Lawmakers clash over Taft-Hartley injunctions and seizures
Senate leaders maneuver to salvage Taft-Hartley provisions amid strikes and seizure debates. Morse amends defeated. Douglas and Aiken join against injunctions. Lucas hints at preserving seizure while isolating injunctions. Holland counters with an injunction heavy alternative. Debates center on using injunctions at private employer behest.
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Washington
Senate
Presior Truman
Robert A. Taft
Wayne Morse
Ore
Congress
House
Morse
Paul H. Douglas
Ill
Taft
Douglas
George D. Aiken
Scott W. Lucas
III
Democrats
Lucas
Spessard L. Holland
Fla
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minn
Fears Epidemic as Disease Spreads in Calcutta Subcontinent
In Calcutta and across India a plague scare grows as Dr. S C Seal warns the nation may face a scare rivaling the 1898 outbreak. Historic tolls are cited. current cases and pneumonia plague appear. Officials urge inoculation, rat and flea control, and preparedness as the epidemic potential rises. Rep A S Mike Monroney pushes to retain rent controls.
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Cal
Utta
India
S. C. Seal
All-India Institute of Hygiene and Public Health
Calcutta
Bengal Presidency
Seal
Vatican reports torture of Uniats in Romania
Vatican sources say six eastern rite Uniats, including bishops and priests, have been arrested in Romania and subjected to torture to force conversion to Orthodoxy. Earlier reports mention Czech Archbishop Josef Beran’s possible arrest.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Prgms
Josef Beran
Beran
Romania
Uniats
Holy Congregation of Oriental Rites
Meat Scandal Hits Portland
Portland officials asked federal authorities to take over total meat inspection after a raid tied to 14 people including nine restaurant operators over horse meat sold as beef. City Commissioner Fred L. Peterson announced seeking inspectors at all slaughter houses and processing plants used by Portlanders. Criminals linked to unlabeled horse meat distribution included Ernest Marsh Crystal and Stanley Manuel Rickard, with Mat. M. Slaughter a material witness.
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Portland, Ore
B. T. Simms
Bureau of Animal Industries
Fred L. Peterson
A. R. Miller
Peterson
Ernest Marsh Crystal
Salem Meat Company
Stanley Manuel Rickard
Hillsboro
Ore
Mat. M. Slaughter
Slaughter
Boy Kept Captive Shuns His Mother in Court
Fourteen year old Gerald Sullivan, known as the captive boy, avoided his mother Anna Sullivan in district court where she faces charges of hiding him for more than a decade. The hearing, held four hours, was continued to next Thursday as Judge Miles planned visits to Gerald’s living arrangements and the MS of Cruelty to Children.
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Boston
Gerald Sullivan
Gerald
Anna Sullivan
Frankland W. L. Miles
Miles
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
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