4, 33 1: be. THE SPRINGFIELD "UNION, SPRINGFIELD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1952 1600 FM, 101.9 MO 'ENT TNT 'INT TNT TNT TNT TNT TNT Interlude Homemakers Homemakers Athenian Music Athenian Music Voice of Italy Voice of Italy Musicale Musicale Musicale Musicale WIK0 1600 FM, 101.9 MIC News Community Newa Pioneer Valley Pioneer Valley North Conn. -News North Conn. Let's Polka Let's Polka Saddle 'Time--News Saddle Time Pops on the Air Pops on the Air Pops on the Air Pops on the Air Pops on the Air Pops on the Air The Beat--News The Beat Dream Girl Sports Roundup Political WAK0 1600 FM, 101.9 MO WTXL 1490 Timekeeper Timekeeper Timekeeper Timekeeper Timekeeper Timekeeper Timekeeper--News Margot Whitmire Coffee Club Coffee Club Coffee Club Country Store Country Store Country Store Country Store Country Store Country Store Croaby Sings Crosby Sings WTXL 1100 Luncheon Music Luncheon Music Luncheon Music Music--News 1400 Club 1490 Club 1190 Club 1490 Club--New: 1490 Club 1490 Club 1490 Club 140p Club--News 1490 Club 1490 Club' 1490 Club 1400 1490 Club 1190 Club 1490 Club 1490 Olub Kiddieland Kiddieland Rhythm Ranch Rhythm Ranch WTXL 1490 Dinner Dinner Musta Glenn Miller Song Time Family Rosary Sports Roundup Make Believe. Ballroom Maka Believe Ballroom Make Belleve Ballroom Concert Concert Hall Concert Hall Concert Hall Sandman Sandman Sandman Sandman--News Sandman Sandman Sandman Sandman many Irresponsible and false references to the Taft-Hartley Act that it is about time for them to publicly designate the specific sections of the act that will substantiate their claims THAT IT IS PREJUDICIAL TO THE Political Advertisem*nt A $2.000.000 ROBBERY Vote NO On City REFERENDUM QUESTION No.
2 OR SPRINGFIELD CITIZENS WILL PAY THAT AMOUNT TO BENEFIT A SMALL GROUP OF DOWNTOWN MERCHANTS. THIS IS A BIG STEAL E. O. RAINYILLE, 1725 COLUMBUS SPRINGFIELD, MASS. WACK 730 WHYN 560 KO FM 03.1 MO Rosary for Pence Sports Did Carter Show Welcomo Family Weather- News Welcome Family Id Carter News Digest- Hymn Ed Carter World.
Nows Nd Carter Breakfast Jour Ed Carter Breakfast lour Did Carter Bronkfast Mualo Festival Mualc Festival Gordon Jenkins Music Festival Kitchenaires. Musio Festival Kitchenalres French Canadian Favorites French Canadian Favorites French Canadian laditor's Daughter French Canadian Top Tunes P'olish Melodies Ladies Fair Polish Melodies Ladies Fair Polish Melodies Quron for A Day Poliah Melodies Queen for Day RADIO PROGRAMS WACE 730 WHYN 560 KO I'M 93.1 MO Melody Ranch Curt Massey Melody Ranch Capital Comment Westover Regional Newa Westover Serenade Weatover World News 730 Club Food Show NOWS-130 Club Food Show 730 Club Bing Crosby 730 Club Record Room 730 Club Record Room NeWa-130 Club Paula Stone 730 Club Record Room Bag Record Room Grab News- Bag Grab Record Room. HAr Record Room Grab Bag Kerord Room Grab Bag Record Room Grab Bag Record Room Rag Record Room News---Grab Bag Record Room Paul and Ford Sgt. Preston Mgt. Preston Sky King--News Aky RADIO PROGRAMS WACE 730 WILYN 500 KO FM 93.1 MO World News Afelodies Sports Review Cote Glee Club Fulton Lewis.
Jr. Gabriel Heater Newsreel Black Museum Black Museum Dr. Kildare Dr. Kildare Fight for Life Fight for Life On, Off the Record On, Off the Record George Siravo I Love 8 Mystery Margaret Whiting Larry Green World News Lute Williamson Lute Williamson Lute Williamson out to a few labor leaders that he has absolutely lost sight of the job security of thousands of employees. Since Jan.
1, 1919, over: 20,000 textile have been lost to this Dever and Tobin have 90 state. Political Advertisem*nt INTERESTS OF THE INDIVIDUAL Taft-Hartley Act. What is needed is AND THAT IT IS RESPONSIBLE a general housecleaning at the State FOR OUR LOSS OF INDUSTRY. The House. number of jobs in Massachusetts will W.
