Hartley vocal on national labor policy book debate
Rep Hartley Republican of New Jersey has written Our New National Labor Policy critiquing Taft era labor law. The book argues for a sane middle ground balancing labor rights and production, while urging harsher anti trust and union reform measures.
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Taft
Evry
Rep
Hartley
New Jersey
Funk & Wagnalls
Associated Press
Bok
Wartley
Neacofn
Conressman Hartley
America
Ameri
Roosevelt
Teacher Relates Events Leading to Freedom Leap
Oksana Kasenkina recounts how Soviet terror targeted teachers and professionals after the 1917 revolution. She describes interrogations, expulsions, and shortages that pressed families to flee, culminating in a dramatic escape from the Soviet consulate in New York years later.
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Oksana
Kasenkina
New York
Pratt Board Thanks Registrars for 1946 Service
Pratt Selective Service Board 20 thanks registrars who served Aug 20 to Sept 14, 1946 across Hempstead county. Acknowledges many named registrars for patriotic service supporting the peace program during the registration period.
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Selective Service Ioral Board No. 20
Messrs
B. W. Edwards
R. E. Cain
J. M. Duffie
Hempstead County
Alter Nation
R. K. Jackson
R. B. Jackson
Wirs. B. J. McMahon
Ruth McLain
Thurman Midling
Minnie B. Holt
W. YY
Mable Ethridge
Mis
Crit Stuart
Joeln Gold Armour
B. B. McPhersons
Paul O'Neal
Storpes Uber
Mack Stuart
Kathleen Martin
Clyde Monts
Henry
Fomwick
Tug Reese
Halriy
Anne D'Cild
Alvy Alslur
Wo B Mason
Doris Miltte Beies
Willy
Bao Cale
Petes Bodds
Owen Yollig
Mosie
War Hero to Be Buried Sunday
A veteran, identified as a war hero, will be buried in Chalks ville, Ark, on Sunday with a funeral service at a local church. Attendees include family, friends, and members of a veterans group. The service and interment will honor his military service and community ties.
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Sue
Usd
Sam MW
MeRuttie
Doge
Jay Feta Sn
Ark
Plipbseyr
Change in Cotton Quota Law Asked
Secretary of Agriculture Charles Brannan said the next Congress will be asked to overhaul the cotton quota law when it convenes in January. He criticized Congress for not changing the law, warning quotas would be needed next year if total supplies remain above the normal unit. He noted the department is not prepared to set fair farmer quotas and cited funding gaps and state discrepancies in potential effects. Brannan warned the situation could be a mess if quotas were imposed and stressed the need for authorization before any program is attempted.
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James Thrasher
American Association For the Advancement of Science
AAAS
Hussia
Americwy Association
Gieney
Wun Cesc
Washington
Congress
Secretary of ‘Agriculture
Charles F. Brannan
Brannan
V0th Congress
Bronnnan
Poll Tax Receipts Sales Progress Reported
A report outlines progress in issuing poll tax receipts with noted totals to date and remarks on processing efficiency. Officials mention steps taken to speed up distribution and address backlogs across multiple offices.
Council Drops Suit Against Lumber Firm in Hope
Hope City Council voted to dismiss the property damage suit against Grayden Anthony Lambert, with the lumber firm to pay court costs. The case stemmed from timber cutting on property near Dyke Springs and involved a contract with Mayor Albert Fink. The session also discussed a new $17,000 fire truck, fuel contracts with Arkansas Louisiana Gas, electrical line construction approvals, check valves on hot water systems, police equipment, traffic signals, and funding for extra officers during the Livestock Show.
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Hope City Crunell
Grayden Anthony Lambert
Dyke Springs
Nope
Albert Fink
Hope Council
A Sent
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
Oak Grove
McMillan
SPG
Highway 29
Alton
Highway 25
Evening Shade
C. O. Thomas
GO. Thomas
North Hervey, Pond
West Division
West Third
Washington Streets
Freight Car Shortage Declared Critical Across Regions
Kansas City September 25 rail freight cars labeled critical in Kansas Missouri and parts of Arkansas and Oklahoma at a brief board meeting. J W Holokway Trans-Missouri Kansas Shippers Board noted coal cars are especially scarce with projected needs for late 1948 of about 400 thousand to 110 years. coal and coke 7,060 cars draft industry 54,000 gravel sand and stone 58,711.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Arkansas
Oklahoma
J. W. Holokway
Trans-Missouri-Kansas Shipers Board
Woard
Week's Violent Death Toll Mounts to 12
Arkansas deaths this week rose to twelve with multiple highway accidents. A car crashed into a truck near Brinkley injuring and killing Robert Hervianan and George D. Lister. In Lincoln, Nebraska, and Jo Lonoke, Arkansas, others died in separate incidents involving moving vehicles.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Brinkley
Ark
Robert Hervianan
Memphis
Tenn
George D. Lister
Lincoln
Neb
Mack Gilmore
Jo Lonoke
Amles
Little Rock
Highway 90
Poll Tax May Be On the Way Out
Arkansas voters face constitutional amendment Number 89 at the November election. The measure would allow the legislature to establish a voter registration system as a substitute for the poll tax receipt, aiming to prepare for possible federal abolition of the poll tax for federal elections. Governor Laney expresses cautious support, opposing federal dictates but backing registration.
