Hope To End Deadlock in Long Dispute
Navy officials in the San Francisco Bay area hoped conferences would settle an 11 shipyard strike by CIO and AFL machinists affecting defense work valued at $500 million. Admiral Greenslade expressed confidence government force would not be needed as talks proceed to decide course of action.
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Associa
Navy
San Francisco Bay Area
CIO
AFL
J. W. Greenslade
Iate
Dousas & Tamason Company
Detroit
National
Labor “Relations Board
Afl-Cio
Absect
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Une
Great Res Steel Corporation
SWOC
United Automobile Workers Union
Ford Motors Company
Piper Aircraft Corporation
Lock Haven
Baltic States Rally With Germany Amid Soviet Threat
Finland asserts neutrality as Lithuania Latvia and Estonia face reports of pro German governments and clashes with Soviet influence. Berlin broadcasts and Kaunas radio quote Baltic leaders pledging to aid Germany against Russia while Washington weighs further aid constraints.
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Lithuania
Latvia
Estonia
Finland
Baltic
Soviet
Russia
Germany
Ussr
Adolf Hitler
Coad
Washington
Sumnerer
Preske
Welles
Berlin
Kaunas
Helsinki
Warren Lee Pierson
Wolana
Ceremany
Lithunia
Bessarabia
Bucovina
Fineland
Leningrad
Turku
Arctic Sea
Cuyahoga Sheriff Dies After Ouster Battle
Coroner R. Gerber acts as sheriff after the sudden death of Sheriff Martin L. Donnell aged 54 in Charity Hospital. Donnell collapsed hours after addressing about 2,300 employees and supporters following his fourth Lake Erie boat ride amid a political ouster clash.
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Cleveland
U17
R. Gerber
Martin L.donnell
Imo
Flake Adam Pes
Cleveland Bar Association
Charity Hospital
US experts see slim chance for Reds against Nazis in Russia
American military specialists assessed that Hitler’s invasion of Russia risks a temporary shift in the war but offers few clear gains for Germany. They cited possible easing of pressure on Britain and US production, yet warned the German army still faces formidable odds and long-term challenges in the Soviet campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Rssia
Germany
Russia
British Isles
Navy Honors 33 Men of Submarine Lost at Sea
Navy officials honored 33 sailors from a sunken submarine abandoned after depth 400 feet. Divers risked their lives in history making dives before deciding to leave the crew buried on the ocean floor. A naval board of inquiry will investigate the cause of the crash, with dates and location to be announced.
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Peniamourh
Navy
Fa Naval Board of Inquiry
New London
Conn
Portsmouth
Ohio Brigade Engages Red Forces In War Games
Ohio's 37th Division infantry brigade leads contact drills on Lacamp Road as Blue forces join Michigan Wisconsin troops of the 32nd Division in simulated combat against Red forces of the 34th division. Two airplane formations bombed division headquarters as Lieut. Gen. Walter Krueger reports enemy concentrations. Maj Gen. Robert Beightier orders amplification of the infantry advance in the six day exercise.
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Atth
Ohio
Third Army
Fifth Corps
Walter Krueger
Robert S. Beightier
Lacamp Road
Michigan
Wisconsin
Dairy product use limits discussed by U S agriculture officials
An 1930s style wire service summary notes potential restrictions on dairy products including butter cream evaporated and whole milk and canned tomatoes mentioned by U S agriculture officials. Wheat prices rise and futures peak amid market tension while December futures approach yearly highs as cheese skim milk and related products show notable shifts.
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Washington
Necesary
Great Britain
Chicago
Agriculture Department
Coday
Ohio Penitentiary slayings and guard overpowering incident
A report from Columbus notes an inmate Emil Rose alias Jack Randall faced execution days before his scheduled date for a Youngstown beer hall slaying. The piece details a guard overpowering incident, a death leap to concrete, and a car crash near the prison with multiple injuries.
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Town Beer Hall
Emil Rose
Columbus
John E. Sullivan
Irene Ward
United States Denies Misconduct by Americans in Italy
Ambassador William Phillips informed Italy that Washington rejects charges that U S consular officials acted improperly. He said the note seeks relief for Americans in Italy with blocked bank accounts and explains regulations for Italians to obtain money in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union States
William Phillips
Washington
United States
Italy
Foreign Ministry
Parole Bid Prompts Review of Canton Editor Slayer
Ohio parole board reviews a request for parole for a Canton editor’s killer who is serving a life sentence. The case, tied to a broader statewide effort, notes the inmate has been imprisoned for over a decade and is considered eligible for parole hearing under state law. The hearing decision hinges on rehabilitation factors and district attorney recommendations.
