Joint Committee on Atomic Energy in Washington session
Members of the Joint Committee on Atomic Energy of the Senate and House in session recently in Washington. Seated, left to right: Sen. Bourke Hickenlooper, Rep. Charles Elston, Rep. Carl Hinshaw, Sen. William Knowland, with Ta., chairman.
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Senate
House
Washington
Bourke Hickenlooper
William Knowland
Cal
Charles Elston
R. O
Carl Hinshaw
Hartley Law Dispute Spreads Through Portland Oregon
The Oregon Teamster presses publish a telegram to Ray Smethurst of the Nail Association legal division claiming Rep. Hartley says a new contract signed by Lewis and mine operators violates Taft Hartley law. The telegram requests an interpretation, noting Sen. Taft’s position and suggesting lawyers drafted the bill.
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Portland, Ore
Oregon
Ource
Oregon Teamster
Ray ‘Smethurst
The
Nail Assn. of
Manufacturers Legal Division
Fred Hartley
Lewis
Taft-Hartley
Hartley
Sen
Robert Taft
God Is on the Mountain Top The Vision and the Market
A fragmented meditation contrasts spiritual ascent with economic caution. The speaker recalls finding God on a mountain and values heavenly peace, while an executive cautions that a mild recession with 20 fewer jobs could be a healthy period for the credit industry.
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Trent
Shaten
Pinot Sk
Jurne
Solone
Exec
Mgr
Henry H. Heimann
Nat Assn
Credit
Taft-Hartley Law Bid Adopts Midnight Marine Workers Plea
The Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers CSO hailed the passing of the Taft-Hartley measure as a decisive shift. Members rallied at midnight to support the act, underscoring its impact on labor relations and industry standards.
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Industrial Union of Marine & Shipbuilding Workers
CSO
The Cherry Tree Prospects a World Gone Smash
A pocket magazine features dramatic pictures about how the world could end. It shows sun and moon mischief, a comet near Earth, and possible cosmic catastrophe. The piece notes these scenarios may be scientifically plausible but comforts that humanity has endured since ancient times.
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Ecient
Gent
Phone Workers Unite With IBEW Amid June Report
The United States total of Americans working for pay or with jobs in dog or prime roles rose to about 5,000,000 in June, with a 173,000 increase from May. The Commercial Telephone Workers Union voted 4 to 1 to affiliate with the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, the eighth union to join the IBEW, while noting that many workers remain outside the merger.
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United States
Bureau of Consus
Workers’ Union
Lion
International Brotherhood
Electrical
AFL
Evin Te Hackett
Toc
Eal
Hl Jonly
Hols Bel Telephone Company
Intea
Jana
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Edwardsville
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Illinois
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North Main Street
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Vernon Harris, PI
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Edwardsville, Ill
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Locco Stokers
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Gordon-Michel Tire & Battery Co., Inc
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Madison County
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E. J. Shephard
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Granite City
Lexow Mercantile and Electrical Appliance, Inc
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Western Auto Associate Store
Jansen
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Midwest Loan Company
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Madison County Abstract & Title Company
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Ageus Trecity Abstract
Ritle CO
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