Turmoil Over Tafl-Harlet Law Dispute Reported
The account describes a dispute involving John Lewis of Red Mine Workers and Philip Murray with leaders of the coal producers. President Moody of Mithorn Coal Producers replies from Lexington, while Truman’s stance is described as keeping the dispute open. No immediate conference or contract is arranged, and emergency steps under Tatt Hantley act are discussed to relieve the coal situation.
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Umat
Erner
Sumart
Eritférenet Wits Vester
John, Lewis
Red Mine
Moddy
Mithorn
Fion
Toexington
Mondy
Tromaen Ohi
Emer
Lewis
Pruman
Philip Murray
Sleet Industry
Phone Workers Strike Over Negotiations
Southwestern Bell Telephone workers threaten to strike rather than negotiate with the company. The Communications Workers of America revealed the move yesterday, signaling a breakdown in contract talks.
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San Antonio-Tek
Southwestern
Bell
Telephone Emstrike
Goighie Ware
Ates
America
Compromise Between British Socialists and Conservatives
AP dispatch reports a surprise British bargain delaying nationalization of the steel industry as the Labour government seeks voter judgment before a general election. The move, urged by Deputy PM Morrison and backed by Conservatives led by Winston Churchill, aims to test public support for nationalization amid an economic crisis and shifting political fortunes. The article notes potential to alter the balance of power in Parliament and questions whether the concession will blunt Labour’s broader nationalization program.
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Jeader Winston Churchill
Alee
John Til
HS Elamour
Attlee
Morrison
Issere Gitot
Yetuyiin
Iinet
Chorghil
England
Eteetton
Negotiating Union Votes for Strike Over 1949 Talks
Delegates pass a resolution by 500 to 1 to use every method including a strike vote to force immediate termination of current 1949 negotiations. The union spans Texas Oklahoma Arkansas Missouri and three Illinois counties near St Louis.
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Texan
Oklahoma
Hangas
Arkansas
Missouri
Ilinois
St. Louis
Singing Sunday at Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
An afternoon singing event is set for 2 o clock Sunday November 20 at Garrett Memorial Baptist Church on North Ferguson Street. Local and out of town singers and quartets are expected and listeners are invited to attend.
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Garrett Memorial Bantist Church
North Ferguson Street
Prosecution Opens Second Perjury Trial of Alger Hiss
Government opens its case in the second perjury trial of Alger Hiss charging he lied about providing confidential government material to Whittaker Chambers. Assistant U.S. Attorney Murphy promises 47 footwritten and four handwritten documents as overwhelming proof. Hiss and his wife Priscilla attend in the courtroom as jurors are seated.
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New York
Alger
State Department
Ned
Whittaker Chamers
U.S
Thomas F. Murphy
Murphy
Hiss
Debonair
Priscilla
Whittaker Chambers
Russia
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Gove testified he met Seymour en route to St Louis then robbed him at a tourist court on Highway 67. A pistol shot wounded Seymour after he resisted. Gove fled with over $100 recovered later. Helton warned him then drove to a sideroad near Sheppard dragging Seymour from the car. Runnels was shot dead. Smith escaped. Gove hid in Texarkana, was arrested nine hours later and returned to Hope for identification.
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Gove
Seymour
St. Louis
Highway 67
Fulton
Helton
Bapman
Sheppard
Ne' Frdee
Matthew Runnels
Blbert Smith
Runnels
Smith
Hope
Texarkana
Missing Girl Returns To Parents In Atlanta
Dorothy Jennings of Cincinnati, who vanished Monday from her Tennessee school, was found asleep on a railroad bench in Atlanta by a policewoman. She told officers little, saying she would reveal details later. Her uncle, A Craighead of Atlanta, suggested a memory lapse. Dorothy had traveled from Cincinnati to Chattanooga and Atlanta, with no clear plan. Her mother traveled from Cincinnati to bring her home, while authorities confirmed her disappearance and coordinated with Chattanooga.
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Atlanta
Dorothy Jennings
Cincinnati
Ruby
Barrett J
Schaol
Miss Jennings
Ry A. Craighead
Dorothy
Ralph
Jennings
Chettanooga Tonn
Cincinnati Insurerance
Sue
Barret
Vestidate Vo Yepors
Bone Wind
Irs
Garrett
Dorsing
Cinccinnati
Chattanooga
Doherty
Barrett
Mere
Gilespie
Congress vows to curb spending amid foreign aid clash
A U S official criticizes Congress for refusing to back social and medical programs and civil rights, predicting bitter battles next session. He urges cutting expenditures, warns against tax hikes, and questions large foreign and defense outlays totaling trillions as the economy strains under international commitments.
