Pay Control Plan Sparks CIO Alarm Ahead of White House Talk
War Labor Board members mull relaxing wage controls after Europe victory to ease collective bargaining. CIO leaders fear plan delays broad wage increases and may undermine labor goals. discussion with AFL CIO leaders set at White House talks with President Roosevelt and labor advisory committee today.
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Washington
War Labor Board
Roosevelt
Europe
CIO
White House
AFL
William H. Davis
Japan
WLB
WLE
Davis
George W. Taylor
OPA
Manpower Commission
Long Range Guns of Germans Battered on Cape Blanc Nez
Berlin radio reports that British forces crushed two long range German batteries on Cape Blanc Nez, ten miles southwest of Calais, from which the Germans had shelled Dover for four years, as part of ongoing coastal bombardment.
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London
Berlin
Cape Blanc Nez
Calais
Dover
Around Clock Air Offensive Expands Across Europe
Allied airpower sustains a non stop assault on German targets with about 7300 planes and 48000 men over four days. U S Eighth Air Force losses stay under four percent as British and American Ninth Air Force planes strike Norway to Switzerland and raid central Germany. German radio notes weak bomber formations over the Reich for a fifth day.
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London
Germany
U.S
Eighth Air Force
Ninth Air Force
Norway
Switzerland
Brunswick
Reich
Warn neutrals not to harbor Axis leaders
Secretary of State Hull announced that neutral nations were warned they would lose American friendship for years if they harbor Hitler or other Axis leaders after the war. The Soviet Embassy meanwhile said Russia’s participation in postwar settlement would best guarantee that Hitler cannot escape punishment as Kaiser Wilhelm did after the first war.
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Washington
Hull
Hitler
Russia
Kaiser Wilhelm
sweeping raid on philippines is unopposed
Tokyo radio reported the capture of one of three remaining forward American airfields in China as U S fleet carrier forces logged a record of ships and planes destroyed in the Pacific. The Central Philippines raid sank 25 ships, damaged about 70 surface craft, and destroyed 36 planes on Sept 23. Ten aircraft and eight airmen were lost.
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Associated Press
Tokyo Radio
China
U. S
Philippines
Nimitz
Admiral Halsey
Pacific
Cebu
Leyte
Negtras
Tanchuk
Kweilin
Horth
Liuchow
Labout
Claire L. Chennault
14Th Air Force
Kunming
Chungking
Paoching
Tokyo
Burma
Ten Persons Killed In Town Train Wreck
A fast freight train struck a passenger train in Missouri Valley. ten people died and about 100 were injured. Forty seven of the injured received treatment in Council Bluffs hospitals. two are in critical condition. Three soldiers were among the dead, names withheld pending kin notification.
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Missouri Valley
Ja—iFi
Council Bluffs
Fr. Crook
Nebr
Legal Action To Insure Negro Vote
Columbus report says U S Attorney General Francis Biddle told the Urban League the federal government may pursue criminal action to guarantee Negroes in the South the right to vote. He cited a Supreme Court decision from April affirming Negro voting in primaries against white primary rules.
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Columbus
U. S
Francis Biddle
Urban League
National Urban League
Supreme Court
Lonely MPs Patrol Alsace Lorraine Amid War Traffic
Military policemen stationed at remote crossroads direct convoy traffic behind American lines in Alsace Lorraine. Most are from their own outfits and work in all weather to keep supply routes moving efficiently for U.S. forces.
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Alsace Lorraine
Uncle Sam
Dewey Plans Midwestern Barnstorming Campaign
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey weighs a traditional barnstorming tour through the Middle West as part of a broader campaign push. Albany reports note his promise of a Washington housecleaning and a push against Roosevelt-Truman backers, while Vice President Wallace campaigns for the Roosevelt-Truman ticket in Pennsylvania. Bricker heads a four week tour with 26 speeches across 10 days in Washington Oregon and California, then Kentucky Tennessee Illinois Iowa Wisconsin and Minnesota.
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NEW York
Thomas E. Dewey
Middle West
Albany
Washington
Roosevelt
CIG Political Action Committee
Wallace
Pennsylvania
Scranton
Dewey
John W. Bricker
Ohio
South
Middlewest
West
Oregon
California
Kentucky
Tennessee
Ilinois
Iowa
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Yanks seize Mount Battaglia and three heights in Po Valley drive
Allied reports say Fifth Army troops captured Mount Battaglia near Imola and seized three ключ heights controlling the Bologna line. Weather slowed air support but gains give observation along Highway 65. Eighth Army advances in southeastern Po Valley amid German counterattacks.
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Imola
Po Valley
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Doughboys
Bologna
Adriatic
Eighth Army
Fiumeind
Highway 65
Father Admits Drowning Son At Coshocton
Sheriff states Warren Patterson 31 of Ashland will be charged with first degree murder in the drowning of his 16 year old son Larry in Mohican Creek. Patterson allegedly planned to abandon all four boys due to housing, after two youngsters were dropped in the water he could not finish. A search found the infant body. Patterson slept in a car near the Ashland machine shop and had been drinking.