J. LUPIEN not be increased by the repeal of the Chemisford Whatever you do, wherever you go, you'll enjoy it more with radio- Today, listen 10:00 AM ARTHUR GODFREY TIME means fun for all- ninety hilarious minutes of to! 11:30 AM GRAND SLAM is a delightful musical .1 quiz that scores. high with listeners. 11:45 AM ROSEMARY and her husband face serious problems which threaten their life together. 12 Noon WENDY WARREN THE NEWS Front page drama- -and latest headlines.
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Mon. to Fri. NBC Stations FIREMAN, GIRL RESCUED, BOTH Auburn, Oct. 27 (AP)-A veteran fire captain and a six-year-old girl he tried to rescue were critically injured today in a amoky blaze that swept the rear of a three-story. wooden apartment Capt.
Willis F. about 55, 4 and little Anita. Desrochers were on danger list at a Lewiston hospital, The suffered first and second-degree burns on the hands and face. The captain received second-degree hand and face burns. Both suffered from smoke inhalation.
Two firemen and City Electrician Alton E. Morrill broke into the burning six -apartment building and found the pair unconscious on A floor--the captain shielding the girl's body in his own. Father Fires Mattress Fire Chief J. Coleman Miller said Anita's father, Hector N. told him the blaze began 3.
mattress caught fire as he way smoking in bed second-floor apartment. The chief said the rather told him he tried to carry the flaming mattress to a back porch but dropped 8. store room between the kitchen and the porch when It became too hot handle. Then he "telephoned for help. The father and a son escaped down A fire ladder at the rront of the apartment and the girl apparently dashed toward the rear of the Chief Miller said.
The chief said Capt. Millett entered the blazing bullding when he Occupants of four other apartthat the girl' was still inside. ments-one apartment was then emptyfled down ladders and front stairs BADLY BURNED Auburn (Me.) Officer Found Shielding Child, 6, From Flames 'Drowned' Man Bath, Oct. 27 (AP)-A mans believed to have drowned three days before a grand jury indicted. him on two breaking, entering and larceny charges has turned up at a relative's home, police said today.
An attorney for Charles R. Lamb, 22-year-old Brunswick truck driver said Lamb appeared, "sick and exhausted," at Topsham yesterday, Search for Lamb began last Tuesday after his jacket was found in an empty boat floating in the Sasanoa River, Lamb's truck was found parked nearby on the Arrowsic shore. The river was dragged for two days. at Appears, 'Sick' Amusem*nts RIVERDALE I DRIVE IN ON WEST SPRINGFIELD SPRINGFIELD TONIGHT SHOWN AT STORY OF THE SEAT Tyrone Moure en Retoni THE BLACK SWAN 29 A PLUS 2ND HIT SHOWN AT 7:45 RANDOLPH JOHN SCOTT PAYNE "TO THE SHORES OF TRIPOLI" DUSK TILL PHONE SPR. 4-2482 HOLY.
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Byrnes--former Senator Byrnes, former Secretary of State Byrnes dnd former Supreme Court Justice Byrnes--ready to have his state abolish its free public school system? Because he is afraid the United, States favor of Supreme thosa Court citizens may of Clarendon County, S. who have challenged racial segregation in public schools, The case is to be argued next Dec. 3 and on Nov. 4 South Carolina will vote on repealing its constitutional free public school provision. Gov.
Byrnes hopes the basis of the public that South Carolina can secede from school system will' be eliminated so free public education in the United States 10 discrimination is outlawed by the Supreme Court. Believers In justice all over the country will hope that Gov. Byrnes' extreme course will And few followerg among South Carolinians. They hope that no state will ever do what he now proposes. Also they will hope Amusem*nts "CARIBBEAN" John Arlene PAYNE DAHL "WashingtonStory" Van Johnson Patricia Neal Robert Mitchum WED.
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Eisenhower will somehow, for Jamea Byrnes stops ahort of make it clear, that his admiration accepting a stand which negates the historio principle of equal rights for all. W. A. M. Holyoke STATE DEMOCRATIC LEADERS AND THE T-H ACT V.
