Unions May Refuse Non Communist Affidavits Blocking NLRB Access
AFL and CIO leaders indicate they will not sign the required non Communist affidavits risking denial of NLRB access for about 15 million workers. Denham’s interpretation demands affidavits from officers of affiliated unions, possibly excluding federations like AFL CIO from NLRB procedures. Prompt is pending, with potential petitions to appeal or challenge the ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AFL
CIO
Harold W. Ward
Washington
AFL and
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Robert N. Denham
Denham
John L Lewis
United Mine Workers
UMW Journal
Labor Board
Donald Adair Honored for Gazette Delivery Service
The Gazette notes Donald Adair son of Mr and Mrs Gordon Adair Linwood Road R 1 has been a Gazette Little Merchant since January 1 1946. He delivers in Linwood Park and Linwood Road to 126 subscribers daily with a record of prompt payments and reliable delivery. His hobby builds gas model airplanes. He says delivering Gazettes helps him earn his own money and has funded clothes and a bicycle. He will be in the ninth grade this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Adair
Gordon Adair
Linwood Road
R-1
The
Gazette
Little Merchant Corps
Donald
Linwood Park
Entry in Bendix air derby favored today
Ex AAP Captain Jim Rutle flies a P 38 in the Bendix air derby from Los Angeles to Cleveland at the opening of the National Air Races. In Geneva the United Nations Palestine committee reportedly plans to recommend ending Britain's mandate and creating independent Jewish and Arab states with a two year transition to self government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Rutle
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Geneva
Switzerland
United Nations Special Committee On
Palestine
Holy Land
General Assembly
New York
U. N
Lake Success
N. Y
Britain
U.N
Bendix Trophy Dash Opens As Hlavacek Heads West
AIR RACES START UP IN VAN NUYS AS June Page Hlavacek, wartime WASP, launches the Bendix trophy dash at 4 36 15 a m Pacific, aiming for Cleveland. Officials report favorable tail winds and a 500 crowd watched the dawn departure. Contenders include Paul Mantz and W Odom with Dianna Cyrus and Jane Page Hlavacek listed as sure starters. Jacqueline Cochran weighing her participation with Bruce Gimbel in mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Nuys
Calif
Page Hlavacek
Cleveland
Hlavacek
Metropolitan
Paul Mantz
Burbank
William P
Odom
Rossy
Long Island
Jane Page
Former Gestapo Chief Arrested in China Return
Char ley Schmidt, once head of the Gestapo in North China, was found in a cellar by police in an emaciated state after a two year Allied manhunt. He will be taken to Shanghai and shipped back to Germany as an undesirable German.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peiping
Charley Schmidt
Gestapo
China
Shanghai
Germany
Cherry Heads To Asheville For Weeklong Vacation
ASHEVILLE Aug 30 Governor and Mrs R Gregg Cherry arrived for a week in the mountains their first vacation longer than 36 hours since January 1944 They came by car from Raleigh and plan to work on plans for the Southern Governors Conference to be held here in October 1922
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
R. Gregg Cherry
Raleigh
Cherry
Brooklyn ex-soldier held on Los Alamos photos
Arnold Frederick Kiv a 27 year old Brooklyn ex-soldier was held for arraignment on charges of taking highly confidential photographs from the Los Alamos atomic installations. FBI agents seized 37 photos and 10 negatives at his Brooklyn home. He later admitted taking pictures related to atomic research equipment and visitors. See VET HELD P-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Arnold Frederick Kiv
U. S
New York
Los Alamos
N. M
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Brooklyn
New Mexico
Hoover
FBI
Kivi
Soviet Commandant Charges West With Stalling in Berlin
Maj. Gen. Alexander Kotikov accused the western powers of anti democratic actions and stalling as Berlin delays a socialization law for major industries. He spoke at a general news conference in Berlin with 75 allied and German correspondents present. Kotikov said Moscow was forced to return the draft for redrafting after it was sent back by the four power Kommandantur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Alexander Kotskov
Kotikov
Berlin Kommandantur
Soviet general accuses US and Britain over Germany policy
Marshal Vassily Sokolovsky in Berlin charges the United States and Britain with dismembering Germany and rupturing the Potsdam agreement by boosting western Germany's industry. He asserts the actions threaten postwar arrangements and stability in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Blast
Berlin
Vassily Sokolovsky
Germany
United States
Britain
Kommandantur wrangles with Allied powers end in Kommandantur
Kotikov described five months of wrangling with the Americans, British, and French in the Kommandantur. He cited ongoing criticism and unresolved tensions as Moscow press coverage cites P-4 details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kommandantur
Kotikov
August Weather Snapshot From Local Signals
Yesterday's high temperature and last night’s low were not fully provided. Noon today shows 66 degrees. August rainfall totals reach 2.40 inches with a quota of 5.07 inches and a deficiency of 2.67 inches.
Uncle Bud Quotes on Baseball and Life Lessons
A veteran sports figure offers this maxim: an earned run in baseball mirrors life success, achieved through one’s own effort rather than blaming the opponent. The saying emphasizes hard work, perseverance, and personal responsibility.
