Foods
Moscow Four Point Plan Highlights Russia Bargaining
Peter Edson discusses Molotov four demands for Germany at Moscow. The plan seeks ten billion dollars in reparations from Germany to Russia, higher German industrial output, end of occupation zone merger, and Russian control of Ruhr and Rhineland. A second view sees Russia revealing weak internal economy, boosting Marshall’s leverage and potential swap of goods for food.
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Washington
Germany
Moscow
Molotov
Russia
Ruhr
Rhineland
Marshall
Europe
Potsdam
Shrine Banquet and Dance for Beni Keedem Temple Members
Shrine banquet at the Moose Club in Point Pleasant followed by a dance at the American Legion Hall. Virgil F. Frizzell potentate led Charlestonians and many out-of-town Shriners attended, with George Molle and his Charleston orchestra providing music for dinner and dancing.
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Point Pleasant
Beni Keedem Temple
Order of the Mystic Shrine
Order
Moose Club
American Legion Hall
George Molle
Charleston
Virgil F. Frizzell
Delbert T. Robinson
H. H. Martin
C. B. White
James Crewdson
Joe Bonsall
H. C. Jarrett
James N. Thabet
Spencer
J. G. Biffle
J. W. Rairden
Leon
Jerome Collins
Nitro
J. S. Dunlavy
Athens
Citizens of Leon Renew $200 Gift to Point Pleasant Fire Department
Chief William G. Darst reports a renewed $200 donation from Leon citizens raised by popular subscription. The gift aids the Point Pleasant department after a devastating fire two weeks earlier that caused an estimated $50,000 in losses. Firefighters from nearby towns and the Navy Yard assisted in fighting the blaze.
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Point Pleasant
William G. Darst
Volunteer Fire Department
Leon
Navy Yard
Darst
Divorce Suit Filed in Point Pleasant
Josephine Miller of New Haven files for divorce from Homer Miller in circuit court charging cruelty. Married in 1936, they have four children aged six months to ten years. she seeks alimony for herself and the children.
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Point Pleasant
Josephine Miller
New Haven
Homer Miller
Millers
Point Pleasant Products Co. named for new Camp Conley plant
Icard and sons Milford and Paul Icard name their Camp Conley furniture and woodworking plant The Point Pleasant Products Co. A GI on the job training program is being set up for the new enterprise.
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Point Pleasant
L. D. Icard and Sons
Milford
Paul Icard
Camp Conley
Point Pleasant Products Co
Morgan Smith Returns From Toledo Visit
Point Pleasant reports Morgan Smith has returned from Toledo Ohio with sister Mrs Katherine H Martin who will stay here for several days.
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Point Pleasant
Morgan Smith
Toledo
Ohio
Katherine H. Martin
J W Patterson Dies at Home in Point Pleasant
Jacob W Patterson 79 died at his Kanawha Two Mile Creek home near Henderson. Cousin Tom Patterson present. Funeral 2 30 pm Tuesday Chapman funeral home Rev Holly Shamblin. Burial Melton Cemetery Redmond Ridge. Survived by four sons Chester Richard Edward Patterson and daughters Nora Beckett and Beulah Mayo. Two brothers Obe and Jim Patterson believed living in West Virginia with unknown addresses.
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Point Pleasant
Jacob W. Patterson
Kanawha Two Mile Creek
Henderson
Tom Patterson
Chapman Funeral
Holly O. Shamblin
Melton
Redmond Ridge
Edward Patterson
Cleveland
Chester
Richard Patterson
Gallipolis
Nora Beckett
Ironton
Ohio
Edgar Patterson
Portsmouth
Beulah Mayo
California
Obe
Jim Patterson
West Virginia
Apartments Are Scarce in Point Pleasant
In Point Pleasant inquiries show few to no apartments for rent and similar conditions for single family homes. Walden F. Roush of the Chamber of Commerce reports no property listed. People from distant areas connected to the Philip Sporn power station project at Graham Station seek housing, though some rooms are available for unmarried men.
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Point Pleasant
Walden F. Roush
The
Chamber of Commerce
Philip Sporn
Graham Station
Starkey in Serious Condition at St Marys Hospital
Starkey, Russell of Glenwood, patient at St Marys Hospital Huntington for a month, is in serious condition according to Deputy Sheriff Willard Hesson. His mother Flora Starkey, who broke her hip after a stair fall, has been moved home from Huntington hospital and her condition is improving.
