Coal strike edging toward failure to budge
The nine month old conflict between Lewis and mine owners stalls with no progress. Miners in Ohio cling to belief that John L. Lewis will secure their demands. Lewis returns from Illinois as talks continue. Indiana Republicans discuss potential impeachment moves against President Truman. no decision yet.
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Mine Union in Contempt Case Faces Judge Keech Ruling
Government argues United Mine Workers under Taft Hartley order failed to restart miners amid a coal strike. Judge Keech showed urgency and may impose a large fine if contempt found. Union says it has done all possible to enforce compliance as coal supply drops.
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Top Radio Programs New York March 2
Listing schedules for NBC CBS ABC and MBS stations show programs like Aldrich Family Dragnet FBI in Peace and War Mr Keen Tracer Suspense Hollywood Theater and Perry Mason with additional entries such as Date With Judy Limerick Quiz and Newsreel. The note references Mr Truman refusing to invoke Taft-Hartley earlier in the coal dispute.
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Central Control Hinted for State Colleges
Arkadelphia March 2 A hint emerges that Arkansas state supported colleges may come under centralized control if they fail to co operate. Arkansas Commission on Higher Education discusses a bill to coordinate programs and avoid overlapping services. Rep Glenn Walther supports expanding University of Arkansas medical school output.
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Six Die Violently in Arkansas Drowning and Swing Collapse
Six people die in Arkansas incidents. A Negro farm family of five drowned when their boat sank in a flooded bayou near Eudora. a six year old girl, Phyllis McGehee, was killed when a Blytheville playground swing collapsed. Hardy Greer, the boatman, escaped. A coroner's jury absolved Greer of blame. An unnecessary add-on notes workers produce value per hour.
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