Calls for End Of Labor Monopoly Says Sloan
Boston based General Motors chairman Alfred P. Sloan Jr. argues at the Boston Chamber of Commerce that America must choose between a labor monopoly and free enterprise. He warns monopolies lead to dictatorships and urges restoring balance between labor and other groups to preserve a competitive economy.
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Boston
LLP
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
General Motors Corp
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Sloan
Jabor
Boy 14 Held for Murder in Kentucky Shooting
In Bonneville Kentucky a 14 year old boy described as very small was jailed for grand jury action on a murder charge after the fatal shooting of his cousin Price Little 23. Jailer reports the youth weighs about 90 pounds and extra bars were added to his cell. Judge J M King ordered Lester Little 14 held in connection with the case.
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Bonneville
Owsley County
J. M. King
Lester Little
Puys
Price Little
Mrs Jerome J Kahn Bequeaths Eyes To Sightless Recipient
Mrs Jerome J Kahn of Chicago donated her eyes in her final hours for a sightless recipient. The 88 year old wife of a Chicago businessman died yesterday after doctors removed her eyes and sent them by plane to New York where Red Cross workers delivered them to the Eye Bank for Sight Restoration.
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New - York
Jerome J. Kahn
Chicago
Eye Bank For
Sight Restoration, Inc
Standard Transformer Corp
New York
Red Cross
Eye ‘Bank
Collection to Aid Japs Called Off in Oak Ridge
The Oak Ridge Junior Chamber of Commerce known as Atom City aborted a Christmas collection for Hiroshima and Nagasaki survivors after the War Department issued a firm refusal. Local plans had been prepared for Oak Ridge employees to participate in the drive.
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Oak Ridge, Tenn
INS
Chamber of’ Commerce of
Oak Ridge
Atom Clity
War Department
Britain Delays Ambassador Withdrawal from Madrid
Rumors say Britain postpones removing Ambassador Sir Victor Mallet from Madrid amid a United Nations call for action. A Foreign Office spokesman notes no official UN communication has arrived yet, but withdrawal is expected today or Friday.
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London
INS
Britain
Madrid
United Nations
Francisco Franco
Foreign Office
Victor Mallet
Supreme Court Asked To Stay Executions Of Two Slayers
The Supreme Court was asked to stay the executions of Joseph D. Medley and William Copeland scheduled to die in the District of Columbia jail tomorrow. Counsel filed a petition requesting a stay and a review of lower court actions denying habeas corpus writs. No time was given for when the court might act.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Joseph * D. Medley
William Copeland
District
Columbia
Medley
Copeland
Japan steel production allowance boosted for rebuild plan
The Far Eastern Commission proposed increasing Japan's steel production allowance to accelerate postwar rebuilding. Commissioner Edwin W. Pauley urged President Truman to approve a higher quota, with Premier Yoshida outlining a minimum capacity target to repair the war-torn economy.
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Tokyo
Commission
Japan
Edwin W. Pauley
Truman
Yoshida
Coal Operators Meet in Washington on UMW Contract
Operators Cenfer on UMW in Washington gather to assess prospects for reviving their dormant contract negotiations with John Lewis United Mine Workers. The meeting aims to sound industry group attitudes on the tangled labor relations with the UMW.
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Washington
John “ Li
Lewis
United. Mine. Workers
Ap.l
U.M.W
Truck and School Bus Crash Near White Rock Fatality
A lumber truck and a school bus collided near White Rock, 18 miles northwest of here. One man, Sam Rowe, was killed. bus driver J Earl Wessinger was hospitalized in serious condition. Eight other truck occupants were injured. three grammar school brothers O Neale 6 LaVerne 8 and Leland Eargle 10 were bruised and had teeth knocked out.
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Columbia
White Rock
Here
Sam Rowe
J. Earl Wessinger
O'Neale
LaVerne
Leland Eargle
Navy Pilot Plunges Into Sea Near Martha's Vineyard
A Navy Hell Diver bomber from Quonset Naval Air Station plunged into the sea during a bombing run off Martha's Vineyard. Search planes found the wreck in shallow water but only debris was located. no trace of the pilot.
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Quonset
PIA Navy
Island
Martha's Vineyard
Quonset: Naval Air Station
Street Floor Commentary Sparks Debate on Work Rhythm
Fragmentary passage hints at concerns about tiring a person on the street floor. The dialogue suggests a measure of restraint to preserve energy and avoid overexertion during a task. No further names or places are provided in the readable text.
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