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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1947
Page
7
Washington report explains the Taft-Hartley Act changes on five union security types. It covers closed shop, automatic dues check-off, preferential hiring, union shop, and maintenance of membership with counts of affected workers and conditions for each rule.
Reports from the Grand Assembly of the Rainbow for Girls held last week in Charleston will be presented at 7 30 p m tomorrow at Charleston Assembly No 1. After the meeting a reception will honor members elected as grand officers. About 500000 tons of water fall over Niagara every minute.
A fragmented page passage discusses surplus wheat to Europe, party ideology versus consumer prices, and calls for accountability. It includes critique of Wallace and Roerich, mentions Rostich, and references a 1947 Gazette copyright with political debate among leaders and labor commentary.
The piece recounts debates among Roosevelt Churchill and military leaders over bombing doctrine. Baker advocates daylight raids targeting German industry and oil, pressed Churchill to back the plan, leading to British night bombing countermeasures and a shift in German defenses. It notes Eaker, Boe ing, Consolidated, and Goering influencing the air war as the invasion approach looms.
Four legal girls attend the YWCA Y-Teens parley opened Sunday at Bethany college in Bethany. Delegates come from Charleston Stonewall Jackson and Dunbar high schools. Named are Edythe Faye Garnes Rhoda Greiser Helen Jean Burford and Romaria Bolin Miss Jane Burford accompanies from Sissonville high school. The week features programs on school vocations religion sports and recreation with classes in parliamentary law organization and community responsibilities.
Rev. John B. Cook a retired Methodist minister will address the Central WCTU meeting at 2 p.m. today at the home of Mrs. L. C. Killinger 405 Kanawha Blvd W Reports of standing committees will be given and Mrs. J. A. Kuhn the president will preside at the business session.
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