Labor leaders resist Taft-Hartley law but courts uphold powers
Washington dispatch analyzes reactions to the Taft-Hartley act, noting Supreme Court affirmations of Congress power to regulate labor relations. It argues unions overstate alarms, predicts pro-labor board actions, and suggests long-term union growth and legal protections remain despite new limits.
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Washington
Liberty League
Supreme Court
Congress
Truman
House
Senate
National Labor Relations Board
A.F. of L
CIO
Medical Comment Column Warns on Food Infections and Milk Safety
Dr. William A OBrien explains that most so called ptomaine cases are food infections from germs. Summer heat boosts bacteria growth and large germ intake triggers illness more often, though the young and old may suffer from smaller amounts. Proper pasteurization, clean milk, and thorough cooking curb risk. home safety includes washing hands and refrigerating perishables promptly. A reader asks about stomach pain and swallowing difficulty and whether cancer is possible. the answer: a physical exam and X ray will determine the cause.
Science and Diplomacy on Global Nuclear Control
Russia the UN Atomic Energy Commission presents a cautious plan for international control while excluding international ownership of fissionable materials and veto rights. A New Zealand US UK joint weapon project sparks unease as diplomats clash over sovereignty and urgency, urging greater focus on human survival over pride.
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Russia
UN Atomic Energy Commission
Mr. Gromyko
America
Britain
New Zealand
Wallace plans to play dead till Labor Day in politics
Peter Edson reports Henry Wallace told 449 delegates of a national youth lobby that he will not speak for one or two months, then resume around September 1 with a Labor Day rally. The group, from 16 states, pressed for liberal policies while opposing labor and tax bills and loyalty probes.
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Washington
Henry Wallace
Wallace
Young Progressive Citizens of America
PAC
Michigan
Minnesota
Colorado
California
Junior Hadassah
Unitarians
Methodists
YWCA
American Veteran Committee
Congress
Weather and price predictions from Midwest floods and rains
Weather and price notes warn of rising meat prices due to flood-damaged corn crops. Chicago corn hit 2.01 dollars as floods shorten planting and threaten next winter's supply. Wheat damage includes poor heads and flattened stalks. widespread field flooding across Iowa Illinois and Nebraska foreshadows higher food costs.
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Midwest
Chicago
Omaha
Iowa
Illinois
Nebraska
MacArthur Targets Imperial Word in Japan’s Language
A historical note claims General MacArthur purged the term imperial from Japanese usage to push democracy. It cautions Japan against misreading apparent Yankee imperialism in democratic America, referencing a New York City phone book listing many Imperial entries.
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MacArthur
America
New York City
Rabid Fox Killed by Ewington Man Near McArthur
Rabies concerns rise as a mad fox killed by Arthur Faught near Ewington on June 18 tested positive after biting his dog. Minnie Dorton, exposed near Ewington, begins rabies treatment. Sanitary officer Paul Bennington outlines rabies causes and Pasteur treatment, urges muzzling or confining dogs during outbreaks and calls to report contact with rabid animals to the Vinton County Health Department in McArthur.
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Bennington
Pasteur
Vinton County
Appraisers Inspect Property in McArthur Monday
Appraisers Busy McARTHUR Auditor Carl R. Smith Treasurer Ronald E. Simms and County Commissioner W. J. Weed were appraising new and improved property in McArthur Monday.
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Mcarthur
Carl R. Smith
Ronald E. Simms
W. J. Weed
Buckeye Girls State at Capital University Ohio
McArthur girls Marlyn Reese and Rita Rae George compete in Buckeye Girls State at Capital University Columbus sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary. Reese elected council president in McNeal and a candidate for state auditor. George elected mayor of Geiger. State program conducted with Tuesday elections and inauguration. Otto F. Sharp of McArthur serves as instructor and advisor.
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McArthur
Buckeye
Capital University
Columbus
American Legion Auxiliary
Marlyn Reese
D. T. Reese
McNeal
Jones County
Rita Rae George
Ray George
Geiger
Miss Reese
Raymond Kruger
Richland High School
Donald Oberholzer
Hamden High School
Buckeye Boys
Delaware
American Legion
Otto F. Sharp
Marriage Licenses Issued This Week in Hamden and Zaleski
McArthur Judge E C Motter issued licenses for Robert Kibbey 18 of Hamden Navy and Mary Jane Forman 19 of Hamden stenographer. June 19. Wilardl Martin 26 of Zaleski press operator and Dorothy Tripp 24 of Zaleski issued June 7. Hugh R Barnhill 24 of Hamden draftsman and Elinor June Ta born 19 of Hamden stenographer issued June 14.
Births Reported for Vinton County
McARTHUR Vinton County births reported this week include a son born to Carl and Mrs. Roberts of Hamden on June 23 at Chamberlain Clinic, a son to George Maxstead of Wellston Route 3 on June 24, a daughter to Rans Farmer of Hamden on June 19, a son Ralph Marshall Herrold to Jack and Mrs. Herrold of Zaleski on June 11, and a birth to Mrs. James Chatfield of McArthur on June 23 at Chamberlain Clinic.
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James Chatfield
McArthur
Route 278 Work Begun By Department
The State Highway Department and a private contractor have started improvements on Route 278 from Zaleski to Lake Hope. The road will be tarred from Zaleski to King Hollow Road in the Zaleski State Forest. Completion is expected in two to three weeks followed by a black-top hard surface.
