Two edged Taft-Hart act injunction power debated
Washington reports on the Taft Hartley act usage as 19 injunctions have been issued, nine against unions and one against an employer. Robert N. Denham, head of the National Labor Relations Board, defends the sweeping power as a necessary though potent tool. Early cases include Utica teamsters, Topeka carpenters, and a New York General Motors order. Denham notes time delays for standard trials and the court can halt alleged unfair practices pending NLRB verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
General Iutore
Robert N. Denham
Denamax
National Labor Relations Board
Brent Jason
Denham
NLRB
Utica
N.Y
A.pf.l. Teamsters
Topeka
Kan
A.F.L. Carpenters
New York
General Motors
Vietham
Auto Workers
Chicago
Ileet Deela
Denham Peopl
Linglemeofeeket
North Carlina
C.I.C
Bargalin
Texarkana
Ark
A.F.L. Street
Electric Railway
Cryptic national threat over miners pensions dispute
Lawrence daily journal-wor ed reports a national concern over miners pensions extending through June or older, with trustee sessions underway. Lewis declares the contract dispute unresolved and national in scope, potentially affecting mine operations, but no bargaining session is called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Daily Journal-Wored
Lewis
National Inter
Kansas Proclaims Brotherhood Week February 22 23
Gov Frank Carlson designated February 22 29 as National Brotherhood Week in Kansas urging churches schools civic groups radio stations theaters and the press to unite in a great effort to eliminate prejudice and bigotry with participation from communities across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Frank Carlson
Kansas
Enemy of Liberty: Capper Warns on Price Controls
Washington February 3 Senator Capper Republican Kansas says restoring wartime price controls and rationing would weaponize the ration card against liberty and initiative. He argues government power over prices would amount to policing all levels from producer to consumer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Capper
R-Kan
Kansas Revenue Up Third Over January of Last Year
Kansas revenue collections for January rose to 7.08 million, about a third above January of the prior calendar year. Seven month total reached 41.27 million, roughly 30 percent higher than the same period the year before. Ottawa reports note figures tied to the state’s 1930s fiscal cycle and a statewide revenue uptick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Toneka
Kansas Commission of Revenue and Taxation
Capper to Oppose Restoration of Meat Rationing
Senator Capper of Kansas says he will oppose restoring price controls and rationing. He states in the congressional record that such action would be decidedly against the public interest, and includes opposition from A C Classen, president of the Lutler county farm bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Capper R.kan
Congressional Record
A.C. Classen
Lutler County Farm Bureau
Four Lawrence Men Set for Medical Internships
Four Lawrence men slated for June graduation with doctor of medicine degrees at the University of Kansas. They will begin internships at institutions including University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas? City, U S Naval Hospital, Toledo Hospital, and Evanston hospital in Evanston. The names listed include Robe wards, Chester W. Klein, Glenn A. Lessenden, and Hensselaer McClure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
University of Kansas
Robe
Alabama
University of Kansas Medical Center
Chester
Stomach distress cured after ten years with INNER-AID
A man reports ten years of stomach distress vanished after using INNER-AID, a 12-juice formula from Nature's Plants. He says the brick sensation in his stomach disappeared the second day, bowel movements regularized, headaches and gas gone, and he feels like a new man. The ad claims INNER-AID cleanses the liver and removes old bile, marketed by drug stores.
Age Claim Sparks Interest in Local Obituary
Mrs Garnica born June 18 1845 in Old Mexico. She reportedly lived here since 1916 and remained active until two years ago. Rev Hilary Hernandez of Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic church joined Mexican community members who affirm the age stated.
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Hilary Hernandez
Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church
Garnica
Old Mexico
Kaiser Economical On Highways Says Winnipeg Official
A Winnipeg General Director states the Kaiser achieves 24 miles per gallon on highways regardless of speed, emphasizing its economical performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaiser
Greensberg
Manefaicturer
Lake Michigan
Chicago
Blackville
Ineurence Executive
Winnipeg
Man
Generel
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Taft
John L. Lewis
Lewin
United Mine Workers Union
Fzra van Horn
Thomas Murray
Wis
Lindley’s
Kansas Cleaners
Uncle Sam
Te Speake
Ottens Ottawa
Alf M. Landon
Republican Club
Otta
Apper
Addreza
Sen. Capper
Dodge City
Antonio Perse Garnica
Litwin's
Buckle
A. V. Phillips
Ala
St. Phons
Shaw Lumber Co
Malott’s
Bowen Af
FORD
Morgan
Mack Sales and Service
Frazer
Kaisers
Frazera
Hamilton
Lovvel, Md
Susineseman
Canada
freas @ Greate
B. I
Kalser
Wendell Noble
Genuree
Lazgest
TOM Smith Motors
Board & Moore Motors
Garnett Motors
E. 6Th Ave
Garnett
Baldwin Motors
Baldwin
ED Meyer Motor CO
North Main
Ottawa
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