Taft-Hartley rulings tied to picketing at Cory Plant
Federal findings address labor actions at the Cory Corporation Plant in Chicago dated May 21 1947. Union members had struck on November 1 with possible NLRB appeal within 20 days. Decisions impact the board order and reference Electrical Workers and other locals. Northwestern Montana note about 2590 traceried lakes appears as stray text.
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Rororin
Cory Corporation
Chicaan
Rogesin
Mrecascien
Regesin
Fweeman Nlrb
Fragmentary note on a cold day with unclear context
The text presents a fragmented garbled note mentioning cold conditions and a VPN related phrase. No coherent event or identifiable persons, places, or organizations can be established from the readable fragments. Further readable content is needed for a proper summary.
Oil money linked to Dixiecrats in Alabama CIO PAC
Alabama CIO PAC claims the States Rights Democrats backdoor Republicans seek to preserve votes for Truman while courting oil company influence. The six page statement titled Who Are These Dixiecrats names Gessner T. McCorvey and Frank Dixon as industry allies. adopted by 321 delegates at the state conference.
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Birmingham
Alabama State Cio Political Action Committee
Tidelands
State 10 Pac
Aid
Dewey
Truman
Alabama
Gessner T. Mce- Corvey
Standard Oil Company
Gulf Oil Company
Frank Dixon
States’ Rights
DuPont Company
Chest X-Ray Clinic Set At Enterprise
Enterprise health officials announce a chest X-ray clinic at the Health Department office on Friday November 3. Physicians may send patients for X-rays, and department contacts will receive appointments. School staff without prior X-rays may request slots. limited numbers due to existing clinic load.
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Enterprise
Enterprise Health Department
Health Department
G. L. Weidner
Floridian Loses Car and Cash to Hitchhiker
Washington State police searched today for a man who robbed Paul Summerlin of Arcadia Florida of a new car and 1700 dollars between Olympia and Fort Lewis on Sunday. Summerlin, on a trip to Seattle, was held up by an unidentified hitchhiker he picked up two miles out of Reno Nevada.
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Wash
Washington
Paul Summerlin
Arcadia
Fla
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DuPonts Leading Republicans and Alabama Labor Leaders
The statement accuses DuPonts of strength in the Republican party and charges Marion Rushton as a Taft Hartley lobbyist. Delegates back Harry S. Truman and urge Alabama Democratic electors to allow a Truman Thurmond vote. Sam G. Honey of Huntsville becomes state CIO PAC president. Eugene M. Wells kept as secretary treasurer. A. S. Nix of Gadsden named first vice president and James C. Davis of Birmingham named second vice president.
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Birmingham
Eugene M Wells
Nix Gadsden
Steel Workers Union
James C. Davis
Steel Workers
Broadway designer Folkes crafts unseen magic for stage
David Folkes, 36, English-born scenic and costume designer, shapes British period settings for Broadway without drawing attention from audiences. He seeks to make the locale fade as the play’s action dominates while noting women’s costumes should frame the face. Folkes has won Donaldson awards for Brigadoon and Man and Superman, and recently worked on Where's Charley. He recalls wartime art and his Siam prison camp, and aims to stage American South settings one day.
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David Folkes
Folkes
Broadway
Fielkes
Ffolkes
Old South
Charleston
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