CIO Tension Rises Over Taft-Hartley Repeal Debate
Washington May 18 The CIO faces a deep split as right and left wings clash in strategy talks on repealing Taft Hartley. The executive board backed by Philip Murray censured the Mine Mill and Smelter Workers for Communist tactics. A showdown looms on leftist influence and potential purges ahead of the Cleveland convention.
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Washington
CIO
Philip Murray
Congress
Murray
Executive Board
Cleveland
Communist Party
Arthur Goldberg
Truman
Thomas Lesinski
Goldberg
Local Political Pulse Amid Labor and Court News
The article notes political shifts with mentions of Roosevelt's election in New York, CIO PAC influence for Taft-Hartley repeal, and acknowledgments of party leaders. Police Court cases include multiple intoxication arrests with suspended and collateral sentences, and a Bible class meeting featuring a mother and daughter banquet at the Southern Restaurant on May 13 with listed attendees.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Congress
New York
Jack Kroll
CIO
Political Action Committee
PAC
Voluntas Bible
Evangelical Reformed Sunday School
Southern Restaurant
Eleanor
Mother's Day meeting plans layette drive and quiz prizes
The president Mrs Pauline Boyer led a women’s club meeting with a Mother’s Day program. Members listed include Mildred Rhodes Abbott and Mary Louise Davis among others. A layette project for Church World Service was planned for Europe. Irene Heck organized the entertainment and prizes were awarded.
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Pauline Boyer
Church World Service
Europe
Irene Heck
Meeting Adjourned Until June at Mrs Best’s Home
A meeting led by Margaret Virginia Best was adjourned with plans to reconvene in June at Mrs Best’s residence. The discussion touched on activities titled basket and guess prizes and guest prize. Birds and reptiles derive from the topic mentioned.
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Margaret Virginia Best
Similarities Between Fossil Birds and Reptiles Revealed
The News notes that the stock and fossil birds of 1948 display many similarities to reptiles not seen in modern birds, illustrating evolutionary links. The observation highlights shared features in ancient specimens reported by Frederick, Maryland researchers.
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The
Frederick, Md
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