Unions Face Test Under Taft Hartley Law in Washington
Sponsors of the Taft Hartley law believe unions will enter the new setup and fair handling will emerge. Denham pushes non Communist affidavits, AFL shows compliance, CIO may be pressured by potential raids, and financial reports become a focal point as regulators move to enforce the law.
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Denham
National Cio
CIO
AFL
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Joint Labor Investigating Committee
Representative Hartley
Ford
American farmer will beat communism and save Europe
U S commentator argues American farmers will halt chaos in Europe by supplying food under the Marshall plan. He cites European hunger and exports, warns of price effects and unemployment, and contrasts U S abundance with Soviet shortages while recounting a Moscow anecdote about collective farming.
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Europe
Russia
Congress
Daily Dispatches
Sam
America
United States Faces Showdown Over U N Grain Exports
Secretary of State George Marshall calls for a veto free assembly committee to challenge the Soviet bloc at the United Nations. He and Secretary Clinton Anderson push for reduced grain exports and a broader drive to cut domestic food prices while the United States weighs quota cuts and possible rationing debates. Forrestal reshuffles to lead defense as Trieste tensions rise and U N stalemate persists.
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Europe
George Marshall
U. N. General Assembly
Russia
United Nations
Marshall
General Assembly
Clinton P. Anderson
Horatio
Anderson
U. S. State Department
James V. Forrestal
U. S
Truman
Forrestal
Scientists Split Atoms of Five Metals in Nuclear Advance
Prof. Glenn T. Seaborg notes spallation of lead, bismuth, thallium, platinum and tantalum adds 100 new radioactive isotopes, aiding research. He says no immediate bomb or energy use from these elements, but anticipates future energy breakthroughs and moral benefits in science and medicine.
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Glenn T. Seaborg
University of California
Seaborg
Dr. Seaborg
How to Do the Latest Dance Steps No 37
Advertisement for a dance instruction booklet No 37 teaching rhumba samba tango fox trot with diagrams and photos. Readers urged to mail 25 cents to Weekly Newspaper Service New York to receive the booklet with name address and booklet number.
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West 17Th Street
New York 11
Savarona Yacht: World’s Largest Private Vessel for Turkey
The 408 foot Savarona, built in 1931 in Germany at 4.5 million dollars for Mrs. Cadwalader of Philadelphia, serves as Turkey’s presidential yacht. It has 13 staterooms, 4700 gross tons, a 72 member crew, and about 25000 dollars monthly operating costs.
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R. M. Cadwalader
Philadelphia
Turkey
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