Progress Toward Settlement of Steel Strike Seen
United Press reports steady mediation by Cyrus Ching and William Margolis signaling possible progress toward ending the steel strike. President Truman said he will not invoke Taft Hartley soon, while Bethlehem Steel and Allegheny-Sudium show cautious optimism and market optimism grows amid hopes for a deal with U S Steel and CIO leaders.
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United Press
Cyrus Ching
New York
Wiliam Mergelis
Truman
Howevee
Margolis
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Eugene G. Grace Baki
Trumen
Taft-Hartley
Allergheny-Sudium Steel Corporation
Denfeld Ousted as Navy Chief Signals Major Shakeup
The article reports Admiral Denfeld being removed from the post of chief of naval operations after President Truman endorsed the transfer following pressure from Secretary of the Navy Matthews. Matthews stated the move was needed to maintain civilian control amid disagreements over unification. Denfeld, 57, served 41 years including leadership roles in the Okinawa invasion and at Annapolis.
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Press Association
Matthews
Denfeld
Pentagon
Trumen
White House
Navy
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Wwashington
Pacific
Okinawa
Naval Operations
Chester W. Nimitz
Truman
Seerstarp
Navy Department
Jefferson College Denies White Supremacy Policy Ties
A Mississippi college trustees deny any teaching of white supremacy linked to Armstrong endowment. They say admission of colored students would harm the college and its white students and insist the school remains exclusive to whites. A defensive statement was issued amid misinterpretations.
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Tary College
Washington
Mississippi
anti-Nazi League
Defense
Louis Johnson
Lst
West Point
Armstrong
Jefferson College
Livestock market report Fort Worth Oct 28 1940s
Livestock market in Fort Worth on October 28 shows cattle slow and nearly steady with various price ranges: steers yearlings and beef cows mostly 11.00 to 19.00. canners and cutters 11.00 to 13.50. some strong cutters 14.00 to 15.00. calves slow and steady with good slaughter calves 28.00 to 31.00. hogs 50 to 75 below Thursday with butchers 50 lower. sows 50 to 3.00 lower. feeders pigs listed at 60.00 to 76.00 with mixed weights and prices.
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Fort Worth
Hobo Killed As Train Derails Near Dallas Route Change
A derailment between Waco and South Texas points killed a hobo and halted service. The railroad announced re routing of its Santa Fe and Missouri Pacific trackage. A passenger train from San Antonio to Dallas was four hours late due to the incident.
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Waco
South Texas
Senta Fe
Missouri Pacific
Dallas
San Antonio
Texas Governor Supports Hoover Commission Review
Texas Governor says a Hoover Commission study could examine state agencies for elimination or consolidation. He favors efficiency reforms but warns against overcentralizing power, noting government is cumbersome yet democracy depends on some redundancy. He spoke at a University of Texas management conference.
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Allen Shitle Hsover
Herbert Hoover
Shivers
Uversity
Tess
Sherwood Named Kiwanis President For January Installation
Sherwood was elected Kiwanis president with Eakin and Banner joining the board of directors. The officers will be installed at January’s annual installation dinner. Rev. R G Linder of La Porte spoke on human relations and world liberty, urging unity as the key to peace. Linder was introduced by program chairman Foe McPhail. Guests included Homer Eakin and Max Banner.
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Eakin
R .G. Linder
la Porte
Linder
Foe McPhail
iHomer Eakin
Max Banner
Key Club
Cost Of Living Up Half Of One Per Cent
Washington reports a half per cent rise in the consumer price index from mid August to mid September marking the largest monthly jump in a year. The living index was three percent below last year and 27 percent above June 1946, with most prices of goods and services rising for moderate income city families.
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Waseiington
Labor’ Department
Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Pasadena Beagle grid stars face roster changes
Pasadena High School Beagle football faces lineup shifts as coach Stathworth alters positions before a district opener. Key backs Alton Land and Bill Lang highlighted, with new tackles Beauchamp and Ray Lee. Also notes Pasadena’s large roster and defensive specialists on hand.
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Page
Houston Milby
Port Arthur
Freeport
Passdena
Bell
Lee
Texas City Stingarees
Pasadena
Joe Karsten
B Reller
Bill Parker
Glenn Hill
Alton McGee
Don Brady
Hancock
Alton Land
Beagle
Bill Lang
Hagie
Dares Brazel
Stathworth
Beauchamp
Ray Lee
Bill Foertivberry
David Riessinger
Shenwood Beasley
Frank Bobalik
Roger Gary
David Johnson
Bill Aialone
Bob Start
Clifton Price
Trial Date for Seis GOP Soion Set, Continued
Court adjournment and a later trial date for Seis GOP Soion were noted after Holtzoff announced in court today. Indicted by a federal grand jury in November 1938, Thomas suffered a stomach ailment and spent most of the intervening period at Wester Reed Army Hospital and recuperating in Aliendale New Jersey. Horizon noted the nervy reaction after a physical exam with trial slated for November 7. A second note from MANSVILLE, Okla reports a Wichita Falls man’s car theft incident near Dalles, with a fatal firing after an errant curve on a southern Oklahoma highway.
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St. Paul
Minnesota
Br. J. Hoffman
Steel Workers Union
Iron Range
Indiana
Henry F. Schricker
Evert
South Bend
Mishewaka
Dalles
Oregon
Hewsli
CIO
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AFL
Gulf Coast
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Thomas
Wester Reed Army Hospital
Aliendale
New Jersey
Horizon
Mansville
Oklo
Wichita Falls
Oklahoma
Stete
Job Opportunities at KREL Radio Workshop
KREL Radio Tonic Lee Workshop will take over KREL tomorrow morning filling all staff positions and airing a 30 minute program. From 10 to 10 15 am a segment on opportunities features three Bay town men Hugh Echols Jr president of Citizens Nation Trust Co Lenseek chant and Rev Win pastor of EX Church. A quiz with Rodney Novosad Stewart Frazier follows. Gene Peal 228 wearing.
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Rev. Win
Rodney Novosad
Stewart Frazier
Gene Peal
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