Government presses three way squeeze on Lewis in court fight
The Nation Today outlines the government three part strategy in John L. Lewis contempt case. A presidential address, an injunction to end the coal strike, and a Supreme Court appeal loom as Lewis faces fines totaling millions and possible renewed contempt actions. The piece explains appeals paths and potential Supreme Court rulings that could alter the government’s position or end the dispute.
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James Marlow Washington
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Supreme Court
Truman
Jewis
T. Alan Goldsborough
U. S. Court of Appeals
Goldsborough
Court of Appeals
Dayton Wayne Students Earn Honor Roll Amid Hotel Disaster
Seventy one Dayton Wayne Junior-Senior High students made the honor roll for the second six weeks ending November 27. Seniors named include Colleen Enterline Dolores Travis Norma Brocious Avonelle Whitacre William Stockhill Ruth Marshall Barbara Faust Patty Hoffman Joan Reitz and Donald Stiteler. The list extends through juniors sophomores freshmen and multiple grades, noting top scholars and names across classes as the Red Cross sets up disaster headquarters to identify victims amid a deadly hotel incident.
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Dayton-Wayne
Rall
Colleen Enterline
Dolores Travis
Norma Brocious
Avonelle Whitacre
William Stockhill
Ruth Marshall
Barbara Faust
Patty Hoffman
Joan Reitz
Donald Stiteler
Sted
Jack Enterline
Pauline Pascoots
Janet Rigatti
Eugene Stockdale
Jane Lydick
Pauline Hollenbaugh
Mary Jane Maurer
Norma Shirey
Constance Weaver
Helen Barnett
Mary Jane Gondl
John Stanebraker
Eugene Zachy
Edward Sloniger
Fred Folmer
Doris McQuilkin
Jane Hartman
Alice Zandhy
Norma Jean McKain
Shirley McConnall
Dolores Lydick
Lois Clever
William Bracious
Louise Rumbaugh
Shirley Schrecengost
Frank Powers
Paul al
Leanne Jay
Raymond Clover
Robert Williams
Evelyn Steffy
Patty Barrett
Doris Hollenbaugh
Merle Pikin
Joanne Marshall
Margaret McClelland
Mary Strine
Cora Elenberger
Bevyerry McGaughey
Roland Sscrecen- Fost
Eleanor Wheatcroft
Ben McCormick
Tommy Brice
Roger Hock
Jimmy Wilson
Maxine Jamison
Nancy Marshall
Lamont Berk
Kay Schrecengost
Jimmy Penrose
Kenneth Adams
Joan Bonetti
Robert McGaughey
Joanne McMeans
Wendell Altorn
Janet West
Janet Williams
Joanne West
Reed Fisher
Betty Ann Goad
Bernice Marshall
Carolyn McCelland
Rita Bonetti
Ray Brothers
Janet Rose
Virginia Simmers
Lois Himes
Carol McCormick
Arlene Jay
Lorraine Mckuin
Carolyn Hallenbaugh
Carol Sixelicts
Kathryn Conrad
Kenneth Hallenbaugh
George Wadding
Deanna White
Virginia Hult
Joan Marshall
Richard Deemer
Larry Walker
Third Grace
Donald Alcorn
Patricia Barnett
Jane McGrainor
Ronald Jay
Ronald Hall
Gerald, Hallman
Dean Bittinger
Billy Penrose
Andrews High Expense Account Report In Cambria
H G Andrews Democrat from Cambria County topped the list in assembly expense accounts filed at Ebensburg with 413.54 for his re election bid. Other Democrats Albert L O Connor 100 Lewis Evans 300 Michael Crervenak under 100. Republican Llewellyn J Reese defeated spent under 100 Willis Williams Eddie Binder did not file. Pfc Bill Banks Pugh Dixonville Ebensburg spent 2878 to be reelected to Congress.
