Taft to Reply to President Over NLRB Pressure Charge
Senator Robert A. Taft promised a reply to President Truman after the White House published a letter critiquing Taft for allegedly pressuring the NLRB in a Chicago strike involving the International Typographical Union. The dispute centers on a July meeting with Chicago publishers and NLRB counsel, with Findling reporting back to the White House.
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Cincinnati
Robert A. Taft
R. O
Truman
National Labor Relations Board
White House
Taft
International Typographical Union
AFL
Chicago
David P. Findling
Findling
Tait
Senate
Kaiser Charges Conspiracy to Sack Kaiser-Frazer Plant
Henry J. Kaiser alleges an undercover conspiracy to block Kaiser-Frazer Corp. from its Cleveland plant lease. He asks Congress to investigate Republic Steel Wheland Co. Carroll Reece and Gordon Street are named as involved parties amid demands to subpoenas and disclosure. A separate Hillsboro wind incident reports a garage destroyed by a gust with no injuries.
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Washington
Henry J. Kaiser
Kaiser-Frazer Auto
Cleveland, O
Kaiser
Kaiser-Frazer Corp
Republic Steel Corp
Wheland Company of
Chattanooga, Tenn
Carroll Reece
Republican National
Kenneth S. Wherry
R. Neb
Senate Small Business Committee
George Bender
House Executive Expenditures Committee
Congressional
Republic Steel
Cleveland
War Assets Administration
Kaiser-Frazer
Republic
Congress
Gordon P. Street
Wheland Company
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