Labor Bill Sparks Miners' Protest in Harlan
Government officials weigh if miners acted on free choice amid a rising anger over the labor bill. Taft Hartley law likely inadequate to halt a coal shutdown. President may appoint a board of inquiry before possible injunction. Death sentence moved for James Hyde. execution set for July 21 at Tucker Prison Farm. Republican strategy centers on timing veto power and later tax bill votes.
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United Mine Workers
Harlan, Ky
Justice Department
Congress
Nct
Truman
Supreme Court
Lewis
Union
Berryville
James Harold Hyde
Tucker Prison Farm
Hyde
Frank Simpson
Detroit teens rescue two girls from water pit attack
In Michigan on June 25, a 15-year-old white girl and another teen were assaulted by three Black men near a water pit south of the city. Liniewski, 18, Detroit and Miller, 17 Hamtramck, tried to intervene as Black attackers pulled the girls from a car and beat them. The 15-year-old was repeatedly struck and hurt. Police and sheriff’s deputies formed roadblocks throughout Macomb and northern Wayne counties. One suspect was arrested after wet mud on his clothes gave him away. The investigation continues as authorities seek further details.
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Mich
Detroit
Liniewski
Miller
Hamtramck
Neégroés
Iniewski
Macomb
Wayne County
Los Angeles
Benjamin
Bugsy) Siegel
Siegel
W. J. Craig
FBI
Washington
Charles
Lucky) Luciano
Chicago
New York
Depcat
San Francisco
Los Angees
Luciano
Frank Costello
Hollywood
Craig
West Coast
Jagents
Mexico
Pablo Martinez
el Centro
Cal
Navy to loan warships to Latin America and aid Italy
Secretary Forrestal testified that the Navy plans to substitute newer U.S. vessels for obsolete ones to support Western Hemisphere security cooperation with Latin American nations. Marshall said the U.S. also aims to turn over 31 surplus merchant vessels to non Communist Italy to aid reconstruction, with 18 liberty ships proposed for transfer to replace losses during the war.
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Ington
Navy
Forrestal
Navy Department
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Ransfer
Associated ‘Press
Secretary of State
Marshall
Latin America
Nashville
Phoenix
Boise
St. Louis
War
Patterson
Italy
Washington
United States
Coun
Four Cities Seek Parker Stadium Site in Arkansas
Osceola June 25 Only four cities Little Rock North Little Rock Hot Springs and West Memphis qualify as potential sites for the 1 million dollar Arkansas war memorial stadium. Leslie Speck secretary of the Stadium Commission said yesterday deadline for bids was in and no other city qualified. Normal bids due August 1 and cities must provide site cash bid and 250000 in stadium revenue bonds. The commission will tour sites after bids and will seek highway hotel and parking facility plans.
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Osceola
Little Rock
North Little Rock
Hot Springs
West Memphis
Leslie Speck
Stadium Commission
Speck
Orneomanselon
Lit
Not Hopeful of Stalin Meeting European Plan Outcome
DeWitt MacKenzie analyzes the Paris talks with Molotov, Bidault, and Bevin on the Marshall plan. He warns Moscow may engage to shape Europe’s future, not merely endorse relief. The piece argues three possible Soviet approaches and stresses building east west trust to advance reconstruction.
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Stalin
Moscow
Molotov
Paris
Bidault
France
Bevin
Britain
Europe
Russia
Hungary
Austria
Germany
America
General Marshall
Marshall
Eisenhower urges US Canada air defense cooperation
General Dwight D. Eisenhower warned Congress that in a new war the enemy would target industrial centers near the Great Lakes. He argued it is vital for national security that United States and Canadian armed forces prepare to cooperate fully to defend those targets.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Congress
United States
Great Lakes
Army
Market Report from St Louis Livestock Trade
Market tone steady to higher with moderate activity. Price ranges seen for cattle and hogs include steers 25.50-26.50, heifers to 25.00, hogs 19.73-22.00, sows 16.50-19.25, bulls to 17.50, vealers 21.00-24.50, sheep 19.50-22.75, spring lambs 23.50-24.00 with top 24.50. Trading strength noted in beef cattle, lighter weights strongest among loads of medium to high quality stock.
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National Sterne
Tle
Poultry and Produce Market Report Chicago June 25
Butter firm receipts 723 482 with grade scores AA 66 to CGI1.75 and B 63. Eggs firm receipts 13 488 with US standards and numbers for extras No 1 to No 8. Current receipts and dirties 38 to 38.5. Checks 37.5.