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Coshocton
Jay Abbott
Warren Patterson
Ashland
Larry
Mohican Creek
Abbott
Patterson
Charles Fessler
Raymond Patterson
Three Stamps Valid on Oct 1
The Office of Price Administration says three more Red Stamps totaling 30 points for meats and fats and five more blue stamps totaling 50 points for processed foods become valid Sunday October 1. Blue stamps M-5 N-5 P-5 Q-5 and R-5. Red stamps H-5 J-5 K-5. Stamps good indefinitely. no further Red stamps until October 29 and Blue stamps until November.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Sub Standard Service Men Are Being Freed
The World Department announced that soldiers below minimum induction standards with no suitable positions will be released as rapidly as the medical department certifies them.
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Washington
World Department
Medical
Republican nominee defends labor record in Ohio rally
Major James Garfield Stewart of Cincinnati, the Republican candidate for governor, told a Springfield audience that the GOP will continue to enact progressive legislation for workers. He responded to Cleveland mayor Frank Lausche who blamed Ed D. Schorr for Ohio's mine safety gaps, noting the General Assembly passed strong mine safety codes.
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Columbus
James Garfield Stewart
Cincinnati
Clark County
Springfield
GOP
Stewart
Grouster
Frank J. Lausche
Cleveland
Lausche B
Ed D. Schorr
Ohio
Republican Party
Republican General Assembly
United States
Security Planners Agree on Red Phase at Dumbarton Oaks
The Dum barton Oaks security conferees announced they had reached a large measure of agreement on plans for a world organization during the Russian phase. The six week talks concluded yesterday with speeches by the British American and Soviet delegation chairmen.
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Washington
Dumbarton Oaks
V-3 Long Range German Weapon Details Leaked
UPI report from Sept. 23 describes Hitler’s V-3 as a 14 ton long range rocket nearly 60 feet long and 5 ft 5 in in diameter. It is fired from a platform, propelled by liquid air and alcohol, then controlled by radio. No launch has been recorded against Allies, but its potential blast radius nears two miles.
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France
UPI
Hitler
England
Third Army
Germany
Long Wait for New Passenger Cars Forecast
Detroit reports the nation’s auto leaders agree that if World War II ends before January 1 production of a new passenger car will require six to eight months. Partial war-work reduction won’t hasten peacetime output and removal of controls could spark a near term depression. Henry Ford says his company would build a low priced postwar model if there is market demand.
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Detroit
Europe
Henry Ford
German Breakthroughs Stopped As Allied Forces Press On
Allied forces push across multiple fronts with three to five mile advances and heavy losses to German armor. Patton’s troops reach Parroy Forest near Nancy and advance toward the Belfort Gap, while Montgomery’s units near Hertogenbosch push back counterattacks. Soviet forces widen offensives toward Hungary and reach toward Szeged, with Yugoslavia’s Partisans approaching Belgrade.
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Rhine
Reich
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Calais
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Romania
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Poland
Czechoslovakia
Marshal Tito
Belgrade
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Frantisek Nemec
Europe
Budapest
Rodion Y. Malinovsky
Szeged
Riga
Lode
Estonia
Leonid A. Govorox
Vitisu
Lift Ban Ends on Farm Machinery in Ohio
The War Food Administration will release farm machinery and equipment from rationing control except corn pickers. Ohio AAA and Ohio Farm Bureau say sales won’t rise. 10,000 tractor applications filed but only 8,000 available through July 1. Release means farmers no longer need rationing certificates to buy implements.
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Columbus
Wari |Food Administration
Ohio
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Ohio Farm Bureau
Ohio Aaa
Death of Evangelist To Be Investigated
Pathological tests to determine the cause of evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson's death began today after an autopsy failed to reveal a reason. The report notes the autopsy completed yesterday did not identify the cause.
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Oakland
Calif
Aimee Semple McPherson
Columbus
Louis Brom
Peetyacion
Bromfield
Ohio extends maternity program to infants of servicemen wives
State Health Director James Bauman T said about 2000 new Ohio babies monthly will benefit from extending the emergency maternity program to include health supervision for infants during their first year. The plan covers children of servicemen’s wives.
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Columbius
Ohio
James Bauman T
New Construction To Start at TNT Plant
Howard Ferrell says E. B. Badger & Sons has opened an office at the TNT plant in Point Pleasant to supervise a new unit. The project will employ 200 to 300 workers, with labor drawn locally and supervision by the Army Engineering Corps.
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Point Pleasant
Howard Ferrell
General Chemical Defense Corporation
E. B. Badger & Sons
Boston
Army Engineering Corps
British Fleet Moves Into Pacific Waters
Prime Minister Churchill told the House of Commons that much of the British Fleet is already in waters off Southeast Asia and the remainder will follow when no longer needed in Europe.
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London
Churchill
House of Commons
Southeast Asia
Europe
Shoe Ration Rule To Continue Into Next Year
The Office of Price Administration announced a new shoe ration stamp will be validated Nov 1 and remain valid indefinitely with existing Arplane stamps in Ration Book Three. The stamp number will be designated later.
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Washington
J.F
Office of Price Administration
CIO Officials Fired for Refusing Red Direction
Two Local 1150 officials of the United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers were ousted from leadership at Chicago Flexible Shaft Co for resisting political activity and Communist leadership. Harry Morgan and Elmer Henry Churchill testified before a Dies subcommittee that they opposed dictation in union politics and the Abraham Lincoln School.
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CIO
Dies
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers
Cicago Flexible Shaft Co
Harry Morgan
Abraham Lincoln School
Dies Committee
Morgan
Elmer Henry Churchill
Loral
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