Government weighin g labor bill amid miners arousal at Harlan
Government officials say Justice Department seeks to determine if miners acted of their own will or under leadership as pressure grows over a labor bill. Taft Hartley law seen as unlikely to stop a coal shutdown now with possible injunctions and a quick five day government window. James Harold Hyde, 26, to be electrocuted July 21 after April murder. Hyde moved to death house at Tucker Prison Farm. Republican strategy delays bill action, hoping for favorable moment. Taft notes Senate lacks support for immediate tax cut this session.
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Justice Department
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Supreme Court
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Berryville
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Tucker Prison Farm
Hyde
Frank Simpson
Senate
GOP
House
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Detroit area crime report with suspects and victim details
A 15 year old girl and two other young women were attacked by Black assailants after a car confrontation near a water pit in a Detroit Hamtramck area. Two 18 and 17 year old male suspects were arrested hours later as police flooded Macomb and northern Wayne counties. Victims included a 15 year old who was seriously hurt. others escaped or sought help. Police tracked muddy clothing and recovered the suspect as officers blocked roads with roadblocks.
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Siemens
Mich
Detroit
Liniewski
Miller
Hamtramck
Neégroés
Iniewski
Macomb
Wayne County
Navy plans to share newer ships with Latin America
Forrestal told the House Foreign Affairs Committee the Navy plans to substitute newer U.S. naval vessels for obsolete ones to neighboring nations as part of a Western Hemisphere policy of mutual security. He noted transfers of surplus ships are under consideration and mentioned four light cruisers and 17 smaller vessels previously discussed.
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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
Only Four Cities Seek Parker Stadium Site
Osceola June 25 Only four cities Little Rock North Little Rock Hot Springs and West Memphis qualified as possible sites for the $1,000,000 Arkansas war memorial stadium Leslie Speck secretary of the Stadium Commission announced today yesterday was the deadline for notices of intention to bid bids must be in by Aug 1 cities must furnish a site cash bid and subscribe at least 250 000 in stadium revenue bonds the commission seeks highway hotel and parking facility information and will tour prospective sites after bids are submitted
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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 on European Plan
DeWitt MacKenzie analyzes Moscow’s move to send Molotov to Paris for talks with Bidault and Bevin on the Marshall Plan. He cautions Moscow could back full cooperation, scuttle, or reject, stressing the need for East West trust before full Marshall program success.
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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 told Congress that in a new war the enemy would strike industrial centers near the Great Lakes by air. He stressed it is vital for security that United States and Canadian forces be fully prepared to cooperate.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Congress
United States
Great Lakes
Army
Market Report from Saint Louis Livestock Trade
Market activity in St Louis shows moderate to strong trade across cattle calves and sheep. Good demand for steers and beef cows, with prices rising 25 to 50 cents from Tuesday. calves and vealers steady to firm, hogs and pigs varied by weight class and quality, while sheep and lambs open steady to higher with buck lambs slightly cheaper.
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National Sterne
Tle
Poultry and Produce Markets Report Chicago June 25
Butter firm posts receipts 723 482 with AA 66 and A 65 grades plus CGI1.75. Eggs firm shows receipts 13 488 with US extras and various No 1 to No 8 prices. Current receipts and dirties listed with dirties around 38 to 38.5 and checks at 37.5.
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Chicago
U. S
Corn tops all time on grain market amid Iowa crop fears
Chicago grain prices rose as pessimistic Iowa crop outlook supported corn to a new peak, with gains up to 5 cents and a rally in oats while wheat lagged. Traders noted limited investment backing as Kansas harvests begin. July corn reached $2.02 1/4, others near record highs.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Iowa
Kansas
Hope Star audio scrawl across a day’s market notes
The Hope Star reports in a brief market summary that wheat remained unchanged to lower on the cash market with futures trading, receipts at 69 cars, corn bids one to four cents lower with premiums down, and 182000 bushels booked. oats and other grains show minor declines and typical receipts and shipping figures across several counties and markets.
New York Stocks Rally On Dividends And Short Covering
A modest market pickup followed dividends and covering of Tuesday’s decline, led by American Telephone which rose about three points at midmorning. While deal flow slowed and gains narrowed, several blue chip favorites and airlines including Pan American United Eastern Transcontinental and American advanced on expectations of strong passenger traffic for the period.
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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 once passage seems likely. The new measure, drafted by Harold Knutson, moves the effective date to January 1, 1948 from July 1, 1947, and follows Truman’s veto upheld by two votes.
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Rex Chaney
United Press
Washington
Capitol Hill
President Truman
Truman
House
Harold Knutson
Ways and Means Committee
Cotton futures rise with broad buying and covering
New Orleans on June 25 reports trading activity in May futures with short covering and buying pushing prices higher. January to December contract quotes show gains with nearby July up to 36.91 and distant contracts closing modestly higher.
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New Orleans
Jly
New York Cotton Futures Steady Amid Light Covering Demand
Cotton futures held steady in slow dealings as light covering and mill buying offset earlier losses. An additional July transferable notice appeared while traders waited for crop and labor developments. Futures closed 70 to 95 cents higher. quotes show mixed highs and lows across contracts with uneven gains.
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New York
Thursday TV and radio listings dense schedule
NBC offers Fred Waring at 9:00 a.m and Bob Ripley at 11:45 a.m CBS features Art Godfrey at 9:00 a.m and Lone Journey at 12:30 p.m ABC presents Breakfast Club at 8:00 a.m and Kenny Baker at 11:00 a.m MBS lists U S Navy Band at 10:30 a.m and Martin Block at 12:30 p.m
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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 Clubs Meet in Collective Demonstrations
Sweet Home club met June 20 at 2 p.m. with 16 members including new members Mrs. Bill Bright and Mrs. Agnes Ward. Columbus club met June 17 with 13 members. demonstrations covered canning chicken and prizes awarded in a recreation period.
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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 Lady Faces Boredom After Marriage
A reader writes of marriage boredom after a career driven life. She loves her husband and child but finds housework dull and desires brain work and business settings. She wonders if moving or changing careers would help and if she will outgrow the sense of wasted life.
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Miss DIX
Dorothy
Dix
Mrs. S
Women, marriage roles and societal expectations
The passage critiques dissatisfied wives and misbehaving children, arguing women misfit in traditional marriages could excel if aligned with nature's niche. It questions whether indulgence like caviar suits a simpler bread and butter life, and urges women to support a good man instead of shaping him to their own pattern.
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Bugsy) Siegel
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