NLRB Appeals to Supreme Court Over Fifth Circuit
The NLRB protests to the Supreme Court claiming unfair treatment by the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals which covers Georgia Florida Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Texas and the Canal Zone. The petitions accuse the appellate court of bias as Solicitor General Philip B. Perlman appeals five labor cases. The Fifth Circuit is led by Judge Joseph A. Hutcheson Jr. in Houston who has criticized the board as arrogant and tyrannical in past remarks.
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NLRB
Supreme Court
Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
Philip B. Perlman
Appellate Court
Fifth Circuit Court
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Tuisiana
Texas
Canal Zone
Joseph A. Hutcheson Jr
Houston
Hutcheson
Taft Urges U S Entry Into Coal Strike Crisis
Senator Robert Taft told the American Machine Tool Distributors Association that invoking the Taft Hartley Act is needed to end the coal strike. He warned the strike threatens public health and urged the president to act.
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Cincinnati
Robert Taft
Taft-Hartley Labor Ln
American Machine Tool Distributors’ Assn
United States
Field Jacket Finds Way Home
Kansas City, November 1. Adam I Rider, a 39 year old Kansas City carpenter, bought a field jacket at an army surplus store but says he will not wear it. The jacket was issued when he joined the army in August 1943 and bears his name in indelible ink. Rider kept it until going overseas in March 1944, later leaving it at Sedalia army air field near Knob Noster, Missouri after training. He was wounded by a sniper in New Guinea in July 1944 and plans to keep the relic, believing it belongs with his family.
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Kansas City
INS
Adam I. Rider
Rider
Army
Sedalia Army Air Field
Knob Noster
New Guinea
Suspending the thriller killer myth on Suspense
William Spier, producer of the radio thriller Suspense, says he will drop psychological killers from plots and aim for ordinary killers. A group of listeners threatened to sue after hearing a broadcast, prompting a shift to “normal” killers with simple motives and universal traits.
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William Spier
Spier
Underiaker
Head of Publishers Nominated for Southern Newspaper Group
Clarence B. Hanson Jr. publisher of the Birmingham News and Age-Herald was named to lead the Southern Newspaper Publishers Association. Nominees include Mrs. Oveta Culp Hobby for chairman, Lisle Baker Jr. for board post, Myron G. Chambers and Walter C. Johnson for key roles.
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Mineral Wells
Clarence B. Hanson Jr
Birmingham News and Age-Herald
Isn
Hanson
Oveta Culp Habby
Houston Post
Hobby
Lisle Baker Jr
Louisville Courier-Journal and Times
Myron G. Chambers
Knoxville News, Sentinel
Walter C. Johnson
Chattanooga
Spy Prohers To Quiz Woman Spy Prohers To Quiz Woman
Washington hearings by the House committee on American activities called Louise Branston a wealthy west coast woman for questioning as a witness in Soviet espionage probes. Branston, linked to New York and San Prefa, was among four witnesses summoned for next week’s hearings beginning Monday, following her prior secret-session questioning over University of California radiation laboratory espionage concerns.
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Washington
Ld House
Tedney
Louise Branston
Branston
New York
Beansten Wa
University of Californiay Radiation Laboratory
Solon Denies UMW Fund Gone Rumor
Senator Bridges called the claim that the United Mine Workers welfare fund had dissipated ridiculous and untrue. He and UMW leaders deny any loss or mismanagement amid a donor trust dispute raised by Ezra Varn Horn, employer trustee, with John L. Lewis and the union's leaders maintaining the fund remains intact.
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Washington
Nov
Sen
Bridges
R-Nh
United Mine Workers Welfare
UMW
John L. Lewis
Ezra Varn Horn
Truster
Lewis
Wolff & Marx Sets Record During August Sale
Wolff & Marx reported record sales on the first day of its Texas Day sale in August and again on the first day of Golden Harvest. Attendance was higher than any prior Wolff & Marx selling event, Norman C. Netter said. The sale runs through the week with extended hours to 9 p.m. Thursday.
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Wolff Marx
Wolff & Marx
3 Ways To End Crisis
New York reports 1800 leaders of industry and finance call for solutions to the world economic crisis. Proposals include higher productivity, improved living standards and purchasing power, and adequate defense to safeguard basic human rights. The remarks were made at the National Foreign Trade convention where Secretary Acheson is set to speak.
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New York
Matthew Wal
AFL
How to Hold False Teeth More Firmly in Place
A short ad explains using Kastelth non acid powder to secure dentures. It claims teeth stay firm and comfortable without sour taste, leaving no sticky aftertaste. Available at drug stores.
Three Hurt In Collision Involving Five Vehicles
An early morning crash on West Commerce Street left three people injured and two more with minor injuries. Ernest Houghton, 42, and his passenger Tom Smith, 110 Petty Street, were hospitalized. Maxine Coldman, 21, a Medical Field Service worker, was also hurt. Pilar Sanchez, 27, and passenger Henry Montoya, 26, sustained minor injuries after Sanchez’s car struck two parked vehicles in the 3100 block. Raymond A. Jones, 23, was the other driver involved. Investigating officer Max Garcia noted the scene near Alamo and Grays.
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Autog
Alamo
Graysonsts
Max Garcia
Ernest Housington
Broadway
Tom Rk, Smith
Petty St
Miss
Maxine Coldman
Raymond A. Jones
Brooke General Hospital
Any Woman Can Be Beautiful Starts Sunday in American Weekly
A feature titled Any Woman Can Be Beautiful begins this Sunday in The American Weekly, the great magazine with Sunday's Light, inviting readers to explore beauty and style while offering practical guidance for everyday elegance.
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American Weekly
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