Union Press Still Free Says Ball Comments on Taft-Hartley Act
Washington Oct 9 Sen Ball Republican Minnesota said there will be no attempt to infringe on union newspapers under the Taft Hartley Act as watchdog committees stay neutral in labor management disputes. He noted unions fund some papers and the issue hinges on union treasury support rather than subscriptions. The act is working with no major defects to date and courts may clarify the funding question.
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Congress
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Nubbins Rallies in Operation Held in November 1944
Holdman, a six year old Cheyenne lad, was reported in very satisfactory condition after a critical operation. If he recovers, he may need another kidney operation. The surgeon had performed a similar procedure yesterday and three years ago. Parents had set survival odds at about 1000 to 1, then expressed cautious optimism. Weathered by a nation’s sympathy and generosity, the family awaits further news.
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Denver
20 000 Mile Roundup Miniature Cattle Herd Exhibited
A Chicago resident spent 18 months traveling 20 000 miles to assemble a herd of miniature cattle, the smallest Aberdeen Angus, Brown Swiss Angus and Hereford calves some under 32 inches tall and 290 pounds. Officials note such dwarfs are rare, about one in 1 500 births, with high mortality. The herd includes Champ, Lady, Shorty, Chief, and Babe, exhibited at a local fair.
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Champ
Atnois
Yady
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Iowa
Brown
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Texas
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Meyers
Baldwin Estate Nearing Six Million Dollars
Los Angeles Oct. 9 executors report shows the value of the late Anita M. Baldwin estate has increased to nearly six million dollars since her 1939 death. The Baldwin fortune, daughter of E. J. Baldwin, was cited by executors before Superior Judge Newcomb Condee.
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Lucky) Baldwin
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Thieves Steal Bonds Jewelry From Recreation Park Site
A report filed with police states two $1000 bonds and jewelry valued at $1100 were stolen from a car at the Recreation Park golf course. Ed ward W. Cochran of Los Angeles reported the loss. A wristwatch valued at $140 was taken from a car at 2104 W. 20th St. Tuesday night. Police reported a burglar took $23 cash from the apartment of Dorothy Curry and Betty Jane Onsen, 1845 East Ocean Boulevard.
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Soldier to die for murder of Japanese in Wake Forest
Private Albert Williams of Wake Forest North Carolina faces death for murdering a Japanese national by striking one blow with a pistol butt and attempting a robbery. The case will be reviewed by Major General Charles W Ryder acting Eighth Army commander.
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Charles W.ryder
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