Justice Jackson Warns on War Policy and Bomb Rules
Columbus Ohio September 16 Justice Robert H Jackson countered Soviet demands to ban atomic bombs by urging strict rules of war especially on air power and prisoner treatment He warned that a world so tense with competition could see statesmen fumble and that careless American rhetoric helps Russian propaganda while vowing peace forces strong enough to deter attackers.
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Robert H. Jackson
Supreme Court
Jackson
United States
Soviet stress on arms pact shapes Cold War talk
In a discussion on military limitations, Russia warns of possible war despite legal barriers and seeks constraints on atomic weapons. Andrei Gromyko, Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister, pushes for a pact to prohibit or control atomic bomb use.
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Andrei Gromyko
AFL Asks NLRB To Soften Its Rules
The AFL urged the National Labor Relations Board to soften the affidavit rules for labor leaders or delay a ruling until November 1. AFL chief council Joseph A. Padway met NLRB officials and asked the board to reverse a decision requiring top AFL CIO officers to swear they are not Communist before affiliated unions may use agency facilities. Senator O'Connor Calls for Baltimore Food Price Inquiry.
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Washington
AFL Today
National Labor Relations Board
Joseph A. Padway
AFL
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Robert Denham
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CIO
Sales Tax Report To Be Given Legislature
Annapolis officials say a full report on the sales tax will be prepared by the Bureau of Revenue and presented to the Legislature during the fall special session. Governor Lane ordered the levy data gathered to assess how the tax is working and address Baltonoves problems.
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Lane
Bureau of Revenue
Two Unhurt As Pole Collapses At Fair
Hagerstown residents watched a safety mishap at the fair when a decorative pole collapsed. Two people were uninjured as they were atop a platform approximately six feet high, with bystanders noting the quick recovery and no serious harm.
Wallenda and Kamris Fall as Pole Breaks in Show
A pole on a circus aerial act gave way throwing Les Wallenda and Kamris to the ground. The pole bent severely leaving a cross-piece with a trapeze on one end and an airplane on the other. The stunt was postponed indefinitely.
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Les Wallenda
Kamris
Miss Wallenda
Death sentence for Count Esterhazy in absentia
Prague reports Count Jenas Esterhazy a Czech political minority leader was condemned to death in absentia for collaboration. Unconfirmed word spreads of arrests in a suspected plot to topple the government, with updates indicating over six hundred arrests.
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Prague
Jenas Esterhazy
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