ITU Found Guilty of Taft Hartley Violations in Newspapers Case
Examiner Leff ruled the International Typographical Union violated the Taft Hartley act by insisting on closed shop conditions in the newspaper industry. The NLRB must decide to adopt or reject the recommendations, with potential appeals to federal courts. Separate findings against ITU locals in Chicago include refusal to bargain and continued closed shops amid ongoing strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Labor Relations Board
International Typographical Union
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Arthur Leff
NLRB
AFL
ITU
Leff
Detroit
Chicago
Supreme Court
National Union
Chicago Newspaper Publishers Association
Chicago Daily
Impeachment Call Shocks Argentina As Peron Faces Rift
The Radical party pressed for President Juan D. Peron's impeachment arguing a plan to turn Argentina toward a totalitarian state disguised as normal institutions. The conservative bloc intensified its opposition with a Saturday statement outlining the demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Radical Party
Juan D. Peron
Capper Enters Naval Hospital With Minor Illness
Senator Arthur Capper of Kansas, 83, checked into a Naval hospital Friday for a routine physical after a slight cold and was reported “all right” Saturday. He is expected to stay a few days for observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Arthur Capper
R-Kan
Naval Hospital
Capper
Randolph Hunts Printers Union May Start Papers
AFL ITU leader Woodruff Randolph said the union will start its own newspapers if publishers resist. He cited strikes, union finances, and a New York settlement as proof of the union’s resolve. About 1,600 delegates attended the convention in Milwaukee as sessions begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Woodruff Randolph
AFL International Typographical Union
Randolph
ITU
Chicago
New York
National Labor Relations Board
John R
Cloudburst Slams Northwest Iowa Crops
A Saturday evening cloud burst with hail hit Le Mars Remsen and Marcus areas, causing heavy crop damage north of Remsen over a three to four mile square. Le Mars saw lighter damage, telephone lines were cut briefly, and Sioux City recorded 1.89 inches of rain in 75 minutes with sharp temperature drops.
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Sioux City
le Mars
Remsen
Marcus
Senator Chavez In Fair Condition After Surgery
Senator Dennis Chavez of New Mexico remains in fair condition at St. Joseph's hospital after an operation on Friday. Doctor W R Lovelace said Chavez is progressing satisfactorily and should recover barring complications following the surgery in which oxygen was given immediately after the operation.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Dennis Chavez
D-N.m
St. Joseph’s Hospital
W. R. Lovelace
Chavez
Million More Jobs Due by Next June
Washington report on employment projections by Robert C. Goodwin of the U S Employment Service. He says 61.6 million job holders are needed to rise by 1 million by next June, with nonfarm employment and total employment at all-time highs and shortages focused in the industrial Midwest and skilled trades. The draft and defense program will drive labor turnover.
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Washington
Robert C. Goodwin
U. S. Employment Service
Goodwin
Census Bureau
U. S
Midwest
Great Lakes
City Briefs and Promotions Include Military Notices
Courteous taxi service ad and sales notices mix with military promotions and hospital admissions. Donald J. Wilkins, son of Mrs Georgenia Wilkins, promoted to Petty Officer third class after 16 months overseas. Mrs Lumir Trachta admitted to Mercy Hospital for a possible fracture in her right arm, with a prior April injury to the same arm. Capt Charles V Marginean relieved from Langley Field duty and to report overseas. his wife Libbie Trachta Marginean and children will not accompany him.
