ITU to Appeal Ruling on Local Bargaining Violations
Attorneys for the AFL ITU said they would appeal a NLRB examiner’s finding that seven locals including Detroit violated Taft Hartley by refusing to bargain in good faith with commercial shops in six cities. The examiner also urged written contracts, cease strikes, and nondiscrimination against nonmembers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
AFL International Typographical Union
NLRB
Howard Myers
National Labor Relations Fo
Circuit Court of Appeals
Gerhard P. van Arkel
ITU
Baltimore Graphic Arts League
Myers
Detroit
International Union
Graphic Arts Association of Michigan
Chicago
Philadelphia
Swank Gaming House Sells For $800,000
San Francisco reports that Sanford Adler and Charles Resnick of Las Vegas bought the Lake Tahoe club Cal Neva for 800000 and will open on June 18. Elmer Remmer confirms the deal and notes part of the price will pay a 375000 mortgage owed to Bill Graham and Jim McKay of Reno’s Bank Club.
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San Francisco
Cal-Neva
Elmer “Bones
Remmer
Nevada
California
Sanford Adler
Charles Resnick
Las Vegas
Lake Tahoe Club
Adler
Resnick
el Rancho Vegas
Flamingo Club
Bill Graham
Jim McKay
Reno’s
Bank Club
Menlo Club
Britain’s New Envoy Family The Niagara Falls Receding
A report notes the Niagara Falls are receding at about five feet annually, with Britain’s envoy and his family observing the natural change during a briefing.
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Britain
Niagara Falls
Eisenhower says he cannot run as a Democrat
Pathfinder magazine quotes General Dwight D. Eisenhower saying he cannot run for the presidency on a Democratic ticket because he is a Republican. He will support the Republican nominee. Eisenhower could not be reached for comment. a spokesman said he had not indicated any such thought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Pathfinder News Magazine
Pathfinder
Eisenhower
Columbia University
Rain Breaks Drouth In Northern States
Chicago reports a return of rainfall easing a 30 day drought in portions of the corn belt while thundershowers touch Minnesota Nebraska the Dakotas and Montana. Temperatures run in the 80s and 90s with Fargo and Pierre receiving the heaviest rain. No measurable rain in the Chicago area for 18 days and a 90 degree forecast remains.
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Chicago
Pacific Northwest
Minnesota
Nebraska
Dakotas
Montana
Mercury
Central States
Fargo
N. D
Pierre
S. D
Middle Atlantic States
Meat Plant Near Darwin to Link Timor Sea by Rail
A new meat plant near Darwin Australia will be connected to the Timor sea by a railway line across a desert at a cost of nearly two million dollars. The project aims to transport livestock and products efficiently to export markets, signaling significant regional development and infrastructure investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darwin
Australia
Timor Sea
Budget Cuts To Mar Reclamation Staffs
A Senate subcommittee heard testimony Friday that House approval of the reclamation appropriation bill for next year could trigger budget cuts to Denver bureau engineering staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mar Reclamation
Washington
Senate
House
Bureau
Denver Engineering
Denver office facing 370 engineer dismissals
Leslie McClelland, acting chief engineer, told the senate appropriations subcommittee that the bill caps interior funds for the Denver office at 6 million dollars, limiting employee costs. He noted the current year’s 7.8 million dollar ceiling led to significant staffing reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie McClelland
Bureau
Senate Appropriations Subcommittee
Interior Department
Denver
Turson Baily Citizen Friday Evening June 4 1948
A fragment notes Turson Baily as a citizen associated with Friday evening events dated June 4 1948. The readable portion lacks context on location or action.
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Turson
Bureau Chief Warns Against Major Workforce Cuts
A official notes that about 1,000 employees would be discharged or transferred, including 696 experienced engineers. He cautions that another large reduction this year could cause irreparable damage to the bureau’s organization.
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Labor
Swank Gaming House
International
United States
Oliver Franks
Raymond D. Muir
State Department
Lord Inverchapel
Pants ‘Stores
Leeson
Leeson Steel Prod., Inc
S. 6Th Ave
Cecil Gaver
Electric Service CO
E. Congress
Ave
Ike
Roe Snoes
Lala
Frank FuRy
Cudahy
Penney's
W. Franklin
Stone Ave
U. S
Teinfeld
Speedway
Ft. Lowell Road
West Boundary Miracle Mile
Swan Road
Monarch
Schilling
Spice Island
Gulden
Lee & Perrin
Wright
N. B.C
D. D.T
Campbell's Soup Sale
M. J
Crosse & Blackwell
Armour’s
Arizona
Booth
Eve Limas
Birds
Peaches
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