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H. G. Andrews
Cambria County
Assembly
Ebensburg
General Assembly
Democratic Assembly
Albert L. O'Connor
Lewis Evans
Michael Crervenak
Llewellyn J. Reese
Willis Williams
Eddie Binder
Pfc
Bill Banks Pugh
Dixon- Harve Tibbon
United States
Pugh
Pattery
Harrisburg Report Shows Campaign Receipts and Expenses
The Cambrido Republican Committee reported receipts of 23 620 dollars and expenditures of 17 611 dollars in Harrisburg. The Democratic committee recorded receipts of 13 1460 dollars and expenses of 11 057 dollars.
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Eee Yawn
Cambrido
Republican Committee
Harrisburg
Typhoon MANILA Threatens Central Philippines
Weather Bureau reports a fast growing Pacific typhoon moving northwest toward Mindanao. The storm, about 495 miles east of northern Mindanao, endangers central Philippines and may affect the region on December 8.
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Manila
Man- Weather Bureau
Philippines
Mindanao
POW strikes disrupt Valenciennes camps in wartime
More than 2,000 prisoners of war in the Valenciennes area walked off their posts over insufficient food. Liberation reports some strikers were moved to prison camps and leaders were jailed. Field kitchens remained active, workers foraged outside and ate vegetation to endure.
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Paris
Iaps -Moore
Valenciennes
Tanes
Liberation
Hatch Act failure spurs call to lift campaign limits
Washington December 7 Senator Hatch Democratic New Mexico says his six year effort to curb campaign spending under the Hatch Act has failed and should be abandoned. He and Senate Privileges and Elections Chairman Green Rhode Island favor removing dollar limits and favor full publicity on financing before elections to clean up politics. Republican National Committee treasurer Kemper agrees the act’s limits serve no purpose, urging a resurvey of federal contribution laws.
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Washington
Hatch
D-Nm
Hateh
Green
Cri
Senate
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Congress
James 5. Kemper
theRepublican National Committee
Kemper
Reds Rankan Vote Move Thwarted in Azerbaijan Crisis
Delayed dispatch from THERAN reports authoritative circles say the Soviet Union stiffened opposition to the central government move in semiautonomous Azerbaijan. Troops encamped near the Azerbaijan border as Army Chief of Staff awaited orders to enter the province. Prime Minister Ahmed Qavam announced troop deployment to supervise elections set to begin two weeks from tomorrow. Azerbaijan had previously accepted central authority for home rule and vows to resist external polling interference.
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Theran
Soviet Union
Azerbaijan
Ahmed Qavam
Trickle of Miners Go To Work in Three States
The Navy Coal Mines Administration reports 441 mines active in Ohio, West Virginia and Pennsylvania, employing over 13,000 miners and yielding about 185,000 tons, about 15 percent of normal output. In the Pittsburgh area 44,000 tons are mined daily by 3,000 workers across 98 strip mines after recent increases.
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Navy Coal Mines Administration
Ohio
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Solid Fuels Administration
Attorney General Clark vows to stamp out civil liberty threats
Tom Clark pledged to use all legal power to stamp out any movement aiming to exterminate civil liberties. He warned that groups turning on others due to race color or creed deal a grievous blow to democracy while addressing the New York Mirror Annual Youth Forum. Read the Gazette Classified Ads.
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New York
Dee
Tom Clark
Clark
New York Mirror
Major hotel fires toll over 12 years listed
A New York report surveys deadly hotel blazes from 1933 to 1946. It cites Houston 1933 with 54 dead, Lansing 1934 with 32, Lakewood 1936 with 16, Allania 1938 with 35, Amsterdam San Francisco 1944 with 22, General Clark Chicago 1915 with 34, La Salle Chicago 1946 with 61, and Canfield Dubuque 1946 with 1 victim.
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New York
Houston
Texas
Kerns
Lansing
Mich
Mictoria
Lakewood
N. J
Terminal
Allania
Amsterdam
San Francisco
General Clark
Chicago
la Salle
Canfield
Dubuque
Fire Devours an Atlanta Hotel as Guests Flee in Terror
At 3:15 A M a fire swept through a brick and concrete hotel from the fourth to the seventh floors. Police Captain Carroll and N W Smith led guests to safety via stairs, finding a burned maid on the seventh floor and rescuing others amid hissing smoke. A guest reported bodies hurled past her window and a mother leaping with her children to escape flames, while a clerk and auditor recounted the sudden horror and frantic evacuations. Home Safety note appears as unrelated guidance on laundry and lipstick removal.
