Court Rules on Arbitration Clause in Taft Hartley Debate
The court ruled the Taft Hartley Act's arbitration provision unconstitutional for involving public facilities and hospitals and improper assignment of non judicial duties to circuit judges. The Flint case involved CIO Transport Workers Union of Flint Michigan versus Flint Trolley Coach Co. The severance clause protecting Jewish citizens was noted as altered in state law.
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Taw-Cio
CIO Transport Workers, Union of
Flint
Mich
Flint Trolley Coach Co
State Capitol
Peter B. Bradt
Supporters of Act Seek Supreme Court Interpretation
The Bonine Trapp law faces appeals from its supporters who aim to have the Supreme Court interpret several phrases to salvage clauses. Legal experts note that the move could shape the act’s enforcement and future amendments.
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Supreme Court
Talmadge Wins Georgia Post After Turbulent Power Shift
Georgia voters backed Herman Talmadge in a hotly contested race that followed a two-governor crisis sparked by M. E. Thompson’s bid to succeed his father. Talmadge led in the county unit vote and total count, signaling a civil rights confrontation stance. Thompson claimed acting-governor status briefly before the court settlement.
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Hammon
M. E. Thompson
Herman
Talmadge
Georgia Supreme Court
Thompson
Truman
Georgia
Gene
Herman Talmadge
Auto Races To Run Sunday Amid Clergy Opposition
The Ministerial Association urged enforcement of old Blue Laws to bar Sunday auto racing at Conococheague Speedway and asked local officials to act. The group also sought removal of alcohol advertising floats from Alsatia Mummers Parade on November 1, praising the event's educational value but opposing objectionable entries.
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Martin L. Ingrem
Association
Hagerstown
Ministerial Association
Hagerstown Alsatia Club
Conococheague Speedway
Joseph D. Baker
Hallowe'en
Gronn
Fair Officials Promote Clean Grounds at Annual Event
Fair officials announced grounds free of indecent shows and emphasized a family friendly program. Highlights include trotting and pacing horses, Thunderhead Smoky and Flicka, with Curley Hardeman and his Hill Billy Band as special attractions. Parked infield autos will cost 50 cents and admissions remain unchanged. The fair touts a $12,000 grandstand show for $1, offering value compared to other fairs.
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Thunderhead
Smoky
Flicka
Rinehart
Curley Hardeman
Hurdeman
Philadelphia
Red Planes Stunt Over U S Sector Scare Germans
Russian aircraft crossed into the Danish island of Bornholm and flew over Roenne in the Baltic, prompting protests from Howley and sharp exchanges with Kotikov. British and German observers warned of ongoing tensions as Berlin anti Communists planned a protest near the Reichstag.
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Bornholm
Baltic
Germany
Roenne
Howley
Taegliche Rundschau
Koukoy
Kotikov
Die Welt
Hitler
Stalin
Howler
Lucius D. Clay
Berlin
Truman Says U S Standing Up For Rights In Berlin
President Truman asserts U S leadership to defend rights in Berlin amid Berlin crisis and tensions with the Soviet Union. Moscow signals no talks for now as ministers plan Paris meeting on Italy colonies with possible talks on Germany and Berlin if new proposals arise.
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Truman
U.S
Berlin
Kremlin
Russia
United States
Britain
France
Moscow
Foreign Ministers Council
Paris
Italy
Marshall
Germany
Berlin Crisis Looms as Allied Airlift Continues
British and American airlift keeps Western control of Berlin amid occupation zones. If talks fail, UN intervention is possible as Marshall says US resists coercion while noting Communist disorders follow a familiar pattern and will be firmly opposed. The U N General Assembly opens in Paris September 21.
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Berlin
Elected to Council Narrowsburg News Roundup
Samuel ikasson of the Magerstown area was elected to the council in Narrowsburg amid a tight turnout. Details on party, votes, and subsequent assignments were not provided in the readable text.
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Narrowsburg
Samuel Ikasson
Magerstown
Md Jewish Youth Council Elected to National Committees
The Md Jewish Young Adult Council has been elected to the Executive Committees at the first National Jewish Youth Conference held this week at Camp Wel Met near here under the National Jewish Youth Planning Commission and sponsored by the National Jewish Welfare Board.
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Jewish Young Adult Council
National Jewish Youth Conference
Camp Wel- Met
National Jewish Youth Planning Commission
National Jewish Welfare Board
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