SBI Delivers Report On Marion Probe And Union Claims
The report outlines the Marion probe with Scott ordering a supplemental inquiry. Miller notes affidavits from beaten men presented to the governor, while Scott promises union organizers freedom of speech and pamphlet distribution. The rest of the clippings mention hoop skirts and a farm quote from Pi Whittaker Chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SBI
Marion
Scott
Miller
Fink
Westminster
Pi—Whittaker Chambers
Forest fires rage across three fronts in Pacific Northwest
Fire fighters battled at three forest fronts in Oregon and Washington as high temperatures and low humidity raised fire hazards. A curious OCR fragment about tomato juice ingredients appears in the text, but the readable core notes firefighting efforts across multiple fronts.
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Portland
Ore
Pacific Northwest
Teague Funeral Home Inquest After Midnight
L W Teague funeral home to hold an inquest soon after midnight. Teague survived by estranged wife Lessie Vianess of High Point two sons Carl and Robbie a daughter Daisy brother D C and his son Emery ague all of High Point and a natae Mrs Robert Russell of Washington state. Body to remain at the funeral home until tomorrow. Ichabod Washburn steel wire for hoop skirts produced at low cost.
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Teague
Lessie Vianess
High Point
Carl
Robbie
Daisy
D C
Emeryague
Natae
Robert Russell
Washington State
Umpires Association To Meet On Monday Night
The North State Umpires Association Y. M. C. A. will hold a meeting Monday night to organize group photographs. Secretary Bill Ellington announced the gathering and urged all members to attend in their blue uniforms.
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Umpires Association
North State Umpires Association
Bill Ellington
Association
St Louis picked for 1950 National Education Association convention
July 9 St Louis was chosen as the site of the 1950 convention despite protests by some delegates that the city is Jim Crow.
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Boston
St. Louis
National Education Association
Monopolies to Be Thoroughly Investigated
President Truman ordered 12 government departments to assist Congressman Celler’s inquiry into monopoly power. He urged strengthening anti trust laws and closing loopholes to reinvigorate competition, noting economic concentration harmed free enterprise and employment.
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Washington
Truman
Celler
D-Ny
House Judiciary Committee
State of the Union
Great Britain Dollar Crisis Receives Attention
Washington reports show senators push for budget balance through cuts to armed services and Marshall plan outlays. Bridges forecasts billions in reductions to foreign aid and economic programs while McKellar and Thomas seek committee votes on military and aid budgets. Tydings urges cap on defense spending at or below 15 billion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bridges
Congress
New Hampshire
Appropriations Committee
Economic Cooperation Administration
McKellar
D-Tenn
Eca
Paul Hoffman
House
Greece
Turkey
Germany
Japan
Elmer Thomas
D-Okla
Senate
Thomas
Tydings
D-Md
Armed Services Committee
White House
Truman
Government to referee union steel wage dispute under Taft-Hartley act
The Wage Policy Board of the United Steelworkers could order a strike and may urge Murray to sign anti-Communist affidavits to use NLRB machinery. Firms employing 500,000 steelworkers face wage talks as 189 companies resist raises amid high costs and weak demand, with capacity usage sliding from 102 to about 75 percent.
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Murray
National Labor Relations Board
CIO
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Hoa Ous
Benne Waters
Eddie Hoover
Earle Moss
National Broadcasting Company
L. W. Teague
Ichabod Washburn
Cadillac
Highland Motors, Inc
N. Main ST
Richmond
London
Diana Hulme
Great Britain
U. S
Wright - Womble - Pitts
North Main Street
Sedgefield Inn
Lovely Sedgefield Inn
Tions—Or
Greensboro
Midway
Setween
Ture
Number
Hist Point Savings and Trust
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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