NLRB Seeks Contempt Finding Against ITU
The National Labor Relations Board seeks a contempt ruling against the International Typographical Union for defying a March injunction banning closed shop contracts. Judge Luther M. Swigert issued the restraining order in Indianapolis. the petition notes ITU officers disobeyed by supporting strikes and related actions in Chicago and Hammond. The case follows protests by the American Newspaper Publishers Association and Printing Industry of America.
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Washington
Nurb General Counsel
International Typographical Union
Jin
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National Labor Relations Board
Luther M. Swigert
Indianapolis
Robert N. Denham
AFL
Chicago
Hammond
Ind
Swygert
ITU
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Examining Trial Set in Warren County Poisoning Case
A second examining trial will be scheduled this week in Bowling Green Kentucky for Kate Coad 72 and her daughter Katherine Lee 34 charged with murder in the alleged buttermilk poisoning death of Allie S Lee on August 14 Both women waived their cases to the Warren County Grand Jury and were bound without bond.
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Bowling Green
Kate Coad
Katherine Lee
Warren County Grand Jury
Union Ousts Four Who Spurn Oath
Four officials of the CLO Wholesale and Department Store Union were suspended for refusing to sign non Communist affidavits. The action came from the Inter national union. CLO leaders say attempts to challenge the suspension in or out of court will be futile.
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NEW York
INS
Pfour
C.lo
Iinter- National Union
Dead wife greets GI after Reich flight home
INDIANAPOLIS Mrs Grace Williams widow of Corp Marion Williams waited to welcome her husband home from Germany. The wrong Marion Williams had died in Massachusetts triggering a false death cable. He arrived and found his wife alive and the two daughters awaiting him.
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Indianapolis
COPI
Grace Williams
Corp
Marion Williams
Williams
Germany
Army
Red Cross
Massachusetts
Wiliams
United States
Westover Field
Mass
Gracie
Mighty Mo Last Active Battleship As Navy Reassigns Ships
The Mighty Mo will be the United States last battleship in active duty as a light carrier and eight destroyers reenter the fleet for anti submarine training. The Iowa will be retired around Sept 1 freeing funds and men for new programs while the Missouri remains afloat as the surrender ship. The Cabot carrier will be reactivated in about a month and eight destroyers return to duty starting January. A Newport meeting of 300 planning officers framed Navy Air Force roles in strategic air warfare with Forrestal stating cooperation benefits both services.
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Washington
Navy
Missouri
Cabot
Air Force
Army
Newport
R. 1
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Secretary of Defense
Forrestal
Naval Air
Citi
Wallace petitions filed to place Wallace on Missouri ballot
Henry A. Wallace supporters filed petitions in Missouri claiming 54 522 signatures to place him on the general election ballot for president. Robert B Logsdon Progressive Party state chairman and governor candidate said the petitions held 3 200 pages of names from across the state.
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Wallace Pititions
Jeliferson City
Henry A. Wallace
Missouri
Robert B. Logsdon
Progressive Party
Tornado kills three in Hamilton New Zealand
A tornado struck Hamilton today killing at least three people and burying six others in debris. The twister ripped a 50 to 100 yard wide swath through the town in about 15 minutes, leaving hundreds homeless and injuring at least 17 seriously. Hamilton, a 20 000 population town about 86 miles south of Auckland, faces extensive damage.
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Auckland
Hamilton
Home Town Honors Stone
Chesterfield town of 600 residents joins with leaders to unveil a memorial to Harlan Fiske Stone the former Chesterfield farm boy who became chief justice of the United States tribute held with prominent statesmen and jurists today.
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Chesterfield, N. Ho
Chesterfield
United States
Chesterfield Old Home Day Honors Reed and Bridges
U. S. Associate Justice Stanley Reed and U. S. Senator Styles Bridges spoke at Chesterfield's annual Old Home Day. Reed praised Stone as “a liberal, not a radical,” who stood for “freedom in an ordered world, for continuity in the law.”
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Chesterfield
U. S
Stanley Reed
U.S
Styles Bridges
Crnv
Reed
Stone
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