Publishers Fault ITU Labor Policy Violates Taft Hartley
The ANPA representing 400 newspapers files with the NLRB alleging ITU no contract policy breaches Taft Hartley. It cites August Cleveland convention resolutions to refuse bargaining and contracts, maintain closed shop, boycotts, featherbedding, and coerce publishers to conform. Some 239 daily papers face contract expirations by year end as tension rises.
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Cincinnati
American Newspaper Publishers Association
National Labor Relations Boad
International Typographical Union
ANPA
NLRB
Publishers’ Association
ITU
Printers’ Convention
Cleveland
Cranston Williams
New York
Williams
United States
Wiliams
Isue
Cheaper New England power urged by Wallace
Henry A. Wallace warned in Manchester that New England needs cheaper power to halt industrial decline. Speaking at a luncheon, he urged labor and agriculture groups to unite for fairer wages, countering reactionary business interests that divide progressives.
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Manchester
N. H
Henry A. Wallace
New
Wallace
Aome
New England
J H Wild Sr Named to State Vets Group
Hartford Oct 7 AP Governor McConaughy appointed Lieut Col James H Wild Sr of Stamford to the State Veterans Advisory commission succeeding Commander John F Robinson West Hartford He will serve until July 1 1949 Wild is vice commander of the Catholic War Veterans Department of Connecticut a World War I veteran and during World War II commanded a battalion of the State Guard He has long been active in Legion and veteran affairs and teaches at Wright Technical School Robinson resigned to join Maj Gen Hershey in Washington as national draft director.
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Hartford
McConaughy
James H. Wild
Stamford
State Veterans Advisory Commission
Wild
John F. Robinson
West Hartford
Catholic War Veterana
Department of Connecticut
State Guard
Legion
Wright Technical School
Robinson
Washington
Lewis B. Hershey
Chile Mines Put Under Army Control Amid Strike
Chile mobilizes 4,688 reservists and places Conception area coal mines under military control to resume work after a three day strike by 18,000 miners. Defense minister Barrios Tirado appoints Brig. Gen. Pena to run operations in Lota and Coronel regions and evacuate personnel.
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Santiago
Chile
Conception
Guillmero Barrios Tirado
Danus Pena
Lota
Coronel
Pena
Reserve Officers to Meet at Bridgeport Chapter Event
Col William G Baker of Stewart Field New York will address the Bridgeport Chapter Reserve Officers Association at the Hotel Barnum today. A 6:30 p.m. dinner precedes the talk. Baker will show B 29 film titled To the Last Bomb. Lt John Condiff will discuss future aims of reserve training for rated officers in the Air Corps and Air Lift Service. Col Francis C Chandler will preside at the business meeting.
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William G. Baker
Stewartfield
N. Y
Bridgeport
Reserve Officers Association
Barnum
Baker
John Condiff
Air Corps
Francis C. Chandler
Ragweed Elimination Seen Across Cities By 2 D.D. Officials
Atlantic City reports Ragweed, a top cause of hay fever for about 3 million people, could be almost eliminated in U S cities within a few years through spraying with 2 4 D. New York City officials Dr Israel Weinstein and Alfred Fletcher presented the plan at the American Public Health Association meeting noting rapid urban reduction.
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Atlantic City
N. J
New York City Health Department
American Public Health Association
Israel Weinstein
Alfred H. Fletcher
Department
Bureau of Sanitary Engineering
New York City
Emmet Kelly
Monsanto Chemical Co
St. Louis
Masons Host Fidelity Lodge Knights in Meeting
Hamilton Commandery Knights Templar hosts the Sir Knights of Fidelity Lodge of Fairfield Thursday night in Masonic Hall at 1006 Broad Street. The Order of the Temple will be conferred on three Fidelity lodge members with grand commandery members expected to attend.
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Hamilton Commandery
Knights Templar
Knights of Fidelity
Fairfield
Masonic Hall
Broad Street
Order of the Temple
Fidelity Lodge
O.R.C. Office Moves to New Bridgeport Room 323
The Bridgeport Officers Reserve Corps unit relocated from Room 312 to Room 323 in the Post Office building. Capt Harold L Purdy announced all O R C activities will be run from the new office with pamphlets and type books available. The office remains the distribution center for World War II Victory and American Defense Medals for former Army members, while Navy medals are issued from the Navy recruiting office.
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Bridgeport
Officers Reserve Corps
Army
Harold L. Purdy
O.R.C
Officera
Purdy
Navy
Navy Recruitting Office
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Bayer Aspirin
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Kentile Asphalt Cork
Modern Floor CO
J. Maguire — Tel
Allen Rhyde
Studio of
Tony Camere
State ST
Hancock Ave
Bryant Electric Andrvey Hubbell Co
Complete Photographic Service
Allen Rhyce
Main ST
Golden Hill
Honeck Bros., Inc
Naugatuck Ave
Devon, Conn
Blue Ribbon Garage, Inc
Fairfield Avenue
Bridgeport, Conn
Gaynor-Taylor, Inc
Barnum Ave
Stratford, Conn
Riverside Ave
Westport, Conn
Edward J. Cooke Wilton, Conn
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