Pressmen Taught to Fight Taft Hartley Law at Convention
Delegates at the International Printing Pressmen and Assistants' Union of North America convention learned to oppose anti labor measures. N Ornburn urged support for union made goods and urged campaigns to promote nonunion merchandise be avoided. John J. DeViny praised the union and promised inked cooperation in public printing. George L. Berry reported broad representation from all states and Canadian provinces.
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Bvll
Binkley Pressman
International Printing Pressmen
Waler
North America
N. Ornburn
Low Laber Trades Department
American Federation of Labor
Tennessee
Damon Ornburt
John J. Deving
Labor unions bolster Rep Phillips in First District race
Washington reports Labor's League for Political Education and Machinists for Political Action backed Rep Phillips of Ellicott City in the renomination bid. Hobart Aiken pressed Rep Jens Wings in the second district as a Republican challenger. Phillips opposed the Taft Hartley Act, while Miller defended it amid GOP leadership disputes.
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Washington
Npt.s
Labor
Dayton BE. Philips
Elicebethton
Bla
League For Political Education
Tafl
Jetr Jens
Pris Mats
Phillips
Miller
B. Carroll Reece
Johnson City
BS. Senate
Resignation of West Tennessee State Railroad Utilities Group Chair
Andrew T Taylors resignation as West Tennessee member of the State Railroad Public Utilities Commission took effect today. Gov. Jim McCord will appoint a successor to serve until the November General election. Hemmer of NeMinncilla serves as acting chairman until a permanent head is named. Talon, elected judge of the circuit in August, had chaired the commission since June 2547.
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Nasterlie
Andrew T. Taylors
West Tennessee
Countlaview
Jim McCord
McCord
Inci
Tit. Pudiciat
Aurust
Rep John Jennings Backs GOP State Ticket Amid Tennessee Rifts
Motenville reformer Rep John Jennings declares support for the GOP slate led by Carroll Reece for U.S. Senate and Roy Acuff for governor, despite intra party tensions. The move follows a contentious State Primary Board meeting in Nashville and warns of anti Reece factions potentially crossing for Democratic nominees.
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Wikia FF
Frechutt
Knonville
Spt
Jonm Jennings
Motenville
Tennessee
Republican Party
Mingsport Times-News
Derings
B Carroll Reece
U. & Senator
Roy Acuff
Nashville
Reece
Sovotanr
U. S
Staute
Gay Smith
Knoxville
Art
Carrot Reece
Ralph Dugges
Athens
Deweys
Warren R Eteet
Smith
Rcal PS
Bub
Crossville
Carroll Reece
Ror Acui
Duggan
Bingor Rotert
Murray
Muntingdos
Acui
Kingsport
J. R. Pieres
Sullivan County Republican Organization
Dewnings
Pieres
Dayton
Phillipa! Iran
Wiliams J
Three Men and Woman Charged in Local Safe Robbery
Three men Burton Laughters 22 Robert Frees 22 and Ann Pehotsch 22 all of Kimesport and a woman face charges in a daring Saturday morning safe robbery at Addington Service Station. Paul Herbert 79 of Gate City was released on bond. suspects were moved to Bristol jail as authorities recovered the $25 safe haul and found the getaway car and papers nearby.
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Cat Cowan
Gate City
Burton Laughters
Robert Frees
Ann Pehotsch
Kimesport
Paul Herbert
Commonwealth Attoriey
B. Yager
Richmond
Pudge
G. Quillen
Laughters
Breen
Bristol, Va
Beile
Becht
Hearst
Addington
Big Pendleton
A. Cleve
Hancock County
Lacyer
FESO
Per Deton
Pendleton
Fennessee Highway Patrol
Sullivan
Hawiting
Officota
Cherokee Lalita
Langu
Laughtera
Brown
Fhetts
Long Spurts Ahead In Louisiana Senate Primary
In New Orleans Russell Lang and the late Bucy F. Long moved ahead of Republican candidate Robert F. Mennon by about 36 votes in the Democratic primary for the United States Senate. Early unofficial results from 1688 of 1883 precincts show Long leading with about 537,21 to 236,740 for Mennon, with many parishes still unreported. The race seeks the term of the late Senator Jobo Overton.
