Talks On Coal Contract Resume Amid Silence
Washington May 21 Talks between John L. Lewis and soft coal operators resume with no visible progress toward the June 30 deadline. Gov authority to operate federally seized mines expires that day and Southern operators push for a separate wage-hour pact while the United Mine Workers weighs strategy.
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Krug Lewis Talks Stall On Mine Safety Code
The article discusses J. A. Krug and Lewis opposing adopting the Federal mine safety code. It notes they urge Northern, Midwestern and Far Western operators to begin negotiations based on the Krug-Lewis agreement. Proposals likely include a ten cent tonnage royalty and an eight hour day at the same pay as the nine hour day previously recessed.
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Meztournous Bemweran Contract Dispute Enters Debate
A note discusses Mezzournous Bemweran and the Krug Lewis contract terms including the five cent royalty. The fragment hints at disagreement and negotiation around licensing and related conditions.
Taft And Murray Wrangle In Senate
Senator Taft accuses Senator Murray of using the Senate Labor Committee as a propaganda vehicle for compulsory health insurance. Murray retorts sharply as the exchange grows tense in Washington.
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Wicks and Murray Clash at Labor Subcommittee Hearing
The hearing spotlighted proposals on federal aid to public health and hospital care for low income people. Murray urged a 3 percent payroll tax to fund preventive and diagnostic care for all workers, while critics accused the majority of favoring doctors and hospitals. The exchange reflected deep partisan tensions as Taft’s leadership clashed with reformers over spending and oversight.
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Duke of Windsor Sees King George and Queen Mary in London
The Duke of Windsor visited London and conferred with his brother King George and their mother Queen Mary. The Duchess of Windsor did not accompany him and remains excluded from the royal household since abdication.
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News items from Frederick May 22 1847 page
Brief items from The News Frederick Maryland dated May 22 1847. Contains local notices and short reports likely including community events, appointments, and public notices typical of mid nineteenth century newspaper pages.
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