Featherbedding in unions and law under debate
The piece surveys featherbedding in railways and printing trades as Congress and courts weigh Taft Hartley Act gaps. It notes Hutcheson and Teamsters decisions shaping union restraints in interstate commerce, the Hobbs Act era, Petrillo bailiwick, and legislative attempts by Rep. Mike Monroney and Rep. Frank Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Labor Relations Board
Congress
Supreme Court
Hutcheson
Building Trades
Teamsters Union
Fis
James Caesar Petrillo
Hep
Mike Monraney
D.okla
Department of Justice
St. Louis
Department
Tt Se
Lawreme
Hutchi
Frank Wilson
D.tex
Merlyn
Pitzele
New York State Board of Mediation
American Magazine
Elimination of Crossings Plans Revealed Before City Council
Twenty years ago the city debated removing crossings including Veliterstraat and First Avenue with signals at Hind and other sites. Officials outlined a change program pending permission from authorities, while residents pressed for safer traffic flow and modern lighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veliterstraat
First Avenue
Ennsylvania Ahd Ele
Roaming News Highlights From Local Gems and National Pulse
Major Dick Shoop and family near arrival before Alaska assignment testing jet planes. Root Appliance introduces new GMO model from Wiggers Agency. Local readers see talk on a magazine’s provocative blackmail piece. GOP convention mail surge noted with Dewey supporters active. Akam earns Stetson degree. Lettuce price spike hurts shoppers while cabbage hits high export costs. Marie Zafropulos takes summer job in Vas sar. Readers glimpse Smiley column tease amid town chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Shoop
Alaska
Maxwell Field
Alabama
Root
Wiggers Agency
Republcan
Dewey
New York
State of
Geoil Akam
Corry High School
Rcal Farmer
Stetson University
Deland
Florida
Akam
Bradenton
Gorryltes Wack
Quebec
Canada
Marie Zafropulos
Vassar
Jonu Fenstermacher
Szency
National Barn
Smiley
Erie railroad ads spark community debate and safety concerns
The Journal reports on a puppet advertising character “Smiley” for Erie lines drawing praise in homes yet sparking safety worries among railroad workers wives and mothers over cuff designs violating safety rules. Local notices cover auctions new business deals and traffic developments while a separate item notes CARE rice packages and a charity effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbaisi
Ufp
Smiley
Lil
Erie
Railroad
Fragmented quiz prompts a memory skills test and miscued questions
A chaotic list of trivia prompts asks for scores and memory tracking across diverse topics. It includes racing nicknames, naval ranks, English towns, sentence corrections, Magyar origins, eclipse facts, and an ambassador appointment, all in a garbled, garbled format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aot
George I
Menits Bay
England
Gortec
Gyi Auibassdgor
Eco& Cooperation Administration
Joh Wilkes Pyparion
Heartwood of trees may be dead but vital for strength
A report explains that the heartwood is actually dead tissue, while the surrounding sapwood remains active, providing structural support and durability to the tree. It notes the distinction between living cambium tissue and the aged core, debunking common misconceptions.
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Takta
Journal Files
Mine 5
Ives
Herbert Peas
Beaverdam
J. G. Keibler
Church
Concord
East South
East Main
Cory Business and Professional Women’s Club
Clay
Hotel Cory
Helen Morrell
Board of Education
Printing
Eamsters
Independent Railway Brotheragels
Louis D. Brandeis
Boman
Bent Abd Il Ratafn
George Reitz
Aikens
Fic
Buffalo
Reitz
Erle
Pitney ‘Bowes
George Shdop
Ohio
Abe
West Spa Creek Way
Faby
Paul
Frank
Howard Croaby
Youngsville
Gon
Erie City
Spring Creek
Clowsh
Warnacy Neware
Walling
Pennsylvania
Ford
Kane
Tiona
Rane
Jvest of
Corry
Jen
Ellin
Kinley Insurance Agency
Jurehuaing
Wigemaker
Wolverine
Sod Invik
Nowe S
A. M
Tony
LITZ
Little Corry Findley Lake
Giving
Hale
Rudin Hada
Nha
Richard Hudnat
Cremethair Dressine
Aland Inrich Deestiog
Graeming
Ue Sa
Heirtiah Jewelers
Brilliant
Thire
Heiman Jewelers
Frank Bliss
Dial
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