Hartley urges stronger Taft-Hartley action to curb coal strike
Representative Fred A. Hartley Jr. calls for stronger measures under Taft-Hartley to break John L. Lewis and his United Mine Workers power. He has prepared standby legislation to prosecute nationwide work stoppages under Sherman and Clayton acts if current law fails. Truman expected to seek Taft-Hartley injunction today as coal strike nears three weeks and threatened supplies grow perilously low.
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Washington
Fred A. Hartley
N. J
Congress
John L. Lewis
House Labor Committee
Lewis
Harvley
Justice Department
Truman
Congress Works Toward Passage of Global Foreign Aid Bill
The House aims to finish work today on a 6.205 billion dollar foreign aid package covering European recovery Greek Turkish and UN child fund aid while the Senate plans continued debate on education aid. Leaders hope to finish by April with many amendments still to consider.
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House
Senate
Charles A. Halleck
Ind
China
United Nations Childrens Fund
Chan Gurney
S. D
Senate Armed Services Committee
Truman
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
New York
Pennylvania
Brien Mccfahon
Conn
Amherst Club News Highlights Local Civic Talks And Meetings
Amherst reports from the Junior Chamber of Commerce meeting at Grange Hall with Dr. A D Russell giving a cancer talk and a nurse showing slides. New members welcomed. plans for Amherst park project and a baseball league field discussed. Also notes on Grange Youth benefit dance and various club meetings with hosted hosts and member updates.
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Cancee Aalberst
A. D. Russell
St.Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
Memorial Hospital
Elyria
Allen Hospital
Oberlin
Robert Kropf
Wiliam Ehrlich
Amherst
Irving Emmerich
Edward Morrison
Zanesville
U. S. Automatic Corp
Eduard Morrison
Recreation Center
Robert Wohlever
J. C
Youth Grange News
the Grange
Heck
Grange
Grange Hall
Aidan ‘Avenue
Airs
Alex Dybinski
Date Ridge
Hattie Stevens
Elizabeth Wohlever
Dybinski
B A. Jenne
J. Sironmeier
Stevens
Frankin
Evanselieal United Brethren Church
Preser O Ferea
N.S. Mace
Crete
T.0
Fo OW Lahuf
George Nace
Sopt
Leo Carr
Egeland
George Braence
Mansfield
William Roth
R. D
Donald Redman
George Dellman
Middle Ridge Road
Walter Kappley
East Street
James Russo
South Amherst
Memorial Service At Oberlin For W. H. Seaman
Oberlin held a memorial for William Harlow Seaman at Finney Chapel. The service featured organ selections, readings by Oberlin leaders, and performances by the Men’s Glee Club. Seaman, longtime director of admissions since 1928 and head of the bureau of appointments since 1938, died March 19 by his own action.
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Oberlin
William Harlow Seaman
Finney Chapel
Mendelssohn
Geunedi
George O. Lillich
William E. Stevenson
Oberlin College
Thomas W. Graham
Graduate School of Theology
Oberlin Professor to Speak on Christian Unity at Chicago
Dr Walter Horton of Oberlin College will deliver the William Henry Hoover Foundation Lectures on Christian Unity at the University of Chicago from April 5 to 8. The topic is The Next Phase in Christian Unity.
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Oberlin
Walter W. Horton
Oberlin College
William Henry Hoover Foundation
University of Chicago
Oberlin Stamp Club and Local Society Meetings Apr
Oberlin Stamp Club schedules a 7 45 p m meeting in the Director's Room of the People's Bank South Main Oberlin. Ladies Aid Society of Grace Lutheran Church will host a dessert session at 1 pm with a 2 pm meeting. both events invite attendance. Hospital and college events listed with admissions/discharges and campus programs.
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Oberlin Stamp Club
Frica
People’s Bank
South Main Street
Oberlin
Ladies Aid Society of Grace Lutheran Carren
G Fratz
Alis. W. Fields
Allen Hospital
Homer Merton
Phil Frovenzano
Charles Scott
Allen Hill
Marian Bickel
Royce Beal
Joan Lewis
Ire Howara Rawson
Paul Bass
Carl Peas
Herbert Hestoun
Danny Dugan
Duschargen
Thomas Ives
Timothy Ives
Dora Heigh
Moses Cannon
Emily Hust
Maron Bickel
Eduard Bryant
Mrc O Bielefeld
Caaries Caz Xier
Edward Davidson
Danns Dugan
Abert Capenter
Pauli Bass
Joan Purves
Evenek
Bon
Edward Daieser
Don Park
Whocnard
Warner Hall
Wilbur E Goist
Finney Cheap
Ailen Art Building
Chester L Shaver
Henry A. Grubbs
F. W
U S Says Adequate Bomb Supply Held by AEC
The Atomic Energy Commission told a House subcommittee that the nation has an adequate supply of atom bombs on hand though no exact numbers were released. An unofficial observer suggested a possible 30 to 500 bombs range while Lilienthal’s testimony implied ongoing rapid development of the atomic program.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Congress
House
United States
David E. Lilienthal
Frank B. Keefe
R. Wis
Lilienthal
Keefe
Subcommittee
Rusctie Acknowledges Bomb Readiness Debate In Committee
A committee member urged a public statement on the number of bombs ready for use by the armed forces. He argued that releasing the figure would provide reassuring information for the American people.
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Mahon
TVA
George ML Malone
Nev
Tennessee Valley
Malone
Senate Public Works
Mutual
Coats
Adies
INO
Philip Anderson, Jr
Cornelius O'Leary
Anderson
Lucy Boemer
Ave
W. H. Seaman
DR. Horton
Stamp Club
Violet E. Barson Quarry Rd
Betty Heisman
N. Pleasant
U.S
Lilienthal Grectly
Rusctie
Productom
Fiala
Children’s Apparel Center
Children’s Clothing Counsellor
Glyrie Sevings & Trust
Philco
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W. Broad ST
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