Labor rules urged to improve bargaining at national conference
President Truman presses for sensible, enforceable rules to govern collective bargaining and curb delays, strikes, and tactical stalls. The piece argues for clear procedures, publicity of proposals, and categorizing issues to stabilize wages and working conditions while preserving unions' gains through negotiation.
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Washington
Truman
National Labor Relations Board
Labor-Management Conference
Marshall's war verdict reveals German and Japanese strategic failings
The article cites Eisenhower interrogations of captured German officers outlining Hitler's final missteps and the lack of a unified strategic plan. It notes Hitler’s overextended offensives, Mussolini’s burdens, and Japan’s unilateral aims, arguing these factors helped seal Axis defeat.
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Germany
Japan
Eisenhower
War Department
Hitler
Reich
Europe
Rhineland
Austria
Czechoslovakia
High Command
Geraman High Command
Ond
von Blomberg
von Fritsch
Beck
Poland
Norway
France
Low Countries
Fidence
Soviet
Russia
Italy
Mussolini
Keitel
Jodi
Greece
Egypt
Far East
Election results in Trimble District show party split in Glouster
Voters elected Republicans and Democrats with wets and drys both favored. Mayor totals include Williams 653 and Richards 266. council, clerk, treasurer, and boards across Trimble Township, Jacksonville, and Trimble Village reflect varied majorities, with key names such as Williams, Bratka, Bryson, Cartwright and Christman among others.
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Glouster
Williams
Richards
Council
Powers
Lunsford
Wright
Faires
Withem
Pough
Nelson
McAllister
Franklin
Duncan
Rankin
McVay
Tewksbury
Walker
Jacksonville
Brinkley
Hartley
Davis
Bratka
Council Gillett
Stevens
Miller
Jackson
Rapp
Bycofski
Turner
Campbell
Board of Public Affairs
Heffken
Scurlock
Higgins
Seckinger
Trimble
Koons
McCoy
Jarvis
Shiffiet
Brown
Kennard
Antle
Underwood
Darling
Barrett
Christman
Ginnan
Trimble Township
Glouster Social Notes reveals a double wedding and local honors
Marion Davis of Toledo announces the marriage of her daughter June to William E Vaughan of this city. The ceremony was at 8 pm Friday November 2 in the Chapel of the Collingwood First Congregational Church. The bride, a nurse, wore a grey brown striped suit. The couple will live in Detroit after Nov 10 where Vaughan works for Ford. The article also notes Rolland Higgins’s Army discharge and a dinner honoring him, plus several Glouster personals and visitor notes from Dayton and Pt Pleasant as residents visit family and friends.
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Glouster
Marion Davis
Jefferson Ave
Toledo
June
William E. ‘Vaughan
E. Vaughan
Collingwood First Congregational Church
W. E. Dudley
Miss Davis
Herbert Crowe
Vaughan
Riverside Hospital
Scott High School
Riverside School of Nursing
Air Force
Eighth Air Force
England
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
President Truman urged collective bargaining to avoid strikes
The President warns that collective bargaining can trigger more strikes and urges management and labor to resolve disputes democratically without government pressure. The piece argues the New Deal educated workers to expect wage gains funded by profits and criticizes the administration for fostering rising costs and business risk while aiming for peacetime prosperity.
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Mr. Truman
Truman
New Deal
OPA
White House
Ostrich Diplomacy and Lend-Lease in Postwar Policy
Secretary Byrnes disclosed that lend-lease defense articles are used by Britain and the Netherlands against Indonesian rebels, while the U.S. seeks to remove American insignia to avoid political complications. The piece argues this is a cynical dodge, noting past uses in Venezuela and Middle East turmoil and warning that framing Indonesians as a common enemy stretches U.S. defense aims.
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United States
State Byrnes
Byrnes
Netherlands
South America
Congress
Truman
Britain
Russia
Letter From Washington and Atomic Bomb Debate
Peter Edson reports on Senator Overton's irrigation panel skewering S 355 as undermining constitutional government. The piece cites wartime bond trends, Groves on atomic bomb key men, Vinson’s Victory Bond drive, and Navy Labor-Management conference delays. It notes reluctance to name conference chair and the absence of British or Dutch equipment returns.
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Washington
Louisiana
John H. Overton
Missouri Valley Authority
Golden West
Congress
West
Army
L. R. Groves
Secretary of Treasury
Fred M. Vinson
Pearl Harbor
James Bryant Conant
Harvard
National Defense Research Committee
Kultber
Walter P. Stacy
Wilmington
N. C
Coolidge
Protests Over Tire Purchases By State Officials
Gov. Frank J. Lausche said a Firestone letter explained the state could not meet all tire demands, forcing open market purchases. He said he protested to Firestone after having to buy from Seventh Street Tire Co. in Cincinnati at 40 cents above contract price.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
Firestone
Seventh Street Tire Company
Cincinnati
With Service Men of Glouster Area
Mr and Mrs Marion Elliott of Glouster receive letters from two sons in the armed forces. Charles M Elliott C M 3 c narrates being in Okinawa during a recent typhoon and plans to return to the states by boat. Richard Elliott Pfc spent the past year in England, was treated for a wound in hospital, and is back at his post in Germany.
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Richard Elliott
England
Germany
Rothwell Club Holds Regular Meeting
Rothwell Club met Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. W. W. Bryson with the vice president in charge. Program chairman Mrs. Elizabeth Chute presented a paper on Boys Town. Tea and cookies were served to twelve members including Mrs. Carl Wilson and the hostess.
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Altan Sweeney
P. J. Stanley
CM. Clark
W. A. Craft
Elizabeth Chute
C. A. Bing~man
Bryson
Hollister Coal Manager Injured At Mine
Harry Rankin, manager of Hollister Coal Company, suffered a painful right hand injury at the Hollister mine on Friday when a hook caught his hand tearing flesh. A local physician dressed the wound and reported it healing satisfactorily.
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Glouster
Harry Rankin
Hollister Coal Company
Hollister
Hold Funeral Rites For Mrs. J. V. Jones
Mrs. J. V. Jones formerly of Glouster and Newark resident died at her Newark home Friday Nov. 2 after ten weeks illness. Funeral Monday at Henderson Funeral Home New York with Rev. R. H. Crossfield officiating. Interment Westwood Cemetery Cambridge. Survived by husband J. W. Jones two sons Harold Cambridge and Frank Newark. three sisters Elsie Sweeney Akron Elizabeth Siens Huntington W Va Florence Wallace Newark. two brothers W. W. Wallace and C. F. Wallace Bath Glouster. Relatives from Glouster attended.
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Glouster
J. V. Jones
Jennie Wallace
Newark
Henderson
New York
R. H. Crossfield
Central Church of Christ
Westwood Cemetery
Cambridge
Jones
J. W. Jones
Harold
Frank
A. W. Sweeney
Elsie Wallace
Akron
L. T. Siens
Elizabeth Wallace
Huntington
W. Va
E. E. McCoy
Florence Wallace
W. W. Wallace
C. F. Wallace
Bath
Masonic Lodge Elects Officers in Glouster Trimble Lodge
Glouster Trimble Masonic Lodge elected officers at a Monday evening meeting led by Ray Leake as worshipful master James Wallace senior warden Carroll Tippett junior warden Russell Lent treasurer Dennis Addington secretary Hoy Byers senior deacon John Heiser junior deacon Laurence Persinger Tyler Fred Darling chaplain and Alyne Morrison trustee for three years
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Glouster
Trimble
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National Dispatch
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Dayton
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Pt Pleasant
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J.C. Reedy
Fultenham
Charles McDonald
George Cochran
Peter Edson
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