Decision hard one for Lewis declares stance on coal control
Harold L. Ickes argues the John L Lewis decision is difficult and calls for government restraint. He urges negotiated settlements between miners and operators, warns against using war powers, and stresses private mine ownership should not be seized without public consent or compensation.
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Coal strike crisis prompts calls for restraint and fairness
The piece argues for accepting John L. Lewis's decision to end a work stoppage, praising his courage while urging mutual forbearance by mine owners and workers. It stresses coal as a paramount public interest and warns against arbitrary disruption to the economy, urging solutions to prevent future crises. It also notes Diana Barrymore and John Soward reportedly planning marriage in New York on December 30.
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United Mines Workers
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Diana Barrymore
John Soward
New York
Bior Dahlberg
State Housing Plans Rush to Ease Teacher Shortage
The State Dormitory Authority moves to ease a housing shortage for teachers by appointing architects to design dormitories at 11 institutions. Estimated total cost is 8.5 million dollars with emphasis on economical construction and low rentals. Architects named include Harold Fulleston and James W. Kideney among others. The list covers Albany Buffalo Brockport Cortland Fredonia Geneseo New Paltz Oswego Plattsburg and Onondaga. Also: Arab representatives refuse to meet Jewish officials in talks on Palestine.
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Harold Fulleston
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James W. Kideney
Brockport
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Cortland
Carl W. Clark
Fredonia
Peck & Tinkham
Geneseo
James Gumbie Rogers
New Paltz
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Onconte
Mateus T. Reynolds
Oswego
Loimer
$100 Million Plan For Methodist Church Expansion
Dr Earl R Brown set out a program to spend over 100 million dollars on new church buildings to meet shifting population from city centers to suburbs and growth in rural areas. He spoke at the annual meeting of the Board of Mission and Church Extension. A rural shift toward farm communities accompanied by returning veterans spurred demand for churches. Two Trans World Airlines Constellations began the first nonstop Boston Shannon service from Logan Airport.
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