Widow Sun Yat Sen praises Communist victory in China
Mme Sun Yat Sen, widow of the Republic's founder, lauds the Communist win in China in a statement read at a Shanghai rally. The Red Broadcast of Shanghai cited 1,000 attendees while 30,000 heard Mao Zedong speak in Peiping.
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Sea Bees Picnic Set For July 6
Former Navy construction men from Middletown Franklin and Lebanon will gather for a picnic at Smitty's Grove north of Lebanon on Wednesday July 6. It will be the first outdoor meeting of Middletown's Sea Bee Island X-10, an organization of former Navy men from the three communities.
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Brannan to Speak at Ohio Field Day
U S Secretary of Agriculture Charles Brannan will speak August 24 at the Ohio Conservation Field Day at Apple Creek State School. The invitation came via telegram from Rep John McSweeney of the 16th district who was delegated to extend the invitation.
6500 A-Bombs Needed To Raze Cities Of Major Power
Washington AP. Dr Stefan Possony, expert on strategic air power, estimates it would take up to 6500 atomic bombs to destroy major cities. He argues total destruction is unlikely in quick wars and notes bomber losses and operational limits. Possony, at Georgetown, cites Germany as a wartime example and discusses cost per kill and selective targeting.
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NLRB Upholds Firing Of 89 Foremen In 1946 Strike
The National Labor Relations Board ruled that Carnegie-Illinois Steel Company did not violate the Wagner Act by discharging 89 foremen who refused maintenance work during the 1946 steel strike. In a 3-2 decision, the board found the foremen had breached their duty, justifying removal from protection. Most dismissals occurred in March 1946 at the Gary Indiana plant where the Foremens Association of America members worked. The strike was led by CIO United Steelworkers of America. The majority noted the plant could have suffered $70 million in furnace damage if all workers abandoned the site.
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Company discharges supervisors over strike loyalty
The court upheld firing foremen who refused to report during a strike, saying the firm could rely on supervisors able to prevent plant damage in emergencies. A dissent argued the plant threat stemmed from management’s CIO maintenance offer rejection, not foremen duties, and that foremen weren’t asked to do strikers’ work.
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New Town Falls couple sue Dr Emery Kyle for $100000
A New Town Falls couple filed two lawsuits totaling $100000 against Dr. Emery G. Kyle of New Town Falls. The suits allege damages in connection with medical services and treatment.
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Burns Couple Accuse Doctor Over Tuberculosis Disclosure
Charles Burns and his wife Marian sue a physician claiming he failed to inform them that Mrs. Burns had tuberculosis. They say they were unaware of her condition until she was removed to a hospital.
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