Ives Opposes Bill To Ban Closed Shop In Senate
Wantington Wyoming Senator Ives on the Senate Labor Committee opposed the effort led by Senator Joseph Ball to outlaw the closed shop. He warned that abolishing it would create chaotic conditions in industry and cited widespread long standing contracts with unions. The panel appeared to lean against the ban as Ball’s measure drew criticism.
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Ives
Wantington WY
Ren.xi
Industey
Senate Labor Committee
Teald
Senate Committee
Joseph H. Ball
R.-Minn
Ives discusses closed shop dangers in union contracts
Ives warned that a closed shop would breed chaos as minority members could withhold union approval and trigger penalties between unions and employers. He noted upheaval from such contracts, argued the right to work debate is settled, and explored regulation options without offering solutions yet. Some lawmakers want open cases with mutual consent but ban strikes.
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Ainer Shop
Otter
Ives
Aman
Galnel
Wagr
Seddouls
Congress
Coast Guard Rescues Crew After Collier Disaster
In a nor'easter the collier Oakley T Alexander broke apart near Cape Elizabeth. Coast Guard crews hoisted the 5,281-ton ship's crew from a perilous rail to safety, none injured. The vessel, bound for Portland with 8,200 tons of coal, appeared doomed amid 40-foot waves and a missing bow.
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Uri
Coast Guard
Coast
Wilt Sannon
Alexander
Norfolk
Portland
Fresk
Loreng Connelly
Boatan
sLv
New Bedford
Lucy Evelyn
West Island
Mays
Legare
Titcomb Auxiliary Will Meet Today
Mollie FE Titcomb Auxiliary of the Army and Navy Union will meet this afternoon at the Troy rooms. A patriotic program is planned with refreshments under Mrs. Harriet E. LeBeau. Plans for nominations at the next meeting at Louis Colleux’s home were completed. The gathering closed with a prayer for two late members, William P. Scurry and William J. Effler.
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Mollie FE
Titcomb
Army and Navy Union
Troy Rooms
Harriet E. LeBeau
William J. Pratt
Fifth Avenue
Lans- Ingburg
Louis Colleux
Jay First
William P. Scurry
William J. Effler
$35 a Week Fails to Attract New Maids
St Louis Household Employees League plans action to improve maid wages and hours. Leader Mrs Park J White proposes 43 hours a week for live out workers and 54 for live in, noting 2,000,000 women left the field during the war and many have not returned. She cites ads offering 35 dollars weekly and up to 250 dollars monthly for couples with no takers.
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St. Louis
St. Louis Household Employees League
Park J. White
Regular meeting of Green Island post discussed at 8:30 PM
The Green Island post will hold a regular meeting in Green Ishvad rooms Thursday at 8 30 PM with President Wil lam H. Shavecy presiding. The agenda includes membership expansion and the post’s veteran fund unit. A weekly social will follow at Legion Hall at 8 9 PM.
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Curtin Puat
Americin Laglon
Willam H. Shavecy
Funus
Alexander Grattan
Combiande
AL Legion Hall
Legnard-Curtin
Legnard Hall
Green Island
Youth Held in Murder Of Malden Girl
Malden Massachusetts police report an 11 year old girl murdered last night. Robert L. Comblas, 18, has been booked on murder charges. Authorities say the incident involved a bondal attack and rape. The motive remains under investigation as investigators review the case file.
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Malden
Mass
Maxwell
Malden High
Ionoova Fonthall
Robert L. Coamblas
Wea Bookit ‘Orn
Poilés
Anthony Glugauitte
Jacqueline
Slater
Bertui
Fragmented report of a theater exit and search leads to discovery
A distressed account describes Britha leaving a theater at 6 50 p m and a chaotic response including twenty officers and a youth missing link. The narrative culminates with the discovery of a body near a residence, with unclear details about those involved and the fate of Jacqueline.
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Britha
Agaslet
Super
Jacqueline
Parente Calla
Pho Youngetora
Pho Itty Viedba
Dur Clothing Ware Falls 20 Feet From Body in Struggle Scene
A corpse was found after a struggle, with clothing scattered and the ground showing signs of a fight. The body lay nearly concealed beneath boards, various debris and nearby earth indicated a recent disturbance at the scene.
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