NLRB Chief Criticizes Friction From Taft Hartley Law
NLRB chairman Paul M. Herzog told Sen Morse that Taft Hartley law creates friction delay and uncertainty between the board and its general counsel. Morse cited Herzog letter in Senate hearings on repealing the act and restoring Wagner Act. Herzog warned separation of powers under TH fuels trouble.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Paul M. Herzog
NLRB
Sen. Morse
R.ore
Morse
Senate Labor Committee
Gerhard P. van Arkel
van Arkel
Herzog
Angry GI wrecks train cars over anti Army remark
Corp John B. De Mille of Framingham Mass 2 year army veteran smashed about 1000 dollars worth of equipment on a New York Central train near Celverard after a passenger called the Army no good Police subdued him and he was taken off at Collinwood Yards He admitted breaking windows doors a mirror and a cash register and said he did it because GI s were no good He was held but no charges filed
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Celverard
Army
New York Central
Corp
John B. de Mille
Framingham
Mass
Collinwood Yards
Needler
de Mille
John Corso
Schenectady
George de Mille
John R. de Mille
Framingham, Maas
Cleveland
New York
Secret Rocket Lands in American Zone German Waters
Berlin February report says a Soviet rocket fired during maneuvers landed in the American zone of Germany with no damage or injuries. An American officer called it a routine off course incident and said the rocket’s discovery was kept top secret. The incident follows Soviet propaganda attacks as Moscow accuses the West of holding over 100 Soviet citizens in Western Germany.
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Berlin
Germany
Russ Lash
U.S
G. S. Lukanschenko
United States
Lucius D. Clay
Major plant planned by American Brass Co at Paramount
Paramount announces a new large manufacturing plant by American Brass Co. The project aims to expand operations and create jobs in the region. Details include site plans, anticipated production capacity, and potential economic impact to the community. The news item appears on Page B-1 in the local news coverage.
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American Brass Co
Paramount
Page
Book allegation shocks U S embassy in Moscow
A book credited to Annabelle Bucar, a former U S embassy employee, accuses Ambassador Walter Bedell Smith of black market orders and corruption. Elbridge Durbrow rejects the charges as baseless. Bucar, a Pittsburg University alumna, resigned two years earlier and now lives in Moscow with her Russian husband and child.
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OSCOW
Annabelle Bucar
U. S
Walter Bedell Smith
United
U. S. State Department
Russia
State Department
Washington
Smith
Elbridge Durbrow
Moscow
Durbrow
Pittsburgh
Miss Bucar
Pittsburgh University
Clairton
U. S. Information Service
Konstantin Lapshin
Literary Gazette
Ambassador Smith
Mikhail Zagorodny
United States
Flood Dangers Rise as Midwestern Thaws Begin
Warmer air across Nebraska and plateau states melts large snow piles raising flood fears. Lincoln Governor Val Peterson convenes state local and federal agencies to plan for possible serious flooding as temperatures reach 40s to 50s. The Weather Bureau notes trend upward across western blizzard states while snow clearance efforts continue in the disaster area.
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Wy Associated Press
Midwest
Mercury
Nebraska
Rockies
Lincoln
Neb
Val Peterson
Peterson
U. S. Weather Bureau
Boise
Idaho
Ely
Nev
Sidney
Pocatello
Dakotas
South Dakota
Fifth Army
Two Northern Towns Facing Water Peril
In Del Norte County California severe flooding threatened Smith River and Fort Dick as the river rose to road level and cut telephone service. Evacuations were ordered for lowlands while sandbagging attempts on Highway 101 continued amid heavy rain and strong winds.
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San Francisco
del Norte County
California
Smith River
Fort. Dick
Fort Dick
Oregon
Jon
Orelgan
Florence
Golden Beach
Eureka
Humbert
del Norte
Klamath
Trinity
Eel Rivers
Washington
Poe
Shake-up Advised in Agriculture Dept
The Hoover Commission urged a broad reorganization of the Agriculture Department in a report to Congress saying it could save taxpayers at least 80 million dollars annually. It would unify county activities to end duplications and overlapping policies, and transfer some food and land tasks from other agencies. The plan would split Washington operations into research extension resources conservation commodity regulation credit rural electrification and a secretary staff. two dissenters argued the savings estimates were not proven.
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Washington
Hoover Commission
Agriculture Department
Chisages
Congress
Department
Herbert Hoover
Dean Acheson
James H. Rowe Jr
Britons Split Over Painted Kippers In Public Feud
London residents argue if shellacked kippers are unhealthy and unfit for sale. Arthur Vizard sparked the debate with a Times letter. Lords and MPs weigh in, blaming or defending the practice as a taste improver and preservative.
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London
Arthur Vizard
Times
Land's End
John O'Groats
Lord Dunsany
The
Is Lordship
All England
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Ronald Crawford
Associated Press
Jacqueline Jones
Louisville
Evansville
Ind
Auretta Dick
Reds
Upstate
Arturo Gay
Inez
Padl J. Horton
Newark
N. J
Russ
By Eddy Gilmore
Agriculture Dept
Kippers
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