Labor Board speech ruling clashes with free expression
The National Labor Relations Board calls an employer's during work hours speech on union matters coercive and not protected by the constitution, claiming the audience was captive. The Clark Brothers case in Olean is cited as evidence of government overreach, prompting dissent from Gerard Reilly and calls for legislative action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Oliver Wendell Helmes
Supreme Court of the
United States
National Labor Relations Board
America
Labor Relations Board
Germany
Clark Brothers
Olean
Gerard Reilly
Labor Board
Supreme Court of the United States
Thomas Vs. Collins
Mr. Reilly
A. F. of L
Clark
Congress
Colin Fitzgerald’s Independent Path and Quiet Remorse
Father Gene recalls Colin Fitzgerald as an independent, horse-loving young man connected to Mark and Honora in Innisfail. The story traces Colin’s cautious optimism about marriage, his past remorse over a careless act, and the hope he may find happiness with support from friends and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene
Colin
Mark
Mark Fitzgerald
Mayo
Honora
Ellen
Father Gene
Cecelia
Colin Fitzgerald
Ann
Innisfail
Harrington Block
Ireland
Louisiana
Cotn
Lad
Charlotte
Railroads Deny Overcharge Claims in War Freight Handling
The Association of American Railroads rejects charges of government overcharges in war freight. Brigadier General Woods Williamson of the Army Transportation Corps cites voluntary rate readjustments that lowered costs, while noting no rail officer moved to government service and most authoritative personnel stayed with railroads. The group defends the industrys wartime performance as unequaled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of American Railroads
Woods Williamson
Army Transportation Corps
Interstate Commerce Commission
Fire loss records rise as July totals reach new high
The National Board of Fire Underwriters reports July losses near 41 million dollars, up 20 percent from last year and a new monthly high. Seven months of waste by fire total 338,304,000, surpassing any full year from 1942 to 1983, with over half a billion in the 12 months to July 31. Fire prevention urges individual responsibility from homeowners to workers, as Fire Prevention Week highlights the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Coal's role in American economy highlighted in House speech
Representative Ellis of West Virginia argues coal is a billion dollar industry in his state, the largest taxpayer and employer, a key power source, and essential to other industries. He notes coal powers 94 percent of locomotives and heats most homes, with national demand projected at 1 billion tons in three years.
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House
Ellis
West Virginia
Panama Canal
Consider Your Wife
Fortune Magazine poll shows executives claim men excel in people skills and decision making, while the authors argue that women actually decide firmly and influence others by waiting to reveal the choice. The piece invites readers to observe wives or secretaries to test these claims.
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Fortune Magazine
Profits of U S shipyards under probe by Bland committee
Peter Edson notes the Bland committee will study government shipyard profits during the week of Sept 24. The probe targets 19 operators, examining cost and profit data from wartime Liberty ships and other vessels to assess the incentive system and production efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Virginia
Schuyler Otis Bland
Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee
Marvin J Coles
Coles
Yale Law School
Thurman Arnold
Maritime Commission
Henry Kaiser
Permanente Yards
Kaiser-Vancouver
St. Johns
Florida
Permanente
Public Forum Letter Proposes Fat Waste Incentive
Dorothy McDonald of The Plains suggests rewarding household workers who save and turn in waste fats with soap or other items. She notes frustration at losses when others grab rewards and argues four cents per pound is insufficient to motivate better collection.
Porter News Notes Aids Local Social Roundup
Porter notes list recent visits and travel among residents. Herbert Lawless of New York stayed with his father L A Lawless. San Savage returned to her home after caring for Mrs. D W Denney. Ed Reynolds and family returned from Orrville after visiting sister Mrs. Lincoln Franklin. Della Stevens and Roush family returned from Missouri Minnesota and Town. Maxine Neal from Columbus plans to attend Ohio University. Asa Stevens Columbus visited his brother H M Stevens. Raymond Fishes and Mrs Ebert Leish near Cincinnati visited Finy Leish. Anna Topping Blaine and Nellie Topping were together. The Bean Dinner at Wilkesville Sept 7 was attended by L A Lawless and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter
A Wither Bell
Baltimore
Mott -Law
T'S
Herbert Lawless
New York
L. A. Lawless
San Savage
Inton
D. W. Denney
Ed Reynolds
Orrville
Lincoln Franklin
Della Stevens
Burz Roush
Rarmond Roush
Missouri
Miingis
Myrone Halles
Marion
Stils Maxine Neal
Columbus
Watter Neal
Ohio Universe
John Harper
Rol
Columbus Sunda
S.C. Ialles
Asa Stevens
H. M. Stevens
Nan Savate
Cecil Blue
Anna Topping
Blaine
Ida Vinns
Nellie Topping
Raymond Fishes
Ebert MrLeish
Cincinnati
Mit
Finy Stee Leish
Ida Vinn
Wilkesvite
Hemlock Grove Social News and Gatherings Brief
Attendees at Hemlock Grove Sunday School note a Sept 22 morning and evening preaching schedule. Granger reports 0 members at a meeting with Soph J Math. several local families and guests are listed as visitors and at reunions hosted by Nelsons and Averys. Community members include the Taylors, Hawks, Bentz, Midkiffs, and Gilmore with relatives from Alfred and Alfree.
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Memlock Grove Ee
Hemlock Grove Granger
Soph J. Math
Funders Plains Grance
Bert Romine
Gene
Charles Tamine
Nelson
Avery Nelson
Straitsville Socials and Local Games Highlight Labor Day
Straitsville notes show Mrs Margarette Spicer and son Frank visiting Logan relatives, plus numerous local gatherings. Veterans Homecoming awards go to American Legion Post 510. Patsy Wallace wins amateur contest. Somerset band tops band contest. several visitors tour Lancaster, Barberton, and Columbus areas.
