Editorial on UMW strike ruling and national leadership
The editorial questions Judge Keech's miners ruling and cites Alan Goldsborough and John L. Lewis. It argues the union's discipline matters, critiques President Truman for inaction, and notes widespread public disillusion as mines stay idle and schools close. It frames the president's role amid Taft Hartley concerns and looming economic distress.
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Indianapolis News
Richmond B. Keech
United Mine Workers Union
Alan Goldsborough
Supreme Court
Keech
John L. Lewis
Lewis
UMW
Truman
Congress
Teft
Merrimac Social Notes Record Visits Across Town
Merrimac as of March 14 notes visits and social calls. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kientz and family and Mrs. Billa Kientz with Karen visited the Dale Baldosier family and Mrs. Margarete Baldosier. John Baldosier and Lon Hyde called on the John Hyde family. Dean Hinkle called on BB. C. Hinkle Sr. family. Will Brannon visited the Joe Graber family. Mrs. Clara Smith of Wayland visited sister Mrs. Emma Diers and Merlyn Anderson and Willis Bain households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Amrine
Merrimac
Robert Kientz
Billa Kientz
Karen
Dale Baldosier
Margarete Baldosier
John Baldosier
Lon Hyde
John Hyde
Dean Hinkle
BB. C. Hinkle Sr
Will Brannon
Joe Graber
Clara Smith
Wayland
Emma Diers
Merlyn Anderson
Willis Bain
Ramblings Remnants from Bruce Cowden on Local Happenings
Mayor Ernest Salladay hopes to return to Washington by April first after recovering from a serious illness in Arizona. Acting mayor Howard Freshwaters, away on a trip, has not yet assumed police court duties. council seeks concrete curbing along resurfacing streets funded by property owners. Also noted are items on Japanese labor unrest, a United Nations salary dispute involving Gubitchev, and United States soldiers in Britain advised on avoiding jokes about the war. A thief stole a 178 pound church bell in England, and a Jersey cow named Moors Pacified Dianna set a world milk record with 12 gallons in one day.
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Ernest Salladay
Washington
Arizona
Howard Freshwaters
Mr. Salladay
Tennessee
Freshwaters
United States
Britain
Jersey
Bids Sought for 15 Concrete Culverts in Washington County
Sealed bids will be received at the Office of the Auditor of Washington County Iowa until 1 30 P M on April 14 1950 for 15 concrete culverts A certified check drawn on a solvent Iowa bank shall be filed with each proposal Plans specifications and proposal forms may be obtained at the County Auditor s office All proposals must be on furnished forms and plainly marked The County reserves right to reject all bids or waive technicalities and a certified statement must be filed.
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Washington County
Iowa
County Bid Notice Open With Auditor in Ashington County
The notice requests bids to be received by 4 00 P M on April 18 1980 with minimum guarantee 1500 00 for items including 472 79 cu yds of Class A concrete 86413 lbs of reinforced steel 709 cu yds of culvert excavation Bid documents list Board of Supervisors Ashington County Fred E Bourgeois County Auditor March 17 1950.
Montana at State Theatre Introduces Flynn as Tumbleweed Tenor
Warner Bros color Technicolor feature Montana debuts at the State Theatre with Errol Flynn and Alexis Smith. Flynn is highlighted as a tumbleweed tenor performing a lively duet on I Reckon Im in Love written by Al Hoffman who also penned Mairly Doats and Ni Ba Ba Chi Pa Ba. Flynn's vocalizing is expected to win new fans.
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Errol Flynn
Alexis Smith
Warner Bros
Technicolor
Montana
State Theatre
Erroll Flynn
al Hoffman
Mairly Doats
Community and farm sales listed across Iowa venues
Weekly livestock auctions held at Whittaker Kalona Midway and Ollie sale barns with additional farm and dairy sales. The notice includes a closing out sale for the Harry Malichky farm near Riverside and a public dairy heifer sale at Keota on highway 92 led by FE L Conrad.
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Harry Malichky, Jr
River of Washington
Richmond
Whittaker
Kalona Sales Barn
Kalona
Iowa
Midway Sales
Columbus Junction
Ollie Livestock Exchange
Ollie
Harry Malichky
Riverside
Washington
Harry Malichky Jr
Sr Mareh
Pavilion
Keota
L. Conrad
Montana Tale of Mor van Lane in Cattle Country
Mor van Lane, a sheep rancher, aims to move his flock into cattle country long controlled by wealthy barons. The piece follows his maneuvers against entrenched interests and the clash over land, power, and survival.
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van Lane
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Taft
Ford Tractor
Huston Tractor
Crawfordsville
Dearborn Motors Corporation
Bruce Cowden
General MacArthur
Japan
America
United Nations
Gubitchev
England
FOX
Columbia
Military Academy
10Th Avenue Gang
Stanley Clements
Guernsey
Ealf
Poland
China
New Hampshire
Oliver Ecorn
Kewanee Harrow
Little Genius
H.C
Farmall
Oliver
Rooder
Jamesway
Tourquoise
Yoder
Vuctionerrs
Ford K. Skola
Harry Malichky, Sr
Allyke
Timothy
Feed & Grain Wayland
Cream Rock Island Produce Co
Feeisters
Journal
Shrock Chemical Co
John Bean
H. J. Whiting & Son
Flynn
Mor
Porter Elevator
West Chester
Weip
Bancroft
Baker’s Hatchery
North Marion
Keota, Iowa
E. L. Conrad
Auets, Yoder, Heffelfinger & Treminel
Farmers Savings Bank
Fritz
Frankie
Frank
Washington CO. Farm Stores, Inc
Avd
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