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BOB BROWN _ Little Ruels
UPI
Arkansas
PF. C. Crow
Ot. Hope
Follawing
Crown
Afrkansas
General Assembly
Connaway
Ben Laney
Truman
Laney
Fedral
New England as an Old American Paradise for Ancestors
A quirky dialogue unfolds in Portsmouth about New England, calling it an old American homeland for ancestors. A stranger and a local debate the value of lineage, living heritage, and the notion that knowing Paul Revere or local history defines belonging, amid humorous cultural contrasts.
Allies Formally Charge Russia Before U N
Paris dispatch reports United States Britain and France accuse the Soviet Union before the United Nations of menacing world peace with a Berlin blockade. The three notes, delivered to Secretary General Trygve Lie, claim Moscow seeks to drive Western powers from Berlin and rule the city.
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Louis Nevin
Paris
United States
Britain
France
Russia
United Nations
Berlin
Germany
U.N
Soviet Union
U. N
Tryrve
Palais Chaillot
UO. N
Moscow
New Times
Security Council
Assembly of the United Nations
New Times J
Marshall-Bevins
US Nu
Russian Planes Intercept U S Transports Near Berlin
Russian Yak fighters reportedly buzzed two United States C54 transports delivering supplies to Berlin. American officials filed a protest, noting dangerous maneuvers as the Soviet planes passed at perilously close distances around midday, with one incident described as flying within six feet parallel to a carrier.
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Berlin
Russi
Fedor Jess
U.S. Army
U. S
B. E. Steadman
Ma Goan
Berks
Mangpork
Farsi 24 Sport
Elizabeth and Philip to Rule Britain During King’s Tour
London reports Prince Philip will go on half pay for about nine months to assist Princess Elizabeth in running royal affairs while King George VI and Queen Elizabeth tour Australia and New Zealand. Elizabeth may head a royal council. Philip to handle duties at home, as they prepare Buckingham Palace residence for their child’s birth.
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Oksana
Kasenkina
Isaac¢ Don Levine
Demyan
Chaiman
Joan Soviek
Ufe
Munstance
Cheka
GPM
NKKVD
Gehoals
Komsomol
America
ARA
Herbert Hoover
Yadlgu
Ft Mughboring
Hose
Ives
Tiape Ley
Wally
Vieleloh Weld
Gil
Nik
Winilo
London
Prince Prilip
Princess Elizabeth
Britain
George VI
Queen Elizabeth
Australia
New Zealand
Admiralty
Pelnce
George
Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Royal Navy
Gretowich
Galittoral Castle
Scotland
Buckingham Palace
The
Palace
Washington Bulletin on Atomic Espionage Trial
Justice Department accuses the House on American Activities Committee of aiming to tear down the American system of government amid probes into atomic espionage. United Nations panel to debate control of atomic energy and Soviet disarmament proposals, with Palestine on the agenda. Investigators seek wartime paroles for 30 Germans convicted for war crimes at Auschwitz as sentences were shortened. United States undersecretary notes ships ready under the lend lease program, referencing ships and submarines involved in wartime support.
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Washington
Justice Department
House
Fac
United Natons “Palit
Palestine
ae-Sentate
Yevards
Wiil
Buys Senyald Prisdtcai
Government bars atomic plant unions with Communist officers
Washington reports government bans on unions at bomb plants whose leaders refused to disavow Communism. The Taft Act loyalty requirements target CIO United Electrical Workers and CIO United Public Workers. The action follows charges of Soviet spy rings aiding wartime atomic secrets to Moscow. The policy narrows recognition to unions meeting oaths and certification standards set by the Labor Relations Board.
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Washington
Moscow
Atomic Tney Commission
Oak Ridge
A. Votay
NLR
CIO
United Electrical Worke
United Public Waters
Congressional
U. E. Vis
WUBL
United State
Public Workers Union
Governent
Congress
Commission
Iss
Redsar
Amon
Willa. Remington
Kiemington
Commerce Department
Eliabeth Bharath
Vic
Vassar Gras
Comerce Department
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
Pratt Board
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Adewa
Council
New England
Portsmouth
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Torutt
Pia Ot Strtinger
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Pest
wendeNil Gonnoy
Chile
Oosturs
Hunton
Bunker Hill
Newngland
Paul Revere
Pyalic
Oman
Lek
White House
U.S
Philip
Bulletins
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Unider
Said
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