WSCS Meeting Scenes From Arkansas Conference
Miss Virginia Guffy reported on Booneville work and state relations at the sanatorium. Miss McSwain spoke on neighbors in South America. Miss Martha Greene outlined Methodist student work at Arkadelphia. District presidents were introduced and discussed district achievements. The evening program focused on youth and the Cleveland International Youth Meeting with several speakers. The closing program outlined the conference’s continuing sessions and mem ber outreach.
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Virginia Guffy
Booneville
McSwain
Brazil
South America
Martha Greene
HSTC
Arkadelphia College
Galloway
F. W. McCay
Arkadelphia
F Belson
Camden
Roland Shelton
Little Rock
Glen Walker
George Meyer
Wilbur Redwine
Sue Plummer
Jessu Hoover
George Rice
Suella Anderson
Allan Gannaway
Clyde Williams
Q. R. Hozendorf
Bill Molmes
Conference of the Wa- Taen
Society
Christian Service of the Methodist Chively Ds
Tolwit Stewart
Virginia 'Guffey
J. D. Montgomery
J. R. Henderson
Jeader
Faltth
T. H. McLean
H. ¢. Johnston
George Cox
A. A. McKinney
H. King Wade
HE. Id. Gallaway
Truman Delays On Pension Dispute and Court Orders
The article reports President Truman delaying on pension dispute recommendations and the board seeking a court order to compel Lewis to testify. Lewis faced potential contempt if miners refuse to work, with past fines noted. A new anti-trust prosecution bill against unions is discussed, as the Justice Department backs the board’s summons.
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Lewis
Truman
Justice Department
Charles G. Ross
House
Rep. Hartley
R-Nj
Board of Inquiry
Federal
Stock Exchange Tie-Up Draws Heavy Police Presence
The Stock Exchange and curb markets were shut as about 200 police, lines of officers, and mounted units secured Wall Street. Picketers formed a tense cordon while UFL leader M David Keefe urged Taft to witness the outcome of a union vote supporting a union shop against management.
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Wall
New
M. David Keefe
United Financial Employee
UPL
Robert A. Taft
Washington
New York
UN Rejects Plan to Delay Korea Election
The United Nations commission rejected an American proposal to delay the May 9 Korean election. Lt Gen John R Hodge reported the U N would consider postponement only if needed. The vote limits the poll to the American zone as Russians barred U N observers in north Korea amid a Soviet sponsored government push there.
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Seoul
United Nations Commission
U. Ss. Zune
John R. Hodge
U. S
South Korea
Hodge
National Election Committee
U. N
North Korea
Chicago poultry and St Louis cattle market roundup
Chicago receipts show prices steady with small shifts across fowl and ducks, while eggs hold. At St Louis National Stockyards hogs and cattle advance with varied weights and classes, lambs and sheep also showing gains amid broad market strength and trading activity.
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Chicago
Jharn
ST. Louis Livestock National
Meat Strike Board Report About Ready Meat Strike Board Report About Ready
Chicago reports the presidential inquiry board will present a report by April 1 under Taft-Hartley Act procedures. It will not issue recommendations but will summarize testimony from meat packers and CIO union officials amid a nationwide strike with 100,000 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Trurman
Truman
CIO
Windstorms Ravage Arkansas Areas Injuring Residents
In March storms tornadic activity damaged sections of Arkansas. Nine Negro residents suffered minor injuries in Bethlehem Community near Arkadelphia where two houses and a barn collapsed. Near Camp Robinson north of North Little Rock a twister demolished small structures and a barn carrying a milking tow was displaced without harming J R Harper or a cow. A separate storm near El Dorado damaged oil derricks and several houses with no injuries reported.
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Little Rock
Teres
Arkansas
Bethlehem
Arkadelphia
Camp Robinson
North Little Rock
J. R. Harper
Harper
E Dorado
Daily Bread Editorial Urges Limits on Profit Focus
The piece argues curtailing industrial production and transport costs to avoid higher manufacturing costs. It stresses free competition and collective bargaining but warns public responsibility must balance rights with duties. It criticizes Mr. Lewis and Mr. Tairless for private interests that could threaten national efforts in a bloodless war for freedom.
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Lewis
Tairless
Taft Hartley strike plan eyed after Chicago hearings
The strike over wages drags on with hearings in Chicago lasting over a week following initial delays by Mr Tru man. After the report, the president could ask the attorney general to seek an injunction to end the strike and restore more than 26 percent of the nation’s meat supply. The injunction would force workers back to jobs for at least 80 days, with Taft Hartley procedures to follow.
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Chicago
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Board of Trade
Hope Star
Star of Hope
Consolidated
Star Publishing
E Palmer
Alex WH. Washburn
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Seath
Walnut Streams Hope
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Manane
Emma G. Thomas
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Howe
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Hemistead
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Howard
Miller
LaFayette
National
Arkansas Dollies, Inc
Memphis
Ton Sterlck
Michigan Avenue
New York City
Madiso Ave
Detroit
Mich
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Oklahoma City
New Orleans
Union St
Pepsi-Cola
Pepsi-Cola Company
Long Island City
EEO
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co
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Meat Strike Board
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Hamm Tire & Appliance CO
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