Fragmented Labor Board Debate On Wage and Law
A garbled report details a labor dispute involving wage policy, government power, and board actions. It references Johnstown, a workforce, and a sequence of meetings where three members walked out, with later discussion about enforcement, oversight, and potential broader labor measures tied to postwar practice and governance.
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Prescott News Club Events Staged Amid Busy Week
The Prescott section reports a flurry of club and church activities, with meetings scheduled through March. Chatter recalls upcoming services, youth gatherings, and community programs, noting Parsonage and church events, fundraising dinners, and youth group meetings across multiple days.
Deported Cage Fixer Faces Court After Deportation Warrant
A New York based case centers on a cage fixer charged with document fraud and alleged involvement in fixing college basketball games. Authorities said a warrant and arrest proceedings were served, with prosecutors seeking a deportation order. The suspect, linked to three New York colleges, faces counts of electing a felon and related crimes as the case unfolds in court.
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Republicans Fear Split on Troop Issue
Republicans fear a split over troop deployments as Congress weighs two resolutions. Senator Connally battles House action while seeking Senate consent, with opposition from Taft and Wherry. The debate centers on sending four divisions to the North Atlantic defense force and requiring presidential consent.
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UN plenaries show Russia dominant in talk among nations
A March United Nations World article by Peter Kihss notes a flood of speech from the Soviet bloc and Russia in UN plenaries, with Vishinsky delivering the longest speech and Kyrou welcoming Indonesia as a new member. It laments limited input from Luxembourg and Paraguay and jokes about proportional dues for speech.
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Phrase Fragment Describes Allied Move to Europe
Fragmentary OCR notes show a statement about approving the KOMINY of troops to Europe and a quoted declaration by Someone named Whoerey. The readable portion hints at military redeployment plans but lacks complete names, dates, and context.
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No Confidence in Truman as Taft Attacks
Senator Taft charged the Truman administration is morally bankrupt and lost the confidence of the people during a southern speaking tour following President Truman's news conference defending the administration as entirely honorable. Keating urged a full inquiry into Brig. Gen. Wallace Graham's nomination, citing past commodity trading. Graham said he had no inside information and left deals to his broker. Truman defended his associates and said history will judge his tenure, hoping world peace endures.
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Devan home demonstration club meets for mucking stools demo
Twelve members and nine guests gathered March 2 at the Devan home to view a mucking stools and replacing on seals demonstration led by Mr. Lorraine Blackwood. Severn stools were finished and many benches and chairs started. Refreshments were served as a Buster motif. Money raised boosted the city treasury.
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Victory Home Demonstration Club Plans Clothing Drive
The 2th Victory Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Wijam Schooley's home on March 4 in Little Rock to discuss sending clothing to Crippled Childrens Home. Members planned to join the Amateur Night program in May as National Home Demonstration Club Week approaches. Mrs. Schooley led the creed reading from Acts 16. The song of the month was performed by Mrs. Holscher with accompaniment by Mrs. O. Ri. Holscher led poultry reporting, prizes were awarded to Mrs. Dexter Alford and Mrs. Rowe, a salad plate served to ten members and one guest, and the meeting adjourned for April 4 with Mrs. Jack Sumpty.
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Victory Home
Wijam Schooley
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