R J Dellinger Dies at 68 in Gastonia
Robert Julius Dellinger 68 longtime Gastonia resident died Friday night in a local hospital after several years of declining health He was born March 3 1879 near Cherryville and lived in the county most of his life A member of First Baptist Church deacon at church Masonic Lodge No 505 retired from teaching and worked with Metropolitan Life and Imperial Life Insurance He is survived by his wife three sons two daughters eleven grandchildren two brothers and two sisters Funeral services Sunday at 4 pm at First Baptist Church with Dr W Ward Barr officiating Interment at Gaston Memorial Cemetery Carothers Funeral Home in charge
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Robert Julius Dellinger
Gastonia
Gaston County
Cherryville
First Baptist Church
Masonic Lodge
Bessemer City
Local Revenue Agency
Col
H. Paul Dellinger
U. S. Air Service Command
Clark Field
Philippine Islands
Olin G. Dellinger
Bryson City
Gaither Stewart
Asheville
Watt Helms
Durham
David P
Tom, Pressley
J. C
Henry Dellinger
Wiley Shuford
Fanny Dellinger
W. Ward Barr
Carothers Funeral Home
Gaston Memorial Cemetery
Clay reacts to rumor of recall from Germany post
BERLIN Aug 30. A Moscow controlled radio report said Gen. Lucius D. Clay would be recalled as American occupation chief in Germany. Clay commented perhaps the wish is father to the thought, signaling skepticism about the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Radio
Lucius D. Clay
Germany
Clay
Confetti Showered Parade Through Gotham By Legionnaires
American Legion veterans from both world wars paraded up Fifth Avenue in New York while hundreds of thousands watched from windows and sidewalks. Mayor William O Dwyer led the march at 8 30 a m behind police escorts as units from state foreign delegations army navy coast guard West Point cadets bands and banners filled the route. The crowd swelled to about 200 000 before the start and increased as the parade moved along a 2 12 mile route amid confetti torn papers and cheering crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Fisher
New York
American Legion
Doughbours
Fifth Avenue
Legion
William O'Dwyer
Army
Navy
Coast Guard
West Point
Keynote Speaker to Head Young Democrats Convention
Winfield Blackwell Jr. a 32 year old Winston Salem attorney and Forsyth county state house member will deliver the keynote address to the state's Young Democrats gathering in Raleigh on Friday September 19. He speaks at 2 PM opening session with Basil L. Whiener announcing the lineup including W J Dorn Clyde Hoey and Gov James E Folsom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield Blackwell Jr
Winston-Salem
State House of Representatives
Forsyth County
Raleigh
Blackwell
Basil L. Whiener
Five Treaties Clear Way For Formal Peace
Russia ratifies five satellite peace treaties with Bulgaria Finland Hungary Italy and Romania clearing the path to formal end of hostilities. Moscow says ratification completes the process with instruments to be deposited soon. Russia gains reparations totaling 900 million dollars and acquires territorial and base rights in several states. Britain and the United States must withdraw from Italy and Bulgarian areas within 90 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulgaria
Finland
Hungary
Italy
Romania
London
Moscow
Presidium
The
Supreme Soviet
Paris
Russia
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Australia
Germany
Japan
Bessarabia
Petsamo
Perkkala-udd
Britain
United States
Proposal Bobs Up Again Bus Company Seeks Second Ave Exit
Gastonia city leaders viewed a Queen City Bus Company proposal to use a 150 foot stretch of Second Avenue for bus egress to solve a turning space issue at the Franklin Avenue site. L. A. Love said a new terminal could be built at a cost of 50 to 60 thousand dollars once approved, with current lots totaling 23 thousand dollars and 500 feet depth. The plan aims to prevent traffic hazards by avoiding tight turns from Franklin Avenue into the lot and onto Second Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Edwards
Gazette
Gastonia
Queen City Bus Company
Queen City Company
Queen City
Second Avenue
Franklin Avenue
L. B. Hollowell
Theu
Carothers Funeral Home
American Cab Company
Memorial Hall
South Street
Franklin
City
Marietta
South Streets
L. A. Love
Franklin are-See Bus Company
P-4
Cherryville Woman Charged in Public Safety Pact Shooting
Edna Johnson, 55, a Black woman of Cherryville, allegedly awoke first in a pact with her husband to shoot if the other woke. She fired a bullet into his leg, wounding him lightly, and the couple had previously discussed a public safety item detaining incident. The case emerged as Kings Mountain police investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder's Court
Cherryville
Edna Johnson
Kings Mountain
Johnson
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Tyler Bullock
Atlanta
Pennsylvania Station
New York City
Uncle Bud
Bill Baldwin
R. J. Dellinger
Gastonian
Gotham
W. J. Bryan Dorn
D-Sc
Greenwood
Clyde R. Hoey
DNC
Shelby
James E. Folsom
Alabama
Second Ave
Cherryville Negress
Gaston
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