Union Faces Taft Hartley Charge Over West Virginia Mines
The United Mine Workers District 31 is accused by the NLRB of unfair labor practices for forcing 445 workers at Ruthbell Hartman Bergman and George Kefover coal mines in West Virginia to join the union as a condition of release from a pension strike. Proceedings set for Aug. 10 in Kingwood.
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Washington
INS
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District 31
United Mine Workers
Paul F. Ae
NLRB
Pittsburgh
Ruthbell Coal Co
Hartman Coal Co
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Pennsylvania World War I Bonus Program Ends Thursday
Pennsylvania’s 50 million World War I and Spanish American War veterans bonus program will terminate Thursday. About 38,000 veterans have until July 1 to file postmarked claims to receive up to 200 dollars per veteran. By June 1, 44,734,105 dollars had been paid to 321,907 veterans.
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Frank A. Weber
General Assembly
Weber
Man Drowns In One Foot Of Water At Hastings
Deputy Coroner Edward Bishop reported the death of Martin Koszwoski a 69 year old Hastings coal miner from drowning in one foot of water in an open sewage ditch. He apparently fell six feet into the ditch Monday fracturing his skull and becoming unconscious with his head submerged.
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Hastings
INS
Edward Bishop
Martin Koszwoski
Koszwoski
Plan To Build Huge Hospital For Research
Federal Security Administrator Oscar R. Ewing announced a 40 million dollar hospital for cancer heart and mental disease research to be built at Bethesda Maryland near Washington. Bids will be invited in July with completion hoped within three years. The hospital will house facilities of the National Institute of Mental Health the National Cancer Institute the National Heart Institute and the National Institute of Dental Research. Major emphasis will target the predominant causes of death and disability in the nation.
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Federal Security
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Bethesda
Ewing
National Institute of Mental Health
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Molders Delay Taking Action At Union Meeting
Molders of Local 398 International Molders and Foundry Workers union met Monday night at King Humbert Hall Division Street. They are employed by United Engineering and Foundry Company and have been off duty for weeks due to machinists strike. No action was taken. a further meeting is expected soon.
Next Move Of Marshal Tito Is Awaited
Marshal Tito faced worldwide anticipation over his next actions after denunciation by the Soviet Cominform. Belgrade reported speculation of renewed Soviet pressure while Rome claimed Yugoslavian officials were planning. A U S embassy spokesman in Paris said no unusual measures were evident, with uncertainty about Tito's location or attendance at sessions.
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Marshal Tito
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Martial Go Gt
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Rehearsal Tonight for Castle-Cade at Senior High
A rehearsal at the senior high school begins at 7 PM with the choir narrators band and scouts as various groups perform in sequence. Cast lists include Year One Heritage of Freedom To Serve My Fellow Man Dearly Beloved Part of the Cross President Zachary Scott Volume in Black Civil War The Iron Horse The Gay Nineties Football Produce of Effort and Where Do We Come From.
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Queens
Zachary Scott
Iron Horse
Hoodoo Lake Draws Thousands of Ducks in Sawtooth Range
A favorite ducking spot Hoodoo Lake in Idaho's Sawtooth mountains hosts thousands of ducks during peak season. The seasonal congregation draws waterfowl fans and wildlife watchers to the alpine lake.
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Hoodoo Lake
Idaho
Sawtooth Mountains
Pilots Complete Cross Country Flights At Penn Aero
Norman Johns of Reynoldsburg R D 5 earned a private pilot certificate after passing the test. William Clingensmith flew from New Castle to Cleveland and Akron while Herman Siggiow flew to Akron and Canton. In Romania, all women’s organizations form a new league called the Union of the Romanian Women, the country’s sole permitted women’s party.
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New Castle
Norman Johns
William Clingensmith
Wallace Avenue
Cleveland
Akron
Herman Siggiow
English Avenue
Canton
Romania
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