President Opposes Case bill as not easing labor strife
President Truman says the Case bill would not reduce the major strikes plaguing the nation. He argues the measure would not have covered key disputes in coal, steel, rail, or automotive sectors and warns it could become a permanent, broad intervention harming public welfare and the reconversion economy.
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Mr. Truman
Roosevelt
Truman
Congress
Labor
Department of Labor
Federal Mediation Board
Labor Department
Secretary of Labor
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Local residents report travels and family visits
Mrs. W B Kilner returns from Detroit after attending her son's wedding. Brinley R Thomas leaves North Diamond Way for visits with relatives in Los Angeles and San Diego. John Lewis of Johnstown called to attend to his father ill in hospital. Mrs. Florence Guthrie visits relatives at Waldo Street and planned Jacksonville Florida trip. Earl L Eakin, 1819 East Washington, fractured left foot on June 1, discharged from the U S service. Mrs. Amy Cooper receives news of relatives traveling from Los Angeles to visit. Mr. and Mrs. Chirence May and Arthur Seely family drive to New York to visit Fred E Seely aboard the Guam. Louis Abramowitz and son Bernard stay with Mrs Abramowitz's parents on South Mercer Street while son attends military school in Georgia.
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W. B. Kilner
North Mill Street
Detroit
Mich
Brinley R. Thomas
North Diamond Way
Los Angeles
San Diego
Cal
John Lewis
Johnstown
Marshall Avenue
Jameson Hospital
Florence Guthrie
Louisville
Waldo Street
Ross
Morgan
South Mill Street
Paul
Jacksonville
Fla
Earl L. Eakin
East Washington Street
U. S. Service
Amy Cooper
Fast
Chirence May
Arthur Seely
Ripley, N. Y
New York
May
Fred E. Seely
S. 2 c
Guam
Louis Abramowitz
Bernard
Abramowitz
Joseph Rosen
South
Mercer Street
Georgia
Girl Scout Leaders Urged to Submit 1947 Plan of Work
Girl Scout leaders must return the plan of work worksheet for 1947 to the Girl Scout Office at 412 Greer Building by Monday June 17. Include a list of activities the troop wishes to participate in for 1947.
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Girl Scout
Greer Building
Entry Controls in Japan Mandate issued by General MacArthur
MacArthur issued a directive to control entry into occupied Japan with requires clearance for all non occupation personnel and dependents. It sets a single entry port for aircraft and requires English speaking operators and MacArthur approval for flights over Japan. Housing mystery reports 400 families moving into new houses while no empty homes remain.
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MacArthur
Japan
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