Two-Edged Sword of New Labor Law Is In Action
The Taft Hartley act’s injunction power is in use with ten orders issued, nine against unions and one against General Motors. Denham, as National Labor Relations Board counsel, warns the tool is powerful and reserved for urgent cases. Injunctions target unfair practices and include actions at Utica New York Tokepa Kansas and New York City with pending cases in Indianapolis and Texarkana and protests over two court rulings.
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Man refuses to leave private train at King's Cross
A man boarded a 2:34 a.m. King's Cross train intended for newspapers and refused to exit. Police failed to remove him as he clung to a baggage rack, the car was detached and hidden in a tunnel, and two hours later he was escorted onto a regular train with no charges filed.
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Poland Faces Venereal Disease Surge Warns Robotnik
The Warsaw based Robotnik reports a 40 percent postwar rise in venereal diseases in Poland and urges the health ministry to begin immediate action to curb the spread. Estimates place venereal cases at about 2,000,000 based on drug demand.
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Rice Production Gains In Siam Reported
Prince Sithiporn Kridakorn announces Siam yielded 2 919 598 tons of rice in 1947 slight rise from 2 613 000 tons in 1946. Minister notes acreage under cultivation last year and highlights overall production gains despite limited detail.
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Siam
Prince Sithiporn Kridakorn
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