Supreme Court to hear Heinz labor contract case
The Supreme Court docketed arguments in a test case from H. J. Heinz Co to decide if the Labor Board can compel a signed collective bargaining contract after an agreement is reached. Heinz argues the Wagner Act does not require such bargains and the Sixth Circuit ruled a post‑agreement refusal to sign is bargaining refusal.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Labor Board
H. J. Heinz Company of
Pittsburgh
Circuit Court
Justice Reed
Federal Power Commission
Appalachian Electric Power Company
New River
Radford
Virginia
Board Asked To Dismiss Six Teachers
The Board of Higher Education faced a taxpayer suit demanding dismissal of six Brooklyn College staff members named in a legislative inquiry into Communism in city schools. The case, served by Irving Cohen, returns December 24 in State Supreme Court as the board considers testimony and possible charges.
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New York
Board of Higher Education
Brooklyn
Irving Cohen
State Supreme Court
Howard Selsam
Maurice Ogur
Harry Slochower
Frederic Ewen
Murray Young
Elkton T. Gustafson
Ordway Tead
Cohen
Tead
Corporation
William C. Chanler
Frederic R. Coudert, Jr
FCC Urges Lakes Ships Be Required To Have Radio Units
The FCC urged Congress to require radio equipment on larger vessels on the Great Lakes and inland waters. The commission backed Canada US treaty preconditions to ensure equality and mutual aid at sea. Rules would apply to vessels over 1 600 gross tons and passenger ships over 12 aboard on the lakes with inland waters provision for watchkeeping and approved receiving devices.
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FCC
Lakes
Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Congress
Great Lakes
Commission
Congressional
Canada
Aleo
Often Injured Boy Runs Into Auto and Then Dashes Home
Ronald Allee, an already frail boy who has suffered multiple injuries, ran into the side of a car and then dashed home despite a driver offering to take him to a hospital. He has a history of broken bones from a horse fall and prior hit and run incidents in Pittsburgh.
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Denver
Dec
Ronald Allee
Ronald
Pittsburgh
Coat Thief in Paris Salon Sees Goering Take Lady Decies
Lady Decies recounts in New York that Reich Marshal Hermann Goering took a coat she intended to buy at a Paris salon. She notes Goering now resides in Paris and describes German occupation effects, including hotel takeovers and rationing in Paris.
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New York
Pasquin
Paris
Lady Decies
Elizabeth Wharton Drexel
Philadelphia
Hermann Gosling
Decies
Goering
Palais du Luxembourg
Crillon
Ritz
Assumption Group Plans Yule Groceries Drive
Donations of groceries fruit clothing and other items will be received by the Children of Mary Church of the Assumption in the parish hall Thursday night. Articles will be placed in baskets for parishioners in need at Christmas. Theresa Weiss chairs the basket committee.
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Children of Mary
Church of the Assumption
Theresa Weiss
Rita Malloy
Jean Walser
Janet Peters
Eleanor Sawzniller
Heart Disease Tops Death Causes in 1939 U S
U S mortality report shows heart disease responsible for 360 634 of 1 387 597 total deaths in 1939. Cancer follows with 153 846. other major causes include cerebral hemorrhage nephritis influenza and pneumonia tuberculosis accidental deaths homicides and motor vehicle accidents.
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U.S
Washington
United States
Italian hoarders of food face death under new policy
Rome officials announced a death penalty for food hoarders in the most serious cases as Mussolini and Fascist leaders vowed strict control of supplies, rations, and prices amid intensified government oversight.
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Rome
Astrict
Mussolini
Sec
Adelchi Adelchi's Doorstep Postponed Party Fragments
Fragmentary OCR reads as a political scene with mentions of Adelchi and Serena and winter, party followers and readiness for a front. The garbled text hints at a political event or gathering with unnamed attendees and noted delays.
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Retary
Adelchi Adelchl
Serena
Ja. Winter
Front
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