Court Upholds Fines Against Lewis and UMW
The 1.5 circuit court upheld contempt fines totaling 1.44008 million dollars against Lewis and the United Mine Workers for refusing to carry out a court order to air a strike. Judge Goldsborough had imposed these penalties earlier in 1948, with Lewis fined 20000 dollars and the union 1.460,008 dollars. The appeals court, in a unanimous ruling, found the fines not excessive compared to prior contempt actions and upheld the lower court’s authority under Taft-Hartley provisions concerning injunctions.
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Washington
B/AP
Circuit Court of Or
Uier
T. Alan Goldsborough
Lewis
Goldsborough
Wis
Tower Court
Supreme Court
Bar
Appeals Court
D Day Plus Five Years Honors Pay Tribute at Omaha Beach
Distraught by time and war, ceremonies along the invasion coast mark D-Day plus five. Brig. Gen. Joseph O Hara and Capt. Smith Many Ceremonies join a Paris guard of honor as wreaths honor those who cracked Hitler's fortress. Eisenhower's call of Crusade echoes in remembrance. French villagers, U S air force and War Dads attend solemn rites amid wreckage and flowers left where the troops landed.
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Omaha Beach
France
Adolf Hitler
Europe
Frenen
Brook
Belsen
Wieial
Universal Brotherhood
United States
Joseph O'Hare
Paris
Capt
Smith
American Legion
Economic Co Ceralion Administration
D-La
Gm Beach
C. A. Greer
Kansas City
Dads
Foreign Ministers Still Deadlocked On Berlin Problem
Paris reports the Big Four foreign ministers ended their third session without progress on Berlin. The communique noted continued study of two proposals with no agreement and signaled no immediate settlement. Informants said Acheson indicated U S concessions limit and the talks move toward a possible climax but not a quick resolution.
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Paris
Hig
West Deadlock
French Sonik
Cf Western
Tomorro Formants
Tiean Acheson
U. S
U.S
Germany
Acheson
Vis
Moscow
Kremlin
Berlin
Girl 14 Drowns Near Versailles in Farm Pond
A 14 year old girl drowned in a farm pond near Versailles on Cecil Hutties' property while playing with a brother and sister. Huffman, unable to swim, rowed a boat to rescue two children. The body was flown from Marion Silvey to DeKalb as Mrs Willis and five children vacationed in the area.
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Cecil Hutties
Robert Wi
Sycamore
Patricia
Huffman
Wills
DeKalb
Willis
Motorist Robbed As Pair Held By Patrol
Two 20 year old youths were arrested after noon in Sedalia for allegedly robbing a motorist at gunpoint earlier this morning. The pair allegedly forced the Kansas City man from his car after hitchhiking with him from Kansas City to near California. Trooper H S Priess and Patrolman Barton tracked and captured the suspects and vehicle description was broadcast.
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Sedalia
Kansas City
Kasmak
State High
War
Robert Issac
H. S. Priess
California
Hin
Set
Ww. S. Barton
Patrol
Talk of Dropping New Farm Program
Washington June IAP House agriculture subcommittee disclosed it has about abandoned any idea of enacting the administration's new farm programs this year. It is considering a trial run of the program's production payment principle with hogs and one or two other crops as Secretary Brannan faced the committee.
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Washington
A_ House agriculture subcommittee
Brannan
Pace
D-Ga
Political purge reported under way in Russia
New York Times reports a purge in Paris dispatch by C L Sulzberger. At least 300000 expelled from the Communist party and Komsomol. Disappeared leaders include Vomesensky Kuznetzoy Popkov Zhdanov Galdyakov Sulaberger notes Zhdanov faction linked to Andrei Zhdanov died 1948.
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Russia
York
New York Times
Paris
Dispatch
C. L. Sulzberger
Communist Party
Komsomol
Communist Youth League
the Times
Z. 4. Vomesensky
A. A. Kuznetzoy
P. S. Popkov
Supreme Soviet
Yuri A. Zhdanov
I. ¥. Galdyakov
Sulaberger
Georgi M. Malenkov
Rail Brotherhood Convergence Gathers 238 At Governor Hotel
Registration for the three day state convention of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen and the Ladies Society rose to 238 this afternoon at the Governor Hotel. Attendance is expected to reach 1278 by night. The group will stage drills in full regalia this evening and hold a tea at the Governor's Mansion tomorrow at 4 p.m. followed by banquet and dance in the evening.
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Ene
Ladies’ Society
Governor Hotel
Governor’s Mansion
Chambers Names Wadleigh as Spy Collaborator
In a June testimony, Chambers accused former State Department official Henry Julian Wadleigh of acting as a collaborator in a Communist spy ring. He said Wadleigh supplied microfilm of secret papers for transfer to agents, tying Wadleigh to the broader case as evidence in the Hiss trial context.
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York
Apj
Chambers
Red Today
Rlehing
Pape
Hiss
State Department
Paul
Benout
Filion Wedleish
Henry Julian Wadleigh
House Amamerican Activities Committee
U. S
Wedleigh
Acler
Stryker
Chambershed Com
Debate Opens On New Labor Bill
Senator Elbert Thomas opened the Senate debate urging swift repeal of Taft Hartley, stating the 1944 election mandate viewed the law as a mistake. He noted Truman pledged repeal as a central party goal while AFL and CIO leaders were accused of covertly considering four offensive amendments.
