Congress Moves to Pressure Management Over Strikes
Congress to curb unions and pressuring management as a new strike era tactic emerges with calls to abolish or modify tax rebates for corporations whose 1946 profits fell. Lawmakers push floor speeches defending labor and criticizing employers, citing White House backing on wage and price actions.
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Clair Johnson
Ngton
White House
House
Rep. Biemiller
D-Wis
U. S. Steel Company
An. Biemiller
Biemiller
Labor Department
Organized Labor
Reps
Hook
D-Mich
Savage
D-Wash
Bradley
D-Pa
la Follette
R-Ind
Marcantonio
Swiss Aid For Displaced German Children Expands
Swiss Charities Organization for Victims of the War extends relief to children in Germany. Shipments include textiles shoes and medical goods to camps in Saarbrucken Mainz Coblenz Cologne and Aachen. Milk for nursing mothers and 100 day care programs accompany the aid with British Red Cross cooperation.
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Bern
INS
Europe
Organization
Germany
Saarbrucken
Mainz
Coblenz
Cologne
Aachen
Ereet
Red Cross
Swi
Berlin
Lindau
Kafen
Sackingen
Mullheim
Freiburg
Constance
Denver Art Museum Builds Bull Fighting Exhibit
Denver plans feature a large bull fighting collection including banderillas swords and crimson capes, highlighted by 40 Goya etchings showing the sport’s history. The items were donated by Charles Bayly Jr after 15 years of collecting in Spain France and Asia. A census note from Lansing Michigan appears misfiled in the copy.
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Denver
INS
Denver Art Museum
United States
Goya
Seemish
Charles Bayly, Jr
Spain
France
Chest To Hold Membership Meet Tonight
The annual community chest membership meet is at 8 p.m. in the Sheraton hotel ballroom. George T. Jr. and a violin program by a noted ORD violinist from Greensboro highlight the agenda. All contributors are members and urged to attend. music students are invited to hear David Sarser and Murray Singer.
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Community Chest
Sheraton Hotel
George T. , Jr
ORD
Greensboro
Chest
David Sarser
Murray Singer
Boston Topaz
Sarser
Singer
Captain Oan
Agen
One-Way Stretch To Last Another Year
Elizabeth Peterson at Iowa State College says foundation garments and suspenders will last another year. She notes the fashion item will be in demand as a practical solution amid material shortages.
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Ames
Lowa
Elizabeth Peterson
Iowa State College
Rubber Garment Shortage Expected Soon
Market reports warn of large arrivals of rubber garments and a forthcoming stretch of synthetic rubber shortages. Officials urge readiness as supplies tighten and prices may rise.
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