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New Straitsville
Margarette Spicer
Frank
Logan
Dishon
Pyterdeen
Kieth Nelson
Jerry
Dalton
Wiliam Rosjlins
Gerry
Larry
Paul
Jack
Lanne
Wiliam Rollins
J. O. Wallace
Kenneth Marlin
Fr Wallace
Ronnie
Squate Gillespie
T. Wallace
New Lexaon
Charles Donley
William Hell
Dora Webb
Alice Angle
Edna Rollins
O. Wallace
Bell
Hellen Sayre
Tywillia Donley
Mary Morgan
Bess Kemper
Anna Kemper
Mauda Martin
American Legion Post No
Lancaster
William Chappalgar
Sons
Barberton
Jean Wiliams
Circle No. 2
Methodist Church
Margret Thompson
Thurma Jean
Harry Thompson
Columbus
Carl Wenner
Louise Wenner
Indianapolis
Ind
William Sayre
Charles Sayre
Webb Switz
George Pieres
Vernon Hoy
Gail
Della Hoy
Ola Straitsville
Ewington and Vicinity Personal News Notes
Ewington and area personal items report saw mill move plans from I B Ferry farm to E L Cottrills. Weekend visits include Bush Dunbar and Terry, Woodalls and McGhees. Frances, Blanche Davis rents home to Schilling and winters with Devault. Various locals on sick list: Nettie Painter, W W Pollster, Mary Ann Woodall, Edward Parsons.
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Ewington N— Gond
Cotrill
I. B. Ferry
E. L. Cottrills
Blanche Davis
Schilling
Wikesville
Alva Devault
Draper
Harry Boothe
L. B. Terry
Clarence Woodall
Frank
Ruth
E. Rochester
Frank Holcomb
A. O. Woodall
Nettie Painter
W. W. Pollster
Mary Ann Woodall
Edward Parsons
Social and civic events noted in Athens area
Mrs Gordon K Bush hosted a luncheon at Hotel Berry with her mother Mrs S H Ackerman and Miss Andrea Ackerman and guests Harold Baedecker from Brooklyn among others. Episco pal student receptions, University sorority teas, and the National Brands picnic at Athens County Fairgrounds are listed alongside paving work on North Lancaster and Clark Streets. The WCTU annual convention planned at Glouster Church of Christ. Red Cross appeals and a Rural Letter Carriers picnic at the fairgrounds are recorded with local organizers named.
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Gordon K. Bush
Hotel Berry
Sins
H. B Ackerman
Anddrew Ackerman
Ackerman
Miss Ackerman
Harold Baedecker
Brookly the Bush Home
Strathmore Boulevard
WCTU
Athens County
Church of Christ
Glouster
Airs
Genevra Lewis
Athens
Lucille Linscott
Amesville
Henderson Social Briefs Reflect Church, School, and Community
Henderson reports note WSCS meeting at Mrs. Minnie Johnson's home on September 1 with secret sisters revealed and September birthdays. Henderson School shows good attendance with Louise Sommer as principal, Bartram hired as instructor, Charles Wamsley named janitor. Local visits include Harold Garret from Parkersburg and Rev L D Scord dinner guests. revival at Henderson Tabernacle continues with Willie Johnson evangelist. Jimmy Mayes improving after hip fracture.
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Henderson
WSCS
Henderson Methodist Church
Minnie Johnson
Henderson School
Louise Sommer
Bartram
Point Pleasant
Charles Wamsley
Arm
Rame Moore
Harold Garret
Parkersburg
L. D. Scord
Ion
Robert Mayes
Francis Clark
Flo Robbins
Baltimore
Imogene Moore
Van
Elizapeth Mayes
Charles Clark
Seatle
J. T. Mayes
Lonnie Noble
Mary Ann
Elmore Casto
Lynn
Bertha Casto
Bonnie Wardie
Henderson Tabernacle
Willie Johnson
Jimmy Mayes
Former Albany Pastor Publishes Book On Russia
Stephen Nenoff formerly of Albany First Church has released Two Worlds USA USSR a provocative work arguing no compromise exists between the United States and the Soviet Union. Nenoff traces USSR philosophy from religion to politics and urges awareness of global tensions while stressing his scholarship and international background. Midland Pub. Co. Chicago priced at 2.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Nenoff
Albany
Europe
Nenoff
Bulgaria
Sofia Theotorical Seminary
Denmark
United States
Russia
U.S.R
U.S.S.R
Heaven
Hell
Midland Pub. Co
Chicago
Bashan Social Notes Highlight Regional Visits
Brief News notes list multiple visits across Steubenville Middleport Parkersburg and Syracuse. Families including Marsh Orr Bentz McKay Ballard Deihl and Foster with residents in Bashan and West Virginia exchange visits and attend conferences and shows over a weekend.
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Bashan
Parkerstore
Ralph Ballard
Victor Deihl
West Virginia
Margaret Foster
Glen Tuttley
Pomeroy
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National Dispatch
Veology
Erm
Coal
Peter Edson
the Public Forum
Hemlock Grove
Drew Smith Smith
Aver
George Logan
Silas Taylor
Arthur Atherton
Clarence
Alfree
Straitsville
Ewington and Vicinity
Episcopal Preference
Constance Leete
Terrace
Amy T
Episcopal Woman's Auxiliary
Ohio University
National Brands
Athens County Fairgrounds
FL E. Dowler
Fred Beckier
Lancaster St
Clark St
Cemetery St
Curran Drive
Red Cross
M.D. Hughes
The
American Red Cross
Athens County Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
Social Briefs
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