Taft-Hartley and the Truman strike dilemma
The Nation Today columnist James Marlow explains how Taft Hartley could halt steel and coal strikes for 80 days via injunction if a national emergency is found, then a worker vote would decide whether the pause ends or resumes. He notes Truman’s limits, political risk with Murray and Lewis, and the role of the courts and Congress in ending or extending action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft-Hartley
Truman
Phillp Murray
CIO
Steelwakers
John L. Lewis
Murray
Brest
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Taft Hartley
T-H
Congress
Rumet
Ssn
Ies
Chapter Nineteen Adds a Country Ride and Rivalries
Marvell returns to a tense scene at Miss Searle's retreat where Kit learns to ride a horse under her tutelage. Miss Searle reflects on a broader life while Kit negotiates belonging, kindness, and a looming clash with village natives. A new car arrives, promising a picnic misstep and a mounting challenge for Marvell as he confronts both local rivals and personal desire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Marvell
Miss Searle
Mr. Furso
Was
Tam
Maine
Kit
Miss Sea
Brewster
Colorado
da, Mesa & Company, Inc
Amory
Mrs Searle
Miss ‘Searle
Kits
Houghtons
Nera
Barlows
King Features Syndicate
Over Your Radio Schedule Highlights Tonight
NBC 8 Henry Aldrich Family and Screen Guild programs lead a night of drama and comedy including A Kiss in the Dark at 9, Dragnet at 10 30, Mr Keen at 8 30, Crime Photographer at 9 30, and James Hilton Playhouse at 10 30. ABC offers Counter Spy at 7 30 and Date with Judy at 8 30 followed by Ted Mack's. CBS features FBI in Peace and guest at 8 F B I. in Peace and guest at 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC
Henry Aldrich
Screen Guild
Dufy
Mr. Keen
James Hilton Playhous
ABC
Judy
Ted Mack
Wee Willie Smith
CBS
F.B.I
Robert Montgomery
Classified Advertising Rates and Local Notices
Classified rates for single and multiple insertions are listed with per word costs and minimum charges. The page also includes sale ads for appliances and furniture, real estate rental listings, rail company right of way notes, parking meter ordinance amendments in Grafton, and public notices including fiduciary accounts and a municipal hearing date scheduled for November 15, 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sentinel
Grafton to buy Latrobe Street lots for parking
City of Grafton to purchase four Latrobe Street lots in Taylor County West Virginia for 800 dollars to expand parking. Ordinance adopted October 18 1949 and public notice for November 15 1949 city hall. Also order in Taylor Circuit Court Woodrow W Orth vs Edna C Orth seeks divorce non resident to appear within one month after first publication.
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More and Ohio Railroad Company
Ton Street
Council OF the
City OF Grafton
St. John Street
Baltimore and Ohio’ Railroad Company
Washington Street
Latrobe
City of Grafjton
Latrobe Sreet
Grafton
West Virginia
Taylor County
Mada Robinson
Baltimore and Ohio» Rail~road Company
Columba Bonafede
City of
Dorsey G. Bolyard
Circuit Court
Woodrow W. Orth
Chancery
Edna C. Orth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grafton Publishing Company, Inc
Latrobe Street
W. Va
M. B. MacLeod
Eldora M. Bolyard
Associated Press
Virginia
National
L_ REPRESENTATIVES INLAND NEWSPAPER REPRESENTATIVES, INC
New York
East 42Nd Street
Malone
Doan
James Marlow Washington
Monongahela Power
Marien Chamberlain
Anew Mbs
California Caravan
Arizona
Othe
Wiilshide
NERN
Peat Chee
Blueville Methodist Church
Norge
Sayre's
P. Gts
Royal Standard Rewriter
Telephone
Lincoln Street
Dorsey G
Bolyard
Willie Nestor
Wilford Street
Maple Ave
W. P
W. Wilford _ Street
Dorsey Street
J. P
Walter Street
Tlder Walters
Sayye’s
Coal Service
Quick Coal Service
W. Frank Schultz
North Pole Coal Company
John E.guth
William D. Clingan
Richard B. Bord
Dorothy R. Beavers
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