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L. J. Carroll
N. W. Smith
Smith
TF. A. Herring
Bill Mobley
Bell Bay
Mobley
Gomer L. Rowan
Cowan
Betty Tinguicy
Griffin
US Ready To Observe Palestine Conference Talks
The United States, under Secretary Byrnes, said it would sit as an observer at a new full and free conference on Palestine. He noted Jewish leaders favor partition and said Britain and Arab and Jewish participants would attend, with talks set for January in London. Byrnes had previously declined London discussions and discussed the matter with Zionist leader Rabbi Stephen Wise.
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New York
United States
Palestine
Byrnes
Michael McDermot
Ernest Bevin
U. S
London
Bevin
Truman
Stephen Wise
Wise
Switzerland
Jury Hung In Wac Murder Case At Reno
After nine hours of deliberation a deadlocked jury in the murder trial of Mary Drew, ex-WAC, was dismissed by Judge William McKnight. Foreman Kenneth Tait reported 10 to acquittal and 2 for conviction. The DA would not say about a second trial. Drew, arrested Sept. 25 for the death of former Navy man William Appleton, faced the jury as relations and supporters comforted her in the Reno courtroom.
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Reno
Mary Drw
Paterson
N. J
WAC
William McKnight
Kenneth Tait
Elmer Drew
Bert Goldwater
Harold Taber
Navy
William H. Appleton
Tait
McKnight
Drew
Elder Drew
Viola Reane
Anita’Lemke
Paterson, T
Veteran of Custer's Last Stand To Get Purple Heart
Charles Windolph of Lead South Dakota, a veteran of the 1876 Custer battle and Congressional Medal of Honor recipient, is set to receive a belated Purple Heart from the Army. Col Paul W Mapes will present the award at Windolph' s home with Fifth Army headquarters announcing the decision.
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Chicago
Charles Windolph
Sam
South Dakota
Little Big Horn
Army
Paul w.Mapes
Rapid City
Windolph
Lead
Fifth Army
Cavalry
7Th U.S . Cavalry
George A. Custer
Alfred H. Terry
Custer
Body of Colorado co ed shipped from glacier death scene
The body of Hazel Jeannette Martin 27 a University of Colorado co ed was prepared for shipment to Eldora Iowa after a nine hour trek from Isabel Glacier on Navajo Peak where she died Tuesday. Companions De Forrest W Meedleib 20 and David Waddington 22 were injured and survived the fall.
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Boulder
Colo
University of Colorado
Isabel Glacier
Continental Divide
Hazel Jeannette Martin
J. N. Martin
New Providence
Iowa
Little Mountain
Ward
Eldora
de Forrest W.meedleib
Peoria
David Waddington
Westcliffe
Cole
Tve
Austin Speaks At Episcopal Meeting Here On Sunday
Episcopal leaders and activists gather for a three day Race Relations Institute at Trinity Cathedral Pittsburgh with speakers including Bishop Austin Pardue Dr Milton Mayer Dr Rayford Logan and Bayard Rustin. Rustin sings at Christ Episcopal Indiana and dinner event.
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Austin
Episcopal
Trinity
Pittsburgh
Austin Pardue
Diocese of
Milton Mayer
University of Chicago
Rayford Logan
Howard University
Bayard Rustin
Fellowship of Reconciliation of
New York City
Rustin
Christ Episcopal Church
Indiana
Willian S. Thomas
E. B. Brooks
Brooks
Card of Thanks for Mary Jane Bostic
The family expresses sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during illness and after the death of wife, mother and grandmother Mrs. Mary Jane Bostic. They appreciate floral tributes and aid with transportation, and pray that God blesses all who sent support.
