John Lewis Faces Fresh CourtOrders and Suit In Coal Strikes
Washington reports John L Lewis hit with two new court orders to end the coal strike and a suit aimed at halting pension payments. Federal Judge T Alan Goldsborough imposes an 80 day preliminary injunction under Taft Hartley. Ezra Van Horn sues Lewis and Bridges to block pension setup for 62 year old retired miners.
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Union Court Hears Pension Dispute Over Soft Coal Strike
Goldsborough rules the strike not ended and the pension dispute unresolved as he questions the Lewis Bridges plan. Van Horn seeks personal liability for pensions paid pending court decision while miners stay idle. the case pits union lawyers against the court amid a volatile labor standoff.
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Court injunctions loom as miners face contempt risk
The report notes possible compliance by workers before week end and a judge's sentence for contempt. The government signals further penalties if idle time continues, while a national injunction provision under review echoes earlier orders to block labor action at Oak Ridge. Navy involvement allows courts to enjoin strikes or lookout actions.
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Bequest Not Taxable Says Maryland Court Ruling
The Maryland court held a $150 990 bequest to Shriners Hospital for Crippled Children not subject to inheritance taxes if the charity continues most of its activities in the state. Judge Woodward and Judge Schnauffer ruled for the Shriners with Judge Stedman Prescott dissenting. The case concerns a bequest from the late Dr Edward L Morrison of Bethesda who died August 14 1945. The 80 day period and related questions pertain to the settlement treatment in the Montgomery County Circuit Court. A spring concert by the Western Little Symphony Orchestra led by Philip Royer is planned in Westminster on Friday April 22 at 8 15 pm with about fifty players.
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