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McArthur
State Highway Department
Zaleski
Lake Hope
King Hollow Road
Zaleski State Forest
Highway Department
McArthur Man Receives Treatment After Quarry Attack
McArthur Sylvester Pen rod sustained a broken nose when a crank struck him at Crow Quarry on Monday. After initial treatment at the Chamberlain clinic he was sent to Columbus for further care.
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McArthur
Sylvester Penrod
Crow Quarry
Chamberlain
Columbus
Nation's new labor law lets unions face unfair practices
Washington reports the new law permits unions and employers to be charged with unfair labor practices. The NLRB can halt actions and may seek federal injunctions. Four union actions and six employer actions are named, including jurisdictional strikes, boycotts, featherbedding, forced firings, and excessive union fees. Action is delayed until August 22, with earlier cases pending limited protection.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
July Fourth Plans Listed By Kalish McArthur
McArthur announces July Fourth events led by Coach Robert Kalish. The schedule includes a 2 p.m. baseball game between the McArthur Merchants and a local players team, tennis finals for juniors and seniors, races, a picnic at 6 p.m., doubles tennis finals, a McArthur High Band concert, and an all star softball game under lights at Memorial Field with prizes from local merchants. A hole in one contest is planned for Sunday. Entries for tennis due by Thursday with eliminations starting Friday.
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Mcarthur
Robert Kalish
McArthur Merchants
Hocking Valley League
Kalish
McArthur High School
Anthony Violi
McArthur Memorial Field
Lake Hope to Athens Weekend Bus Service Begins
A new Lake Hope to Athens bus line started Saturday offering two round trips each weekend day. Officials said the service operates Saturdays and Sundays, expanding regional transit options.
Camouflaged item found near Care bondale in Athens County
The best camouflaged and cone sealed item was unearthed near Care bondale after about three hours of search by five men. It lay in a subterranean room dug into a ravine side. More than 500 children used the Elks playground opening on W State St with speeches by Rev M F Chatley and Rev Fr Eri S Berry. Mary Ewing led activities while Juvenile Judge S M Johnson warned public dance hall proprietors to keep under 18s with parents present. Homer Shively of McArthur nearly severed his right thumb while whetting a scythe. a surgeon reattached it and said the thumb would function.
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Athens County
Carebondale
Elks
W. State St
M. EF. Chatley
Eri. S. Berry
The
Mary Ewing
S. M. Johnson
Homer Shively
McArthur
Prisoners at the Bar staged in Chesterhill church
The dramatic trial Prisoners at the Bar was presented at the M E Church in Chesterhill with F W Wilkinson in the leading role. Ohio Fuel Gas Co completed installing two new lines on Oak St in Nelsonville. An association for improving Route 50 formed at the Hotel Berry with about 30 representatives from Athens Vinton and Washington counties. A H Holestein head of Belpre Chamber road committee was elected permanent chairman and Carl H Beasley of Athens named vice chairman. John W Bolin named chairman of Athens County campaign for an amendment to Ohio Constitution on appointing state supreme and appellate court judges.
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M. E
Chesterhill
F. W. Wilkinson
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Oak St
Nelsonville
Berry
Athens
Vinton
Washington
A. H. Holestein
Belpre Chamber of Commerce
Carl H. Beasley
John W. Bolin
Athens County
Camepaign
Ohio
McArthur conservationist on WLW broadcast with Goodwin
Bill Goodwin, soil conservationist from Vinton, was interviewed on Everybody's Farm on WLW Saturday at 1 30. The McArthur conservationist flew to the program with Astor Graves from Richmondale. They planned to land at Everbody's Farm airstrip but landed nearby. Vinton County listeners heard Goodwin, though his portion was cut short by time.
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McArthur
Bill Goodwin
Vinton
Everybody's Farm
WLW
Astor Graves
Richmondale
Everbody
Vinton County
Goodwin
Ambulance Trips by Wrightsel Co in Past Week
Ambulance trips by the Wrightsel Co. included Mrs. Rans Farmer and daughter Shirley from Chamberlain Clinic to Hamden on June 19. Mrs. Charles Cleary from White Cross Hospital to Zaleski on June 20. Mrs. Irene Nettles from Holzer Hospital to near McArthur on June 20. Mrs. Arch Inboden from St. Anthonys Hospital to near McArthur on June 21. Mrs. Carl Roberts and son Russell Edward from Chamberlain Clinic to Hamden on June 24.
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McArthur
Wrightsel Co
Rans Farmer
Shirley
Chamberelain
Hamden
Charles Cleary
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Zale Eski
Irene Nettles
Holzer Hospital
Arch Inboden
St. Anthony’s Hospital
McArthur Home
Carl Roberts
Russel Edward
Chamberlain Clinic
Salesman Fined After Speeding Charge in McArthur
Columbus salesman Irvin I. Devine was arrested Friday for speeding 65 mph in McArthur by Deputy Sheriff R. W. Weese. He was fined $10 and costs by Justice of Peace A. J. Jenkins in McArthur.
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Mcarthur
Irvin I. Devine
Columbus
R. W. Weese
Deevine
Justice of Peace
A. J. Jenkins
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National Dispatch
William A. O'Brien
Science and Diplomacy
Peter Edson
Ewington
Rita George
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