ITU NLRB dispute over closed shop in newspaper industry
Washington AP reports a long running clash between the International Typographical Union and American Newspaper Publishers Association before the NLRB. Hearings address closed shop rules, feather bedding practices, and Taft Hartley effects as editors and printers battle over contracts and labor limits amid strikes since 1947.
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Washington
AFL
Toay
National Bar Relations Board
Eeact
American Newspaper Publishers Association
International Typographical Union
ITU
Woodruff Randolph
NLRB
Robert N. Denham
ANPA
Arthur Leff
Taft
Ohio
Taft- Hartley
Chicago
Denham
Leff
Nine Charged In Hamilton Court Monday
Nine Cincinnatians from a shoplifting ring were arraigned before Judge Harry F. Walsh in Municipal Court. Leaders Henry Johnson and Ernest Long received grand jury bonds and sentences including workhouse time. others faced fines and jail terms. The group was captured after attempting to steal cigarette cartons at Krogers, Fourth and High Streets. North Dakota leads the nation in spring and durum wheat production.
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Hamilton
Betty Smith
Frank Armstead
Carl Quarles
Marie Hunter
James Calvin Jenkins
Robert Murphy
Margaret Heel
Long
Johnson
Krogers
Fourth
High Sts
Third
Buckeye Sts
Pearl Come Home Bran Solution Ad
A humorous plea from Joe to Pearl claims his mood improved after adopting a fiber rich diet. He touts Kellogg's All-Bran as America's famous laxative cereal and suggests baking it into muffins. He signs as her loving husband promising a braced, bran new man.
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Pearl
America
Joe
Ohio City May Impose Income Tax If State Does Not
Judge Dana Reynolds ruled that any Ohio municipality may enact an income tax if the state does not preempt the field. The decision upholds Columbus payroll and corporate net income tax, amid objections by Fred Stockwell of the CIO. The ruling rejects claims of due process violation and asserts municipal power when state law is silent.
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Columbus
Ohio
Dana F. Reynolds
Franklin County Common Pleas
Fred Stockwell
United Steel Workers of America
CIO
Columbus Cio Council
Stockwell
Reynolds
Postman Gets Three Year Rest In Arizona Prison
William E. Lilley Jr a 20 year postal veteran was sentenced to three years for delaying and hindering the U S mail. He will serve in a Tucson prison camp after investigators found about 5000 unopened letters at his apartment. Lilley said his tired feet led him to take home mail with intent to deliver it in due course.
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Los Angeles
William E. Lilley, Jr
Postal Service
United States
Tucson
Ariz
Lilley
UNC Trustees to Review Hans Freistadt Case
University of North Carolina trustees planned a meeting to consider Hans Freistadt, a young graduate student and part time physics instructor who disclosed Communist affiliation. AEC fellowship starting July 1 is at stake amid calls for his discharge by Odus Mull. Freistadt would take a loyalty oath but would not renounce the Communist Party.
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Chapel Hill
N. C
University of North Carolina
Hans Freistadt
Freistadt
Congressional
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Odus Mull
Shelby
State House of Representatives
United States
Communist Party
Suit Thrown Out Of Court In Clergy Misconduct Case
A second civil suit against Pastor J Whitcomb Brougher Jr of First Baptist Glendale was dismissed by Superior Judge Arnold Praeger who said courts cannot rule on unbecoming conduct by pastors. Edgar Maxwell had filed the case. Brougher denied the charges and church members expressed confidence in him. The article also notes 1948 leading wheat states with Kansas first at 19 percent of U S production followed by North Dakota Oklahoma Montana Nebraska Washington Ohio Texas Colorado and South Dakota.
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Los Angeles
J. Whitcomb Brougher
Arnold Praeger
Brougher
Edgar Maxwell
First Baptist Church
Glendale
Kansas
U. S
North Dakota
Oklahoma
Montana
Nebraska
Washington
Ohio
Texas
Colorado
South Dakota
Postoffice Measure Nears Final Congressional Approval
A Senate House Committee finalized a bill to authorize sites and planning for new post offices or equivalents in all 435 districts with a 40 million dollar site selection fund and a 30 million dollar renovation program. The measure, approved by the House, aims to reduce unemployment by listing future projects while stopping short of actual construction.
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Washington
Senate House Committee
House
Senate
Federal Works Administrator
Hobbs
D-Ala
Whittington
D-Miss
House Public Works Committee
Wadsworth
Republican Club to Meet May 31 in Manchester Hotel
Middletown Republican Club sets May 31 meeting at the Manchester Hotel to nominate officers revise committees and launch a membership drive. Club president Brack Little said the session opens to the public and begins at 8 p m with major discussion on an early fall membership campaign.
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Middletown
Republican Club
Manchester
Brack Little
Little
Teen Drowns in Wolf Creek Near Tiffin Ohio
Daniel Caraveo aged 17 drowned in Wolf Creek near Tiffin Ohio yesterday. He had moved from Rio Hondo Texas last month to work in the Seneca County beet fields.
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Tiffin
Daniel Caraveo
Wolf Creek
Rio Hondo
Tex
Seneca County
Slimming Claim for Rennel Weight Loss Remedy
Mrs M L Luciano of Cleveland reports losing 35 pounds in three months after using Rennel. She notes dropping from 170 to 135 pounds, resizing to a size 16, and increased energy without dieting. The ad describes a home method with grapefruit juice and two tablespoons twice daily, offering money back if unsatisfied.
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Mra. M. L. Luciano
Burnside Ave
Cleveland
Ohio
Congress debate on building division to reduce partisanship
Rep. Clarence R. Brown argues the bill would allocate one building per district, eliminating partisanship and ensuring benefits to every district. Wadsworth challenges lawmakers citing personal gain during the discussion in the House.
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Ber
Congress
Wadsworth
House
Rep
Clarence R. Brown
Ohio
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