Taft Hartley oath seen as safeguard against Reds
Robert L. Denham urged the Taft Hartley oath as a labor peace safeguard. He said non Communist affidavits are required of union leaders to use NLRB facilities. NMU contends the oath and financial disclosures violate free speech. Denham seeks dismissal, arguing Congress may withhold benefits from actors acting against the common good.
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National Labor Relations Board
CIO National Maritime Union
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Jail Break in Reverse in Carlsbad Night Patrol
Two members of the Carlsbad night patrol locked themselves out of jail and had to call the Carlsbad police department for assistance, according to an amusing incident report from the New Mexico town.
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Knightstown residents raise funds for street signs
In Knightstown Indiana neighbors spearheaded a drive to raise 1100 dollars to install unmarked street signs after many residents found themselves lost on local streets. The campaign reflects communal effort to improve navigation and safety for the town.
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Knightstown
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English Court Rules Owner Of Tree Has Title To Fruit
Superior Judge William F James bases his ruling on old English common law. The case involves Mrs Caterina Sanzone walnut grove owner suing neighbor Dominic Calabrettia prune orchardist for 360 for 1000 pounds of nuts that fell onto his property in October 1946. Judge James awards 90 in damages on appeal.
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Caterina Sanzone
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Texas Tech to Build Modern Milking Parlor Unit
Texas Technological College plans a new milking parlor to modernize dairy facilities. Cows are fed before milking and stall milking machines weigh output on scales. Milk travels via vacuum pipes to a can storage area. An observation room will host class instruction and visitors as the system nears completion.
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Texas Technological College
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James Spear 77 of Ropesville Dies After Illness
James EF Spear 77, of Ropesville, died about 7 o clock Saturday night in St Marys hospital after a weeks illness. Plains Funeral home said services and burial would be in Ropesville Monday afternoon. He was a farmer, born in Grayson county, and lived near Ropesville 42 years. Survivors include brother Claude Spear of San Diego and numerous nephews and nieces.
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James EF. Spear
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San Diego
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Food waste in U S worth billions Says Harvard study
Harvard University nutrition department estimates edible food wasted in the United States each year totals about 5.9 billion dollars. The report notes consumer spending saved as a share of disposable income fell to 6.7 percent in 1947 from 24.4 percent in 1944.
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ASSA
Cambridge
Mass
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Harvard University
Democrats Mull Tax Strategy To Cut Revenue
Reports from Washington indicate Democrats weigh a plan combining President Truman’s tax proposal with the Republican bill to reduce the $6.3 billion tax cut. A White House talk and a mass Democrats meeting are planned as House Republicans prepare for the February 2 vote.
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Jan
Truman
Capitol Hill
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