Labor Board Civil War Sparks Rift Over Union Maintenance
Industry members of the War Labor Board open a fierce dispute over maintenance of membership in labor disputes. They warn the board risks a labor monopoly and seek a court test of authority, citing Humble Oil and Refining Co versus CIO oil workers. The split reflects sharp intra-board tensions and questions about enforceability and democratic rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Loftus
Washington
War Labor Board
Humble Oil and Refining Company Ingleside, Tex
CIO Oil Workers Union
WLB
William H. Davis
James Tanham
The
Texas Company
Davis
Tanham
Humble Oil
Dallas
Frank P. Graham
National Board
George H. Mead
Reuben B Robertson
Horance B. Horton
Frederick S. Fales
George K. Batt
John McWilliams
Walter T. Margetts
Dairying Becoming A Real Cash Income
Dairying is growing as a major income source in Alabama Black Belt counties. Montgomery Perry Marengo Hale and Dallas counties report large milk shipments and high values from milk production. A 1944 dairy program boosts county production with new feed systems and postwar plans, plus 4-H shows and health clinics. Neptune is vastly larger than earth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. O. Brackeen
Auburn
Ala
Black Belt
Montgomery County
Perry County
Marengo County
Hale County
Dallas County
Dallas
Mobile
Birmingham
Montgomery
Columbus
Georgia
Extension Service
Experiment Station
Alabama Experiment Station
Autauga
Hale
Greene
Lowndes Marengo
Perry
Pickens
Sumter
Wilcox
Alabama
FFA
P. O. Davis
OPA
Chicago
Nazis Nerves Shattered by War of Nerves
London reports the invasion air force is in the fight while Berlin asserts invasion has begun with air and sea strikes. Rumors in Helsinki and Istanbul reflect Europe’s shaken nerves as Allied and British air crews enter action the Germans fearfully label invasion troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Singleton
London
Germany
Berlin
Americas
Europe
Finland
Helsinki
Sanomat
Gress
Channel
Atlantic Wall
Balkans
Istanbul
Bucharest
Romania
Black Sea
Casey Opens Casey's Electric at 119 Lee Street
H. D. Casey announces the opening Monday May 1 of Casey's Electric at 119 Lee Street. He has spent ten years in Decatur in electric appliance sales with Alabama Power and John D. Wyker & Son, and now launches his own business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Casey
Casey's Electric Company
Lee Street
Casey
Decatur
Alabama Fower Company
John D. Wyker & Son
Local Radio and Appliance Repair Shop Opens
Specializes in repairing radios and electric appliances and stocks available electrical needs, plus a complete line of house paints.
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Labor Board
Decatur Transit
Allied van Lines, Inc
Williams Transfer & Storage Co
First Ave
Khy Gen Aker
Bach
Neptune
Earth
Kimbrough
Hartselle
Pat Kimbrough
Hartselle, Ala
Board OF Revenue and Control
Morgan County Board of Revenue & Control
Sim. L. Howell Hariselle
Morgan County Board OF Education
Tam
County Board of Education
Wesley M. Patterson
Lacon, Alabama
Morgannty Board of Education
Bob) Ferguson
Trinity
Dor Fee
V. O. Clark
Falkville
Ww. J. Briscof
Joppa Rfd
Board OF Revenue Control
Fourth District
Board of Revenue & Control
Tom Russell
Valhermose Springs
Martosils
Forbidden Zone
Denmark
Jutland
Associated Press
Stockholm
Erwin Rommel
U. S
OWI
Marshall Islands
Equator
Johnston St
Jim Simpson
WMSL
CIO
Labor and Management
TVA
REA
Pensions
U. S. Senate
Pol
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