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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1948
Page
6
A F L president William Green warns of a coming blowoff in labor management relations due to the Taft Hartley Act. He notes many unions signed contracts before the act took effect, which are exempt from its provisions, predicting trouble as those contracts expire in 1948.
In Bangkok the Siamese Defense Ministry ends the emergency that followed Field Marshal Pibul Songgram's coup on November 9. Civil authorities regain control and military phase of the takeover is declared over, with normal conditions expected to return in a tin tungsten antimony producing nation.
Corvallis Oregon INS Harold J. Clay, honey marketing specialist of the U.S. Department of Agriculture, says Dow and other new insecticides sprayed by airplane have killed countless solitary bees and other pollinators. Beekeepers are urged to increase bee colonies by at least per cent as a remedy.
The Atomic Energy Commission shifted plans to concentrate most research at Argonne National Laboratory near Chicago. A new high flux reactor will be built there, with Clinton Laboratory at Oak Ridge continuing isotope production and radiowellive isotopes for medical and biological research.
New York City will lift the trucking ban aimed at snow clearance tomorrow while private auto traffic remains restricted until further notice. Mayor O Dwyer announced the modification after coordinating with the emergency snow committee as 25.8 inches fell last Friday and most streets reopen. Brewery trucks defied the ban and received numerous tickets, with one brewer noting 400 summonses issued.
Tuskegee Institute's annual report lists one lynching and six borderline cases for 1947. President F. D. Patterson of the institute notes the figures and context in the released document.
The institute reported that the lives of 39 persons were saved in at least 41 instances where lynchings were prevented. Of these, 27 occurred in southern states and four outside the South.
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