Labor Pledges Unity Against Communism
Labor Day 1951 pledged national unity against communism and praised labor’s defense role. AFL leader George Meany urged warning Russia of Kremlins attack, while Truman framed labor as part of the American team. Defense chief Marshall and Manny Fleischmann praised labor’s mobilization contribution. Green and Murray broadcast messages abroad urging workers to resist totalitarian control.
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Associated Press
Russia
Kremlin
George Meany
American Federation of Labor
AFL
Truman
San Francisco
Tabor
Defense Marshall
Manny Fleischmann
William Green
CIO
Philip Murray
State Department
Voices of America
Green
Murray
Ida Lupino to Sue for Divorce in Reno
Hollywood report states Ida Lupino will file for divorce from Collier Young in Reno this week. The couple co founded Filmakers Inc and have a film partnership. they wed in La Jolla in 1948. Lupino previously married Louis Hayward. Young’s first wife was Valerie Edmonds.
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Hollywood
Lupino
Reno
Collier Young
Young
Filmakers, Inc
la Jolla
Calif
Miss Lupino
Louis Hayward
Valerie Edmonds
New York City
Government to Set Pork Cut Prices This Week
Washington authorities announce a government order to fix wholesale pork prices this week with a later retail price order likely by October. Officials indicate adjustments may occur across different cuts as the program is phased in.
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Washington
Russians in Hillsborough Treatybury Mansion Amid Press Cold Shoulder
In Hillsborough California Russian delegates at the Japanese peace conference keep a low profile at the 40 room Ups Lands mansion. Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko refuses press interviews while police gate access remains strict. A reporter describes the standoff with a red haired interpreter and the guarded entry as spectators watch the estate's gable roofs.
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Uplands
Nolice
Andrei Gromyko
Wisnom
Doctors to teach by phone in Kentucky study group
Doctors in Kentucky will run a statewide telephone instructional network next February through April. The Kentucky State Medical Association and the city of Louisville Merivn sponsor the project described as Kentucky’s first instructional telephone network. Dr. Herbert L. Clas U as L will direct monthly wire casts from Louisville for doctors in over 80 county medical societies.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Kentucky State Medical Assciation
Theity of
Senate Overtime Warning Echoes in Capitol
Senate Democratic Leader McFarland of Arizona warned colleagues they must push through overtime to finish chores by October 1. The Senate accelerated a $7.29 billion foreign aid bill last week in two days, with others noting the drive to go home. House members enjoy a 19 day break until September 12 as the next major measures loom.
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Washington
Senate
McFarland
Arizona
Congress
Edwin C. Johnson
Co. Colo
House
Armed Services
McFerland
Nationalist China Declines Japans Peace Treaty Ties
In Taipei Formosa Nationalist China said it would not be bound by any Japanese peace treaty signed in San Francisco nor would such an accord affect relations with Japan. Spokesman Shen Chang-nan din and officials noted neither Nationalists nor Red China were invited to the conference. The article also covers Senate actions on a $7.9 billion tax bill, planned destroyer transfers, and V-J Day memorial observations with strong Soviet criticism in official press.
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Taipeh
Formosa
China
San Francisco
Shen Chang-nan Din
Japan
Red China
Central Daily News
Soviet Russia
Moscow
Russia
Korea
Chian
Kaishele
K. C.will
Taipei
Injunction Hinted in Copper Strike
Washington awaits possible government injunction to end the copper strike that halls the defense program. Negotiators hope strikers accept a Kennecott settlement, as Kennecott workers return to work last night. Back to work injunction likely this week as Phelps Dodge American Smelting and Refining and Anaconda resist the Kennecott terms. The three firms say the settlement exceeds Wage Stabilization Board limits.
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Washington
Kennecott Copner Corporation
Kennecott
Phelps Dodge
American Smelting and Refining
Anaconda Copper
Wage Stabilization Board
WSB
Copper plant negotiators reach weekend standstill
Kermecott, producer of 35 percent of the nation's copper, and its 9400 workers paused negotiations for the weekend as terms included an 11 cent hourly raise and a pension plan costing four and a half cents per hour.
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Kermecott
Pine Investment Service Slace 1933 note
An OCR fragment mentions OHONE G B2E Suite 225 and 18 Pine Investment Service Slace 1933, indicating a historical property or business reference with an address and year. Correct details are uncertain due to garbled source.
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OHONE
Pine Investment Service Slace
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