NLRB Rules No-Strike Violators Can Be Fired
Washington The National Labor Relations Board ruled that workers who violate no strike pledges in union contracts can be fired without protection of the Wagner Act. The decision reaffirmed prior Supreme Court and board interpretations, citing a case involving Dyson and Sons as precedent and noting enforcement against strike-violating employees under the act.
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Supreme Court
Joseph Dyson and Sons
Chevland Tilers
Steel and Aluminum
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Victory Club
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Louiy Ateel
Delay Ruling on Governor Ousting Case in Georgia
Judge Jide Waller-Hen din deferred judgment on the case seeking to oust Governor Talmadge. The Atlanta suit asks for direction on governorship succession and questions legislative action and executive funds amid ongoing legal arguments.
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Herminn Talmidge
Georgia
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Argun
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Talmadge
Eugene Cook
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Fire Destroys Three-Story Coppera Warehouse
A blaze yesterday afternoon swept through a three story Coppera warehouse, causing about 100000 in damage. Manager Willing Mamott estimated losses include a red Eldrey henna 410 tone s of ford ingredients and four ing equipment ruined. origin undetermined.
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Masonic Grand Master Honored in New York War Service Acknowledgment
The Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons was awarded a ceremony in New York State. He received a recognition certificate from the commander of the Third Naval District for the services the Masons provided to the Navy during the war.
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Gay H Brown
New York State
Rent Adia Monto
Wolly
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Navy
Humanity International Group Takes Shape in Troy
A new chapter of Humanity International forms in Troy with local officials and national organizers gathering at the focal meeting led by DA Helen Melvin. Key figures include Gregor Ziemet and Leanne of Women Voles. the group aims to organize worldwide service through local chapters and sponsor networks.
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G O P Blocks Probe In House Day League Fight
Republicans blocked an inquiry into a recent regime scandal during a heated session. Key figures cited include Harold Lara, Allan Sil, Janet Hib Gordon, Gordon Lewis Olle Wings and Manhattin, as debate stretched over more than two hours with bitter lines drawn.
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Allan 'P Sil
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Fireman Killed in Basement Incident
A fireman died after being overcome in a basement incident yesterday. The victim, named as Veo Podpawn, was transported to Bt Josepha Flospiial where officials reported he was out of danger before succumbing. Captain Salvatore Plea and other responders aided the scene.
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Howe Lireman
Salvatore Plea
Josepha Flospiial
State Senate OKs Judges Amendment
Albany action reports the State Senate approving a amendment package backed by Governor Dewey to enlarge the judiciary and ease court procedures. The plan includes federal funds for state development via the Department of Commerce, sparking bipartisan debate and opposition from minority leaders about city cost and planning requirements.
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Chaiimans Sunile
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Republicsa Asayama
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Sue Pare
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Messine
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Willam O Dwyer
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Department of Commerce
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Harvard Student Missing for 18 Days
A Harvard student, Gardine, from Malir, has been missing for 18 days. Family and police earlier reported sightings and incomplete clues, with no conclusive lead yet. Investigators note the search continues, urging anyone with information to contact local authorities.
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War treaties signed as violence erupts in Rome scene
Allies ink pacts with Italy and four satellites in a dramatic ceremony while protests and street clashes erupt. A Milan accord aimed at colonial gains is overshadowed by a shooting in Pola that wounds a man and a note pins responsibility on a woman. Leaders condemn harsh terms as Yugoslav and Italian tensions rise.
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Adriatik Wis
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NAM Asks Congress To Outlaw Portal Suits
NAM urges Congress to outlaw portal suits without repealing the Labor Standards Act. Raymond S Smethurst argues such a repeal would be drastic and unsupported. He proposes eliminating back‑pay demands to shield business from claims tied to refinery price provisions.
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Death Decree Given 3 Jews In Palestine
AP reports a court sentenced three Jewish suspects tied to the underground in Palestine after a British plan faced Arab rejection. The three, Dov Ben Salmon Rosenbaum, Ben Zion Kashani, and Moide Vorakuny Alkacht, were convicted of armed involvement and sentenced to death amid heightened security and international tension.
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Seven Marines Missing After Amphibious Drill
Camp Pendleton reported seven Marines missing after an amphibious drill near the water. Officials said twenty Marines were thrown overboard and thirteen bodies floated ashore. no additional survivors were found by search aircraft and boats. Authorities released public information about the accident and ongoing recovery efforts.
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U.S. urged to crack down on communist fifth column
Lawmakers advocate immediate action against Moscow directed communist influence in the United States. Calls include stringent prosecutions, expanding surveillance, and intensified enforcement of anti espionage and sedition laws to counter perceived subversive operations.
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Foes Of Lilienthal Growin Senate Opposition Deepens
Washington reports swelling GOP opposition to President Truman’s pick David Lilienthal to head the Atomic Energy Commission. Senator Wherry and others challenge his qualifications amid Senate and State Department disclosures, prompting outcry over secrecy and international control proposals.
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Woman Slain and UN Balkan Row Highlight Brutal Death Case
A brutal killing of a woman identified as a estranged wife prompts police inquiry in West Los Angeles. Investigators link a plant worker Frank Biench to the case as a suspect while a separate UN Balkan ruling questions authority over Greece’s prisoner issues amid a tense multinational debate.
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Reardon Held for Grand Jury in St Louis County Case
Mary Calloane Reardon was ordered held for a grand jury along with two others in a Missouri county coroner case. A sergeant testified about a homicide linked to a father and his girlfriend, with Vincent Reardon’s death arising from a shooting and crash. The jury heard testimony as the district attorney and defense counsel argued over the charge and potential proceedings. The trial date remains unsettled as proceedings continue.
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Bodies Removed From Berlin Dance Hall Tragedy
Rescue squads retrieved multiple bodies after a deadly incident at a costume ball in Berlin. Police believe a collapse or foul play may have caused the event, with authorities outlining presumed death tolls as the investigation continues.
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Attlee Seeks Aid Over Britain Fuel Crisis
Prime Minister Attlee appeals for parliamentary help to handle the worst coal shortage since the war, as factory closures and power cuts hit England and Wales. Churchill and other leaders clash over responsibility while Britain faces severe industry shutdowns and a harsh cold snap.
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Two Felons Still at Large
Two inmates described as felons escaped Holmesbury State Prison by tunneling beneath a wall with improvised tools and a smuggled knife. The pair, aided by accomplices, fled into nearby areas as police pursued across multiple states.
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