Strike Ends In Cincinnati At Wright Aircraft Plant
A four day strike involving about 15 000 Wright Aeronautical workers in Cincinnati appears ended as employees return to work and production nears normal, with union and military officials deeming the strike over after a company ultimatum to resume work or face discharge.
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Associated Press
Wright Aeronautical Corporation
Cincinnati
George Addes
Cleveland
International
United Automobile Workers (Cio
George K. Strong
Army Air Forces Central District Procurement Office
Detroit
Vaughn Plumbing Repairing a Specialty
Vaughn Plumbing advertises repair services at 917 Pierce with phone contact 6215. The note highlights specialized plumbing work and service reach in the area.
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Pierce
Arnholz Coffee Tops Morning Flavor in Army Feature
A quirky piece promotes Arnholz Coffee as the superior cup for soldiers and officials in a military lifestyle vignette. The ad-like text extols quality and flavor as a wake up for service members.
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Arnholz
Quarterly Income Tax Payment Due Thursday
The deadline to make quarterly payment of income tax by filers of declarations of estimated income and victory tax for 1944 is just a week away next Thursday midnight. Deputy Collector Ralph Kenniston says taxpayers with changed income or dependency since April 15 should file or amend declarations. Penalty for late payments is 5 percent of due installments plus 1 percent per 30 days, up to 10 percent. The simplified tax bill takes effect Jan 1, 1945, keeping complex forms in use. CLOCK EARNS MONEY The French talking clock yielded 125000 dollars to the government in its first year, handling 11000 calls daily from 4300000 people yearly.
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Internal Revenue
Ralph Kenniston
Atlantic Wall Early North Sea Defenses Seen Under Fire
Journalist Lewis Sawkins reports on the Normandy beach head defenses, noting hurried construction of steel and wooden obstacles, mines atop some, and the surprise silence of “ducks” amphibious landings. He describes the moonlit coast, rising with a memorial field of red poppies and the soldiers' prayers amid heavy combat.
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Normandy
Atlantic Wall
Econcrete
English Channel
Flanders
Destroy Port 80 Per Cent Destroy Port 80 Per Cent
Civitavecchia Italy reports heavy wartime destruction by Allied air action reducing the port to about eighty percent of its former capacity. Streets are rubble filled with sunken harbor ships and three German railroad guns are among the ruins. Farm areas nearby remain largely intact amid the aftermath of bombardment.
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Civitavecchia
Italy
Rome
Crystavecchia
Doughbors
OPA Questions Shoe Stamp Applicants in Sardonic Bulletin
The Office of Price Administration issued a caustic bulletin on processing special shoe stamp applications. It notes many applicants answer a question about owned shoes with None and jokes about checking bare feet or borrowed footwear. The memo also asks for children's ages on applications.
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Office of Price Administration
No. 40
Nazi Blitz Girls Repair Bomb Damage
A report from the Lub bock office of the OPA notes a bulletin urging shoe stamp applicants to file affidavits if they borrowed shoes to town. The piece contrasts German mobilization of women with American job trends and includes a POW reminiscence of travel in Germany and a stolen car recovery in Amarillo.
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New York
Reich
Germany
United States
Deutsches Reichsbahn
Berlin
Freedom
Cress
U P Army OK With Former Czech Officer
Pvt Frank A Eisenstein a former lieutenant in the Czech Army said American privates lead better lives than European counterparts at Camp Blanding Florida He described hierarchies from private to sergeant and criticized food conditions noting black coffee and black bread with limited meat and vegetables in the Czech Army
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Camp Blanding
Fla
U.P
Griper
Frank A. Eisenstein
Co. E
Eisenstein
Fisentein
Dr G Welton Gross Announces New Office Openings
Osteopathic physician and surgeon Dr. G Welton Gross announces offices opening at 411 Oliver Eakle Building. Contact number 2 5828. residence phone 2 4624.
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Oliver Eakle
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Lewis Sawkins
Allied Press
Eleanor Packard
Askew
Wesley Askew, Jr
Texas Tech College
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U. S. Treasury
Globe-News
OPA
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Shoe and Food Panel
Amarillo
Milton Mason
Lincoln Street
Picatinny Arsenal
Dover
N. J
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Army Service Forces
Texas
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Magnesia
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Florida
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Charlie Pavillara
Fillmore
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