Fundamental Principle in Union Liability Case
A Gary CIO Steelworkers payment to Helen Searf highlights a key principle in union liability. The Indiana Supreme Court approved a jury ruling holding the union and its leaders accountable for injuries caused by its goon squads, rejecting immunity for misconduct and urging courts to provide a remedy to prevent vigilantism and protect the wronged.
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CIO Steelworkers
Gary
Helen Searf
Miss Searf
Supreme Court of Indiana
Appleton
Wis
Balkans
Jiable
Indiana
A Good Business Man Does Not Wait
President Truman appeals against price increases to curb inflation and warns it could trigger a recession. He urges workers to raise production and avoid cost-increasing practices. The piece argues business leaders know how to price goods, with cost accounting precision, opposing delayed action and urging moderation from John J. Lewis and miners.
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Truman
John J. Lewis
Living standards comparison between United States and Soviet Union
Department of Labor experts estimate American weekly wages about ten times higher than Soviet earnings based on Soviet prices and wages. Tables show buying power gaps: 50 dollars buys 380 loaves of bread in the U S vs 23 for 120 rubles in Russia. sugar 500 pounds in the U S vs 17 in Russia. milk 275 quarts vs 16. Broadly, Russians can purchase roughly one tenth of the food Americans can with similar pay. Despite some state services, Russian subsistence remains far below American levels two years after the war. The piece notes Americans prosper under free enterprise while Soviet consumption lags, and touches on attitudes toward automobiles and resilience in daily life.
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Department of Labor
Russia
United States
Bricker Lobby Ties Shine In Senate Clash
President Truman denounced the real estate lobby as Bricker defended, with Taft suggesting an inquiry. Bricker’s Ohio ties to Buckeye State Building and Loan link him to Morton Rodfish lobbying, while John Galbreath and Bricker ally connections loom large. Ball defends paying his wife ten thousand, and Townsend debate stirs old age pension talk before a Truman Indians belt gift.
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Washington
Senate
Qohio
Bricker
Truman
Otic
Bob Taft
Senator Bricker
St. Bricker
Buckeye State Building and Loan Association of Columbus
U. S. Savings and Loan League
Morton Rodfish
Buckeye State Building and Loan Association
John Galbreath
Buckeye State Building and Loan
Ohio
Reyl
John Bricker
Galbreath
William L. Kaiser
Capitol
Old Land
Senator Ball
Minnesota
Iverson
Burd
Ball
Townsendite Conyers
Gustere
Senate Finance’ Committee
George
Georgia
Brewster
Maine
Townsend
Harry Byrd
Virginia
Alben Barkley
Kentucky
Robert Goombi
Trusman
New Method Liquefies Gas Reducing Storage Space
Northwestern University researchers L F P Stutzman and George H Brown claim a new liquefaction process for natural gas. By cooling to 360 degrees below zero Fahrenheit and using insulation they eliminate large storage tanks, enabling gas to be stored more compactly and later returned to gas by heating.
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Chicago
Northwestern University
L. F P. Stutzman
George H. Brown
Pew
Two Elyria Boys Win Awards In Art Contest
Mrs. Reno Smith at Hampton School reports two students Del Gotham of 1385 East Avenue and Richard Broegé of 907 East Trn Street will receive top prizes in a national art contest by the American Humane Association Albany New York. The class used Animals in Art as April’s project under Dorothy Jones, Elyria Elementary art supervisor. Works mainly watercolors with chalk and finger paints. The class posters were sent to Albany. many are on display at headquarters delaying returning posters. This 29th annual contest honors pets and wildlife. China produced 245 million gallons of blackstrap molasses this year.
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Reno Smith
Hampton School
del Gotham
Irving Gorham
East Avenue
Richard Broegé
F. R. Broégé
East Trn Street
Américan Humane Association
Albay
New York
Albany
Voice Of The People Letter About Police Misconduct In Elyria
A reader from Elyria criticizes a Tuesday evening police clash with two intoxicated men on West Avenue. The letter claims excessive force, calls for due process, and questions the handling of liquor establishments. It urges lawful arrest and fair trials, praising American freedoms and referencing family veterans. A. J. Tomashesk, 1281 Rast Ave.
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Elyria
Fair City
West Avenue
Hahdé
America
Conging
Mia
A. J. Tomashesk
Rast Ave
FUEPROOM MATPRESSES DESIGNED FOR HOTELS CHICAGO A
A Chicago textile mill unveils a new fireproof mattress cover fabric. Harold Shaw of Burcott Mills says the vinyl coated fiberglass covers are wholly flame resistant and address hotel hazard concerns raised by several hotels.
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Chicago
Harold Shaw
Burcott Mills
Shaw
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