Picketing Of Detroit Paper Ruled Illegal
The National Labor Relations Board ruled 3 to 0 that the Printing Pressmen's Union illegally picketed the Detroit Free Press during a wage dispute with the Miami Herald. The Miami and Detroit papers are Knight One Inc. titles, treated as separate autonomous entities despite common ownership and officers. Picketing halted Detroit Free Press for six days in August 1924.
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Famous Sportswear Second Floor Collared Wool Melton
An OCR fragment notes a clothing item labeled Famous Sportswear on the second floor described as a collared wool melton piece. Item appears in a retail listing or advertisement context with no clear date or brand details beyond the described fabric and placement.
We Live on a Powder Keg Berlin and Brandt family life
Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt discusses life in a divided city under the Cold War strain in the exclusive Family Weekly feature We Live on a Powder Keg. The magazine also covers lifeguard Garrett Giberson of Asbury Park New Jersey who nearly died after a pool accident and was saved in The Impossible Rescue That Saved My Life.
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