Recovery Chief Tries To Avert Strikes Continues Fron Page 1
Recovery Chief Tighe seeks to prevent stoppages amid union talks. He warns of presenting content to the White House and pressuring Roosevelt era disputes. Talks unfold with Forbeck group over elections in steel mills and enforcement limits, while textile and coal regions face strikes and potential compromise. Union leaders press for revocation of production cuts and maximum code hours, with miners planning meetings in Uniontown and Edison workers voting to delay action.
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White House
Tighe
Johnson
Forbeck Group
Roosevelt
Indus
Amalgamated
Gateel
Tairgeining
BS Spree
Uniontown
United Mine
Hoon
Weexty Pa
Thomas ¥. McMahon
Tanaana
Justifica
Sapee
Miller
Dan Beard to headline West Virginia scout circus in Parkersburg
Two thousand Boy Scouts from across West Virginia and southeastern Ohio will gather in Parkersburg for a scout circus at the high school stadium. The event, sponsored by the Kootaga area council and the Parkersburg Lion club, opens with a noon parade led by visiting scouts. Beard will run a court of honor and present merit badges and other honors.
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Dan Beard
West Virginia
Parkersburg
Kootaga
Alderson Assumes Office Today as New U S Marshal
Judge McClintic welcomed Alderson and his deputies describing him as a man of integrity. The piece notes four years of changes in southern district offices and lists outgoing deputies Emory Stone Fred Jones J E Roles J Hunt J Q Staver and R K R Mottesheard. New deputies named are D J Rogers John Bowling Lucian Fry M E Ketchum and John F Roffman.
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Assembly
McChintic
Alderson
Hallanan
McClintle
Mr. Alderson
Emory Stone
Charleston
Fred Jones
Buntington
J. E. Roles
Lewisburg
J. Hunt
Welch
J. Q. Staver
Beckley
Leaders Urge Action On Labor Board Bill Continued
Senate labor committee cut a key provision that would restore the national labor board’s authority to hold hearings on unfair labor practices and restore mediation powers to the board. Supporters argue the Wagner measure gains needed power after a district court ruling limiting government intervention in a Weirton Steel election. Montana livestock values rose about 10 percent in 1988 to 57.93 million dollars.
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National Labor Board
Labor Board
Labor Department
United States District Court
Weirton Steel Company
Montana
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Purpore
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Esomel
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