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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1948
Page
4
Newsletter details subscription rates and press rights while presenting editorials urging calm on the Taft Hartley Act. It notes republication credit to the Pittsburgh Press and marks the act's first anniversary, urging readers to weigh pros and cons beyond partisan propaganda.
The piece notes unions resisting the Wagner Act and Taft Hartley provisions facing raids by rival groups while many unions comply. It highlights ongoing enforcement of labor rights and the varied outcomes for resisting and compliant unions amid shifting political and legal pressures.
A Bible Thought For Today notes that correction and reorientation lead to restoration and joy. It adds health depends on antiseptics and remarks that discipline in Hebrews 12 11 is grievous though not joyous in the present. Courtesy: Press Radio Bible Service Cincinnati Ohio.
A columnist notes Grandpappy Jenkins laments radio speeches while the first automatic grocery opens. The desk clerk jokes about rising prices as a survey shows one in six workers on federal payroll. Pennsylvania honey output falls and a global girdling sea jeep is described. Washington traffic police handbook urges courtesy and bows when issuing tickets.
Federal Judge T Alan Goldsborough ruled the immigration service hearings led by inspectors illegal under the Administrative Procedures Act of 1946. He paused deportations of Eisler Potash Williamson Smith and Doyle and ordered a restart if methods are not changed. Officials appeal while awaiting a possible Supreme Court ruling. A parallel ruling by Judge Holtzoff urged no ACP Act effect, but Eisler case remains tied to Goldsborough. A Monday hearing in New York on J Peters proceeds under these tensions. The case highlights disputes over Communist affiliations and Deportation powers amid ongoing legislative scrutiny.
New York August 26. CBS reporter Winston Burdett says Greek police focus on one angle the Communist angle while General Donovan works with Greek authorities. Burdett criticizes the inquiry as unsatisfactory, noting they examined the Bay of Salonika and a bullet to the head as the leading theory.
In a New England town, Paul Andrew Dencourt inherits a fortune but seeks his own path. Architect Andrew Pattison helps ailing owner Mrs Potts, and the two men share meals with her family as Andrew eyes a life in Branded.
State Aeronautics Director Hubert H. Stark traveled to Cameron near Beckley to probe a private plane crash that killed two men. Pilot James Harrison Beckleheimer, 25, and passenger Elmer Phipps, 25, died after a single engine craft nosed over from about 200 feet.
Three Eastern Ohio cities will be honored on the racing program at Wheeling Downs for the last half of the current week. Mayor Harry C. Smith of East Liverpool will present a blanket prize to the winner of Friday's feature, which is named for the Pottery City.
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