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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-11-27
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-11-27
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The union times., 1947-10-04

series way of life cannot produce genuine world champions. It merely produces the champions of four out of seven games. For fans it does pro- duce pleasant illusion that they have genuine world champions. Let's probe that.
 Now, if the series produced a champion in fact, not an illusion |. What? Why, each pennant race club logically could clip its sched- ule to four out of seven against the other clubs. That would mean maximum schedule of 49 games a season. Right?
 Baseball is a dangerous illusion maker, as you see. In Fandom-By- The-Bughouse, the world is bright when the home club is riding herd, lousy when the scoreboard groans otherwise.
 Maybe it's an illusion that you have to watch 154 games to get real win ner. I don't think so, but l could hope so. Shortening the schedules to AZ games might give the fans more time to catch up with another scoreboard.
 Most of lem aren't hep to the score in United Nations, "the next war; mongering, the "Eat Less" kick in the belly, the Taft Hartley labor hot foot, and so on.
 In other words, pal, the REAL world series scoreboard!
The union times., 1947-10-04
Hannah Resigns
 High Labor Post

Cincinnati.-Phil Hannah, Assistant Secretary of Labor, announced his re- signation from Government service.
 MT. Hannah made the announce ment during an address before a meeting of the AFL's Building and Construction Trades Council.
 The former AFL official has served in one of the two assistant secretary ships customarily filled by represen- tatives of the AFL and CIO.
 "Since passage of the Taft Hartley Act and the emasculation of the La bor Department by cutting its funds by 3O percent, I feel my usefulness in Washington is about terminated" he said.
 Just before making the announce ment Hannah told the delegates that he believed the law to be "unconstitu- tional, in part at least"
 He criticized the Congress for what he called its failure to provide sniff cient funds to the Labor Department declaring 1t to be "blow to the dig nity of labor"
 Tn Washington, Secretary of Labor ochwellenbach said Hannah has been talking of resigning flor some time'' and he regrets" to see Hannah leave
The union times., 1947-10-04
Showdown Near
 OnDenlan 9TH Regulations
lContinued from Page Onel

r1ant to the American spirit of free enterprise, and are, in my opinion, a violation of the fundamental princi- ples that gave rise to our legislation against monopolies and restraints of trade"
 BUILDING TRADES
 On the complex problem of how the nations huge construction industry will be covered by the NLRB. Den ham could only admit, q do not be- heve anyone in the industry, either on the side of labor or the employer, or within the official structure of the Board, has yet been able to arrive at a clear conclusion as to how this prob lem can be successfully handled"
 Another Denham ruling brought fresh labor criticism last week when the general counsel announced that unions filing unfair labor practices complaints must produce primo facie case within 72 hours or have the case dismissed.
 This decision, labor lawyers said, imposes an unprecedented hard ship on unions because hitherto the NLRB has undertaken the in- vestigation of unfair labor practice complaints against employers. For unions to have to produce their own evidence and their own wit. nesses not only would require more than three days in many instances but would also prove expensive in some cases, they cOntended.
The union times., 1947-10-04
No Newsprint Increase Seen
 For Two Years

Washington (LPA)-. The Com merce Dept last week admitted that ''no substantial increase in supply" of newsprint is likely until 1949 or 1850, while the Justice Dept was running up against a stone wall in an investigation of whether US. newsprint users are the victims of an international price-fixing conspiracy.
 The Commerce Dept said that Reports from all parts of the coun- try indicate that the newsprint sup ply still remains for short of demand. Prices quoted on such small lots as can be picked up from time to time are greatly above market prices or the nominal market price"
 Fact of the matter is, according to government officials, black market newsprint is still selling for as high as $120 a ton. The squeeze remains especially severe, they admit, on job bers who print smaller papers includ- ing labor, religious and fraterna1 pub lications.
 One result of the price rigging by Canadian firms earlier this year was shown in a report on one of the industry's giants, Int'l Paper Co. On April l the company, along with other firms, hiked its price SC ton. For the first three months of 1947 Int'l Paper reported sales of $96, 358,2lS amounting to $3.2l a share on common stock. In the three months following the April l increase, sales jumpel to $lO3,- l26,O26 and profits were quoted al $4.O7 a share on common stock.
 In Canada the Justice Dept was having difficulty in seeing the records of paper and newsprint firms who took the position that being across the border they were not subject to U. s. subpoenas. Justice Dept officials point out that most of the Canadian firms do 60 to 80% of their business in the U. s. and suspect that they moved their headquarters to Canada in de- liberate attempt to make their books inaccessible.
The union times., 1947-10-04
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 Loans made on a weekly payment schedule means savings to you. A loan of $100 for 20 weeks at $5 weekly, costs $7.40. A loan of $100 costs $20. 50 when promptly repaid in 12 monthly consecu. tive installments.
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The union times., 1947-10-04