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Chicago
U. S
Corn soars to record on Iowa crop fears on edge
Chicago market notes corn climbing to new highs as investors react to reports of a poor Iowa crop, the worst in a decade. Oats rise after early losses while wheat drifts lower amid hedging pressure and limited investment support. Prices finish higher with July corn around 2.02 and oats up modestly.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Iowa
Kansas
Hope Star of Hope 1899 1927 1929 ad and market brief
The Hope Star in Hope Arkansas lists staff and publishing details for Star Publishing CQ with E Palmer as president and Washburn as editor, plus rates and national ad reps. It also notes Associated Press use, and merchandise like wheat corn and oats market quotes with prices, receipts, and shipments data for the day.
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Star ‘of Hope
Consolidated
Star Publishing
E. Palmer
Alex. H. .Washburn
Star Building
South
Walnut Street
Hope, Ark
Associated Press
New York Stocks Beat Back Drop With Dividends In Play
A batch of pleasing dividends and short covering lifted the market in a selective rally. American Telephone rose about 3 points helping confidence, though overall deals slacked and gains trimmed. Pivotals dipped at close as transfers topped 900000 shares. Airlines Pan American United Eastern Transcontinental and American advanced on optimism that four months passenger traffic surpassed prior record by 16 percent.
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New York
American Telephone
Pan American
United
Eastern
Transcontinental
American
GOP Hopeful for Second Tax Slash Chance
Republican leaders on Capitol Hill plan to send a revised personal income tax cut bill back to President Truman when passage seems likely. The House yesterday approved by a two vote vetoed plan, now adjusted to take effect January 1, 1948 instead of July 1.
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Rex Chaney
United Press
Washington
Capitol Hill
President Truman
Truman
House
Harold Knutson
Ways and Means Committee
New Orleans Cotton closes higher on May trades
New Orleans June 25 Trade buying and short covering push cotton futures up. May closes steady with gains of 60 to 80 cents per bale. July trades high 36.91 and close 36.91, Oct 32.12 to 31.83, Dec 31.05 to 30.80, Mar 30.35, May 29.87. Market broad bid activity witnessed.
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New Orleans
Jly
New York Cotton Futures Steady After Light Covering
Cotton futures in New York on June 25 showed steadiness amid slow dealings as light covering and mill buying offset earlier losses. One additional July transferable notice posted. Traders stayed on sidelines awaiting crop and labor developments.
Thursday Broadcast Schedule Across Networks
NBC features Fred Waring at 9:00 and Bob Ripley at 11:45. CBS has Art Gofrey at 9:00 and Lone Journey at 12:30. ABC airs Breakfast Club at 8:00 and Kenny Baker at 11:00. MBS shows U S Navy band at 10:30 and Martin Block at 12:30.
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NBC
Fred Waring
Bob Ripley
CBS
Art Godfrey
Lone Journey
ABC
Breakfast Club
Kenny Baker
MBS
U. S&s. Navy Band
Martin Block
Home Demonstration Club Notes June Meetings
The Sweet Home club met June 20 at 2 p.m. with 16 members. new members were Mrs. Bill Bright and Mrs. Agnes Ward. The group sang Old Black Joe, heard a devotional by Mrs. Bright, and collected names for chances on a down comforter to be given away at the Experiment Station June 27. June’s discussion covered cooking cereal and cucumber pickles. July’s meeting will be at Mrs. Dale Woodson’s home with a program on child development and toys. Columbus Home Demonstration club met June 17 with 13 members. hostesses were Mrs. Hipp and Mrs. Hamilton. The group sang Old Black Joe, devotional by Mrs. Caldwell, and business items were discussed. A canning chicken demonstration was given by Mrs. Caldwell and Mrs. McCorkle. Recreation featured contests won by Mrs. Gilbert and Mrs. Sipes, with cookies iced tea and lemonade served.
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Sweet Home
Sweet Home Home
J. E. Ward
Bill Bright
Agnes Ward
C.A. Phillips
J. E Ward
Dale Woodson
Columbus
Marion Sipes
Dear Miss Dix Letter on Boredom and Career Change
A wife, 28, bicycled through an active career but now laments housework drudgery and town life. She asks whether to urge her husband to change careers or relocate, fearing life wasted in unrelieved boredom. She remains not quite happy.
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Bill
Flora
Annabelle
Faculty Club
Ithaca
Otsego
Father
Gloria Louise
Theodora
Amy
Sam Junior
Frank
Flore
Sister
Miss DIX
Dorothy
Dix
Mrs. S
Women and marriage roles misfit and potential reframe
The text argues that nagging wives and discontented mothers harm marriages by pursuing disliked tasks and mismanaging children. It suggests many would succeed if confined to roles nature intends, noting that a demanding wife should not try to remake a husband to fit her pattern. contentment stems from shared effort and proper boundaries.
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Hope
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LaFayette
National Advertising Representative
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P. Weldon Taylor
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McGhee
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Trimble
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