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New Orleans
Rusiell Lang
Syesr
Som
Bucy F. Long
Jinige
Robert F. Mennon
United States Senate
Rurel
Lenng
Im. Yeater
Long
Jobo Overton
Rhea GOP Chairman Fined For Contempt
C. H. Smith, chairman of the Rhea County Republican Committee, was fined 500 dollars for contempt of court after failing to appear and show cause why an official canvass of votes in the Meigs Meade county area should be certified. The judge said the contempt arose from the disputed primary election and Smith claimed ignorance of the canvass requirement. He stated the ballots had been broken by his wife after he certified the returns to the state secretary.
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Rhea County
Pritery Howe
Glenm Woodler
C. H. Smif
Flotteviat
Meigs Fané Rhea
Smit
Yeakerday
Ewiodier San
Asqubet Smith
Smith
Secretary of State
Polio cases rise in Tennessee but under weekly count
Tennessee health officials reported 18 new polio cases last week, down from 28 the week prior, with Davidson and Blount counties each recording two cases. Other counties such as Knox and Sevier showed one or two cases, reflecting a scattered statewide distribution.
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Tenn
Nashville
Fennessee
Tennessee
Davidaow
Blourt
Katarille
Knox
Washingtom
Claveland
Im Bedfortt
Dyer
Campbell
Litepoin
Sevier Counvthen
Virginia Coal Pension Lessons in Strike Turmoil
Union miners in Virginia faced protracted strikes affecting operators and merchants. Cash flow faltered as scrip and credit were cut off, with estimated union costs around 43000 for meals and sustenance. Some mines resumed while others hesitated, and locals called meetings to discuss the action amid ongoing labor unrest.
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St. Penk
Wine County
United Mime’ Workers of America
UMWA
Coehgrm
St. Paul
Sajee
el- Moet
Inte
Obuy
Coeburn
Wey
Willard Tram
Ming
Virginia City
Itis
Varias
Ghamorgan
Peetlage
Corpormitton
Les Mingra
Drought Strains Virginia Tennessee Towns Tighten Water Plans
Water shortages hit Coeburn and Pennington Gap as wells run dry and a drought lingers. Coeburn High School shuts down temporarily. Gate City considers water fines relief. Mayor Stewla and officials push a 100000 water bond referendum for a new water and sewerage system.
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Coeburn High School
Tuendar
Robert &. Stewla
Pennington Gap
Mack Wallace
Gate City
Wallace
Cool Weather II Forecast For Area
A garbled regional notice describes a cool spell with forecasts of calm and cooler days. It mentions political rallies in Cookeville with Roy Acuff and B Can rok, plus far visual noise about drought and relief measures.
Berlin currency crisis looms as four powers meet
Four allied governors gather in Berlin to resolve the city’s currency split marked by the Western Deutsche mark and the Soviet backed issue. Moscow officials push for a single currency while maintaining control, with Western allies already issuing new money in West Germany sparking the Berlin blockade. The talks aim to end the standoff and ease access across the city.
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Berlin
Pusaizy
Germany
Moscow
Geomeny
West Getzima
Berta
Bertin
U S Army And Navy Honor Five TEC Scientists
The U S Army and Navy presented certificates of appreciation to five Ten susses Bastaran Corporation scientists for wartime development work with the U S Office of Research and Development. Recipients were Dr R Conklin Dr Lee G Duvy Robert Burton Edgar Guenther and Dawid Bull for the Bachman Process and related explosive innovations.
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Qart
Phyyet
Tensusses Bastaran Corporation
War
Mavy
Outuie
Ing
U. S
Office of Resesuncix ‘and Development
R. Conklin
Lee G
Duvy, Robert Burton, Eugar Guenther, and Dawid Bull
Bachman
Coteset Wiliam Shenvsodt
Tennessee Military District
George G. Fee
USN
H. Th
Tennesses m Corporation
Washingtos Om
Sciguinin
Tennessee Eastroat
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George L. Berry
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School ‘Tysatrne Board
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Jim Board of
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Morristown Station
Finger Valley
Rep. Phillips
Cheiman
State Railroad Utilities Group
John Jennings
Miler
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Senate
Shenté
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Sohn Jerrings
Kennon
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Solivan County
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Blountellter County
Rnaxell Hart
C. C. Hicks
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Aberiil
Clyde Grovecloxe
F. C. (Letty) Alard
Otix L. Pendietan
Stat Phot
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Coehum High School
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Virginia and
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