Dewey Curb on Strikes Spurs Debate on Presidential Prospects
The Condon-Waldin act punishes public employees who strike, boosting Dewey's image as a tough reformer. Taft's doubts and union opposition complicate hopes, while Coolidge’s 1919 stance is cited as a parallel. Observers weigh whether Dewey can secure the GOP nomination amid stronger organized labor.
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Condon - Waldin
Dewey
CIO Transit
CIO United Public Workers
Teachers’ Union
American Federation of Labor
Taft
Robert A. Taft
Newes
Labor
Calvin Coolidge
Washington
Coolidge
Massachusetts
White House
Boston
AFL
Coolidee
Cooldge
Samper Gompers
Young Pastor Olan Wilson to Lead Southside Baptist Church
Victor Smith reports 33 year old Rev. Olan Wilson returns from coal fields and Kentucky bluegrass to become first pastor of the new Southside Baptist Church in Dothan. Born in Troy, educated at Birmingham and Louisville, he holds a Th. M. and has 14 years of preaching. He and Barbara Greene of Birmingham have two children Marie and Jane Ann.
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Southside
Olan Wilson
Dothan
New Southside Baptist Church
Alabama
Kentucky
Howard, Me
Wilson
Southern Baptist Semanary
Louisville
Brighton
Ala
New Haven
Andalusia
First Baptist Church
Troy
Southern Baptist Seminary
Louisville, Ky
Eagle
Minister Wilson Leads New Southside Baptist Church
Mr. Wilson, organizer of West Highland Baptist in Andalusia, became first pastor of Southside Baptist Church in Dothan on March 16. He previously led Brundidge church, promoted for the Columbia Baptist Association, aiding 41 churches and helping form Southside Mission. Southside shows strong early growth with 98 members, 150–160 Sunday School, 50–60 BTU, and 82 Woman's Missionary Union attendees. The couple resides at 108 East Savannah with plans for a modern parsonage.
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West Highland Baptist Church
Andalusia
West Highland
Brundidge
Broaher
Columbia Baptist Association
Columbia Association
Southside Baptist Mission
Dothan
Wilson
Baptist Training Union
Woman's Missionary Union
Wilsons
East
Savannah Street
Southside
Loot From Kiev Found By Americans
Berlin reports fifteen thousand volumes and periodicals from the Kiev Institute for research in physics and chemistry were located by the U S Military Government in the Festspielhaus Bayreuth Bavaria with 1000 laboratory items. The full collection is being inventoried under U S Government Property Control awaiting Soviet restitution claim approval. Some works date back to 1830.
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Berlin
Kiev Institute For
U.S
Station Bird Dog keeps watch on lonely Pacific isle
Oakland based Coast Guard reports Station Bird Dog in mid Pacific 30 degrees north 140 degrees west with three cutters rotating 20 day tours. Weather patrols radio broadcasts reach up to 43 000 feet while handling about 400 planes daily as air traffic grows postwar. Monotony and lack of reading matter noted as crew rely on aircrew voices and stewardesses for companionship.
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Oakland
Cal
Pacific Ocean
California
Hawaiian Islands
Coast Guard
Tanev
Chatauqua
Fiscanaba
Cmdr
Earl S. Burns
Berg
Make 'Em Cry! Berlin Theater Stopped by Fearful Print
An audience of 400 in a Frankfurt theater cried during a performance of August Strindberg's work after a resistant print was shown. Neue Zeitung reported the stage was painted with print that evoked a tear gas effect, causing fear and a halt to the play.
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Berlin
Frankfurt
Sudd
Angust Strindberg
Neue Zeitung
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Burton Heath
New York
Nea
Thomas FE. Dewey
Henry Cabot Lodge
Bay State
Warren Harding
Dewes
Daber
BY Victor Smith
Mr. Wilson
Howard
Denev
Supreme Courts
Lewis
Tisney
Birmingham
Barbara Greene
Marie
Jane Ann
WARDS
Kiev
Esra Mares Brethe
London
Sotheby’s
Leude
W. Mains
Germany
Station Bird Dog
Z. Go Is “Ven Gomery Mai Ol
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