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Point Pleasant
Russell Starkey
Glenwood
St. Mary’s Hospital
Huntington
Willard Hesson
Starkey
Flora Starkey
Huntington Hospital
Arnett Builds One Floor Apartment in Point Pleasant
Mr. and Mrs. Earl H. Arnett are completing a small one floor plan apartment at the rear of their Seventh Street home. The unit includes three closets a bath and a combination bed and living room and will be completely furnished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Earl H. Arnett
Seventh St
Speeding Charged In Route 7 Stop
Gordon M. Sbrell 28 of Point Pleasant was arrested on Route 7 Sunday by State Highway Patrolmen for excessive speed and posted 15 dollars bond for municipal court this morning.
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Gallipolis
Gordon M. Sebrell
Point Pleasant
Brush Fires Reported In Point Pleasant
Brush fires prompted two quick responses by the Point Pleasant fire department within an hour on Saturday evening. No damage was reported from either incident.
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Point Pleasant
Henderson man jailed on intoxication charge this weekend
Chief of Police Hoyt Jiiden and Patrolman T. F. Yost arrested Bill Turner of Henderson at the weekend on an intoxication charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Hoyt Jiiden
T. F. Yost
Bill Turner
Henderson
Marriage License Granted to Glenwood Pair
Jake Deal and Jewell Chapman of Glenwood have been licensed to marry in Point Pleasant.
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Point Pleasant
Jake Deal
Jewell Chapman
Glenwood
Color TV research continues despite FCC stance
FCC says color television not yet ready as a public service but research proceeds toward its ultimate goal. RCA had outlined a four year timetable with no early demonstrations, emphasizing an all electronic system. NBC CBS ABC and other networks list tonight and Tuesday’s prime time programs including dramas, quizzes, concerts, and special features across multiple stations and times.
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New York
FCC
RCA
Commission
Open the door failed. man breaks glass to enter home
Herbert Harrington, at Garfield Avenue, shattered a window to enter his own home after the door refused to open early Sunday. He was arrested by city police and posted a $10 bond on a charge of intoxication.
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Galliopolis
Herbert Harrington
Garfield Avenue
Harrington
Gallipolis Ohio Valley livestock sale top lambs at 21 dollars
Top lambs sold for 21 dollars at the Ohio Valley livestock sale in Gallipolis. Hog prices ranged from 25 to 26.70 dollars for 175 to 250 pounds, with other categories listed. cattle included steers 18 to 22, heifers 18 to 21, and milk cows 60 to 150. Veal tops were 27.10 with other calf price ranges noted. Ewes and lambs brought 8 to 15 dollars, stock ewes 6 to 10, fat sheep 6 to 12, and bucks 5 to 10 for fat wethers 6 to 12.
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Gallipolis
Ohio Valley
Tag Charge Filed
Frank Bright of South Side pleaded guilty to operating a car with wrong plates and paid a $10 fine plus costs in a local magistrate court. State police Sgt. Paul F. Thomas arrested him.
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Point Pleasant
Frank Bright
South Side
Paul F. Thomas
State Police
Picketing Forbidden in Cincinnati Laundry Protest
A court on Saturday enjoined Local 248 of the Laundry Workers Union AFL from picketing two Model Laundry Co plants in Cincinnati. The order blocks union activity at the sites pending further legal action.
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Cincinnati
The
Laundry Workers Union-Afl
Model Laundry Co
Driver Fined After Truck Leaves Road Near Mound Hill Cemetery
John Co. Janey of Centenary district was fined 50 with costs and had driving privileges suspended for one year after his truck left the highway near Mound Hill cemetery in Gallipolis at 5 50 p m. He was charged with driving while intoxicated and was unhurt. Janey operates the saw mill linked to the March 6 death of Ralph Davis of Point Pleasant.
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Gallipolis
John Co
Janey
Centenary District
Mound Hill Cemetery
William Janes
Ralph Davis
Point Pleasant
Mrs Swisher Rites Held in Gallipolis Church
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Swisher 73 were held at Little Kigger church on Sunday with burial in Gravel Hill cemetery. Survivors include four sons and four daughters Lawrence and Melvin Swisher in Arkansas John Point Pleasant Alva Norfolk Va Mrs Roxie Bush Chesire Mrs Corbett Sheets Crown City Mrs Gladys Myers Springfield and Mrs Rupe. Sister Elizabeth White of Columbus also survived.
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Gallipolis
Little Kgger
Mary Swisher
Ora Rupe
Route 1
Gravel Hill Cemetery
Lawrence
Melvin Swisher
Arkansas
John
Point Pleasant
Alva
Norfolk
Roxie Bush
Cheshire
Corbett Sheets
Crown City
Gladys Myers
Springfield
Rupe
Elizabeth White
Columbus
Births and admissions at Holzer Hospital Gallipolis
Births at Holzer Hospital include a caesarean birth to Mrs Elza Malone Jackson a son to Mrs John C Hutchinson Point Pleasant a daughter to Mrs O R Perkins Wellston and a daughter to Mrs James B O'Brien Pomeroy. Medical patients admitted include Mrs Myron Davis Jackson Mrs Howard Bayles Point Pleasant Mrs James Farney Clay Ohio Mrs Wint Miles Cheshire and others. Several patients were discharged including Mrs Ernest Stevens and others.
