Nebraska vote on closed shop amendment
Nebraska faces a constitutional decision to ban the closed shop as a state amendment. The initiative, pushed by the Nebraska Small Businessmen's Association, faces stern opposition from labor groups led by a veteran former teacher and state federation leaders.
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Nebraska
Omaha
Wii—Nebeasla
3. Gaenther
WN Wrasien State Federation of Labor
the Business Association
J. A. Moran
Nebraska amendment fight shapes labor union lines
Proponents claim the measure backs workers rights while opponents accuse backers of fronting for big business and denouncing the Inver groups. The campaign highlights endorsements from the Nebraska Farm Bureau and Nebraska Live Stock Producers Association, pushing for steadier employment and new industry while denying curtailment of Inver's right to collective bargaining.
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Proponutux
Big Bushi
Grenthey
Slite
Total
Pat Hwarkes
Girnier
Nebraska Fara Buren Hederalan
Nebraska Live
Associiion
Family Affair Jury Panel Named in Denver Larceny Case
Agathar and sonwrtraohnson 1 and Frank Wweyenagen named to jury for larceny hearing in Denver.
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Denver
Agathar
Wrtraohnson
Frank Wweyenagen
Palestine’s Importance Rises as British Quit Egypt
The piece argues Palestine matters as Britain plans withdrawal from Egypt. It details strategic value of Palestine as a military and logistical hub, noting rail and port access, neighboring Arab states, and potential troop movements amid shifting loyalties and Arab-Jewish tensions. It mentions Iraq, Transjordan, and Palestine’s role in broader Middle East security and postwar power dynamics.
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Palestine
Egypt
Goa
Hou
Gotha
Atipe
Giyuttlan
CMC
Noytheast
Anil
Gree
Hiltish Forgea
Phtin
Welireon Tor Aviv
Uleo
Tere Unita
NHL Dia
Port Said
Mosul
Dead Sea
Jordan
Desere An
Abdullah
Hussein
Ish
Transjordan
Thosea
Palcetina
Iraq
Feisal II
Eng Ind
Tray
Suez
Cairo
Rabs
Thensolyas
Daimal Husseini
I Dan
Britain
Kenya
Africa
Commission Tackles Vet Schooling Reform Push
A wartime education commission urges expanding higher education capacity to accommodate up to 1,800 colleges expanding to meet veterans needs after 1950. It calls for 30 college presidents, new technical institutes, and a robust financial structure to ensure veterans can pursue studies under the GI Bill. The Snyder report warns 270,000 veterans may be denied education without broader action.
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Washington
Tigher
Raldiffan Dolluy
Renar
Louis
Juy
George F. Zak
American Council On Education
Wruman
Ig Commission
Earri
Shiny
John W. Snyder
Cok Vleges
Coleges
South Africa May Seek Immigrants For Mine Work
South Africa may seek 100000 European immigrants for Free State mines as transport and housing constraints ease. Oppenheimer plans and a vast new mining program demand skilled Europeans and Afrikaners, with Poles and others seeking refuge amid postwar upheaval.
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South Africa
Johannesburg
New Free State
IL New Free State
Ebraywan
South Afr
CFI
Poland
Warka
Sheal
Warsaw
Kielee
Warsaw- Kralony
Kielce
Shakawi Bey
Aniny
Witle
Ying
United Nations Relief and Ehihilitation Administration
Maria
Native students confront Bombay colleges over admissions
In Bombay and surrounding regions, hundreds of native applicants line up for admission to colleges. Officials report no institution can admit more than around thirty percent of hopeful entrants, highlighting intense competition and capacity limits amid the admissions drive.
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Mombay
India
Mare Wacex
Adnitasion
Ade Inkalon
Bombay
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