Denham Acted On His Own
The article reports that Denham acted unilaterally to curb coal operators and pressures for bargaining in good faith. Taft suggests seeking a national emergency injunction, while CIO President Murray denounces the move as an attack on organized labor and vows legal resistance alongside United Mine Workers. The piece notes manganese mining in Shady Valley, Johnson County, Tennessee since 1883.
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Denham
Lewis
Taft
Truman
CIO
Philip Murray
United Mine Workers Union
UMW
Murray
Shady Valley
Johnson County
Tenn
Robbery at Brink's Inc Vault Stuns Newark Police
Police pursue seven-strong raiders who snatched 1.5 million in cash from Brink's vault. FBI and state investigators chase leads from hair fibers to footprints while examining former guards and staff. A buzzer thwarted a second haul and prompted renewed scrutiny of a former employee network.
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Edward W. Fallon
Brink's Inc
Armored Transportation Company
FBI
Brink Office
Boston
Brinks, Inc
Armored
Brink
Walter J. Armstrong
Senator O'Conor Backs Taylor Envoy Continuance
A prominent Democrat urges appointing a successor to Tay lor as special envoy to the Holy See while another unnamed senator argues against further delays. O'Conor says U S and world interests justify continuing a representative at Rome with Vatican ties.
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Rome
Vatican
Senate
O’conor
Flood Threat Shifts as Mississippi Crest Looms Near Birds Point
Storms and cold snap force hundreds from homes in Arkansas and Tennessee while the Mississippi nears a crest around 55.5 feet. Army engineers say the Birds Point New Madrid floodway likely won’t open unless stage hits 57 feet, with about 9,000 evacuated and 3,000 ready to leave if front-line levels are flooded.
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Arkansas
Tennessee
Cairo
Ill
Mississippi
Big River
Birds Point
New Madrid
Weather Bureau
Missouri
Wage boosts reach 65 000 factory workers
The Labor department outlines the impact of the amended minimum wage on about 65 000 workers in tobacco stemmeries, sawmills, textile and garment firms and other industries. Many will see small increases, with some groups gaining 10 to 15 cents hourly while others reach 20 to 25 cents. Some workers in forestry and interstate operations face exemptions. California also considers burning brushland to prevent waste, per Dr. George H. Hart of Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Department
Student Admits Killing Girl and Hiding Body Evidence
A student confessed to murdering a girl then disposed of the body in a creek and at a garbage dump. He dragged the corpse to a summer cottage, attempted burial, and moved the body again after retrieving $14 from the victim’s purse and a ring from a gas station toilet. The case notes subsequent police findings and related details.
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Gibbs
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