NLRB Officials Fear Unions Challenge to New Labor Bill
NLRB officials privately fear a union challenge may complicate applying the Wagner Act to 3500 old cases. CIO unions mull court rulings on legality of the board in settling disputes. counsel calls for separate reviews of old cases. Denham signals possible reinstatement for workers in the Geraldine Novelly Co case while noting limits on discriminating against unions under the Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIO
WLRB
Associatel Brose Washington
Naional Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Robert N. Benfant Haw
Denham
Geraldine Novelly Co
Ine
Gloversville
M. Y
Cto-Marone Esther
Newstien
Bes Tn
Tidwells
Ben Cleld
News- Met
Afl-Tofer
Tts
Cleveland
Eain
Early 4000 Hear Corry Elks Chorus at State Convention
A large crowd attended the Corry Elks Male Chorus as they presented a concert in South Perry Square Erie last night during the state convention program. The performance was well received, with the topa singing group already booked no further engagements this year. Treasury report shows August 20 balances and debt figures for Washington, including receipts of 991,845, expenditures 851,682, and a balance of 33,699,250.62.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Corry Lodge
Perry ‘Square
Erie
Tusis P.m
Bile Tks
Topa Sing
Treasury
Washington
The
Bulgarian Parliament Bans Opposing Agrarian Party
In SOVTA Bulgaria Parliament unanimous approval dissolves the Agrarian Party, the main opposition to the Fatherland Front government. The bill bars the Agrarian youth group and deprives remaining seats to opposition members. the party held 48 seats after 1948 elections. The session also discussed Bulgaria’s postwar peace terms and reparations, with Greek demands noted and military limits affirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoss Sovta
Bulgaria
Wwallid
Agrarians
Fatherland
Brant Coal Aion
Missing Corry wife sought by police
Police seek Corry wife and mother of a one month old baby who has been missing 16 days. A reporting neighbor named John Rubay says she vanished from their city home on August 8. He suspects she may have returned to a Massachusetts home, with possible sightings near local landmarks.
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Chly Ponce
Corry
Willy Jocal
John Rubay
Goncord Street
Thir Coty
Hes Masschuisetts
Mat
Jersey man buys Harrisburg Patriot and News
Hawin L F Russell of Par Hills New Jersey, former associate publisher of the Mey ark, takes ownership of the Harrisburg Morning Patriot and Evening News. He vows to continue policies of late publisher Vance McCormick. The sale, with a combined daily circulation of 84,000, was announced by Mrs McCormick and executor Nac McCormick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Hawin LF. Russell
Par Hills
N. J
Meyark, MW
Star-Ledger
Harrisburg Morning Patriot
Evening News
Vance
McCormick
Nac
The
Patriot and News
Corry School Board fills posts for coming term
The Corry Board of Education fills teaching posts and auxiliary roles for the coming term. New hires include Mrs. Matilda Kamtber and Mr. Mid, with various coaches and staff receiving salaries and extended duties. A new dental examiner, Dr Huw ani M Duffield, was appointed. Payroll and state reimbursements are noted, and school site changes will adjust bleacher seating and home bench areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Mid
Matilda Kamtber
Orty High School
Youngsville
Froneh
Robert Linne
Department of
Scoot Tune
Huwani M. Duffield
Turben
Golumbus Wut Nared the Contrat Sali This Year For Tusunsportityg: Foll Tin Yey
Coeur School
Wal m Penen
Aeiuge Menale Loveland Pield
Elroelars Nuthuei
Police Respond To Multiple Complaints In Local Neighborhood
A woman sought to file a complaint about a potential whooping cough case and quarantine concerns on a street in the area. Officers traced the complainer’s details, investigated the family, and issued public health guidance while addressing dog nuisance reports and an ongoing concern near a private property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uli
Ines
Vorticers G
Coirnd
Two Cub Pilots Held at Iceland by Storm
Army Air Force pilots George Triman from Los Angeles and Cristawl V. Evans from Washington, D.C., were held at Iceland after a gale delayed their world circumnavigation attempt. Weather improving over Bedland offered hope for resumption toward Prestwick Scotland. planes are 100 horsepower Lenatt.
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New York
Army Air Force
Iceland
Aokholt
Bedtland
William Strutinelli
Greanland
Prestwick
Scotland
George Triman
Los Angeles
CrisTawHl V. Evans
Washington, D. C
U S Mediation Efforts Fail In Greek Regime Crisis
In Athens a cabinet crisis grips Greece as Premier designate Constantin Tsaldaris struggles to form a government amid opposition from Sophoulis. U S Ambassador Lincoln McVeagh and Deputy Gribswold press for a swift settlement while talks with Sophoulis stall. A new coalition remains uncertain as political maneuvers unfold in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Athens
Badin
Exodus 1947 refugees reach Gibraltar amid tension
Three British ships carrying about 4400 Jewish refugees from Germany dock at Gibraltar after weeks at sea. Barbed wire surrounds the Nort Mole area as naval and police patrols keep watch. The refugees, blocked from Palestine without immigration certificates, face possible resettlement in Denmark or Germany as British vessels prepare to sail for Hamburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Gibraltar
Germany
France
Gibraltry
Palestine
Prairie
Homburg
Nort Mole
Ierieer
Marcus Melchior
Denmark
Jerusalei
Refieres
Holy Land
Carrie
Rumaymede Park
Ocean Vigour
Empire Riyal
Humburs
Jaone
Grand Jury to Hear Corry Case in September Term
James Pappas faced two counts of assault and indecent behavior with a 12 year old girl and an 11 year old messenger. He pleaded not guilty and was ordered held under $4,000 bond. The grand jury will hear the case tomorrow at the county courthouse.
