Labor row over Ford UAW wildcat strike guarantee
The CIO UAW proposes a contractor discipline plan for Ford that would discharge workers who lead or participate in unauthorized strikes and impose fines on participants. Ford's Richard T. Leonard warned the move as dangerous but the Times Star argues such a clause is inevitable and vital for contract respect.
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Cio-United Automobile Workers Union
Ford
Ford Uaw
Richard T. Leonard
UAW
Lo Ford
America
Cincinnati Times+ Star
Subscription Rates and Debate Over McVay Case
A fragmented ad and article discuss subscription pricing across carriers and regions. The piece then pivots to critique of military justice, questioning witness eligibility in Captain McVay’s Indianapolis trial and arguing against letting former enemies influence American court proceedings.
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Charles V. McVay
Ilsa
USS
Indianapolis
Ike Hashimoto
Navy Yard
Jap Hashimoto
McVay
Yamashita
Manila
Ato
United Ae States Supreme Court
Germany
France
Pacific War Rollup Planned End to Japanese Sea Power
In a wartime progress recap, General Mayishail notes Allied drives in the Southwest Pacific advancing about 1300 miles toward Japan, with malaria control and abbreviated supply lines enabling repeated use of equipment. Air forces under Kenney and Whitehead cut Japanese air power, aided by Kennedy and Streett deep strikes in Timor, Celebes, Java, and Borneo, followed by Saipan and Tinian operations and the long campaign toward Leyte.
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Mayishail
Southwest
Pacific
Japanese Empire
Australia
South Pacific
Europe
Japan
George C. Kenney
Fifth Air Force
Far East
Kennedy
Timor
Celebes
Java
Borneo
Heney
Apple Grove
Edward Rob Saipan Fallsinson
U.S. Navy
Edward
Saipan
Aleutians
C. G. Shields
Bert Shields
Months
Edward Robinson
77Th Infantry
3D Marine Division
Howard Carpenter
Marine Amphibious Corps
R. 5
Geiger
Sidney Carpenter
Guam
Don
Wilson
Carpenter
Janet
Jim
Saipanjmy
Letart Falls
SXIV
Neu J
Jimmy
Tinian
W.s.cs
Air Force
4Th Marine
Itland
Barney O'Brien
Mare
Seventh Airigaret
Junction City
Maxine Force
Clark
Columbus
Robert W. Doug i
E. C. Clark Jass
Iwo Jimas
Marlene
Chichi Jima
Bonins
Robert
Ernest
George Bush
Betty
Clara Mae
Marianas
Spiller
Saipans
Zy Baytes
Parnése
Honshu
Kersburg
Charles Sayre
Robert Owens
Marion
Pacific Ocean
Carl Mand
US. Army Forces
Pacific Ocean Areas
Richardson
Central Pacific Base
South Pacific Base
Army Air Forces
U.S. Army Air Forces
Pacific Ocean Area
Millard F. Harmon
Addiion
Hermon
Twentieth Air Force
Arnold
Harmon
Barney McK. Giles
Leyte
Halsey
Third Fleet
Carolines
Yap
Mindanao
Universal military training plan for youths proposed
The piece outlines a plan where 18 to 20 year olds would enter eight weeks of initial recruit training, followed by technical and unit training, under a nationwide universal military program. It envisions 700,000 in the Army and 160,000 in the Navy annually, with selection by draft-like agencies and monthly training starts.
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CCC
Army
Joenlelvihan
Siimmiar
Ocal
Ian
Tom Focal Board
Big Five Rule Pr Tt Talks On Atomic Energy Control
The article discusses possible meetings among the Big Five foreign ministers in Moscow to discuss atomic energy control. It questions whether such talks will happen given US opposition and the UN Charter repeal idea as a remedy. It argues power powers may decide world affairs rather than small nations.
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Moscow
United Nates
United Nath
UNO
United Nations
Esse
Sr Nations
Hitler Won His Wager and Europe’s Plight Deepens
An American observer argues Britain seeks a large postwar loan to rebuild and warns that Hitler’s conquests have left Europe starving and ruined. He notes potential loans to Russia, China, and France, the spread of Communism, and the inability of the United States to avert mass suffering this winter.
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Britain
Hitler
Europe
England
Russia
China
France
United States
Plan for press freedom debate spans nations
A Russian writer accuses Western press advocates of a smokescreen for concentrating newspaper business. William L. Chenery urges a global, non political organization of media correspondents to press governments for world wide press freedom, noting Russia’s easing censorship and the potential for an international approach.
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William L. Chenery
Overseas Press Club
New York
Chenery
Congress
Labor conflict in postwar US wages and profits taxes debate
In Washington the CIO calls for a strike date while John L. Lewis argues about profits taxes and 1945 versus 1946 burdens. The piece contrasts union and management aims, warns of small business harm, and supports a fact-finding tribunal to reveal the truth about the labor crisis and avoid public misperception.
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Washington
CIO
Philip Murray
John J. Lewis
John L. Lewis
Ney Gey
Congress
Severed Pat Hurley column splits four foreign policy threads
Peter Edson reviews Pat Hurley's Washington story arguing it blends four distinct issues: Foreign Service efficiency, U S China policy, U S military aims in China, and Chinese internal politics. He notes tensions between career diplomats and political appointees and questions staffing and oversight as Washington debates policy toward China.
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Washington
Pat Hurley
Foreign Service
State Department
U. S
China
Future pop limits on earth and land use debated
Leonard Tucker of Athens argues Sheltons figures on global population and land support, estimating Earth can sustain about 12 to 18 billion people with arable land. He analyzes fertile vs unfertile lands, predicts centuries of growth toward a sustenance limit, and notes generations may end the cycle by the 21st century.
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H. Horton Shelton
Outline of
Science
Earth
Sheldon
Polar
Job
A.M. Leonard Tucker
Athens
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