Twent y Years Ago Coal Strike Tension Grows
A 1928 journal excerpt describes wartime coal miner tensions surpassing court appeals as President Roosevelt and John L. Lewis face a war effort clash. It notes a May 1 1949 strike threat, war labor board actions, radio appeals, and eventual back-to-work orders with mixed outcomes and continued stoppages into mid year.
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White House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
War Labor Board
Roosevelt
John L. Lewis
United States
Washington
Ian Ordingey
John K. Lewis
Truman
Hewes South
Cary
Insienia
U. S
A.D. Colegrove
U.S
California
Michigan Square
Chicago
Jmines
Detroit
Ware
Pittsburgh
National War Labor
Philadelphia
Oard
Associated Press
Niners
Corry
Lewis
Navy ships named for fish types explain their naming tradition
The article explains which U S Navy vessels derive names from fish and surveys the naming conventions. It also notes Harold Stassen served as governor of Minnesota and covers wartime terminology and the end of World War I.
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U.S. Navy
Harold Stason
Overnor
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Empire State
Avante Ocean
Inded
Muicipal
O. W. Bracken
Hanksburg
Legislaive
Floyd Holly
West Main Street
Holly
Mary Blakeslee
Cory Hospital
Gaylen Lee
Corry Hospital
Lake Pleasant
Evangelical United Brethren Church
J. Leon Manegal
Evangelical United Brethren
Kidder Meamorial Church
Jamestown
J. Balmer Showers
Harrisburg
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Siations
Nateland
Portugal
Transjorubanis
Outer Mongolia
Dreamland
Doll House
Colnstance
Battes
Finance
Lanston
Center St
Heatfle
Falcon
Pinkhams Vege
Metal
Remington Electric Javers
Widmann's
Revlon
Absorbine JR
GOTYS
Wrisley
Wrisley’s & Coty
IY Rangers
Metal Wagons
Ella Cinders
Patsy Boll
Effanbee
Dorothy Sray
Universal Stainless
Mtem
Universal
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Sheaffer
Friendship Garden
Ropa
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