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James Pappas
Clare
Eniitt
Evie County Court House
Corry
Pappas
Palivefficers
East South Street
Iur
Heat Wave Threat Prompts Shared Relief Plans
Associates Press reports Pennsylvania urged heat relief as temperatures climbed past 90. Observers noted rising fatalities and state officials warned residents to seek shade and hydration. Philadelphia and Pittsburgh reported scorching conditions with highs near 90 and heat advisories in effect.
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Associates
Phildelphi
Musdebuve
Phuxburgh
Atvioken
Navy Jet Plane Sets New Record
A Navy Sky Streak jet plane set a new world record by completing four runs over a 11 863 mile course at the Patuxent River testing range. Major Carl of Arlington and Navy officers confirmed speeds of 652 642, 649 958, 652 970 and 48 730 mph as the craft covered the course with instrument calibration completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
MUTOG
Calli
Navy
Shersatt
Gouin
Syed Feerd
Slon
Carl
Utibart Dre
Patuxent River
Caldwell, Sr
Arlington
Shore Named Chief of Regional Labor Board
Attorney Heney Shore was appointed regional National Labor Relations Board director in Pittsburgh. Shore, a Meldos atiner with the labor bow ie 1937, previously served as regional at Vornay in 1929 and will head the Pittsburgh territory covering Western Pennsylvania and northern West Vietn. Fe 15 replicime Frank M. Eleiter, recently appointed executive secretary of the NLRB,
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Pittsburgh
Heney Shore
National Labor Relations Board
Shore
Vornay
Wil
Piitshwett
Pennsylvania
West Vietn
Frank M. Eleiler
NLRB
Three Weeks of Heat Ended by Sudden Storm
A severe late afternoon storm broke three weeks of heat with high winds and heavy rain. The deluge flooded streets and basements from North Center Street to the river, snapping wires, damaging homes, and halting traffic as residents and officials assess the widespread damage.
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Dawies
Smith Streets
Wits Baal Wayie
Andy
Pennnsylvania
Vittely
North Center Streat
Tiileel Sani
Peeter
H.W. McGlintock Farm
Leah
Galveston Reels From Storm After Severe Flooding
Galveston begins recovery after a damaging coastal storm. One man died from contact with a live wire torn loose by high winds, and several people were injured as weather surge and winds caused widespread damage. The storm moved inland about 190 miles and connected to the April 10 disaster before weakening.
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Assuuyayew
Galveston
Tes
Sium
Tesulty
Indonesians Beat Back Dutch Near Yogyakarta
A Batavia bulletin reports Indonesian forces defeated Dutch troops near Salatiga about 40 miles north of Yogyakarta for the second day in a row. The fighting caused heavy damage to a nearby area with warehouses and wharves ruined and fires burning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associal Press Batavia
Dmi
Salativs
Jogiatarta
U N Rejects New Move On Indies Court Ruling
The U N council rejected a Dutch supported Beliah proposal seeking a court ruling on Indonesian hostilities. Only the United States Belgium Orange and Britain backed the move with Poland and Russia opposing. China Cuba Brazil Syria and Australia abstained amid a test of ongoing Indonesian dispute mediation efforts. Sutan Sjahrir said Indonesia asked for a unified mediation approach, while the council prepared for cease fire monitoring and talks to reunite the disputants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Lake Success
Beliah
Rheal
United States
Belgium
Orange
Britain
Poland
Russia
China
Cokbin
Brail
Syria
Australia
Duluth
Indonesa Republic
U.N
Batayis
Crisd
Treasury Dept Reveals Top 1945 Salary Paid To Movie Financier
Treasury records show Charles P. L. Skouras led 1945 compensation with 568000 plus dollars, earned by Moyer led Erinle Corp. The list names 800 executives, with Paramount and General Motors heavily represented. Top earners include Thomas J. Watson and E. Fowler, while Henry Ford II falls short of the $200,000 tier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Dept
Washington
Treasury Department
Charles PL Skouras
Qte
Erinle
Moe
Betty Grable
Treasury
Charles H.strub
Los Angeles Turf Club
Tuopho
Agar
Paramouth
Thomas Leo McCarey
Jose My Way
Twentieth Century Pax Film Corporation
General Motors
Charles E. Wusor
Paramount Pictures, Inc
Thomas J. Watson
International Business Machines
Gor
Delegates Narrow on Measures Against Western Aggression
Delegates reach agreement on all questions and prepare decisions on measures to counter Western aggression. Argentina accepts a two thirds majority rule as part of the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argentina
20 Nation Parley Aims to Finish Treaty by Weekend
Delegates at the Inter-American Conference in Quitandinha Brazil move toward swift treaty completion. A five-nation executive panel drafts measures for collective defense across the western hemisphere from the Arctic to the Antarctic. Details include aggression branding and provisional steps to counter external and internal threats, with Canada invited to participate. Conferees anticipate President Truman may set Sept 9 as a target date for signing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pras Quitandinia
Brazil
Inter-American Conterest
Unite Sluis
Arctic
Antarctic
Alaska
Greenland
Quitandinna
Cessiin Yeaterday
Feports
Tnasii
Truman
Akonang
United States
Meyiin
Per
Bolivia
Albcommitte
Farias
Ries J. Alfara
Panama
Canida
Alfgro
Art
National Court of Justice
Argentina
Alfaro
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Petkov
London
Soviet Russia
Yili
Loxelia
Salia Lax
Soe Viel
Bill
Agrarian Party
Paris
Alleuen
Aller
Bulesrin
Greece
Russi
Jersey Man
Loveland Field
Sal van Rrany
Pulfien
Priolten
Willi
Willie
Sophontiy
Jovity
Regional Labor Board
Americas
Yory Alberne
Pot Marine
Wight
Indies
Indiana
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