Morse Rejects Halting Taft Hartley Use For Coal Dispute
Senator Morse argued the President cannot invoke Taft Hartley to end the three day mine week unless a true national emergency exists. He contrasted disputes causing losses with threats to health or safety and noted Truman has shown no stance on using emergency powers amid coal production cuts.
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Southern Coal
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Nebraska
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Coal wage talks seek NLRB ruling on week change
The National Bituminous Coal Wage Conference asks the National Labor Relations Board to label Lewis three day week as an unfair labor practice. George H. Love of Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal says the negotiating committee will file charges. Lewis urged separate agreements for a 50 cent daily raise and 15 cent a ton welfare fund increase. Love called Lewis’s contracts illegal and a failure. In a separate item, Lt Gen Walker approves prison terms for 14 Japanese civilians and two sergeants for mistreating POWs at Niigata works during 1943 to 1945.
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George H. Love
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U.S. Eighth Army
Niigata Iron and Steel Works
Hungarian relief official accuses Hungarian police of torture
American relief official Israel Jacobson said Hungarian security police starved him and grilled him for 20 hours daily during a 12 day detention on spy charges. He described a bright light kept on and vivid mistreatment while they sought an admission of espionage.
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Israel Jacobson
Jacobson
Budapest
American Joint Distribution Committee
Yale
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N.Y
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Vienna
United States
Nicklesdor
Schwechat
Dewey Says He Won’t Seek Presidency in 1952 1956 or 1960
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey announced he will not be a presidential candidate in 1952 1956 or 1960 but did not rule out another run for governor. GOP leaders still ponder a third term draft as Dewey confirms his opposition to a future national bid and notes Breitel's appointment to the State Supreme Court.
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Albany
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
G.O.P
Charles D. Breitel
State Supreme Court
Brelfel
Oregon
John Higgins
New Year's Eve Price War Hits Sunset Strip Clubs
Charlie Morrison of the Mocambo and Herman Hover of Ciro's announced a New Year’s Eve price war cutting per person price from 20 to 12.50 dollars. Hover added free barber services for 5 o’clock shadow and complimentary bus rides to Pasadena for the Rose Bowl game as extra inducements.
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Charlie Morrison
Mocambo
Herman Hover
Ciro’s
Hover
Morrison
Pasadena
Stand Put On Cold Pill Sale By FDA
WASHINGTON UP The Food and Drug Administration says it will stand pat on its decision to allow non prescription sales of antihistamine drugs. Associate Commissioner George P Larrick says there is no basis for reports it would reverse course and require prescriptions. The agency has issued a license this year for over the counter sales and does not vouch for their value, simply that they are not dangerous. If unsafe, the license could be revoked in minutes.
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Food and Drug Administration
George P. Larrick
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Larrick
Split Austria Seen Red Aim
In Vienna American and British officials fear Russia may try to split Austria by undermining the four power Council as in Berlin. They worry the Soviets could repeat tactics used to divide Germany and seize eastern Austria while Austria remains under four occupation zones since 1945.
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