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Lumir Trachta
I Street
Mercy Hospital
Mercy
Charles V. Marginean
Tactical Air Command
Langley Air Force Base
Virginia
Marginean
Libbie Marie Trachta
Charles Vileta
Tenth Street SE
Charles Vernon
Sharon Kaye
Marginean Ait
Mechanicsville Obituary for Harry Cole at 45
Mechanicsville resident Lucian Harry Cole died Friday from a heart attack at age 45. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Monday at Mechanicsville Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicsville
Lucian Harry Cole
Mechanicsville Methodist Church
Court to Decide on Pamela Lamphere Operation
Chicago doctors say 22 month old Pamela Lamphere has a good chance to survive corrective surgery for bladder outside her body but doctors differ on success. Her parents, separated, seek court orders while agreeing to abide by a jury of specialists. If unoperated, she will die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Irene Lamphere
Pamela Frances
Chicago
INS
Pamela Frances Lamphere
Chicago Herald-American
Fred W. Lamphere
Lamphere
Pamela
Deaths Frank Lacman 74
Frank Lacman 74 died at 2 20 p m Saturday in the home of his daughter Mrs Joseph A Ulch 1107 Eighth street SE He was born October 19 1873 in Bohemia A retired farmer his wife Elizabeth died in 1944 Mrs Ulch and two grandchildren survive Services will be at 2 p m Monday at the Brosh chapel with Rev Zdenek F Pauk officiating Burial in Bohemian National Cemetery
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Frank Lacman
Joseph A. Ulch
Eighth Street
Mr. Lacman
Bohemia
Elizabeth
Ulch
Brosh Chapel
Zdenek F. Pauk
Bohemian National Cemetery
Services for Norman J Thompson
Services for Norman J Thompson at Turner chapel at 11 a.m. Monday conducted by Rev. D A Loferski. Burial in Cedar Memorial Cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Norman J. Thompson
E Avenue NE
Turner Chapel
D. A. Loferski
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Services for George W Shorty Davis Held in Turner Chapel
Services for George W. Shorty Davis of 926 Tenth Street SE will be at 1 30 p.m. Tuesday in Turner chapel conducted by Rev Frank Ward. Burial follows in Linn Grove Cemetery north of Mount Vernon. Friends may call at the chapel.
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George W. “Shorty” Davis
Tenth Street
Turner Chapel
Frank Ward
Linn Grove Cemetery
Mt. Vernon
Reds Speed Plans For Police State In Eastern Reich
Berlin report says Bernard Bechler outlined a two year plan to Sovietize Eastern Germany and place the police under Socialist Unity party control. Der Tag described centralizing the police to wield state power, with Western Powers backing the anti Communist city government in Berlin.
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Reds
Eastern
Reich
Berlin
Germany
Free
Jorgen
der Tag
Socialist Unity Party
Bechler
Iowa county seeks appraisal contract for rural and urban properties
The Linn County contract outlines a six day no charge appraisal project for key farms and all rural tracts with detailed cards. It requires the firm to deliver valuations for urban and vacant lots, support hearings, and coordinate with County Deputy Assessor M G Linkletter while the county provides space records and access. A $5000 performance bond is required.
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State Tax Commission
Cedar Rapids
M. G. Linkletter
Linn
Iowa
State Tax Commission of
Father O'Donnell Named Marquette U. President
Father Edward Joseph O'Donnell, a 39 year old Jesuit priest and Marquette graduate from Milwaukee, was appointed president of Marquette University on Saturday. He will succeed Father Peter Brooks who died May 16.
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Milwaukee
Edward Joseph O’donnell
Marquette University
O’donnell
Marquette
Services for Mrs. Pheba Lamb at Beatty chapel
Funeral services for Mrs. Pheba Stella Lamb of 1513 Fourth Street NW will be held at 2:30 p.m. Sunday in the Beatty chapel with Rev. Milton White of Bethany Congregational Church officiating. Interment will follow in Linn Cemetery. Visitation at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pheba Stella Lamb
Fourth Street NW
Beatty Chapel
Milton White
Bethany Congrepoe
Bata Akbe
Linn
Eldora Businessman C. T. Emmert Dies of Heart Attack
C T Em mert 67 a prominent Eldora business man died Saturday from a heart attack. He was a member of the Eldora Cold Storage and Locker Company.
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Eldora
INS
C. T. Emmert
Eldora Cold Storage and Locker Company
Soviet envoy and Lovett clash over Mrs Kosenkina case
Panyushkin and Undersecretary Lovett held a long peacetime talk in Washington. Lovett rejected requests regarding Mrs Kosenkina and said the US has no right to force her to see anyone or to require her to stay. Soviet officials may visit her if she agrees.
