U S May Step In In Deadlock Over Coal Talks
Washington reports that a government intervention to break the stalled wage talks between John L Lewis and soft coal operators seems likely amid a looming walkout threat set for July 1. Senator Young predicts the labor bill could be vetoed by President Truman, complicating efforts to end the dispute.
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Washington
Jobn L. Lewis
Young
R-Nd
Congress
Truman
Hill
Ala
Democratic Winp Aid
Labor Committee
Senate House Conference Committee
New Mediation Agency to Tackle Coal Labor Deadlock
The proposed agency would handle labor management disputes with the coal negotiations as its first task if the bill passes. If deadlock lasts beyond June 3, Capt N H Collisson of the Navy, the federal coal mines administrator, would lead the effort while the government runs the seized mines.
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Bandie
Capt N H Collisson
Navy
Federal Coal Mines
Economic Federation of Europe Considered in Washington
American officials weigh proposals to seek some form of economic federation with Europe. The discussions in Washington focus on deeper trade ties and coordinated policies to boost growth and stability across Atlantic markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Economic Federation of Europe
Washington
European relief plan eyed to revive overseas business
State Department officials study a broad European relief and reconstruction program aimed at reviving international and national economies. They weigh grants and loans, noting European debt burdens and the need to restore foreign business to prevent spillover economic harm at home. field fire danger raises separate alert as a fire spreads rapidly.
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Economic Federation of Europe
State Department
Congress
United States
Fire Extinguished At 1020 North Market Street Yard
A lumber pile in the rear of 1020 North Market Street was extinguished Saturday afternoon between 4 and 5 o'clock after all city apparatus were summoned. Fire fighters responded to a silent alarm and, after booster supply was exhausted, a second alarm brought in additional units, using a plug stream to control the blaze.
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North Market Street
Maryland Aberdeen Angus Sale Nets Large Crowd
A large crowd gathered for the fourth annual Maryland Aberdeen Angus sale with brisk bidding on 194 beef animals. Total receipts reached 37 260 dollars as buyers from several regions participated.
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Aberdeen-Angus
Maryland
Association spring group sale at local Fair Grounds
The sale totaled 37260 dollars averaging 349 dollars per animal with four bulls at 522 dollars and 120 females. officials report about 50 dollars per animal above last year. Six animals from Mono Cacy Farms averaged 420 dollars and four from Tyrconnel Farms, Knoxville, were well priced. a top bull brought a high price. The article notes the mako shark can leap 30 feet despite its weight.
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Monocacy Farms
Tyrconnel Farms
Knoxville
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