Labor Board Power Upheld by High Court
The Supreme Court sustains broad National Labor Board authority and rejects federal review of board election methods. It upholds that a federal appeals court cannot review certification of a CIO as exclusive bargaining agent for Pacific Coast longshoremen and supports board-directed elections to determine representation. It also sustains orders placing a single union on ballots and establishing a bargaining unit at Milwaukee and Nissan’s Constallers Power Company.
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Am Dneley
Falk Corporation
Milwaukee
British plan reduce Yangtze River fleet
British authorities said the Yangtze River fleet of 14 gunboats would be reduced to aid European war service. Two gunboats above Hankow to be laid up. five withdrawn in October and three in December.
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Shanghat
Great Britain
Yamine
Hankaw
Sean
Oesteher
Changking
Boahni
Irregularities in County Court Report Adopts Findings
Sullivan county court adopted a report criticizing county operations. The six main issues included mixing personal and county funds, overdrafts, unauthorized spending, appointments without court authority, depreciation for a county official's car, and high disinfectant expenditures at the county jail. The audit was described as favorable yet with noted irregularities and recommendations.
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Sullivan County Court
T. J. Burrow
Bristol
Ccurt
Seizure of Mail Protested by U S to Britain
The United States formally protested Britain's seizure of mail destined to Germany. A note to Britain stated the U S cannot admit the right of British authorities to interfere with American mail on neutral ships or to censor mail on ships that involuntarily enter British ports. The State Department cited four cases involving around 1,250 sacks of mail and parcel post from American or neutral ships.
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Washington
Jun
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Britain
United State
Germany
Mers Lean
High Seas
Kings
Hull Not Out for Job as President
Secretary Hull denied reports of presidential ambitions during a press conference. He insisted he has no personal aim for the presidency, said he warned others over a year ago, and requested supporters avoid tying politics to his official duties. He reaffirmed no political role in the State Department.
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Hult
Lahee
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Wren
Hall
Patien
Fighting Finns Show Red Army To Be Just Another Flash in Pan
Reported by DEWITT MACHIENZE the piece notes potential peace talks and asks if Finnish actions will trigger wider conflict. It mentions Finnish patrols surrounding Red Army troops, a call by King Georg to mobilize youths, and rising global tension as Europe faces uncertain days. The piece hints at ongoing discussions and forecasts limited progress in stability.
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Owith Ie
Europe
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Sulla Sector Any Threst~ Ring In Surround A Red Iivision
Ina
Kulkohopal
Amive
Weadership
Drout
Fiscal problems confront solons also in Chicago
A garbled summary notes lawmakers across several states facing budget strains and policy battles as they convene in special sessions or odd-year meetings. It mentions New York and New Jersey budget issues, health insurance, labor law revisions, and tax exemptions to spur industry. Officials seek brief sessions but face partisan tension and revenue limits.
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Louisiane
New York
New Jersey
South Caro Hnl
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Ossionga
Illineis
Ohio
Okahoma
Maine
Kantucky Jewlilutere
Arundy
Friend of Hitler Stile Missing in London Mystery
Fragmentary London report tracks a German linked figure called Stile. Officials tighten security at a channel port awaiting a formal check before any public presentation. Lord Rexleddale, her father, waits at the port with no word on her movements as rumors swirl.
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Willeyrie
Freepein-Mutferd
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Felonil
Adolf Hiller
Geremany
Nxaly
Rexleddale
Dies Committee Report Is Ready
The Dies committee plans a tougher push on immigration and naturalization enforcement and broader publicity on un American activities. Six of seven members approved a nearly finalized report filed before midnight tomorrow, with a possible extension for one more year and renewed calls for hearings on new evidence if continued.
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Tex
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Germany Watches Finland Rift Amid Russian Ties
Fragmented late news reports suggest Germany wary of Britain influence over Finland as Russia Finland relations draw concern. Observers note Berlin aims to stay aloof while seeking to settle scores with Britain amid shifting global alignments.
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Germany
Finland
Britain
Grrenany
Soren
Record Cold Dominates Season as Snow Lingers
Weather officials report a brutal cold snap with a 9 degree minimum and 14.3 average across 24 hours ending at 8 a.m. The high stayed at 24.7, the first time not rising above freezing. A 7:20 a.m. low was the season’s record, and officials warn of more freezing conditions tonight. The cold follows heavy snowfall of eight inches, damaging water lines and radiators. pipes outside and some indoors froze, garages deal with burst radiators, and highways were cleared with multiple incidents but no injuries. State patrol notes 12 wheelers involved in incidents as roads slowly improve.
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Claude Buckles
State Highway Patrol
Germans Protest Ship Internment
Berlin files a protest over Uruguay interning the German freighter Tacoma, arguing the vessel aided the pocket battleship Graf Spee and was not a warship. Montevideo confirms plans to keep Tacoma captive for the war and cites anticipated visits from British authorities.
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Flooding Rivers Threaten Turkey in Western Regions
Reports from Ankara indicate new flood conditions worsened by torrential rains. Western Bursa and surrounding areas faced widespread devastation with thousands believed dead. Rivers Suria Sindshan and Acvanos surged across plains toward the Sea of Marmara, sweeping away homes as communications remained severed.
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Demo Executives Gather For County Political Decision
Sullivan County Democrats convene to choose a path for August elections. Joe Snow chairs the meeting amid calls for unity behind candidates. County Attorney Curtis hints primacy could be favored by some. Speakers praise Snow and urge harmony to secure a Democratic victory.
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Joe D. Snow
Sullivan
Damowale Organiancian
Thomas Curtin
Bava
Joe DB. Snow
Democrats
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Bristol
Sqealeero
House of Representatives
Sullivan Teounty
O'Dell
Clea
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Mkingspark
Democrata
Joe Snow
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Democratid
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Thone
Tar
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Sm Deliered Dufeat
Britain calls 2,000,000 men to sign ranks
Britain orders all men aged 19 to 27 to register for military service as world war tensions rise. The move boosts manpower to 1,500,000 plus more mobilized forces. Finnish cities suffer bombing with Turku in ruins and casualties reported, while Soviet air raids threaten supply lines. Romania vows to defend border provinces if needed as German air incursions continue near Scotland. A German claim notes a British loss, and Hong Kong ports are closed to shipping. In Tennessee, Mrs CorjNel la Dernberry dies after a fire-related accident.
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George VI
Turku
Finland
Minnlesh
Karl Genter
J Tyvasiyvla
T¢lsinn
Salla
Flanisg
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Theumunin
Ruseli
George Tatarescu
Rumania
Bessarabia
Bukovina
Russia
Union
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Dyer County Court elects fifth term chair
L. C. Fambanks was chosen to a fifth consecutive term as chair of the Dyer County Court at the body’s quarterly meeting in Dyersburg Tennessee on July 2.
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Dyersburg
Tenn
L. C. Fambanks
Dyer County
Third Session Opens Amid Political Hustle
Washington Jan 2 The Third Session of the 76th Congress opens with anticipated activity as lawmakers assemble in Washington. The longest previous session ran five months with a multi-month adjournment, while the shortest lasted about two weeks. A diverse group of attendees includes business leaders teachers editors and farmers among the twelve dozen who will fill seats this term.
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Lerpis
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