Bradford Act Ruling Upheld In Alabama Court
A three judge panel in Birmingham upheld a section of the Bradford labor act requiring unions to file financial statements with the state Labor Department. It invalidated two sections and abstained on three others. The ruling preserves a provision for reporting membership totals dues and officer salaries while blocking anti political contribution limits and a strict strike authorization tied to employers. Enforce ment actions against delinquent unions await U S Supreme Court review of the Bradford act.
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Birmingham
Ala
State Labor Department
Alabama
Montgomery
McElroy Heid
McKeroy
State Federation of Labor
AFL
Emmett Brooks
U. S Supreme Court
In June 1943 U S spent nearly eleven million hourly wartime costs
The June 1943 wartime budget reveals the United States allocated about 11 million dollars per hour for war purposes, illustrating the vast scale of the month's financial commitment to military production and operations.
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U. S
Indecisive Night for Mallory Over Ted Patrick
In a tense scene Prism and Mallory clash over Ted Patrick and a box of gowns. A late call from Carlos stirs Prism’s jealousy while Mallory feigns sleep to resist him, then softens as his pleas come through the line. The power dynamics and longing frame a night of strained ambitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Patrick
Taxco
Prism
Armando
Mallory
Carlos
Balcony Visit Tempts Suitor in Central Press Tale
In a Central Press feature titled Princesita, a flirtatious scene unfolds as a man threatens to climb to a balcony for a reunion with Mallory. The scene shifts through intimate exchanges, a mistimed phone call, and Prism the maid plotting quiet disruption before Carlos arrives at the door.
Camilles and a Kiss Amid Concert Preparations
Mallory, guarded by Prism, accepts carlos gifts while plotting with a maid’s watchful eye. A sneaky kiss occurs before Carlos vanishes to Manuelita and rehearsal plans unfold. Mallory reads the score for Vereda Tropical, hoping to sing it at her final concert with Manuelita’s name inked on the front.
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Prism
Carlos
Mallory Baser
Princesita
Mallory
Camilles
Manuelita
Richard Blythe
Mr. Carlos
Tay
Production Battle Is Declared Won By Congress Panel
The War Production Committee released its third annual report urging greater civilian output while warning that the big war fronts remain. It rejects a nationwide draft, notes manpower limits, and urges selective production expansion and continued material flow for essential civilian goods. It cites aircraft output above 100000 planes yearly and warns that auto manufacturing remains limited due to tires and other parts shortages. It calls for avoiding new controls that would hinder peace time production and highlights the strength of large steel firms postwar.
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Ernest B. Vaccaro
Washington
Truman
Administration
Senate
War Department
Congress
Army
Navy
War Production Board
War Product Front
United States Steel
Republic
Bethlehem
Monte Carlo Spree Ends Amid War Time Conscience
Madrid March 4. After three years of extravagant high jinks Monte Carlo ends as war closes in. German cut of casino profits and rationing orders force 5,000 aliens to leave and curfew to 8 PM. The last session of roulette and baccarat ends in desolation as Monaco becomes a desert and the notion of a prewar haven fades. Allies, not collaborators, now loom as fate.
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Charles
Foltz Madrid
Monte Carlo
Havana
Hitler
Europe
New Order
Monaco
Corsica
Monacan
Louis
Charlotte
France
Madrid
Paris
Churches reach quotas in Alabama debt drive
One hundred and ninety Baptist churches in Alabama have reached or exceeded their quotas in the drive for 500000 to free state Baptist institutions of indebtedness. The 190 churches have raised 125000, campaign director Dr. A H Reid announced, with the Selma district reporting full quota pledges from every church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
A. H. Reid
Reed
Selma
Butter Point Value Cut In Birmingham District
The war price and rationing board said in Birmingham district letters that farm butter point value drops from twelve to six per pound effective March 5. The district director notes waste or spoilage would occur without reduced value transfers and that the cut applies to primary distributors and retailers.
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Birmingham
Joseph A. Short
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Avoy
Mrs
Nick Brown
Mer
Hapter
Central Press
States
Decatur
Rv Gene
Ahern
Eaver
Belk’s Fashion
Second Avenue
Johnston Bf
Marcy Lee
New
Ninon
FLOOR
Belk
Airmen
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