NLRB Rules Out Union Shop Elections in 13 States
The National Labor Relations Board ruled it cannot hold union shop elections in 12 states due to state bans or regulations, shifting power back to state laws. The decision involved Giant Food Shopping Center and Local 1501 of the Retail Clerks, with the board noting Taft-Hartley allows a union shop only if a majority votes for it.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
NLEB
Arizona
Arkansas
Florida
Maine
Nebraska
North Carolina
North Dakota
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Wisconsin
Giant Food Shopping Center, Inc
Retail Clerks International Association
A.F.L
Giant Food
Iseier
Columbia
Hoss Madden
Baltimore
Today’s Features Chronicle Communist Alarm Burdens Federal Bureau
A public notice outlines today’s features and pages while noting a heightened anti-Communist focus increasing duties for the Federal Bureau of Investigation under federal security law. The piece mentions sections on editorials sports and deaths with various page references and a hint of syndicated column content.
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United States
Weel
Federal Bureau of Fame
Amerierhal
Margute
Winchell
Grandmother Saves Choking Twin At Home
A grandmother, Mrs. Joseph Zankenieh, rescued her eight week old granddaughter from choking yesterday at their home on Willikan and Che bans Car. The infant was breathing after the grandmother cleared her airway and was taken by ambulance to Memorial Hospital in satisfactory condition.
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Sane
Joseph Zankenieh
Willik
Che Bans
Windhausen
Geinster
Ivo
Caral
Lam
Ambulanes
Memorial Hospital
Nana
Catal
Leichet’s
Resin Ui
Faye C
Cotman
Ital Parklog Campane
Nile A
Manis
South SS Paul
Newport
Albanro
Onfirnan
Dewey Stassen Duel in Oregon Governor Primary
Oregon voters today face a Republican nomination battle as Dewey and Stassen seek support across the coast. The contest includes Stassen visiting New Jersey and Dewey inviting rivals to the forthcoming convention, with candidates rallying in key Pacific coast regions.
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Oregon
Lewey
Pacific Coast
Robert A
New Jersey
Dewey and
Stassen
Grinceton
Stason
Dewey Alo
Sarge
Stocks Rally To Fresh Highs In Tight Market
Stock prices surged to new highs amid a cautious session as investors focused on key sectors. Heavy trading centered on major banks and industrials with 660000 shares changing hands and traders awaiting further guidance from upcoming events.
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Temdors
Raven
Fifth Graders Fly Stolen Plane Near Cheyenne Cheyenne
A chaotic tale from a western Oklahoma town reports that a group of fifth graders allegedly piloted a stolen small plane after reading comic books. The craft, described as nearly opaque to police, was recovered near Cheyenne following a parents’ plea and a late night search.
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Oklaloma
Talia
Areh Hamilton
Bafail
Rebert Tehert
Rebert
Bisstons
Mimy
Abet
Oklahoma
Cheyenne
End of National Harvester strike near at hand
Labor picture brightens as vote tallies expected to end the 62 day walkout at National Harvester Company plants. Strike leaders predict a return to work across major packers, while National Guardsmen remain at Waterloo and other plants amid ongoing tensions and pickets.
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Din Turtines
C.L G
Unidit
Nus
Chicago
Herbert Macth
Leemis Will Javon Recuin
Escent Wilen
Tleaeter Modiave Eole Fey
Lbcee Mujor Packers
Cluking Wit Agta
National Guardsmen Econ
Patel
Waterloo
Im! Adherl
Saul
Priana
Owenes
Receul
Living Cost Still Rising Across Major Cities
Unclear OCR excerpt suggests continuing rise in living costs with mentions of March to April changes, consumer price indicators, and urban fare trends. Shaky figures reference BLS data showing increases and regional variations, highlighting persistent inflation pressures.
Forgetful Doctor Must Pay 7200 dollars verdict
A disjointed OCR item reports a medical malpractice case in Oklahoma City with misread names. It notes a surgeon forced to pay seven thousand two hundred dollars after a surgery allegedly caused complications, with unclear details about damages and defendants.
City vendors urged to file sales tax returns by June
The sales tax director Fred L. Delkear announced that about 6 300 vendors in the city and an estimated 5 700 outside the city must file returns. Returns are due by June 20 with a penalty of up to 6 percent of the levy if late. The bureau expects revenue from the levy to meet projected figures for February.
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Aday
Fred L. Delkear
Delbeny
Fran Te Loabis
Patty Esasiening Tees
Cie Haven
Vsales
Horse Off Track and Downtown Stickup Report
Fragmented report describes a horse getting off track in a downtown area amid a reported stickup involving a nurse. The incident includes a thief taking twelve dollars while threats were made, followed by confusion as officers searched the scene and mentions gang dynamics and a sentencing in separate notes.
U S Demands Lebanon Free 40 Americans Held on Ship
The State Department said U S minister to Lebanon Lowell Pinkerton was instructed to secure release of forty American passengers held by Lebanese authorities. Pinkerton advised passengers not to resist and sought formal protests to seizure while the United States urged protection of citizens and demanded safe passage.
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Washington
Unite
Amiencon
Maine Corp
State Department
U. S
Lebanon
Lowell Pinkerton
Pinkerton
Amos
Foreign Students Showing Interest in Food at Oregon State
Foreign students at Oregon State College Corvallis show notable interest in food studies. Seventeen are enrolled in food technology and sixteen in other agricultural departments among nineteen in the program.
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Oregon State College
Corvallis
Ore Uns
Gregon State Colleges
Jane B—Toad
Font Technology
Safe Stolen Rda and Local Claims About Mining Incidents
A fragmented report describes a safe theft at a mining site associated with Han 35000 in cast Blatt and 85 100 inc heels ped bunds. Coal Jackson, a restaurant owner, is cited as a reputed figure today in connection with the incident.
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Ishat Mining
Coal Jackson
Properelon
Invaders Capture Zion Gate in Jerusalem battle
Arab Legion troops advanced through the old city of Jerusalem and captured Zion Gate. They reported Jews inside the city as desperate, warning Tel Aviv forreinforcements to prevent surrender. Heavy fighting, shelling, and isolations described across the ancient quarters.
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Arab Legion
Jerusalem
Eralem
Zion Gate
Yel Aviv
Placy
Jural
Lmig
Legion
Glét
Damas
St Stéphens Cate
Jatfn
Olives
Ukraagh
Ming Abraleah
Finn Cale
Malone Elaine
Xamaus
Lennon Ginene
Ike Dows
Haganel
Ha West
Sin
Ting Abdullah
YUE Legion
Sai Rab
Sheik Dareah Quarice
Lg Uniserumis
Vorsky
University I
Psapers
Hadassal Hospital
Mexa
Univeraly
Untitled fragment on Sears Cigars and Vermonter recruit
Fragmentary report shows James C. Petrilla of the American Federation of Musicians speaking of arming and intimidating recruits. A doctor describes a youth being examined and a joking exchange about a package in a corner, with garbled dialogue.
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James C. Petrilla
American Federation of Musicians
Jimmy
Sears
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