Meany urges nationalization to back strikes in public interest
AFL CIO President George Meany told the Oil Chemical and Atomic Workers convention that any business denied the right to strike due to public interest should be nationalized. He warned that collective bargaining loses force without the right to walk out, citing the railroad dispute involving 137000 shop craft workers.
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New York
AFL
C1o
George Meany
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers International Union
Meany
Bill Would License Cloud Seeders in Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania House approved a bill to license commercial cloud seeders and require a minimum 100000 dollar bond. Backed by farmers in south central Pennsylvania, the measure aims to regulate rainfall modification amid past seeding. The note adds that the first transatlantic cable linked Europe and America was completed on July 27, 1866.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania House of Representatives
Pennsylvania
Europe
America
Fire Bombing Attempt Fails in Baton Rouge
A firebombing attempt at a white owned grocery in a Negro neighborhood fizzled early today in Baton Rouge. Police said five Negroes with brass knuckles and knives were arrested overnight. A fueling jug was hurled at A B Cal grocery but caused only slight damage. Dozen fires started Sunday night by gasoline bombs were quickly discovered with little damage. Walter L Jenkins alias Billy Brooks jailed on 15000 bond for public intimidation battery and inciting aggravated arson. Governor McKeithen accused federal agents of arresting H Rap Brown before Baton Rouge treason charges.
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Baton Rouge
A&b Cal
Eden Park
Walter L. Jenkins
Billy Brooks
Jenkins
Publication Order in Graichen Estate Proceedings
In Winchester Virginia the Corporation Court orders publication to identify distributees and heirs of Elizabeth C Graichen who died March 28 1938 and to determine beneficiaries of two trusts under her will. The order directs listed parties and unknown heirs to appear within ten days of publication to protect their interests. The case names Shenandoah Valley National Bank as trustee and John B Graber et al as petitioners.
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Elizeabeth C. Gratchen
Winchester
Virginia
Charles Wilbur Graber
Helen Graber Schroder
John August Graber
Lillian Williamson
Margaret Truitt
Mary Marple
Elizabeth Steele
Rose Lloyd
Olive Locke
Edith Finch
Emmett Everhart
Eunice Pike
Clem Evershart
Lucy Saunders
Cassius Clyde Diffenderfer
Bennett Diffenderfer
Herbert Diffenderfer
John Diffenderfer
Roy Diffenderfer
Camilla Marple
Pauline Marple
Blanche Barr
Merton W. Kremer
Maebel Locke
Pearl Striker
Vivian Derrick
Robert Peyton
Kenneth Peyton
Katie Carpenter
Cyrus Clem Everhart
Rett Everhart
Rex Everhart
Pearl Everhart
Edward Everehart
Anna Saunders
Wallace Diffenderfer
Louis Diffenderfer
Toney
Tony) Peyton
Greta Everhart
Sarah Boxwell
Franklin Peyton
Donnie Everhart
Elizabeth C. Gratchen
Eirs
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Winchester Evening Star
Wayne State University
Ness
Bill
John J. McKeithen
H. Rap Brown
Louisiana
National Convention of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
New Orleans
Justice Department
McKeithen
United States
Washington
DIAL
Middletown
Daniel
Stephens City
Secial
Kerr-Mcgee Chemical Corp
Martinsburg Pike
Loudoun
Call
Crisman Barber Shop
John Lee
R. C
Wisecarver
Gunston Hall
White Post
D. Oscar Ramsburg
Berryville
Frederick Heights
Leonard Riley
Associated Battletown Realty
Mountain Falls
G.E. McPoland
West Clarendon
Phoenix
Arizona
Pine Motor Co
Dodge
Chrysler
Rt. 11
Bryan Stotler
Loudoun St
Knolls
Misc
Boxwood
Miller Hardware Store
College
N. Loudoun
Corporation Court
Shenandoah Valley National Bank Trustree
Elizabeth C. Graichen
John B. Graber, Et al
P. J. Marshall
Sunnyside Share Shop
Dicks Hollow Road
Hewitt’s Grocery
Dick’s Hollow Road
Cavalier Swim Club
Richards Avenue
E. E. Bayliss, Jr
Valley Ave
Carroll T. Crosen, Jr
Richards Ave
Apt
Johnson Shoe Repair
L. J. Luby
John Bean
Clayton
Mike) Martin
Tom Marks
Yancey Real Estate
Cavalier Apartments
E.E. Bayliss, Jr
John Deere Tractor
William B. Conner
Denny’s Commission Auction
Orndorff & Cole
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