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du Ynand
Congress
Giants Win Streak Sets Record at Home
The New York Giants extended their winning run to 17 games at home, tying a team record for consecutive victories. A strong start and solid defense powered the stretch as fans celebrated the latest success.
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New York Giants
Convicted in Death of Novelist in Atlanta
In DeKalb County Georgia, D Grayity was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the August death of novelist Miss Mitchell. The verdict followed an automobile collision on a highway near Atlanta that killed Miss Mitchell and injured a passenger. No charges were preferred against others involved as investigators cited Grayitys fault and noted his license suspension should have already been in effect.
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Atlanta
D. Gravgl
Ty Alun
Moe Grayity
Gaid Cay
Mitchell
Miss. Mitchell
Wife Slayer Refuses to Walk to Gallows in Writhed Fate
Willa, 82, convicted of killing his wife Yellie, 27, by strangling and pushing her body from sleep. Sentenced to death but died in related incident at the shore while awaiting execution. Local reports describe the case as a grim domestic tragedy with legal proceedings concluding before the hangman’s date.
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Walit Walla
Washi
Wilks
Lodie Gilfows
Penlatent
Prisuy
Tive Wayne
Wilkuns
Willa
Wag
Yellie Fucius
Fe Raele
Papel Solu Taye
Prisoner Gravitt Granted Delayed Sentencing
Judge Ralph Hendrix postponed sentencing Gravitt for 12 to 18 months until next Wednesday to allow him to arrange his allies. Police reported Gravitt’s car was hit when a truck driven by Jesse Wilts on Moore veered into Gravitt’s path, an accident deemed unavoidable due to a blocked sight line and steep bank.
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Gravitt
Ralph Hendrix
Ranin
Jesse Wiltson Moore
Gravis
32 Czechs Arrested as Spies
Prague authorities announced the bust of a large spy ring. Thirty two Czechs faced sentences from life to one year for plotting to overthrow the communist government. Two former security police members were among those charged, including three women. The eight day trial proceeded amid widespread secrecy as more treason cases were heard.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Czechoslovat Security Police
Spk
Lead Output Shows 3% Decline
Washington Nov 18 UK The combined output of lead in the Mis sort Kansas Oklahoma and Ar kansas in September was 15,532 tens, a decline of 4 percent. The bureau of mines said this compared with a decline of 8 per cent in the nation's average daily rate of lead production. Output was 3028 short tons or an average of 1009 tons a day in September. In August output was 39905 tons an average of 109¢ tons a day. Output in the Southeastern Missouri region decreased 9 percent while in the tri-state district production gained 2 percent.
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Washington
Kansas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Bureau of Mines
Missouri
Tri-State
Fire destroys Newport cotton gin causing heavy losses
Newport November 18. Firefighters battled a burning cotton gin near Newport, driven by heavy smoke and intense heat. The blaze caused about 125000 dollars in damage to the cotton and seed houses of the McCartney Gin company, located six miles southeast of town. Newport's fire department reportedly refused to use its men and equipment outside city limits due to an ordinance.
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Newport
Farden
Here
Nine Youths Convicted in Taroma Wash Rape Case
In Taroma Wash on November 18 nine youths were convicted for raping a mentally unstable young mother, subjecting her to assault and stripping, following a reported incident.
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Taroma Wash
uPi
Truckers Warn Arkansas Faces Industry Threat
Little Rock November 18. John W. Lawrence Washington managing director of the American Truthing association warned that a move to nationalize the trucking industry could occur soon and cited parallels to England's past. He spoke at the Arkansas Bus and Truck Association annual convention urging alert to public opinion. Delegates nominated Artie Gregory Little Rock as next president to succeed R.A. Young. Fort Smith was the venue for the banquet installation and other officers were named Walter Morris Helena as executive vice president and Cayrall Owens Little Rock as secretary manager.
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Little Rock
Bus
T Rock
Arkansas
John WY. Lawrener
Washington
American Truthing Association
England
Lawrence
Ith
Arkansas Bus
Bruck Association
Artie Gregory
R.A. Young
Fort Smith
Banqnet
Walter Morris
Helena
Executive View
Cayrall Owens
Little Nock
Get Out and Get Votes Says GOP Leader in Kansas
Topeka Kansas November speech by National Chairman Guy Gabrielson urged Republicans to quit offices and clubs and work precincts. He warned against complacency, praised organizing at the precinct level, and called for a nationwide corps of trained workers to help elect a Republican Congress next year. He noted limited resources but promised expansion as possible.
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GOP Nation
Guy George Gabrielson
Ed. Bublicans
Fyumen
Kansas
Gabrielzon
Gabrielson
Frether
Washington
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Coleman
Conner Appliance CO
Charles Hiss
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