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oLumans
Columbus
C. W. Wallace
Wooster Col
State Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Presbyterian Synod of Ohio
Topper
Churchill Sees Hitler Aims Across Europe In War Talk
The article surveys Winston Churchill outlining Britain’s stance on Nazi strategy. It notes his cautious praise of Stalin’s role, warnings against Hitler’s plans to trap the Soviet Union, and his view of a potential German attack on England as part of a broader world conflict. It mentions the tripartite axis and Japan’s role in the broader war context.
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Frey Vas
Winston Churchill
Ler
Russia
Britain
England
Soviet Union
Hitler
Churchill
United Asia
British Isles
United States
Germany
Japan
Far East
Heat Relief Arrival Forecast From Weatherman
A line of moisture extends from the St Lawrence Valley westward across southern Michigan and northern Illinois to the Texas Panhandle. General showers are expected in the South Atlantic States and Southern Appalachian region.
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St Lawrence Valley
Michigan
Illinois
Texas Panhandle
South Atlantic
Appalachian
U S Actions Freeze Italian Nationals Departures
The U S government moves to stop Italian nationals from leaving the United States in line with an executive order issued last June 14. The justice department directed immigration and border patrol to prevent departures and requested treasury and customs cooperation to enforce limits on currency and property transfers by Italians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aera
United States
Justice Department
Immigration and Border Patrol
Department
Treasury
Baltic Front Burns as German Forces Penetrate Lithuania
German land and air units pressed 10 miles into Russian territory near Lithuania as Kaunas radios reported a move toward independence. Soviet and Finnish actions colored the northern front with reports of bombardments and shifting fortifications along the Baltic region.
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Lithuania
Kaunas
Republic
Germany
Russia
Washington
Pat
Akilful Lgislator
Harrison
Tathuania
Seticeal Cine Ec
Abe
Catherine “Blanton
Neraing Lithuania
Rotary
House of Reps
Brusna
Baltic
Poland
Bie
Bucor- Ine
Krssn
Inia
Congress Gather for Catholic Clergy and Laity Visit
ST. PAUL hosts visiting Catholic clergy and laity arriving by special train for a congress event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Pal
Kellogg Resigns Post in OPM Over New Ruin Policy
Kellogg resigned as chief consultant on electric power management in the OPM citing a rule against embers keeping keenly watched Japan for signs of East. The move comes amid reports of Japan’s looming move toward Russia and shifting Allied war plans as Britain reports air raids and German advances in the east.
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Poland
Tsekmanovets
Kirstinopol
Powas
Dennis Cardinal Dougherty
London
Pere Hole Church
United States
John G.shaps
Winant
William D
Leady
U. S
Hirohito
East Prussia
Japan
Leningrad
Germany
Moscow
Posale
Italy
Russia
Adolf Tittler
Vyacheslav Molotoff
Tokyo
Sapan
Damascus
Kellogg
Abou Kemal
New World Order
Iraq
Emberp
Cision
Tolmans
Kaivaria
OPM
Old Lithuania
Britain
Grodno
Stormer
Veterans gather at 75th Grand Army encampment meeting
Department Commander Thomas Ridenour 95 of Crestline leads as three other GAR comrades join him in Columbus. The scene marks a sparse turnout from the once 50 000 strong organization with members Reverend W L Hooper 94 of Columbus John R Bennett 96 of Waynesfield and Theodore Wells 5 of Cambridge present.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Thomas Ridenour
Crestline
Ridenour
W. L. Hooper
Comlumbus
John R. Bennett
Waynesfield
Theodore Wells
Cambridge
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Ohio Auto Tag
Paul Block
Mullon
New York
Paul Facilith
Amer
E- B. Townsend
Ien
Asso
Marietta
U.S
Rolot-Sietholst
Waldorf- Astoria Tower
Weatherman
Janvonn
Pnp
Tae Dulo Valey
Pat Harrison
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