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Mary Jane
Bostic
Roosevelt Family Welcomes Second Son In 13 Months
Los Angeles reports the second Roosevelt child born today to Mrs. James Roosevelt. A boy weighing nine pounds eight ounces joins the family, with both mother and baby in excellent condition per Dr. B J Hanley. This is the second son for F D R’s eldest son, who has two other children by Betsy Cushing.
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Los Angeles
Roosevelt
Tony
James Roosevelt
Romella Schneider
B. J. Hanley
Betsy Cushing
Top Court Confer Qn Action In Latest Crisis Broadcast
The President plans a 9 30 EST nationwide radio address lasting at least 20 minutes as fuel shortages and industrial paralysis widen. Attending advisers include Clark with John F Sennett and John Baecher, while mine union leaders Welly K Hopkins and Joseph A Padway attend for UMW and APL with Kaiser.
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House
Supreme Court
Clark
John F. Sennett
Lewis
John Baecher
Welly K. Hopkins
UMW
Joseph A. Padway
APL
Ae Kaiser
Staf
Chinese Army Ammunition Dump Blows Up Near Shanghai
Explosions rocked a Chinese army ammunition dump on the Shanghai outskirts for six hours. US Air Transport Command evacuated Kiangwun Airfield personnel. planes reportedly undamaged. Chinese casualties feared. residents fled as walls collapsed and fear of civil conflict rose.
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Spencer Moosa
Shanghai
U. S. Air Transport Command
Kiangwun
Iselin Man Anthony Bruno Dies in Basement Well Incident
Anthony Bruno aged 67 died by accidental drowning last Sunday in a well at Santarelli’s Tavern in Iselin. Burial set for Monday at Holy Cross Church Iselin with interment in Iselin Cemetery. Survived by one brother Tiglio Bruno of Cleveland Ohio. Friends may pay respects at Robinson Funeral Home Saltsbury tomorrow 2 to 8 p m.
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Anthony Bruno
Santarélli
Iselin
Robinson
Saltsbury
Holy Cross
Tiglio Bruno
Cleveland
Ohio
Train Hits Car in Mississippi Killing Seven
The Gulf Mobile & Ohio streamliner The Rebel struck a stalled car at a grade crossing in Lauderdale County Mississippi. Coroner Louis Boyd reported seven people died including Erlee Jones and his wife plus six children and teens aboard the vehicle and among the fatalities were Elitha Mitchell Janis Bava and Ernett Calvert. An inquest was not planned after statements from Meridian engineer D H Jenkins.
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Mary -Lee Jones
D. C. Jones
Bernice Jones
Elitha Mitchell
Janis R. Bava
Ernett Lee Calvert
Boyd
D. H. Jenkins
Meridian
Jones
Ask School Board To Meet Strikers In Shamokin Pa
In Shamokin Pennsylvania a citizens committee formed by Dee 7 PKRA plans to press the school board to meet with the striking township teachers. After a public meeting in the high school auditorium John Mangle CIO Local 695 president said residents joined in a record effort to convene talks. Earl Golden was named chairman of the citizens committee aiming to arrange discussions with the board. The action follows two days of public appeal by teachers including a Thursday motorcade through the township.
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Shamokin
Dee
PKRA
Coal Township
John Mangle
Hope Fades for 23 in French Submarine Sunk
Toulon France December 7 Hope was abandoned for 23 men trapped in the 250 ton French submarine 2328 believed sunk by a floating mine off Toulon. A storm halted rescue efforts but attempts to locate the submarine were resumed at dawn by naval and aircraft. The submarine formerly belonged to the German navy.
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Toulon
France
Ministry of Armies
Fire Was Worse Than War Rescued Veteran Says
Continued from page one the flames creeping into their room. He said he stretched bed sheets from his room to that of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Phillips of Lithonia Georgia over which the Baults crawled to the sanctuary of the Phillips room. Bault and Phillips kept the flames out of the second room by stacking the mattresses against the door and soaking them with water from the bathroom. Protect scissors and shears from rough knocks by hanging them or keeping them in a box. In damp weather scissors should be protected from rust by wrapping in waxed paper.
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J. B. Phillips
Lithonia
Bault
Phillip
Phillips
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