Serious Efforts To Amend Labor Act Not Due Yet
Washington reports that repeal of the Taft-Hartley Act remains Truman’s top labor goal though leaders expect it to stay in effect through 1950. Senate and House factions differ, with many Democrats counting on using the issue in 1951 elections while serious action seems unlikely in the coming session.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Capitol
Senate
House
Sen. Taft
Ohio
Taft
Labor Committee
Sen. Murray
Mesa Officials Plan Resignations Over Private Contracting
City Clerk J Edwin Miller and City Engineer John C Hoover announced they will resign by March 3 amid council objections to their dual roles in municipal work and the Southwestern Contracting Co. Miller has held his post since 1927 and Hoover has served four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesa
J. Edwin Miller
John C. Hoover
Southwestern Contracting Co
Miller
Hoover
Truman Sends Tito Message By New Envoy
President Truman instructed new ambassador George W. Allen to relay a policy statement to Tito's government that the United States is opposed to aggression against any nation. Allen will depart for Belgrade December 28 as Tito faces heightened pressure from the Soviet bloc and ongoing Western support.
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Washington
Truman
Marshall Tito
United States
George W. Allen
Yugoslavia
Tito
Allen
Belgrade
Moscow
Formosa
Chiang Kai-Shek
China
New Alumni By Adoption Plan for Wesleyan Fund Drive
New York December report describes Wesleyan University in Middleton Connecticut launching an alumni-by-adoption fund drive. James E. Stiles leads a plan enlisting 2 500 self educated business leaders as Wesleyan associates with certificates from trustees and the president. In five days the campaign raised $15 000.
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New York
Wesleyan University
Middleton
Conn
James E. Stiles
Wesleyan
Nassau Daily Review Star
Rockville Centre
L. I
N. Y
America
Stiles
Cotton Export Trade Depends On U S Loans
A Cotton Shippers official returning from Europe says overseas demand for US cotton hinges on ECA funds for some time. Carl F. Bartz of Dallas notes Western Europe shows recovery but worries about synthetic fiber pressure in Germany. He will report at the American Cotton Shippers meeting on January 7 before flying back to Germany.
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New York
Europe
America
ECA
Carl F. Bartz
Dallas
Tex
American Cotton Shippers Association
American Cotton Supply Corp
Germany
Bartz
Western
Memphis
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