Ship Union Ballot Count Is Protested
The National Committee Maritime Union faces a protest over ballot tallying. A letter signed by Howard McKenzie and Jack Smith asked William Chanbourne to remove ballot supervisor George J Abrams due to alleged pressure. The Honest Ballot Association criticized the timing and requested a reconsideration to count the roughly 45,000 ballots outside union premises. Voting began in April and concluded at midnight Wednesday with posts for 130 columns on the line.
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CLG National Committee Maritime Union
George J Abramy
Jeter
Howard Mcktenzie
A¢ Crean
MU Navnal Council
Jack Smith Seq Etpey
Thr
William D Chanbourne
Abrams
Counel
NMU Prea Rem
Joseph Curren
Sy Nigal
Curiao
Curran
Commietates
Times
Honest Astral Association Theanwtile
Aolumn
O Dwyer Opens War on Tammany Hall in New York
O Dwyer attacks Tammany leadership at a press conference declaring open war on the ruling faction. He criticizes figures in Manhattan and supports reformist candidates while alleging patronage and internal splits within the party.
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Tammany
New York
Maroe
William’ O Duser
Tammany Hall
Guiler Club
Seacangark O Duser
Tom
Brookton
Manhattan
Tammany Visi
Alloine
Democrats
Odnser
Onching
Tammany Tounienton
J Samfon
Sanpeen
Tammany Execute Committee
Powerhil Post
Surryiale
Stenographer Returns After Paid Travel Sabbatical
Nell Eaten, a stenographer, resumed work with employer Glenn Miller after a year of paid travel following a six year tenure. Miller paid for the sabbatical and required she spend the time constructively and write weekly letters to a coworker. Mason spent the year abroad, visiting Canada and other areas, distributing travel rewards and sharing experiences.
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Jon Loop
Nealon
Glenn Miller
Jyouse
Wis Tate
Abe Ie
Miss Mason
Millecs Furs
Park
Good Empios Demilos
Ria Mig Maeon
Canada
He Sogauien Ex ‘Wonderful
Voy Educational
Washington Woman Clerk s Wizard in Wall Street
A Washington clerk in the Navy Department on a repeated dodny labor passage earned a profit from speculative investments. The investigation by a government committee found weaknesses in the system. The report noted a well-mannered yet emotional woman claiming long involvement in the matter and support for greater government role.
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Washington
Wall Street
Aiantal Swaardey
Navy Department
Chaman Anguel Ho Andresen
R-Mini
Anth Mn
Sensmen
Dewey Shifts Focus to State Campaign Efforts
Dewey turns attention from national to state matters as he tackles a mountain of mail and appointments. He plans a September campaign launch with a three week West Coast swing and major speeches in about a dozen cities.
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Albany
TNS
Thomas Dewyey
Henind Hon
Tee Publican
Goserman Dewey
Allan
MuutaLy
David Maer
Dewey
West Point
State Univers
Wes
Union Public Plea Sparks Detroit Protest Over Pay Demands
Union members from the Communications Equipment Workers union staged a public protest in Detroit, marching with placards to press for higher wages and improved working conditions. Union leaders, walking off the job, prepared to return once a formal agreement is reached, and the national committee authorized by the membership to seek a strike if necessary.
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SEO Vori
Exchannes Hom
Laat
Sesierdas Pheer
Daal Jari
Pierdeni
CLO Assotenon
Seslerdas
Detroit
Loria
Tany Manutacining
Ammican
Umians
Navonal Bay
Six Children Slain Father Held in Australia Tragedy
A distressed Australian family experienced a fatal incident in New South Wales as six children were found slain and the father was taken into custody. Police report ages ranged up to 15. The mother, recovering in hospital, gave brief statements before being moved. Authorities continue to investigate the motive and exact sequence of events.
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Swobel DP
Lod
Lien Dathens
Antares Polkemand
Charles Hel
Sullebgen
ILO Debates Seating Of Delegates At Conference
The International Labour Organization faced a clash over seating delegates from Argentina Greece India and eastern Europe amid disputes over the Marshall Plan and anticommunist obstruction. U.S. delegate Frank PF Penton led claims that communists were attempting to disrupt the conference with abstentionist tactics. The committee voted to overrule objections and proceed with the session.
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Mig
Slamy Mauer
Eng OL
Argentina
Creece
India
Vsti
Thi
Frank PF Penton
Binei
Lfruow
Comanurt Tron
Cesta
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