Truman Plan Aims 30 Day Cooling Off For Six Months
Discussion centers on a voluntary 30 day cooling off period for six months linked to a Truman labor bill. Davis pushes emergency use of eminent domain and just compensation with steps to keep operations running if needed. Taft says Congress should act in a defined case, while Lucas warns against broad repeal moves amid Taft-Hartley debate. Senate labor hearings stretch into late week with NLRB and Mediation Service officials voicing support and concerns.
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United States
Sen. Taft
Ohio
Congress
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Illinois
Senate
Lucas
Senate Labor Committee
Robert N. Denham
National Labor Relations Board
Denham
Fiveman Board
Paul Herzog
NLRB
Herzog
Cyrus Si Ching
Federal Mediation Service
Labor Department
Winter blizzard stretches across states closing roads
Gov Peterson extended the emergency in several counties as residents struggle to dig out. Strong Wyoming winds toppled power lines and unroofed buildings, hindering a week of Army snow removal. Three deaths were blamed on the weather in Missouri, Idaho and Oregon. Utah officials warned that the livestock industry faces disaster without a break in the weather, while Montana saw a sharp cold snap and many rural roads blocked. Idaho declared a state of emergency for severe winter conditions, citing equipment shortages in snow removal efforts.
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Wyoming
Missouri
Idaho
Oregon
Utah
Chesley P. Seeley
Bureau of Land Management
Salt Lake City
Montana
Great Falls
State Highway Department
Butte
Three Forks
Townsend
Livingston
Bozeman
Helena
C. A. Robins
Robins
Hoover urges overhaul of executive branch agencies
Ex President Hoover tells a Senate committee that the government needs a major reorganization to curb agency overreach. He backs separate plans for four agencies and urges stronger presidential control and a streamlined budget office with an expanded executive role.
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Hoover
Congress
Department
Federal Security Agency
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Interior Department
Maritime Commission
Army Engineers
Secretary of Defense
United States
National Security Council
Treasury Department
Civil Service Commission
The
Security Council
National Security Resources Board
Landlords Plan Trek to Capital
Landlords announce the Freedom Train tour aimed at opposing new rent controls. The trip will pick up property owners in Kansas City, St. Louis, and Chicago before reaching Washington where protests are planned. Tulsa rent control director warns evictions must cease within five days or face government injunctions.
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Tulsa
Okla
Freedom Train
Kansas City
St. Louis
Chicago
Washington
Wallace J. Murphy
Murphy
C. E. Marshall
Dallas
Petri's Cleaners Offers Tuxedo Rental Service
Ten years ago four customers sparked a tuxedo rental idea at Petri's Cleaners. They purchased 118 complete tuxedo suits in sizes 34 to 48 with shirts ties shoes and accessories. The stock has since updated to newer styles and colors. Visit 1259 Orange Ave for fittings or call 6629 for appointments.
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Petri's
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