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Washington
Elbert DB
Thomas
Dutah
Senate
Senate Labor Committee
Republican Policy Committee
Labor Committee
Truman
John L. Lewis
William Green
AFL
Philip Murray
CIO
Green
Murray
Senate Group OK To Atlantic Pact
The Senate foreign relations committee unanimously approved the North Atlantic Security Pact in a 14 4 vote. Chairman Connally said the treaty would have a tremendously beneficial effect on the world situation and reported agreement on a report recommending Senate ratification.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Connally
D-Tex
Senate
Marion Wade resigns from city police force
Police Chief E H Mueller announced patrolman Marion Wade’s resignation from the police force to take a job as city bus driver. No appointment to fill the vacancy has been made. Wade served on the force since May 1947.
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Marion Wade
Police Force
E. H. Mueller
Foray
Wade
Mueller
Restaurant Owner Fined For Running Gambling Device
Retin Allen was fined 24 dollars in police court for operating two gambling devices at 18 East High Street. The device, a Bingo game, was confiscated by patrolman Ernest Jungmeyer who acted on a tip. The mayor and police chief had issued a warning earlier about petty gambling.
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Retin Allen
Restaurent
East High Street
Ernest Jungmeyer
Jungmeyer
Allen
Andrew Senwailer
E. H. Mueller
Lawrence Luikewitte
Jumps From Second Floor Bed Sparks Kitchen Blaze
A person leapt from a second floor bed to the first floor kitchen during an early dawn incident. A smoldering fire damaged the bedroom floorboards after the fall, with initial reports noting flare ups and rounded debris.
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Array
Flash Floods Hit Two Rivers in Kansas City Headlines
Heavy rains drenched the west central region causing the Lamine and Blackwater rivers to surge toward flood stages. Clifton and Blue Lick areas faced rising waters while towns like Napoleon Concordia Sedalia and Warrensburg recorded rainfall totals as forecasts warn of continued storms tonight and tomorrow.
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Kansas City
Clifton
Blue Lick
Marshall
Napoleon
Concordia
Cdesss
Warrensburg
Chifton City
PG. Sedalia
Rutledge Bond Set At Fifty Thousand Dollars
Cedar Rapids June 1 A P District Judge J B Heisserman set a 50000 bond for Dr Robert C Rutledge Jr 2B of St Louis who was convicted by a jury of second degree murder in the death of Byron Hart man 28 Fond was not posted. Heisserman ordered Rutledge would be free on bond if dead is held but required appearance for judgment and sentence or any court order. Rutledge has been in Linn county jail since surrender March 23 and pleads innocent to first degree murder charges.
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Goldsborough
Lewis St
Supreme Court
Lewis
Colas
Lewi
Miers
Oats
Wi Ander
Cedar Rapids
J.B. Heisserman
Robert C. Rutledge, Jr
St. Louis
Byron C. Hartman
Heiserman
Rutledge
Howeve
Linn
City Playgrounds See Strong Attendance At Parks
Director Jammer E. Gibbs reports good turnouts at eight city playground centers from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. with partial-day hours adjusted by need. Programs include storytelling, volleyball, softball, croquet, crafts, and games supervised by trained leaders. A new inclusive coral program is planned, and turnout may rise after local Bible schools end Friday.
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Lions
Raymond Bills
Gibbs
Governor Blair Readmitted To St Marys Hospital
Governor James T. Blair Sr. is again hospitalized at St Marys after a gall bladder attack, resting well after entering the hospital Saturday. He previously suffered the same ailment last month. Irene Tellman filed a circuit court divorce suit from Harold Tellman, married March 30, 1947, seeking custody of three minor children and attorney fees.
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James T. Blair, Sr
St. Mary's Hospital
Blair
Irene Tellman
Circuit Court
Harold Tellman
Cedar Citians Move Upstairs As River Rises
Central Missouri residents brace for Missouri river rise with many moving to upper floors and attics. Backwater floods basements and gardens while streams overflow near Cedar City and Jefferson City. Dredging halted at Jefferson City Sand Company as river level falls only slowly.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
F&m
Indays
Eure
Minsour
River Kansas
Oly
Osare
The
Ozarks
Central Missouri
Unity
Vivar Groupee
Jefferson Cite Sand Company
Missouri River
Moreau Flats
Callawsy
Lowia
Moreau
Highway 39
Green Berry
Cedar City
Cedars Law
Hendesier
Walnut Street
Highway 30 West
Would-Be Burglar Misses at Cafe
A would-be burglar escaped from the Little Nell restaurant early this morning after breaking a rear basement window. Patrolman Roy Hogg reported moist foot tracks indicated the intruder had not been gone long. Willard Wilson, waiting to open for breakfast, described a 3 foot 8 inch, 163 pound man who fled after peering about. No items were reported missing.
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Durelar
Little Nell
Come U
Roy Hogg
Willard Wilson
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Hitler
Versailles
Register For Rail Brotherhood
Wadleigh
Tribune Stall Paotoe
Melvin Allen
McCarty Street
Simonseni School
Jefferson Cit Sand _company
George Wallan
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