BRIEF WAR
 There was no series in 1904, but McCraw's remark stirred a brief baseball war between the two leagues. Peace was patched up by inc frantic magnates, who agreed to an annual series between the two circuits. Oddly, profits didn't enter into the wrangle. Sole issue was the prestige of the American League. Yet, McCraw's ancient insult now nays off to the tune of more than million dollars each fall at the se- ries' box office windows!
 Conceived in insult and the aveng- ing of same, the WIS is a tremendous spectacle, also a competitive hoax. The better team may or may not win. Individual and club form is as uncer- tain as an old woman crossing the street. A 7-game series is too short to determine the true power of the teams. It is like scheduling a heavyweight championship bout for } instead of l5 rounds.
 TOO MANY
 I once asked Bill McKechnie, who had won and lost WIS clashes, how many series games would provide a decent test. "Pd say 21 games, first to win IT," Bill countered.
 Two classic 'sform reversals" stand out, though there are many others. Go back to the Braves against the Athletics, 1914. and the Cubs facing the White Sox. 1900. The Braves were one of those zany 'smiracle'' teams. This mad outfit actually climbed from the National cellar in mid-season and won the pennant. Then, in the WS' it wal ioped one of Connie Mack's great est ssA'' teams-and four straights at that!
 The brilliant Cub machine of 1906, led by, the Peerless Leader, Frank Chance, still holds the highest percent age of games won in season-ll6, with but 36 defeats. Yes. the White Sox beat the Cubs. And the Sox, that fall, ranked as the lowest in club bat ting in the American League-.22Sl
 NO REAL TEST?
 At the risk of being yanked to a loyalty test, let me repeat: The world
The union times., 1947-10-04
Googe Reports Big Gains
 In AFL Campaign In South

WILMINGTON, N. C. = In an address before the convention of the Northl Carolina Federation of Labor, George L. Googe. Southern Director for the AFL, reported progress in the AFL's organizing drive in the South.
 He reported that the current South ern drive boosted the AFL member ship by 430000. of which nearly 10O,- 900 are Negroes. These workers are organized into about 1,50O new local unions.
The union times., 1947-10-04
United Political Action By Labor
 Asked By Ill. AFL

Peoria, III. (LPA)-Joint political action with other labor and liberal groups for the defeat of Taft Hartley Congressmen and the election of pro- gressives was asked here last week by the 65th annual convention of the Illi- nois AFL.
 Creation of what will virtually be an AFL political action committee con- sisting of three members of the state executive board and one member from each of the % Congressional districts was voted by the convention.
 In another action a resolution which would have thrown the support of the Illinois AFL behind elevation of Pres ident John L. Lewis, of the United Mine Workers, to the AFL presidency was withdrawn after half-hour's ar gument by the Rockford delegates who introduced it.
 Total of us. farm workers rose fl o. 1oSA voow woo oOLsn~ O AoAon oE
The union times., 1947-10-04
Imitation Roaring Like Prairie Fire"

Denver (LPA)-Infation is roar ing like prairie fire throughout America" and threatens to ''burn up the world" said President James G. Patton, speaking at the closing meet ing of the national board of the Farm CTS Educational & Cooperative Union last week. The board unanimously urged the adoption of governmental measures that may bring the imitation fire" under control.
The union times., 1947-10-04
Calling Elm Straight
 By Ed Hughes
McCra,v Insult Launched World Series
By Ed Hughes

McCrGtU Insult Launched World Series
 Do you know that hOnordampenng insult fired by John McCraw started the modern world series currently featuring the Dodgers and the Yankees?
 The first WIS clash in 1903 unofficial The then infant Amer Leagues champion Boston, licked the Pittsburgh Pirates The Boons again the flag the following while John Mcraw captured his first Giant pennant the National When the club challenged the Giants McGraw snapped q endager the standing of team by sending against minor league club
The union times., 1947-10-04
Mailers Union To Stay Independent

FORT WORTH, Tex. = (FP)- The Intl. Mailers Union ended its fifth annual convention here by voting unanimously to remain an independent union after rejecting invitations to join the AFL and CIO.
The union times., 1947-10-04

Look For The Union Label!
The union times., 1947-10-04

Total of US. farm workers rose 4@o last year reaching a total of 8,59l, ,OOO.
The union times., 1947-10-04

Unionism Means Democracy.
The union times., 1947-10-04
Chicago Plans
 ADispute Board

Chicago (LPA) The Chicago Federation of Labor last week set up a committee to work out means for eliminating jurisdictional disputes among the city's 400 AFL locals. A program to be submitted to the Fed eration's next regular meeting in Oc- tober will include some sort of arbi- tration board for cases where unions cannot agree.
The union times., 1947-10-04
Whitney Sues s. E. P.

