Lewis Faces Court Docket as Coal Strike Resumes
Judge Goldsborough weighs penalties for Lewis and United Mine Workers over defying a federal court order halting the coal strike. Proceedings show tense conferences, possible fines or jail, and potential Supreme Court appeal while labor supporters rally behind Lewis amid industry shutdowns affecting over 165,000 workers.
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Conloma
Supreme Court
Benostere
Padway
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Lewis
Courcs
Pattway
Goldsborough
L. United Mine Workers
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Hopkins
Harrison Combs
Pilvats
Sonnett
Clent
Gail
Jeader
Sennett
Geldborough
U. S Court of Appeals
High Court
Philadelphia
American Federation of Hotery Workers
C10
Prospeeta
Oakland Walkout Shuts Stores Amid Bay Area Disruptions
In Oakland a mass demonstration and newspaper walkout disrupts commerce and transit. AFL leaders say Kahn's and Hastings’ protests force closure as police escort picket lines. Mayor Beach condemns actions as a mob challenge to government while pledging support for bargaining.
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Acrena
San Francico
AFL
Oakland Auditorium
James F Galliano
Alameda County Labor Council
Cleris Union
Kahn's
Hastings
Los Angeles
Mayor Beach
Truman appoints Denny FCC chairman
President Truman names Charles R. Denny of Baltimore Maryland to chair the Federal Communications Commission. Denny succeeds the prior head and will lead federal regulation of communications policy and licensing.
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Washington
Truman
Charles R. Denny
Baltimore
Federal Communications Commission
Border Plea By Greece
Lake Success Greece. Greek ambassador to the United Nations Vassili Dendramis said Greece filed formal charges of border violations against Yugoslavia Bulgaria and Albania. He asked a UN commission to conduct an on the spot investigation and to have a committee sent to Greece to inspect border conditions.
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Vassili Dendramis
United Nations
Yugoshavia
Bulgaria
Albania
UN Commission
Dendramis
Jhag
Trygve Lie
United Nations Security Council
Cse
Greece
Missing Girl Trails Lead Toward Glastonbury Mountain
Four volunteers reported sighting the missing blonde student near Glastonbury Mountain eight miles north of Bennington as search teams extend into New England and New York. A light trainer plane aided by a former pilot and supplies was dispatched from the base while relatives cope with the strain at home. Paula was last seen leaving the Bennington campus wearing blue jeans a windbreaker and sneakers. Ernest Whitman the watchman at a local plant noted she asked how far the trail went and described the climb toward the fork halfway up the mountain. Officials believe she pressed on into the cold darkness with shelters and cables along the route awaiting a possible return.
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New England
New York
Glastonbury Mountain
Bennington
Paula
Lies ‘Jare
Boston
Bennington College
Canada
Robert Sausville
RCAF
Pauls
Ernest Whitman
Whitman
Walden
Thelel Stamford
Pickets Cleared Of Riot Charges At GE Plant
Philadelphia scene ends as 14 members of the CLO United Electrical Union are acquitted by an eight women and four men jury. They faced charges of riot and unlawful assembly tied to a plant picketing clash at a General Electric facility last February following an injunction against mass picketing.
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CTO
General Electric Co
CLO
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers Union
Belgium seeks minor border change and resource equity
A Brussels government memorandum says Belgium asks for a small border adjustment and, conditionally, an equitable share in exploiting West Germany’s natural resources. The note frames the terms as modest stakes in broader postwar settlements.
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Belgium
Brussels
Germany
Westeen
Parley Drafts Miners Into State Military Plan
The Minnesota Parley discussed mobilizing miners for state defense efforts. Delegates weighed fuel and heating needs, possible rationing, and the need to keep communities fed amid a widening cold wave. Soviet and Western diplomats clashed over disarmament and Spain at the UN session.
Denver Prom Page One student classes resume Monday
A regional Commerce survey shows 27 percent of Denver small industry workers laid off by this weekend, 40 percent if the strike lasts until Christmas, and 90 percent if it extends 30 days beyond Christmas. Vivian and he was consider.
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Denver + Prom
Department of Commerce
Denver
Vivian
Miners Threaten Strike Over Government Actions
Miners from Westland and Vesta No 5 mine districts condemn government tactics as the poorest method to force a return to work. Workers criticize price policies and demand action from Lewis, with some pledging to stay out until ordered back, while others urge caution and philosophical resignation amid a rising potential for a broader labor dispute.
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Lewis
Nazy Zupamo
Westland
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Company
Canonsburg
Ziush Lewis
Frank Tome
Wesland
America
Frank
Republic
Vesta No
Greene County
Lewis Ingall
Patsy Colde
Liem
Government to use Big Inch pipelines for gas amid coal strike
A House Committee examines permanent use of 1500 mile pipelines from Texas fields to the eastern seaboard as gas conveyors. Officials say the War Assets Administration delayed proper repurposing, while Dr John Steelman is urged to testify on potential oil transport and pipeline disposition. Gardiner Symonds reports gas expected soon, weather permitting, with FPC regulating sale and delivery points.
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House Committee
Texas Orields
Eas
Coa Suile
Tong Ag Feries
Lewis Shlok
Ickes
War Assets Administration
John S. Steelman
Truman
John L. Lewis
Steelman
United Mine Workers Union
Nessee Gas and Transportations Company
Louisiana
Symonds
Telos
Tle
Federal Power Commission
Packers Sign CHICAGO (14S) Negotiations Quiet Hope for Avert Strike
Swift CB and APL meat cutters and butchers workmen announced a new contract today. A spokesman said the move sparked optimism that a threatened nationwide packinghouse workers strike would be averted.
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Chicago
Swift & CB
APL
Swift
French Reds Fail To Elect Premier
Paris reports the Communist party failed to elect its candidate Maurice Thorez as premier in the new national assembly. Thorez fell short by 91 votes of the required absolute majority of 310.
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Pacety
Maurice Thorex
Premer
Natonal Assembly
Thorer
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