Republicans Abandon Big Rally Plan in 1948 Campaign
Republicans say they will drop public rallies for the congressional campaign. The party plans limited meetings including the GOP executive committee in Atlantic City on May 23 and 24, a July session in Salt Lake City, and a national cam paign meeting in Chicago after Labor Day. Senator Brewster had described the rallies but would not comment on the abandonment.
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Washington
GOP
Atlantic City
Salt Lake City
Utah
National Cameo
Chicago
Laboray
William Mylander
National Committee
Brewster
Maine
Truman
Unfair Labor Action Linked To State Firm
The CIO United Auto Workers local at the Wisconsin Axle division of the Timken-Detroit Axle Co Oshkosh was found to have engaged in unfair labor practices by a national labor relations board trial examiner Joseph L Hektoen. The recommendation calls for the local to cease and desist from trying to pressure the company to discriminate against non members in good standing, under section 8 A of the labor relations act.
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Washington, D. C
CIO
United Auto Workers
Wisconsin Axle Division
Timken-Detroit Axle Co
Oshkosh
National Labor Relations Board
Joseph L. Hektoen
Local 291
National Labor Relations Act
Dragged Water Hole On Gillette Street In Gas Line Tank Work
Firemen dragged a 30 foot diameter water filled hole on Gillette Street after a resident found a suitcase with clothing near the edge. They searched with a boat and pike in a failed attempt to locate a ny. Police found the name W Carl son inside trousers from the suitcase bearing the number T64566.
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Gillette Street
Indianhead Truck Co
W. Carlson
Start Surveys For Canadian Gas Pipe Line
Superior Wisconsin reports surveys are under way for a natural gas line from Alberta to Winnipeg and possibly to the head of the lakes. A Winnipeg syndicate seeks Canadian government permission with aims to extend to Superior Duluth and Minnesota iron range. William F. Ryan of a Boston firm says surveys serve varied clients including Imperial Oil and Intra-Provincial and Lake Head Pipeline firms.
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Superior
Wis
Alberta
Superior Duluth
Minnesota Iron Range
Superior Evening Telegram
Winnipeg
Lakes
Telegram
William F. Ryan
Boston Engineering and
Imperial Oil Co
Lake Head
Edmonton
Racine Residents Offered Blood Insurance Plan
St. Luke's hospital in Racine unveiled a blood insurance plan through Dr. E. S. Olson. Families may pay an annual premium of two units of blood and receive unlimited whole blood or plasma for husband, wife, and under 19 children, with blood replaced by any donor type. The unit price also drops from 25 to 18.50 dollars.
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Racine
Wis
St. Luke’s Hospital
E. S. Olson
Drivers Truckmen Sign Four Year Pact
New York reports a four year peace agreement between 10 000 AFL truckmen and 1 800 long haul trucking firms approved by Motor Carriers Association of New York. Joseph M. Adelizzi said Local 807 AFL International Brotherhood of Teamsters endorsed the pact which promises industry peace and relief from crippling strikes through August 31 1954. The firms connect Newark City with New York New England the South and Midwest. On the Nile are varieties of waterfowl as large as a man.
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New York
AFL
Joseph M. Adelizzi
Motor Carriers Association of New York
Newark City
New England
Midwest
Guide for Draftees and Veterans by Maj Nial
Letters from readers answer questions on the new VA direct home loan set to start July 20. Eligibility hinges on no private GI loan, satisfactory credit risk, repayment relative to earnings, and unused GI loan privilege. Readers inquire about pensions abroad and GI bill benefits for dependents and foreign veterans.
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Maj
Thomas M. Nial
New Orleans
British Commander Sees Communist Rally Failing in Berlin
Maj. Gen. G. K. Bourne predicted the six hour Sunday parade of the Free German Youth would end with a clear western victory. He noted 200000 East Germans were gathered in the Russian sector and 500000 were expected to march, with police ready to handle agitators.
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East Germany
Berlin
Britain
Russia
G. K. Bourne
Freie Deutschejugend
Free German
Pline
Bourne
Moscow
Hearings Set On Newspaper Express Rates
The Interstate Commerce Commission will hold a New York hearing on July 10 regarding a complaint by the American Newspaper Publishers Association that railway express rates for newspaper shipments are excessive. The ANPA seeks a general investigation and a future rate structure that is just and reasonable after postwar increases, the latest effective January.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York
American Newspaper Publishers Association
ANPA
ICC
Brophy Quits District GOP Group Seeks Post
Former Rep. John C. Brophy resigns as the fourth district Republican chairman and will seek the GOP nomination for U S representative from the district. Hugo Murray, county chairman, announced the move Wednesday night. Delegates at the district caucus recommended Harry Hopkins for the district chairmanship. Sweden is building 10 heavy construction fishing boats for Russia.
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Milwaukee
John C. Brophy
GOP
U. S
Hugo Murray
Republican Voluntary Committee
Murray
Harry Hopkins
Greenfield
Sweden
Russia
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