Coal Men To Buck Lewis Pact Clause In New Contract
Southern coal operators planned to urge John L. Lewis to drop the able and willing to work clause from future UMW contracts amid contract talks opening today. Negotiators, eight miners and eight operators, met in Bluefield as Moody prepared arguments on welfare and pension funds funded by coal royalties.
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Harold W. Ward
Bluefield
W. Va
Southern Coal
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Pennsylvania
Southern Coal Producers Association
Joseph E. Moody
Moody
Local Markets Record at State Farm ers Market
Butter beans 4 835 bushels sold at 1 25 to 2 55 per unit. Cantaloupes 6 941 moved from 0 08 to 0 15 each. Field peas sold 0 76 to 1 95 with black eyes and crowd high. 2 246 hampers cleared. Squash 0 75 to 7 00 in quality ranges, 469 bushels sold. Bell peppers 58 bushels at 2 90 to 4 70. Okra 215 hampers 3 00 to 7 80. Cucumbers 1 00 to 2 00 for 216 bushels. Pole beans 96 hampers 2 00 to 6 00. Tomato market slow at 1 00 to 2 00 for 394 bushels. Seven hundred dozen ears of corn 0 25 to 0 35 per dozen.
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A. L. Mathis
Georgia marks Jefferson Davis birthday with capitol closure
Atlanta June 3 Georgia celebrated the birthday of Jefferson Davis former president of the Confederacy The state capitol was closed though most banks and businesses operated as usual.
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Georgia
Jefferson Davis
Capitol
Atlanta
Jefferson, Davis
Lost Atomic Bottle Found Not Uranium
A missing atomic bottle has been found but an eighth of a troy ounce of U235 remains missing from the container from Argonne Laboratory. Senator McMahon said the material spilled from the bottle and the box was discarded due to carelessness. The joint committee will also probe the commission over a secret Hanford installation cost far above the 7 million estimate and examine Lilienthal management.
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MacMahon
D-Conn
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
David E. Lilienthal
Hickenjooper
Lilienthal
Atomic Energy Commission
Argonne National Laboratory
Chicago
McMahon
Commission
Carroll Wilson
Argonne Laboratory
Joint Committee
Hanford
Wash
General Electric Corp
Congressional Committee
Hickenlooper
Atomic Commission
Radio Wins Long Battle To Air Views
U S radio stations win an eight year fight for the right to express opinions on public issues by airing in their own name for political candidates or parties. The FCC approves a policy shift allowing stations to editorialize within fairness limits, amid debate over commentators.
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Jack Adams
Washington
U. S
Federal Communications Commission
J. M. Webster
Robert F. Jones
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Conger Nomination Approved for Georgia Federal Bench
The Senate quickly approved the nomination of A. B. Conger of Bainbridge Georgia to serve as judge of the Middle District of Georgia joining Judge T Hoyt Davis who is ill. Conger 61 a prominent lawyer was nominated with the request of Sen George and McCarran to grant immediate confirmation after committee action.
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A. B. Conger
Bainbridge, Ga
Senate
McCarran
D-Nev
Sen
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D-Ga
Conger
Middle District
Georgia
T. Hoyt Davis
Home Rule Rent Curb Brings Many Results
AP survey shows two months after law local decontrol spread to 16 cities including Knoxville Amarillo and McAlester with governors approval. Some rents rose modestly while Americus Georgia saw an 80 rise prompting recontrol. Nebraska has statewide decontrol.
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Sterling F
GREEN
Washington
Juno
Knoxville
Tenn
Amarillo
Tex
McAlester
Okla
Tighe Woods
Americus
Nebraska
Reds Agree In Principle To U S Plan's Proposals
Paris June 3 AP four power foreign ministers reported ready to compromise on a little peace treaty for Berlin. They backed Secretary Acheson plan calling for four power control of Berlin and city wide elections. After a three hour session officials gave no progress clue and no press briefing was scheduled.
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Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Russia
Kommandatura
U.S
Arthur Gavshon
Paris
West
Berlin
Dean Acheson
Lucas Urges Amendments to Truman Labor Act
Senate Democratic leader Lucas of Illinois backs some amendments to the Truman administration bill replacing Taft Hartley with a modified Wagner act. Debate looms as Democrats weigh injunctive limits and plant seizures while party lines stay unsettled.
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Max Hall
Washington, Inc
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Taft-Hartley
Rep. Sims
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
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Hartley
Sparkman
D-Ala
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Wumphrey
Minn
Hiss Case Witness Chambers Returns for Cross Examination
Ex Communist Chambers appears again in federal court for further cross examination in the perjury trial of State Department official Alger Hiss. Hiss sits with wife as defense questions the credibility of Chambers who admitted perjury in 1937 to obtain government work and involvement with a Soviet spy ring.
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Chambers
State Department
Per’ Hiss
Toatocky
Refense
Reese
Medina
Joan Hiss
Staattan
Washington, D. C
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Communist Party
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Contempt Found in Fi Communist Trial in New York
New York June 3 AP A prumist conspiracy trial ended with one defendant found in contempt and jailed in 30 days unless he purges. Judge Medina ordered Henry Winston and Probing into the background AMER Hall jailed as the trial unfolded. Chambers testified about theft and ties to Hiss while Gates faced questions on publications tied to the party.
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Chicago
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John W. Gates
Daily Worker
Communist Party
Publica
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Amer. Hall
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Columbian University
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Christ
Colum University
Columbia University Library
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Gates
Winston
Reianin
Naton
Sroankla
Ohio
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Christian Missionary Work Faces Communist Rise
A Baptist official reported missionary efforts confronting Communism as Asia and Europe see inroads. The American Baptist Convention meeting discussed reevaluating its name to American Baptist Convention to unify Baptists nationwide.
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Ruit Hristian
Acksgeck
Inial Tys
The
Baptists
Aileen
Dixon
Oak Ridge Strike Planned by 2000 Workers in Atomic Plant
Oak Ridge Tennessee reports a 2000 worker strike planned for next Thursday at a major atomic production site. The stoppage would halt Uranium 235 production, a key material for atomic bombs, as a CIO union seeks authorisation from national headquarters.
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