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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1940

Page

3

Court Overrules Board On Writing Labor Contracts Inland Wins Appeal

The United States circuit court of appeals ruled the Wagner Act requires collective bargaining but not a signed or written contract. It reversed an NLRB order against Inland Steel, citing the examiner's bias and ordering a new hearing.

United States Circuit Court of Appeals National Labor Relations Act Inland Steel Company NLRB Inland CIO Steel Workers Organizing Committee J. Earl Major William M. Sparks Evan A. Evans

TELL BILL GOODBYE Amuses By Marie Blizard

A February day sparks a country trip as Fabienne, Ellen, Nicky and Bill drive from New York toward Danbury to visit a remote Connecticut cabin Mallory's Folly. They stock supplies, plan cooking tasks, and test cramped living space in a rustic setting.

Bill Amuses Marie Blizard Connecticut Danbury Fafienne Nicky Fabienne TJ Am New York Stamford Stepney Newtown Mallory Ellen

Threat to stall attack by counsels exposure

A fragment notes tactics to slow or deter an attack by threatening Inland's counsel with exposure or counter-attack. The text implies strategic leverage through potential counterclaims or disclosures to impede aggressive actions.

Congress Actions Summary

Senate considers Harrison resolution for special budgetary committee and House votes on anti lynching bill. Naval committee hears experts on fleet expansion program and special committee continues labor board inquiry. Appropriations committee finalizes an emergency defense bill worth 270 million dollars. Yesterday the House debated the anti lynching bill while the Senate was in recess.

Associated Press Senate House Naval Committee Labor Board Appropriations

Oakland council repeals old eight mph speed limit

Oakland Nebraska councilmen vote to repeal the 1911 ordinance setting the speed limit at eight miles an hour. The action returns drive rules to residents living outside the city limits.

Oakland, Neb Oakland

Wanted man for rapid promotion and diligent work

A classified notice seeks a capable man who can work without supervision, keep neat appearance, handle overtime, listen carefully, move quickly, and stay cheerful. It highlights a close friendship between Father Kelly and Rabbi Levis, noted for learning eloquence and wit as they chat.

Father Kelly Rabbi Levis

Gly-Cas Praised By Decatur Resident In Health Claim

Mr. W. Dave Jones of 1802 Fifth Ave East Decatur recounts thirty years of distress from backaches headaches and poor sleep eased after using Gly-Cas capsules. He credits improved bowel action relief from kidney discomfort and refreshed mornings. Price listed as $1.00 per box with six for $5.00 adv.

W. Dave Jones Fifth Ave East Decatur Lord’s Mr. Jones Dave Jones

Flag salute and anthem facts from early quiz material

The quiz asks proper flag salutes for men in tan clothes and women, and identifies The Star Spangled Banner as the national anthem written by Francis Scott Key while a prisoner during the Fort McHenry bombardment on September 13 1814. It also notes Memorial Day flag display from half mast to full staff at noon.

Francis Scott Key Fort McHenry

Heavy fighting continues at Soissons in 1915 report

25 years ago today AP dispatch notes ongoing heavy combat at Soissons. Separate items mention crime from Bis­marck North Dakota with sentences for windmill theft and a coroner's jury puzzling over a death, calling it an act of God under suspicious circumstances.

Associated Press Soissons

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Board Hen Channing Edna New England Rabbi Levi Lyla Myers Sandy Jack Mrs. Gabley Peggy Cess Walter Winnifred Kidd Women Queens University Gene Aker Gosh Homer Augustus Hunt Claude Sudges Duncan Amm Secret Island Hale Dillehay’s Watsidlad le Congress Symaca Studebaker C.I.T Ferro Alabama Motor CO Joefice Junius Alcenseg Loyd’s Loyd’s Drug Store Second Avenue Moulton Street MR. W. Dave Jones CROW Crown Gasoline Standard Oil Stations Bismarck N. D Henry Miller Jerry Jeffress Cain & Wells
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