NLRB Report Sheds Light On Company Union Issue
Attorneys for Friedaigh Co and Ed Prindrich review an NLRB report that urged halting interference with employee union activities and disbanding a company union. The document notes recommendations and a 10 day response window, with potential action by the board if ignored. E Mriedtick vows to press the matter to a finish.
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National Labor Relations Board
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Lopez Admits Illegal Entry At Eagle Pass Case
Lopez represented himself as an American citizen when entering the United States at Eagle Pass on December 20. A court check showed he had left for Mexico in 1931 and lost citizenship by remaining too long. Judge McMillan delayed Lopezs one month sentence, ordering immediate return to Mexico.
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Shrined Dance to Ring in New Year at Temple
Alcazar Lempte Mystic Shrine nobles host a New Year’s Eve dance at the Quality Rite Temple. Alfred W. Harlas, dance chairman, says the event opens Friday evening and runs into the new year with refreshments. Open to Shripers and their wives.
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Thief Steals Shirts From Clothes Line
A thief visited a rear yard on Thursday morning and stripped eight shirts from a clothes line along with additional garments. The incident, reported to police, occurred at a residence on Saunters in Santos Cruz area and is under investigation.
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New Warship Plans Urged by Navy Officials
Advocates of a bigger navy urge追加 construction of additional ships to boost employment and economic activity. Budget plans for next fiscal year show orders for light cruisers, destroyers, and submarines, with potential for 10 to 15 more 10,000 ton cruisers at about 20 million each. Navy officials say building a cruiser of that size offers steady work for up to three years, employing skilled laborers across eight yards and seven shipyards.
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Victims of Japanese Event Draw 600 Couples at Elks Club
About 600 couples are expected to attend the Elks Lodge twenty fifth New Year's Eve dance at the club. Wiltum B. Blanchallen Piler notes the large turnout.
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Japan Italy trade accord seen as step in expanding ties
A semi official note from Rome reports Japan and Italy reached an accord in commerce extending economic ties. The agreement, described as very important, follows prior signals of closer Japan Germany co operation. The discussions occurred at Palazzo Chigi with Foreign Minister Galeazzo iano and Ambassador Masaaki Hot i. In Washington, a separate note notes that seventy percent of the world’s steel is produced in the United States.
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Chinese leader killed in Shanghai assassination
Shanghai dispatch reports the prominent Catholic leader Lo Fas Hong killed by an assassin disguised as an itinerant peddler in the French concession. Police fear the murder signals a terrorist campaign to prevent Chinese co operation with the Chinese establishment. The slayer fled, believed to be a wartime risk raised by anger over Lo's pro Japanese rehabilitation plan.
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Raithroader Redirings To His Rocking Chair
Walter M Hipp of 430 Warwick Boulevard plans retirement after Friday. He served since 1687 with Missouri Pacific and later National Railways of Mexico before returning to the United States. His long railroad career included station agent and general agent roles, ending with rail duties to be memorialized after his last day.
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Premier of Egypt turmoil reshapes government amid crisis
Report outlines King Farouk’s 20 month reign and the premier’s dismissal of parliament and call for elections. It notes the nationalist Waldt premier, a strike by 10,400 railway workers, and tensions with British interests as troops move from Palestine if needed.
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Japan Offers Peace Terms To China, Moscow Papers Say
Moscow papers publish a six point peace plan allegedly proposed by Japan to Generalissimo Ching Kai-shek’s regime. The terms include a Sino-Japanese anti-communist pact, Japanese military garrisons in northern China, demilitarized zones, a Mongolian and Nord China autonomous government, and China paying war indemnities. Reuters dispatch notes other powers seeking mediation via Hankow sources.
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British ships plan bigger navy with new carrier and cruisers
London reports Great Bray plans to join the United States in expanding naval strength. The admiralty urges cabinet approval for a 25,000 ton aircraft carrier and four new 8,000 ton cruisers with six inch guns. This adds to more than ten ships already under construction or ordered.
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