Philadelphia (LPA) = Charging that an editorial in the SdtMYday Eve- ming Post had injured, prejudiced and damaged his "good name. reputation, and standing as a private citizen and labor leader" A. F. Whitney, presi- dent of thes Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, last week filed a $500,000 damage suit against the Curtis Pub fishing Co. The suit stated that the editorial, printed last May. was false and illegal.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-01-31
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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-01-31
MIRE 1880 ISEIVIIJ
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mes McKees Rocks, Pa.
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2, Chicagoj.
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Gruodzio 19, Danvllle, LII.
(Kvedarnos par.)
JANELIUNAS Ignas, So m,
mire Gruod. M, Rockford,
Ill.
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Mlkaltiene zvingylaite, Anastazi
ia, is Sasnavos ", Mariiampoles
Nairys, Vincas, is Pasvitinio val.
siauliu aps.
Narus, Jacob, gyv. Hammond, Ind
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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-01-31
MIRIMAI
hfIRE. IsEIVIA1 AMERIKOS LIETUVIAI
znos ape mrusius Leuvus Same skyrue tapnama dykaa

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Pa.
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As metus.
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re Sausio 7, Chicagoj. (Pa-
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jamiescio par.) Amerikoj is
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kaimo).
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te), pusamze, mire Sausio II
Chicagoj. (Paneyezio ap. Ra-
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II, Chicagoj. (Alytaus aps.
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Antanas, pusamzis,
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re Sausio IA, Chicagoj. IRA
seiniu ap. Nemaksciu par. ir
kaimo.)
NORVILAS julius, seno an1z.,
nire Sausio Is, ChicagoJe.
Amerikoj isgyveno As m.
RUSSELL Domicele (Asraite)
pusamze, mire Sausio IA d.,
Chicagoj. (Taurages ap. ST.
lales p. Berzlauku k.)
VARNAUSKAS Stasys, mire
Gruodzio 9, Detroit, Mich.
aIMKUS Juozas, pusamzis, mi
re Gruodzio 81, ChicagoJe.
(Taurages ap. Kvedarnos po
Amerikoj isgyveno As.
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SILKINES kojines moterims,
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bar ,jau nupigo tick kad vieto-
mis- parduodamos po 81 pora,
ir ia kama tuoj bus visuotina.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-01-31

KAS platina Dirva tas
platina apSvieta.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-01-31

Cana gera alga = bet Kick Jam
lieka isleisti ar sutaupyti?
Uzsimokejus uz buta, maista ir
perkamus drabuzius, vazineJlmo
lesas, pajamu taksus ir daktaru
ir dentistu bilas, jis dziaugsis,
jeigu jam gale menesio liks $25
grynais. Armies Eilinis karei-
Wis nemoka ne uz viena is tu da-
lyku. Is savo $75 per menesl
jam daugiau pinigu lieka, negu
vidutiniam civilian darbininkui.
O tai naujai istoies Eilinis, su
The Nome nugget., 1947-09-15
Congress Against Special Session

WASHINGTON, (P - Influen- tial Senators threw cold water Saturday on suggestions for spe- cial session of Congress to deal with emergency aid for Europe.
 Senator Millikin R.-ColoD told a reporter that members twill not look kindly upon a call of a spe- cial session upon a hullabaloo ba- sis"
 Millikin is chairman of the Re publican conference, which in cludes all Republican Senators Senators Vandenberg R.-MichD ), president pro tempore of the Sen ate and chairman of the foreign relations committee, and Taft R.- Ohio), chairman of the Senate Re- publican policy group, previously had froWned on calling the legis- lators back before next January. Senator Lucas of Illinois, Demo- cratic party whip, said he knew of no plans for a special session and that if one were called Con- gresS probably would spend most of the time talking about politics and the 1948 election"
 But the decision is one for President Truman" Lucas added.
 Aboard the battleship Missouri, which is bringing President Tru- man back from the inter-Ameri- can defense conference in Rio de Janeiro, White House aides indi- cated the chief executive has yet to be convinced that a special ses-