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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1949

Page

8

Taft labor bill outlines emergency powers and unions rules

A Senate draft replaces the Taft Hartley Act outlining president appointed emergency boards to settle rail health or safety disputes and possible seizure of plants. It expands NLRB to seven members and preserves some union rules while allowing new forms of union and employer actions and arbitration as policy.

Wasmengton Senate Congress National Labor Relations Board General ‘Counsel Robert NLRB Taft Hartley United States NLEB

Riots Leave Two Police Dead in Slovakia Catholic Conflict

Reports say two Communist police were killed and several injured amid clashes between Roman Catholic faithful and government supporters in Slovakia. Diplomatic sources caution on details as authorities restrict travel and Monsignor Josef Beran holds a palace sit down strike.

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Indigestion Leads to Surprise Six-Pound Baby

Cleveland man Leutner and his wife Kathryn welcomed their son David Charles after Kathryn’s indigestion pain during a medical examination revealed a baby’s birth instead of a health issue. Initial worry shifted to joy as the doctor and couple learned the infant weighed six pounds four ounces.

Cleveland Leatner Leutner Kathryn Dently David Charles

Roanoke Teen Testifies In Fatal Church-Kitchen Fight

G Lee Scott 16 testifies at murder trial that a sudden impulse followed Dana Marie Weaver’s insult. He says he struck with a pop bottle while trying to restrain her during a May incident at Christ Church in Roanoke. Trial continues as defense questions intent and nature of the struggle.

RO Anoke G—Lee Scott Dana -Marie Weaver T. Warren Messick Scot Dirk A Kurk Scott Christopheepes Ruyk Freddie _ Bradley Dana Marie Dana “Marie Jimmy Webb Messicha Ttechen Christencore Virginia

Dansville High School completes new driving course tests

Women drive the best in Dansville as Puth Pfuntner and Shirley De Long score 95, Cordelia Kysor 92, with a standout 90 for a young man. The final road test of the district's automobile driving course showcases skill levels among students.

Dansville Cpi Dansville High School Puth iPfuntner Shirley de Long Cordelia Kysor

Weekend at Hotel Syracuse Promises Relaxation

The Cavalier Room hosts a family breakfast and luncheon schedule in a long weekend at Hotel Syracuse. Guests are invited to enjoy a relaxing program with Saturday and Monday events.

Syracuse Cavalier

Spy-Hunting Unit Warns on Leaks in Congress

The House Un-American Activities Committee orders dismissal of any staffer leaking information as it tightens controls on witnesses. The move follows reports that names of witnesses for its anti-Communist investigation were leaked before subpoenas were issued.

Washington House Lin-American Activities Committee Randal

Textbook controversy touches schoolbooks nationwide

Readers report a committee inquiry into textbook usage after a petition by the Sons of the American Revolution claiming propaganda has seeped into some schoolbooks. Boards of education in numerous states were asked to list the texts they employ and to review their selections.

Boards of Education Sons of the American Revolution Rei Ischoa

Truman Signs Temporary Budget Bill to Fund Agencies

Washington report notes House approved a resolution to provide operating funds through the morning for several government agencies. President Truman signed the measure after Senate approval, preventing a shutdown for about a month. Veterans Administration warned half a million World War II veterans may face delays in subsistence checks while funds run out.

Washington Senate Truman Congress House Veterans Administration

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