To the Editor of The Union: Sir: Gov. Dever, Secretary of Labor Tobin, and now Congressman Kennedy have discovered the real reason for the exodus of Massachusetts industry to the South; namely, the Taft-Hartley Act. a recent stated, address, "It Congressman which Kennedy has blocked the effort. of the textile unions to organize the South and has left New England mills saddled with the unfavorable pay differential, today, of the problems which is a moat, serious handicap besetting the textile industry in Massachusetts could be solved if labor costs between the North and the South could be brought into line." Can it be that these men have given up blaming all of our ills on Hoover and are now pinning them on the Taft-Hartley Act? This philosophy 18 easily understood in the case of Dever and Tobin who interpret the law to suit Phil Murray and, Judging from their utterances, have read only the title of Taft-Hartley Act. it was not expected of Congressman Kennedy, Under the Wagner Act which was in existence for over 10 years, the unions failed to organize over 20 per cent of the textile workers in the South even with the full pressure of the administration and the National Labor Relations Board behind the movement.
Yet, Dever and Tobin have never blamed the Wagner Act for this condition. The Taft-Hartley Act embodies all of the provisions of the Wagner Act which guarantee and protect the rights of employees to organize freely and to be represented by members of their own choosing. When the Taft-Hartley Act was passed, OVER PRESIDENT TRUMAN'S VETO, Phil Murray and the other brass hats styled It a "slave labor act." Phil Murray set the tune and was accompanied by President Truman at the piano and second fiddler Tobin. Their contention was that this would destroy unions. The fact remains that the total union memberg in the United States is 'at its peak.
The Taft-Hartley Act does afford additional protection to employees against coercion, discrimination and intimidation from irresponsible labor leaders who, naturally, resent any curbs on their activities which prevent the exploitation of the membership. The essential difference between Political Advertisem*nt GOVERNOR DEVER SPEAKS! TONIGHT WBZ-A 7:15 P.M. Andrew P. Quigley, 39 Willard Chelsea Ames Hampden TONIGHT! 6:35 SEE! HEAR! Why I Am Supporting GOVERNOR DEVER Hon. Maurice J.
TOBIN U.S. Secretary of Labor WNHG-TV channel 6 Re-Elect Gov. Dever! Thomas F. Moriarty, Ames Hampden TUESDAY MORNING WSPR 1270 WTI0: 1080 MO 901, 97.0 MO FM, 96.5 Exp. Bob Lloyd Bob Steele News -Lloyd Bob Stoole-Weather Bob Lloyd lob Steele Bob Lloyd Bob Steele A Martin: Agronsky Nowa News Top Morning World News Tello-Test Radio Bazaar News--John Conte.
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96.6 MO Herb Carneal News Dever-Chorallers Bob Steele. Pappy Howard Cote Glee Club lappy Howard Three Star Extra Show J. -8. Young Tallihan, Bass Kregoloh Sen. Purtell Silver Eagle World News Murrow Silvor Eagle Sen.
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Sparkmaa Fibber Mottee Airlane. Malodies Fibber Dictee John Daly Two for Dream Harbor Two for the Buskin Quartet First. Nighter Huakin Quartet First Nighter News News World Finnegan's Sporte World Newe Lawrence Welk Stan Kenton Lawrence Welk Stan Kenton conditions in the South and those in Massachusetts is that the state administration leaders of the South are doing their utmost to promote sound industrial atmospheres in order to attraot more jobs realizing that the economic security of the states and their citizens lie in increased job security. Furthermore, the Southern employees realize the 100 per cent unionization In the North has not increased job security in Massachusetts. To the contrary, Dever, Curley, Tobin and Putnam have demonstrated intense antagonism to the textile industry, contending that.
this state would be well rid of industry. Gov. Dever hag. so completely sold Political Advertisem*nt ON RADIO TODAY TUESDAY Governor Adial I. STEVENSON WMAS 10:30 Demooratio National Committee Stephen Mitchell, Chairman 3L Dwight Palmer, Treasurer EDWARD P.
BOLAND Democratic Candidate For CONGRESS SPEAKS! On Television WNHC NEW HAVEN 7. Oct. 28, 6:30 P.M. David R. Barkman 290 East Springfield, Mast.
ON RADIO TONIGHT TUESDAY From Madison Sq. Garden Governor Adlai E. STEVENSON WMAS 10:30 NATIONAL VOLUNTEERS FOR STEVENSON Hermon Dunlap Smith, Chairman Roger L. Stevens, Vice-Chairman Richard F. Babco*ck, Secretary, Hear Aluerman Sullivan Councilman Sarno For DEVER OCT.
28 WSPR 6:15 P.M. 1270 ON YOUR DIAL StaY Roger L. Putnam Central St. Springfield, Mass. 4 PROGRAMS I- 1 4 A I 3 3 HOWARD HAWKS' THE BIG SKY 4 KIRK DEWEY MARTIN SHOW CONTINUOUS.
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