Steelworkers to test Taft-Hartley anti‑communist affidavits
The CIO United Steelworkers plan to challenge the anti‑communist affidavit provision of the Taft-Hartley Act. In Pittsburgh, the 41‑member CIO executive board approved a test case to be filed in Chicago, aiming for a rapid federal hearing and possible Supreme Court review to protect civil rights. President Philip Murray leads the effort.
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Chicago
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Local residents noted in health and travel updates
Mrs. Charles R. Gardner improves after illness while Charles S. Lutz remains serious in Jameson Memorial hospital. Leddy family at Hotel Traymore in Atlantic City with others returning from Muskingum College events. Emergency appendectomy for C. L. Pile. Dr. Nathan Ginsburg returns from Harvard Lying In Hospital. Greco family on motor trip to Florida and Cuba. An ankle and head injury to a Croton avenue resident after a fall. Mrs. Ernest L. Vincent and June leave for Ann Arbor for postgraduate dental study. D L Ferguson and son Robert attend Muskingum College exercises. Julia Ferguson graduates.
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Highland Avenue
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East Washington Street
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Vincent
University of Michigan
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