President Truman Wrong on 32 Of 33 Taft Hartley Claims
Phelps Adams analyzes Truman's Taft Hartley veto message in a five part series. He argues Truman was correct on one point but wrong on 32 of the 33 major objections, citing CIO AFL and other agency records to contrast forebodings with actual results. The first installment outlines the method and previews forthcoming chapters.
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New York Sun
Washington
President Truman
Adams
Truman
Phelps Adams
Wy Aseiaron
A.F.L
U. S. Department of Labor
NLRB
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Federal Reserve Board
Congressional “Watchdog” Committee
Congress
House
Senate Labor Committees
Alliance Council Votes 30-Man Police Force but No Pay Raise
Alliance City Council spent two and a half hours debating police department size and pay. The council kept 30 officers, rejected a $10 monthly salary increase, and approved raises for Municipal Court Judge Harry Wykoff and Clerk Mary Flickinger effective Jan 1, 1950. The meeting also considered council salary raises, street widening on S Union, a city electrician, paving on W Main Street, and sewer installations on Johnson Avenue, Sunset Drive, and Briarwood Road.
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Alliance Council
Repository Bureau Alliance
Alliance City Council
Robert D. Althouse
Althouse
Council
Harry Wykoff
Mary Flickinger
City Electrician
W. Mainst
S. Rockhill Ave
Johnson Ave
Sunset Dr
Briarwood Rd
Planning Council Art Study Draws Fifty Students
The third session of the Volunteer Training Institute of the Social Planning Council drew fifty students to the Canton Art Institute Monday night. Hugh H. Olmes directed the event with oil painting led by Mildred Young Olmes and watercolor by Ellsworth Smith. Olmes demonstrated crayon work and next week will cover music led by Mrs. Leslie D. Hanson.
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The
Social Planning Council
Canton Art Institute
Hugh H. Olmes
Mildred Young Olmes
Ellsworth Smith
Olmes
Leslie D. Hanson
Real Estate Board to Hear Akron Banker Speaker
Paul Belcher, vice president of the First National Bank of Akron and chairman of the Metropolitan Housing Authority of Akron, will address the Canton Real Estate Board Wednesday at noon at Mergus Restaurant. Belcher, a noted economist and forecaster, will discuss Real Estate in ’49. The meeting welcomes all with building, real estate, and financing interests.
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Paul Belcher
First National Bank of Akron
Metropolitan Housing Authority of Akron
Canton Real Estate Board
Mergus
Belcher
Western Winds Whip Drifts Across Newly Cleared Routes
A western storm hammers the plains with fierce winds and drifting snow disrupting roads once opened by labor crews. The system leaves travelers stranded and warns of more snow as a Pacific coastal storm follows the same path. Across the nation, weather deaths rise to 626 since New Year’s Day while mountain avalanches threaten valleys and rail service faces days of disruption. Don?r Pass and Donner Pass are cleared as rail lines freeze and traffic dwindles along Omaha to Pocatello corridors.
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United Press
Nebraska
Dakotas
Plains
Rockies
Pacific Coast
Aleutians
California-Oregon-Washington
South Dakota
Philip
S. D
Rapid City
Next Step film on plumbing shown by Crane Co official
A. J. Schooley of the Crane Co will present The Next Step a film about the future of plumbing at the Stark County Home Builders Association meeting. The session begins Tuesday at 6 30 p m at Gergus Restaurant with Earl F Lawrence presiding.
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A. J. Schooley
Crane Co
Stark County Home Builders Association
Mergus
Earl F. Lawrence
Massillon Fire Chief Seeks More Equipment and Staff
Massillon Fire Chief Ray H. Earle asks city officials to form a special emergency squad with its own truck after a busy 1948 with 466 fire calls and 116 public service calls. He proposes promotions to assistant chief and captain in charge of prevention, plus two new firefighters, to improve fire prevention and response amid rising outside contracts and growing risk to life.
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Massillon
South Side Fire Station Plans Progress in Blueprint Stage
City officials discuss a proposed fire station on the south side, currently in the blueprint phase. Details remain tentative as designs are reviewed, with emphasis on location, funding, and safety considerations for the neighborhood.
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Ering
Boy 11 Bitten by Dog on Smith Avenue
John Bartoloni of 920 Forest Ave SW was treated at Aultman Hospital for hip lacerations after a dog bite on Monday at 4 45 p m at 1102 Smith Ave SW, according to police reports.
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Boy
John Bartoloni
Forest Ave
Aultman Hospital
Smith Ave
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S. Mills
Planning Council
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Lowry Air Base
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Donner
Donner Pass
Bakersfield
Calif
Wyoming
Utah
Union Pacific Railroad
Omaha
Pocatello
Ida
Laramie
Rawlings
Green River
Cheyenne
Rock Springs
4Th St. NE
Frankfort Distillers Corporation
New York City
Jobe Ahan
Remington Rand
N. Erie
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Livingston
Underwriters Laboratory
Livingston’s
Market North
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