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Gallipolis
Holzer Hospital
Elza Malone
Jackson
John C. Hutchinson
Point Pleasant
O. R. Perkins
Wellston
James B. O'Brien
Pomeroy
Myron Davis
Howard Bayles
James Farney
Clay
Ohio
Wint. Miles
Cheshire
Jennie Crabtree
Oak Hill
Fred Brintinstool
Wayne Church
Carter Brumfield
E. C. Lusk
Crown City
Ernest Stevens
Herman Knigge
Clyde Nelson
Walter H. Jones
Leslie Sheets
Howard Price
Robert Harper
Donald King
Cecil Clench
Lillie Childers
Everett Spear
Richard Oney
Homer Crabtree
Raymond Halley
Driver Is Cited For Driving Without License
Gallipolis resident Jean A. Carter was cited by state highway patrolmen to appear before Municipal Judge William Jones this morning on a charge of operating a motor vehicle without an operator's license.
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Gallipolis
Jean A. Carter
William Jones
Divorce Granted in Gallipolis Custody for Children
Judge Lewis C. Warden granted a divorce to Bereniece Lamber from John Lambert on her charge of gross neglect. He awarded custody of the children and ordered the defendant to pay $20 weekly for their support.
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Gallipolis
Lewis C. Warden
Bereniece Lamber
John Lambert
Masters divorce suit filed in Gallipolis court
Helen H. Masters filed for divorce from Elbert O. Masters in Common Pleas Court alleging gross neglect as the grounds.
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Gallipolis
Common Pleas Court
Helen H. Masters
Elbert O. Masters
Cars Collide At Cheshire Gallipolis
Two cars collided head on at Routes 7 and 554 Cheshire at 1 30 p m resulting in property damage. Orlan M Taylor 27 1712 Eastern Ave Gallipolis northbound on Route 7 tried to lefthand turn in front of Patrice Robson 625 Broadway Middleport prompting arrest for failing to yield right of way and a citation to appear before Municipal Judge William Janes.
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Gallipolis
Cheshire
Orlan M. Taylor
Eastern Ave
Pastrice Robson
Broadway
Midsdleport
Taylor
William Janes
Stab Charge Is Entered In Gallipolis
Donald Angel 26 was arrested Saturday by sheriff's officers on a warrant charging cutting with intent to wound. John Eblin 37 alleged Angel stabbed him on the throat and hand during a Friday altercation on 4th Ave. Angel was taken into custody near the livestock sale in Gallipolis.
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Gallipolis
Donald Angel
John Eblin
Swan Creek
Eblin
Angel
4Th Ave
James Mills
Morton Dickey
River Traffic Gallipolis Locks Affected By Flu
Four of the 19 Gallipolis locks employees were off duty Sunday night due to influenza with others listed as ill. Dams from Pittsburgh to Ravenswood show stage readings and river depth at 14 feet on the rollers. Upstream and downstream boats queue past Gallipolis with several named vessels and times. Kanawha River activity at Marmet and Winfield noted.
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Gallipolis
Here
Ohio River
Pittsburgh
Ravenswood
W. Va
Eureka
Blaske
Wheeling
Bruce
Sardis
Dolle
Huntington
Hubbard
Benwood
Omar
Portsmouth
Campe Bell
Augusta
Shirley
Price
Hatfield
Calvin Verity
Semet
Kanawha
Sulelivan
Marmet
Cook
Winfield
Shearer
Two Free on Bond After City Jail Release
Gallipolis inmates Elmer Linchfield and Russell Fillinger were released on $10 bonds each Sunday from the city jail after being charged with intoxication.
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Gallipolis
Elmer Linchfield
Russell Fillinger
Marriage license issued to John Drury Wise and Edith Marie Walker
A marriage license was issued for John Drury Wise, a hospital attendant of Bladen, to Edith Marie Walker of Bladen.
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Gallipolis
John Drury Wise
Bladen
Edith Marie Walker
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National Dispatch
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PT. Pleasant News
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Citizens of
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Voorhees
Lily Pons
MBS
McGarry and His Mouse
Jack Kilty
Lorenzo Jones
America
Judy
CBS
Mrs. Burton
School of the Air Music
One World Flight
Australia
ABC
Tom Breneman
Green Hornet
Earl Godwin
Shady Valley Folks
U. S. Naval Academy
the Falcon
Mrs. Swisher
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