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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1949
Page
2
Washington sources say the NLRB ruling forbidding John L. Lewis to demand a union shop gives coal operators a potent weapon in contract talks. The decision centers on union shop demands and could affect bargaining leverage for miners and management in ongoing negotiations.
In a June session, Southern Presbyterians backed a report urging protection of basic rights for all men including whites and blacks, while debates over reunion with Presbyterians USA and remarriage rules were left to committees. The assembly also directed future study on state and human rights and education cooperation with public schools.
The Cedar Grove American Legion post and its auxiliary plan a 7 30 p m dinner and officer installation in the Cedar Grove Methodist church basement. The Charleston assembly Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus hosts a special meeting at 8 p m at 1117 Quaker Street for new members initiated Sunday and a get acquainted gathering. Elkhurst Rebekah lodge No 83 meets at 8 p m tomorrow with talks by Mrs Mabel Alley president of the Rebekah Assembly and staff officers.
Catholic Higher Commencement at Charleston Catholic High School scheduled 7 45 am tomorrow at Sacred Heart church. Graduates listed in four rows include Lehoft Knight Gilligan Brennan Goff Flesher Bordas Morgan Hazel Kelly Maroney Cain Melelis Brennan Thompson O Connay Rederwald Zain Doroghue Hederi Duffield Weipper Markley McGucken Krasyk Barrett Palmer Gris haber Roth Ruttner Solder Wattendin ham Veazed swalDR Stewart Finnegan McCollum Jamrozy Henderaum Kawsek Bowyer Wilen Orwig Tomei Herdersby Fitthrow Hobby Sullivan Balazs Yeager Haid Ladd Loch tafeld Anania.
Victor Reuther spoke briefly after the May 24 shooting at his home in Detroit. He declined to name suspects, said the attack was not the work of a small gunman, and noted the gun used. Police, FBI and local detectives continued questioning witnesses and reviewing clues as they probed possible connections to organized crime and earlier attacks on his brother Walter Reuther.
Reuther tells reporters he believes a well funded, well organized group orchestrated the blast and shooting. He argues the motive was to stamp out unionism and claims a reward was offered in his brother’s case.
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