Eight Suits Filed Against John Lewis in Ohio
Eight Ohio coal mining companies filed separate suits seeking about ten million dollars in damages from John Lewis other top United Mine Workers leaders and the union treasury. They claim harm from UMW strikes and Lewis three day work week and also sought injunctions against union members preventing adherence to the policy.
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Free Fight For All In Governor's Race
Georgia primary eligibility ruling opens the race as Herman Talmadge and Ellis Arnall may both seek the governorship. Attorney General J Eugene Cook issued the opinion after a surprise request from Gov Talmadge. The issue centers on official status for both candidates. A Baptist Evangelical Conference is set for Macon January 30 to February 4 hosted by First Baptist Church with 600 to 1,000 attendees expected.
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Ellis Arnall
Georgia
Macon
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First Baptist Church
Denham
Truman’s State of the Union highlights major policy proposals
President Truman outlines military, foreign, labor, farm, housing, power, science, health, civil rights, territorial, and tax recommendations to Congress. Highlights include repealing Taft-Hartley, expanding social programs, extending civil rights laws, Alaska and Hawaii statehood, and accelerating foreign aid and development efforts.
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Brannan Farm Plan
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St. Lawrence Seaway
Columbia Valley Administration
National Science Foundation
Health and Security
Alaska
Hawaii
District of Columbia
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