Dubinsky Clarifies Witt Remarks On NLRB Ruling
New York reporting on December 13 describes Davie Dubinsky, president of the Internal Garment Workers union, responding to Nathan Witt remarks at the Meuse NLRB inquiry. He says Witt’s comments misstate agency rulings and cites legal fees and other costs, including signed cards from Alpena department workers in Michigan, as factors in retroactive certification policy.
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New York
INS
Wika Loyim
Nathan Witt
Nalional Labor Relations
Prd
Davie Gbinsky
Intemp
Gal Ladies Garment Workers
M.na
Tren Pt
Meuse
NLRB
Washington
Dubinexy
Witt
Dubinsky
Alpenartment Company
Mich- Th
Kiam M. Leiserson
Coercion of Miners Reported by Labor Board Hearings
Washington reports at a House committee hearing on the Wagner act that about 60,000 coal miners were denied rights to join a union of their choosing and coerced to pay dues to the United Mine Workers. Progressive Mine Workers leader Joe Ozanic claimed the UMWA’s policies forced workers into its ranks and that many cases, including the Wyatt mine dispute in Esdale West Virginia, remain undecided decades later.
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Uunto
Joe Ozanit
Progressive
Aberhatt Feneration of Labor
House
Motionalstor Relations Board
National Labor Relations Act
Mne
United Mine Workers of America
Reln
Edmund M. Toland
Congress
Comany
William M. Leiserson
J. Warren Madden
Edwin&.j' Smith
Dfe Company
Ozanic
Committee
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Umnols
Progressive Mine Workers of
Twinols
ALF
Lil
Canl
Illinois
Labor Board
Case
NLRB
Ozante
Laing
Tolend
Philp
G. Phil Ups
Te Boryd
WN. W
Nathan, Witt
United Mine Workers
Wyat
Progressives
Secret war debate opens in London with tight security
London reports say guards were chosen and soundproof doors fitted in the House of Commons for a secret debate on manland and other war supplies. Prime Minister Chamberlain called the one day session, with only invited attendees and no discussion with outsiders. David Lloyd George argued for the opposition while Edward Lassie Burgin outlined government plans as Britain cites enormous wartime orders totaling billions and a German reply claiming a British sub attacked but submerged under a German plane.
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London
Edward Lassie Burgin
Hiltain
Frst
Bremen
Tees
News-Chronicle
Admiralty
Berlin
Windows for Cellar Room Offer Modern Style
Basement recreation rooms lack light and appeal. With FHA approved modernization credits, homeowners can enlarge windows, add decorative iron grilles, or create bay fashion openings to brighten and beautify basements.
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Federal Housing Administration
Modernizarion Credit Plan
Sime
Sweden Ousts Popular Front Finn Fatend Fall As Seen
In Stockholm Prime Minister Hansson announces a new coalition government prioritizing material aid to Finland while stressing neutrality and safeguarding vital supplies. Christian Gunther named foreign minister replacing Richard Sandler amid tensions over Aaland fortifications. In New York Kerensky ties the collapse of the popular front to Stalin’s world dictatorship amid the Finland invasion and fears of puppet regimes spreading through Scandinavia.
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Sweden
Popular
Finn Fatend
Stockholm
Tee
P. A. Hansson
Finland
Rikstag
Christian Gunther
Osto
Richard Sandler
Sandler
Aaland Islands
Gulf of Bothnia
Harisson
New York
Popular Front
United States
Great Britain
France
Spain
Alexander Kerensky
Kerensky
Joseph Stalin
Siberia
Stalin
Horne
Democratic Federation
Oscar Tokoi
Csarist
Tokoi
Denmark
Norway
White House Aide to Wed Monday in Washington
New York couple announces the approaching marriage of their daughter Elizabeth Z Summerlin of Washington to Maj Horace B Smith a White House aide. The ceremony is set for Monday at Mrs Summerlin’s home. Major Smith is noted as an expert horseman and cruiser owner nicknamed Captain Jinks of the Horse Marines.
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Washington
George Julian Zolnay
New York
Today
Elizabeth Zolnay Summerlin
Horace B. Smith
One Survivor of Ship Found
London dispatch reports the sole survivor from a Danish vessel sunk by a submarine was picked up by an Aberdeen trawler. A Danish sailor had drifted for days clinging to a dead officer’s body and could not name his ship before collapsing back to unconsciousness. The vessel was said to have gone down last Saturday.
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London
Saturda
Man Seized Here for Police in East Bank
Antonig police Wednesday held Morris A. Lee on a telegraphic warrant from Lancaster Pennsylvania in a larceny by brilee case. Lee was arrested at a Fredericksburg road tourist camp by City Detective W. T. Swift. Lancaster authorities were wired and extradition proceedings may be sought.
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Morris A. Lee Oh
Lancaster
Brilee
Lee
Fredericksburg Road
W. T. ‘Swift
Leo Waire
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