Murray Says Taft Retreats On Taft Hartley Law
CIO president Philip Murray assails Senator Taft for retreating on the Taft Hartley Act and calls the concessions unworkable. He accuses the Taft administration of failing Truman proposals and warns that repeal efforts may be wasted. Murray plans to study Taft's Cleveland remarks before commenting further.
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CIO
Philip Murray
Taft R-Ohie
Mas
Murray
Sim Congress
Truman
An Ané He Said H the Off Is Defeat- 3 Died Eripphiak
Murralegeang
Cleveland
Pepper Commie Decoration Sparks Senate Testimony
Pepper faces criticism for alleged brow beating of witnesses before the Senate Labor Committee as remarks reference following a Moscow parity line. The exchange centers on charges Pepper sought to create class divisions amid political theatrics.
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P—Gop
Ugd
Scott Pepper
Gift of the
Senate Labor Committee
Scott
Pepper
Moscow
Assurance Of U S Help If Attacked Probed
Washington February Foreign Policy Association reports say Europeans fear U S commitment if attacked and oppose a clause linking security to Russia actions. The private group pushes for clearer U S guarantees while warning the defense system could falter without firm assurances.
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Washington
Poliy Association
Russia
Senator Proposes Two Year Rewrite of Trade Formula
Washington, Feb. 204. Senator George O Ga urged Congress to overhaul the trade framework over a two year period. He sought broad reform praised by Republicans and business critics, arguing the plan would modernize tariffs and encourage freer authority in future years.
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Washington
George O-Ga
400 Found Dead Near Hospital Postmortem Pending
A 400 found dead case is reported near a hospital with authorities awaiting postmortem results to determine cause of death and identity. No further details on time, location, or individuals are provided in the readable text.
Valentine Party at Utica Youth Fellowship Meeting
Kathleen Stull hosted a Valentine themed gathering at her Utica home for the Youth Fellowship on Thursday February 17. Officers for 1649 were elected with Mase Hathietun as president and Luk Ole as vice president, along with Hervid Buhrman as treasurer. The group played Valentine games, enjoyed refreshments, and attendees included Rev E K Helwig and several local residents.
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Kathleen Stull
Utica
God Bless America
Mase Hathietun
Luk Ole Eereketers
Hubert E
Asurer
Hervid Buhrman
Amateur Hour Planned by Local Recreation Leaders
On Thursday evening March 17 at 7 30 oclock the program will be an Amateur Hour with each member contributing Recreation will be under the leadership of Misses Irene Clem and Huth Kine Dr Bailey Willis dies in Palo Alto aged 91 internationally known seismologist and geologist died at Palo Alto Hospital after a short illness.
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Irene Clem
Huth Kine
Dre. Bailey Willis
Palo Alto
Calif
Dr. Bailey Willis
Palo Alto Hospital
1-H Club Meets The New Midway Girls 4-H club
The New Midway Girls 4-H club met February 9 at the New Midway schoolhouse with six members answering roll by naming a favorite day. Nancy Crum served as president and presided. Officers for the year include president Nancy Crum, vice president Evelyn Mathews, secretary and treasurer Joan Keefer, and reporter Kathryn Dutrow. Members completed program books for the coming year. Local leader Helen Crum chaired the meeting.
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New Midway
Nancy Crum
Evelyn Mathews
Joan Keefer
Kathryn Dutrow
Helen Crum
Demonstration on Tyes of Stitches at schoolhouse meeting
A demonstration on Tyes of Stitches by Mathryn Dutren accompanied a girls and boys recreation session. Refreshments followed and the next meeting is set for March 8 at 8 o clock in the schoolhouse. Separately about 2,000 Maryland railroad workers will be idle due to furloughs by several lines.
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Mathryn Dutren
Baltimore
Maryland Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio
Pennsylvania and
Western Maryland
Ico
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