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Panyushkin
Robert A. Lovett
State Department
Lovett
Mrs. Kosenkina
New York
Kosenkina
Mikhail Samarin
U. S
Two Areas To Be Set Aside for Model Planes
Safety Commissioner Gordon Hughes announced two new model plane zones. Ground east of the city water works on the east river bank and land next to Memorial stadium will be available for flying. The move follows complaints about noise and safety near Franklin school.
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Gordon Hughes
City Water Works
Memorial Stadium
West Side
Franklin School
Prices rise across goods and housing in postwar era
A nationwide price survey shows milk up three cents a quart to 21 cents, butter at 89 cents a pound, bread at 14 cents, eggs 72 cents a dozen, and canned tomatoes 21 cents. Shoes and shirts show large gains since 1939, with men’s suits around 55 dollars and dresses near six dollars, while typical city homes cost about 15 000 dollars, double the 1939 price.
Linn Relief Load Drops for July
Linn county relief cases fell to 270 in July, 39 fewer than June and six less than July 1948. After refunds of 465.60, Linn county poor fund obligations total 10,238.67 with the largest budget item for dependent children at 3,484.06 and food at 1,181.71.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Linn County Poor Fund
Sargent and Cornwell Win Club Blind Bogey
Sargent and G. H. Cornwell shared the top honors in a blind bogey golf tournament at Cedar Rapids Country Club on Saturday. N. P. Craemer and W. R. Dock tied for second, with H. J. Chadi ma, H. H. Cherry, Robert C. Booth and Byron Hollinshead finishing in the third slot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell Sargent
G. H. Cornwell
Cedar Rapids Country Club
N. P. Craemer
W. R. Dock
H. J. Chadima
H. H. Cherry
Robert C. Booth
Byron Hollinshead
Camden Bride-To-Be With Five Stepchildren Plans Simple Wedding
Annetta Newman, 30, a divorcee, plans to wed John Taylor, 30, a widower with six children, after advertising for a husband. The couples will marry at his Stratford home if possible, with a budget plan to support Taylor’s $50 weekly pay and a home large enough for all the children aged five to fourteen.
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Camden
Annetta Newman
John Taylor
Stratford
N.J
Taylor
Army Air Forces
Missouri farmer kills three of family and self
Charleston Missouri notes a tragedy as Hartwell Thompson shot his wife Priscilla Snow Thompson 40 their daughter Ann 10 and Miss Emily Snow 23 at the Thompson home near Thad Snow's farm before turning the rifle on himself. Sheriff Walter Beck said the killings stemmed from long standing bitter feeling between Snow and Thompson.
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Charleston
Thad Snow
Snow
Hartwell Thompson
Walter R. Beck
Thompson
Priscilla Snow Thompson
Ann Thompson
Emily Snow
Beck
John Nunnelle
Blue whales surpass 100 feet in length and 100 tons
The article notes that blue whales frequently exceed 100 feet in length and weigh over 100 tons, highlighting their immense size.
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Examiner
G. P. van Arkel
Peron
Argentina
Sen. Capper
Randolph Hunts Printers Union
N.W
Sen. Chavez
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Garden of Peace
Twilight
First Avenue
Orant
Dial
City Cab
Vernon
S. E
Thompson Services
Davis Services
Father O'Donnell
Marquette U
Lamb Services
Lapel Florist
Third Avenue
Thomas J. Brady
Fifth Avenue
Natalie Wales Paine
Britain
Common Cause, Inc
Oksana Kosenkina
Clarence
Beatty
3Rd Ave
Staff of Life
Sargent and Cornwell
Colson Wheel
Ambulance Service Company
Frank W. Barta
Osts
Barta Hesser’s
Cedar Rapids’ Funeral Home Beautiful
Jay W. Hesser
Aria Esser
Fifth Avenue and
Betz
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