NLRB warns unions over bypass of agency authority
Washington reports the National Labor Relations Board warns that bypassing the NLRB does not shield unions from Taft-Hartley penalties. Acting GC Denham filed actions including a federal injunction against A F L carpenters in Chattanooga for secondary boycotts and a charge against the International Typographical Union and its Baltimore local for refusing to bargain in good faith. TheITU allegedly instructed locals to post conditions and leave employers to meet them, constituting an unfair labor practice.
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Donlevy Divorce Fight Heads to Court for $850000 Fee
Mrs. Marjorie Lane Donlevy filed a petition in Los Angeles seeking a court order requiring actor Brian Donlevy to pay her attorneys fees of 850000 for a forthcoming divorce suit she aims to overturn. The petition cites monumental work ahead due to the contest's stubborn nature. James L Stack Jr. meanwhile denied an accusation of improper conduct with Donlevy.
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Marjorie’Lane Donlevy
Brian Donlevy
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Donlevy
Isaac Pacht
James L.stack Jr
Fragmentary report hints at an altercation and affection
A brief, unclear passage describes an exchange of blows followed by a period of petting among guests. Names and context are absent, leaving only the sequence of action and a sense of tension at a social gathering.
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Sailor Guilty in Second-Degree Murder Case at Leonardtown
A jury in Leonardtown Md found Joseph Daniel Brouillette of Manchester N H guilty of second-degree murder in the slaying of Julia Katona wife of Lt Frank Katona of Patuxent Naval Air Station near Tall Timbers. The seaman admitted an argument after she kissed him and stripped her clothing but denied choking her. He testified he had played poker with Mrs Katona before the fatal night.
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Patuxent Naval Air Station
Joseph Daniel Brouillette
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Brouillette
Britain Orders Drive on Anti Semitic Orators
London reports that the British government has ordered a police campaign against anti semitic street speakers to protect the Jewish community and prevent disorders. Police instructed to record such speeches and hand notes to Scotland Yard for potential prosecutions for inciting violence. The move follows pressure from labor groups and papers amid economic crisis and Palestine tensions.
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Home
Chuter Ecle
Scotland Yard
Palestine
Atlantic Refining to Adjust Wages
Philadelphia dispatch reports Atlantic Refining plans a cost of living wage adjustment for about 13,000 employees. President Joseph Boland of the company's independent union announced the agreement, detailing an increase equal to a specified percentage of gross pay.
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Philadelphia
Atlantic Refining
Joseph Boland
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