Court Upheld Prosecution of Mass Pickets
The US Supreme Court declined to intervene as AFL members convicted for violating a municipal order against mass picketing at Columbia Pictures, Los Angeles. The ruling follows an NLRB finding that mass picketing can be barred when it interferes with work during a strike, with CIO officials denouncing the board’s stance as pro-management.
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Supreme Court
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National Cio
Costly Punishment in London Case
George Hollis, 45, fined eight dollars after breaking a plate on his eight year old daughter s head when she dropped an egg during the week s rations.
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London (LLP
George Hollis
American Forum of the Air debate Truman vs Dewey on KCRG
Tonight on AMERICAN FORUM OF THE AIR on KCRG KCRK the Truman Dewey debate features Attorney General Tom Clark supporting Truman and Gov James H Duff of Pennsylvania backing Dewey. Also tonight Sports Final at 9 45 shifts to fishing and hunting with Bob Brooks Bob High Dr C L Fenner and Frank Powers. Dr George W Crane later presents A Test For Good Fathers, heard weekdays at 9 45. America votes next Tuesday marking the first postwar presidential election with Mutual Networks offering coast to coast coverage.
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Radio Writers Strike Narrowly Affects Radio Programs
In New York the Radio Writers Guild struck against about 60 advertising agencies and independent producers but dropped plans to picket studios. The move aims to pressure studios and producers while top shows like Jack Benny and Bob Hope had already signed letters of adherence to a tentative contract.
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Radio Writers Guild
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Roy Langham
Langham
J. R. Mandelbaum
Federal Mediation Service
Radio Schedule Fragments Highlight 1940s Broadcast Lineup
A fragmented list shows an old time radio schedule with names like Fulton Lewis Freddy Martin Gabriel Weatter and Buddy Rich, plus sports, newsreels, dance orchestras, and movie matinee slots. The note also includes program times and channel labels MBS and BS, reflecting a multitier broadcast day.
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Mysterious Traveler
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Gardner Says
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Mutual
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Czechs Prefer U S Films Over Russian Says Johnston
Washington film chief Eric Johnston told engineers that American pictures are four times as popular as Russian films in Czechoslovakia and account for a third of the box office in 1947. He urged using Hollywood cinema as a Cold War weapon and warned the conflict will endure for a generation.
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INS
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Czechoslovakia
Johnston
Russia
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Europe
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There Was Reason for Paddy's Stomach Ache
In Ballymena Ireland Paddy O Neill known as a meditative man who chewed straw while driving his pony cart suffered a long stomach ache. Doctors removed two balls of straw weighing 1 pound 12 ounces from his stomach, explaining the ailment.
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Northern Ireland
Paddy O'Neill
Paddy
Railway Firemen Urged To Support Gillette
CHEROKEE Iowa AP Gillette for Senator headquarters urged all railroad Brotherhoods of Locomotive Firemen in Iowa to support Democrat Guy M Gillette for U S senator. Letters from national president D B Robertson urged members to vote for Gillette and persuade family and friends to do the same.
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Iowa
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The Doctor’s Dinner Menu Poem by Edgar A Guest
The speaker describes a frugal dinner arranged by a woman who says the doctor has ordered it all. She lists minimal courses and restrained portions to avoid weight gain, insisting the doctor’s order explains the austere menu. The exchange ends with the sly remark that the diet is exactly what the doctor ordered for her.
Soviet to form East German state and withdraw troops
Berlin reports that Russia plans to end occupation rule and establish an East German state after reorganizing the police in the Soviet zone. The People’s Government would replace the occupation administration, with announcements to follow a Soviet police reorganization.
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Aged Burlington Woman Killed by Car in Residential District
Burlington Iowa Mary C Waldin about 75 was killed Monday night in a car pedestrian accident in a residential district here. The death raised the traffic toll for the state to 441, even with that on the same date a year ago. It is the first time this year that.
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Burlington
Mary C. Waldin
Woman killed in Burlington auto crash statement by driver
Coroner R. O. Giles identified a Burlington driver Mrs. H. E. Kerns as the motorist in a fatal collision with a pedestrian. He quoted Mrs. Kerns saying she did not see the woman until the impact.
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German Labor Leaders Offer Luftwaffe Pilots for Berlin Airlift
Four German labor leaders offered to supply former Luftwaffe pilots to fly the Berlin airlift. They said they could provide more pilots than needed for the Western sectors and that the proposal was being studied by Undersecretary of War Draper. The unionists will tour U.S. industrial centers and spoke at a news conference supported by the American Federation of Labor.
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War Draper
U.S
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Paraguay Revolt at Asuncion Cadet Academy Quelled
Paraguayan national radio announced government forces retook the military academy in Asuncion at 7:40 pm ending a brief cadet revolt. President J Natalicio Gonzalez warned rebellion would be crushed and urged cadets to lay down arms with no reprisals promised. Col Sanchez named acting head of the academy. Reports from Clorinda and Formosa noted cannon and small arms fire earlier.
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National
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Academy
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Formosa
Iowa Farmers in Good Income Spot and Bankers Warned
Des Moines AP Iowa farmers are in an enviable position to withstand moderate farm price drops says W W Blasier president of the Iowa Bankers Association at the 62nd annual convention. He notes bountiful corn and grain crops and large hog and cattle herds supporting income while urging prices stay steady despite a coming administration change. He adds Iowa carries the largest mortgage debt on its land in the nation as of Jan 1 1948 yet its crop wealth proves lenders' faith in the state.
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Blasier
Iowa
Eleanor to Receive Oxford Honorary Civil Law Degree
London reports Mrs Franklin D. Roosevelt will become the first American woman awarded an honorary civil law degree by Oxford University. The ceremony is set for November 13.
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Oxford
London
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Oxford University
Richard Dix Suffers Heart Attack in California
Richard Dix, veteran movie star, is seriously ill in a Monrovia sanatorium after a heart attack. His wife said he will recover with sufficient rest. Dix, 53, is known for virile roles in silent films including The Vanishing American.
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Calif
Richard Dix
Dix
Cimarron star Dix suffers health scare amid film fame
The actor known for Cimarron and The Whistler series has endured two heart attacks in 18 months and has been resting at a large Hollywood ranch.
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