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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1947
Page
12
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National Labor Relations Board officials doubt contract clauses aiming to bar suits under Taft-Hartley will survive court challenge. Bituminous coal operators and Ford Motor Co have agreed not to sue unions for damages from alleged illegal strikes, but NLRB cautions no formal ruling until a specific case arises. The spokesman compared such clauses to marriage vows that may not prevent later disputes.
The statement notes Encke's comet as the one with the shortest orbital period, claiming it completes an orbit around the sun every 3 1 3 years.
Virginia Democrats lined up 39 State Senate candidates after the primary, leaving only the Fourteenth District without a nominee. House races Bland and Giles and Carroll and Floyd also lacked nominees. Incumbent L A Noland narrowly defeated challenger Stanley S. Garner in Newport News district. Lynch beat McCandlish by two votes in Fairfax, prompting recounts. Cleaton edged Bedinger by six votes in another tight race.
A Philadelphia transit incident reports a bus stalled on a route. Driver Pasquale Juliano left to call for help, and the bus then departed with 39 passengers seated and a 40th at the wheel. Police later found the bus miles away with most passengers aboard. the volunteer driver vanished.
The State department prioritized rebuilding Greek highways railroads and ports as part of a 300 million program to counter communism. Contracts totaling 82.4 million were awarded to American firms for road rail seaport projects and an advance team flew to Athens to begin work.
Historical note states apples have been grown in Great Britain since the period of Roman rule, reflecting long standing horticultural practice.
David Andrews of the United World Federalists advocates a representative world assembly with delegates elected by peoples worldwide and accountable to them. He says a world government can arise now by strengthening the UN under article 109 or via a world constitutional convention. He urges the United States to lead and proposes a federal world government offering security under law to Russia, inviting engagement and signaling a shift beyond the current UN framework.
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