Restriction on Picketing Declared Against Law
The supreme court ruled that unions may not picket during a strike if it amounts to restraint or intimidation. The Granite City Illinois case involving American Steel Foundries opened as an open shop and led to injunctions against picketing and intimidation. The decision states cases must be judged on merits rather than a broad rule. Also the court declined to review the leak case conviction of a former justice department employee and associates.
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Washington
Supreme Court
American Steel Foundries Company
Granite City
American Steel Foundries
Ue States District Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
Department of Justice
Court of
Postal Forces Organized For Holiday Mail
George M. Bean acting postmaster organizes Casper post office staff to handle increased parcel post during the holiday season. Work includes wrapping defective bundles, ensuring clear addresses, return addresses in the upper left, recipient names and full addresses in the lower right, and doubling night service to speed deliveries.
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George M. Bean
Casper
Post Office Department
Mr. Bean
Pont
Veteran Salesman Ends Wyoming Territory Run
James W. Kibben of Sheridan concludes a 17 year circuit visiting Wyoming hardware merchants for Wright Wilhelmin Hardware Company Omaha. He retires from the road to join Sheridan's Baird Hardware, successor to Lord & Poll, owned by John L. Baird and Jay C. Baird, with broad state ties.
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James W. Kibben
Sheridan
Wyoming Territory
Wright Wilhelmin Hardwarde Company
Omaha
Hibben
Wyoming
Columes
Kibben
Baird Hardware Company
Baird Company
Lord & Poll
John L. Baird
Jay C. Baird
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