23 Apr 1948
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1948
Page
1
Morison outlined that the injunction, issued by Goldsborough, stays 80 days or until production resumes, with penalties for contempt. He said the rule covers any strike to keep production, not just pensions, and that dissolution of the injunction would end pending orders and threats of penalties.
Chicago April 23 government moves to end 39 day meat strike with new wage talks. CIO packing house workers and four major packers invited to Washington next week for fresh negotiations. Wire service copy notes mechanized production in the United States in 1846.
In Burbank California on April 23 actor Lon Chaney Jr age 43 was reported in serious condition at St Joseph's Hospital after taking sleeping tablets at his Hollywood home. Det Lt W D Hendricks said the actor's personal physician noted several doses were taken. A stray line mentions about 3,000,000 miles of road in the United States.
Two Howard Hughes firms and six individuals faced charges of conspiring to defraud the government by buying six surplus planes for 105 000 dollars, though the planes were valued at over 600 000 dollars. The defendants include Edward J. O Connell Charles A Loring Glenn E Odekirk Morris P Weeler Frederick M Llewellyn Noah Dietrich and others. An arraignment was set for March 7 with bonds at 5000 dollars each.
Gregg county officers report a 94 foot long oil derrick weighing 18 800 pounds was stolen from an oil lease near Bere. In Paraguay, government officials announced they had nipped another Communist plot, the third such announcement in three weeks.
Company discussions focus on the October 1 1952 maturity of first mortgage bonds exceeding 44 million dollars. Williams notes no plan has been decided for recapitalization or refinancing while Mahaffie Bill prompts potential reorganizations. Stakeholders seek a plan reconciling dividend and debt concerns as attention grows.
A Detroit prosecutor described a jailed man as the father of six and leading a respectable life while withholding his name. Former UAW secretary treasurer George F Addes appeared at police HQ and spoke with the man before a press conference. Police said Addes was seen earlier Tuesday talking to two men on a street corner.
RaleighApril 22 Wake county sheriff Pleasants warned courting couples against parking on private property. The sheriff opened mail containing a verse begging him to judge love by more than sight and to pass a lover's map in Raleigh City Rail. The sheriff offered no comment.
After a week of wrangling the Senate passed a controversial bill on a voice vote as observers note a split in House sentiment. The plan would create a 500000 unit public housing program with government owned structures, fund slum clearance with 500 million in subsidies and 45 year loans totaling 1.01 billion, a 268.5 million farm housing program, and extend Federal home loan insurance.
The Arab League political committee met four hours in Cairo over Palestine as Syrian Premier Jamil Mardam Ber pledged continuing fight on land sea and air. About 10 000 Egyptian regulars camp near the Palestine boundary. Syrian artillery moved toward Palestine. London says Middle East command restructured ahead of British troop withdrawals planned by August.
Mrs. Dorothy Fear, a grocery owner in Los Angeles, spoke with a youth who brandished two pistols and waited nearly an hour for customers. She kept talking about her son in service and the youth eventually put the gun away and walked out. The piece contrasts a crime incident with a note on Malay governance.
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