Senator From Kentucky Backs Labor Bill Amendments
Senator Withers predicts tough sailing for the Taft-Hartley bill despite proposing five amendments. He seeks presidential power to seize struck plants in emergencies and affidavits from labor and management, plus protections for free speech, good faith bargaining, and union financial disclosures. The Senate may begin debate this week as Republicans push a 28-change substitute while the administration favors a Wagner act revision.
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Washington
Withers
Sensite Labor Committee
Senate
Taft
Ohio
Donnell
Smith
N.J
Truman
House
Senate Labor Committee
Kentucky
Mrs O Neill Dies in New Orleans Widow of Judge
Mrs Michael O Neill 75 widow of Judge Michael O Neill died yesterday in New Orleans She was mother to Rev Laurence M O Neill S J president of Jesuit high school New Orleans C Stewart O Neill press at Casteleiro Steamship Co Mobile J Carroll O Neill vice president of the Alabama Tennessee and Northern railroad Mobile and Mrs Kathleen Owen of San Francisco Her body to be sent to Mobile for burial after funeral services today
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New Orleans
Michael O'Neill
Laurence M. O'Neill
S. J
Jesuit High School
C. Stewart O'Neill
Casteleiro Steamship Company
Mobile
Ala
J. Carroll O'Neill
Alabama, Tennessee and Northern Railroad
Kathleen Owen
San Francisco
Calif
Fewer Than 35 Whooping Cranes Remain Worldwide
Conservationists warn the global population of whooping cranes may be under 35 individuals. Efforts focus on habitat protection and breeding programs to avert extinction.
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England Leveling Off Amid Tax Pressures and Social Shifts
The piece argues Conservative losses in British county elections reflect local factors and oppose socialist nationalization plans. It notes heavy death duties eroding landowning wealth, Cripps cites income declines over 5,000 pounds, and nobility like Mountbatten face tax-driven income reductions while heritage still binds capital.
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Britain
England
Stafford Cripps
Commons
Burke's Peerage
Royarty
Norman Hamilton Pringle
Worcester
John Henry Dunn
London
Barnsley
Earl Mountbatten
Mountbatten
Queen Victoria
India
Countess Mountbatten
House of Lords
Pre-Inaugural Flight by Southern Airways Tour
City officials and news papermen from three Southern states joined a Birmingham pre inaugural flight for Southern Airways. Operations begin June 10 with one daily round trip from Atlanta to Gadsden Birmingham Tuscaloosa Columbus Miss and Memphis led by mayors Meighan Hartsfield Hairston.
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Birmingham
Ala
Southern Airways
Atlanta
Gadsden
Tuscaloosa
Columbus
Miss
Memphis
Herbert C. Meighan
William B. Hartsfield
William G. Hairston
Britain grows oil rich peas in East Africa to aid fats shortage
Britain launches a large project in East Africa to cultivate oil rich pea nuts as a response to global fats shortages. The program aims to increase edible oil supplies by leveraging regional agricultural capacity and new farming techniques.
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Britain
East Africa
Only 68 Confederate And Union Vets Left
HAL BOYLE notes Memorial Day marks the fading of Civil War veterans as Life magazine lists 30 Union and 38 Confederate survivors. He cites astronomical costs, prison deaths, and long-term South costs, arguing the nation moves toward reconciliation while bearing deep scars.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Lee
Grant
Appromattox
Life Magazine
Veterans Administration
South
Woodrow Wilson
Germany
American South
Couple Fight Ends With Husband Shot in Birmingham
In Birmingham on May 20 a 56 year old man, Paul Sims, was shot four times after a domestic dispute at a rooming house. His wife, 48, claimed she shot him following a chair beating. she and Paul Sims face assault with intent to murder charges. She was jailed after treatment for scalp lacerations. Sims remained in critical condition. authorities note the couple had been separated and co-managed the rooming house. The article ends noting Galileo's 1608 telescope creation.
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Birmingham
Ala
Paul Sims
Sims
Casper Weeks
E. M. Goodwin
Decoration Day reflections and memories across the nation
A collection of verses and commemorations on Decoration Day honoring fallen and living heroes. Includes reflections by Maud Courtney Waddell and Mae Smith, with light humor and country humor bits interspersed with poems and notices.
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Mae Smith
Dwyer
Under New Management in a Village Store
A village notices a shop with the sign Under New Management while keeping the owner at the counter. A witty exchange reveals locals misread the sign as new owners, and the owner jokes about marriage. A Chinese Life Insurance Company memo hints at unpaid premiums and ancestral concerns.
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Jones
Inquirer
Like Attracts Like and the Mind's Law of Attraction
A reflective passage compares magnetic attraction to mental states. It asserts that thoughts shape outcomes, claiming that thinking hate breeds hate and thinking defeat hinders victory, using boyhood magnet-play as a metaphor.
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Vic
Family Holds Burlap Item in Hidden Context
A reference notes an honorable family holding a burlap object rather than a company, implying a personal or ceremonial ownership. The fragment hints at a distinction between family status and corporate identity in the scene.
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