Bill Would Ban Closed Shops in Peacetime Arbitration
Rep. Howard W. Smith outlined a peacetime plan to ban closed shops and push compulsory arbitration. The measure would revise the Wagner Act, bar industry-wide bargaining, deny rights to supervisor level employees, and submit all disputes to arbitration without halting operations.
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U. S. Returns to Red After Brief Black Day
The government slipped back into the red today after a day of gains. A $496,231,606 interest payment on the national debt contrasted with larger expenditures than receipts in the Treasury's daily report for December 18, turning yesterday's surplus of $176,965,000 into a deficit of $69,445,000. The fiscal year ends June 30.
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Weather outlook Syracuse area sees lighter cold spell
The forecast for eastern and central New York calls for a slow warming trend with a light snow mix in central regions and snow in the north Saturday and Sunday. Record highs and lows are listed from 1918 and 1942, with temperatures around the mid 30s to 50s for the period.
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One-in-a-Million Lucky Escape In Airliner Collision
government inspectors say only one chance in a million saved 85 people from flaming death when two luxury airliners collided at 2000 feet over Aberdeen Maryland. Eastern and Universal planes narrowly avoided a full crash. three year old Beverly Ann Bouton of Baldwin Long Island was the only fatality aboard.
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Senate war probe recesses after Bilbo narcotics testimony
Clashing testimony on a 1500 dollar payment to Senator Bilbo halted as the Senate War Investigating Committee recessed for Christmas. Bilbo denied knowledge of the payments claimed by a doctor to help obtain a narcotics permit. Chairman Mead announced the recess, with Ferguson signaling more testimony may be needed.
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Theodore
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Ferguson
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Sugar Exports Take Quarter Of U S Supplies
New York Journal American reports that thousands of pounds of sugar are shipped overseas from New York each month. It says more than 25 percent of all sugar bought by the U S Department of Agriculture is allocated for foreign shipments from New York and other ports.
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New York Journal American
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Medley 45 Dies in Electric Chair for Nancy Boyer Killing
Joseph D Medley 45 died in the electric chair after a last minute appeal to the Supreme Court. He was executed for the fatal shooting of Mrs Nancy Boyer in her apartment in March. The case involved a poker session the night before and a lunacy hearing at the time.
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It May Snow Saturday Weather Outlook
The Mercury reports a wintry weekend with low pressure moving southeast. Snow is possible Saturday. heavy snow or sleet may arrive by Sunday, with assumptions of a wintry mix and slow travel conditions statewide.
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Balkan Probe Group Named for Immediate Balkan Border Clashes
United Nations Security Council launches first concrete peace-making project an on the spot investigation of border incidents along the Greek border with Albania Bulgaria and Yugoslavia. The commission begins assembling its state to travel to the Balkans by January 15.
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Union Sues Ford for Millions in Strike Era Row
In Chicago a section of the United Automobile Workers filed a lawsuit seeking 1000 dollars in back pay and benefits from Ford Motor Co. The crash of labor tensions underlines a broader campaign to secure wage and union recognition amid auto industry disputes.
Broken Heart Ties Couple After Tragic Death
Cleveland police report a 68 year old man Willan M Roberts and his 88 year old wife Mrs Horehce Roberts died after a suspected broken heart and possible starvation in a 20 room Lake Erie mansion. A dog named Sam alerted neighbors leading to police discovery of the emaciated Mrs Roberts and the couple’s valuables still in place. A coroner's inquest will determine cause of death as authorities search for answers.
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Lake’ Erie
Sam Mongrel
Colle
Ledi
Yugoslav Troop Movements Reported Around Skoplje
An informed source says large numbers of Yugoslav troops concentrate near Skoplje and the Monastir Gap at Bitola with heavy ammunition trains noted for three weeks. Traffic from Skoplje toward Djevdjelija has been halted since December 6. An Allied diplomat links the buildup to Greek border complaints and a UN Security Council commission to study Balkans border troubles.
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Djevdjelija
Ford Plans Major Shutdown Tuesday Nationwide
Ford Motor Co said all but a few operations will stop Tuesday afternoon and remain shut down until Jan 2 affecting about 90 000 workers nationwide. D S Harder vice president operations cited shortage of steel and malleable and gray castings as the cause.
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Ford Motor Co
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D. S. Harder
Editorial page notes on prejudice and trade group
The piece surveys suspicions and prejudices as obstacles to full approval of an international trade organization. Marquis Childs notes in his column and Reader's Digest discusses aging minds and basic dating formulas, amid several other brief items.
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Childs
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Split in coal industry delays new contract talks
U S press for showdown as coal operators split over negotiating now with John L Lewis. Southern Coal Producers Association holds out until courts rule on his legal troubles, while others ready to deal. Supreme Court set to hear Lewis appeal January 14. Concluded on page 8 column 8.
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Southern Coal Producers Association
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Fight Flares In Hanoi
An Associated Press dispatch from Hanoi reports Viet-Namese forces opened heavy firing throughout the city Thursday night. The attack began five minutes after darkness fell when electric power was suspended. The AP correspondent Michel Moutschen said Viet-Namese forces used field guns mortars and machine guns.
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Associated Press
Hanoi
Indo- China
Michel Moutschen
Paris bribe case trial set for Tuesday in New York
Alvin J. Paris, accused in a two count indictment of attempting to bribe two New York Giants football players to throw Sunday’s championship game against the Chicago Bears, was given until next Tuesday to prepare for his General Sessions Court trial. Judge Saul Streit denied further delay and ordered readiness when the case is called. Paris is held without bail at the Tombs Prison.
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Peace on Earth in Hamburg Amid Bomb Blasts
Fragmentary note reports peace on earth theme in Hamburg amid bomb blasts. Text hints at Christmas greeting of forgiveness and rebirth. Contains scattered references to Cov entry and two bombed cities.
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Germany
Coventry
Christmas party dates clarified by Herald Journal notices
The Herald Journal warns that party dates for Keith’s 8 and related events vary by source. Some listings show December 23, 27, or 28, with Elks events at Keith's and Loew’s theaters. Tickets marked December 23 remain correct. ignore ticket change notes.
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Canada Backs Russia as Atomic Plan Vote Pause Sparks Tension
Canada joined Russia in urging delay on the United States atomic energy control plan at the U.N. Atomic Energy Commission. Britain opposed the immediate vote, fearing a rushed decision, while Canada pressed for tweaks to the American proposal.
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