General Motors plants set for strike vote
The United Automobile Workers directs 45 locals covering 61 GM plants to vote on a strike before April 25. Walter Reuther and R. J. Thomas say a strike would not halt defense contract production valued around 700 million dollars.
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Detroit
United Automobile Workers (Cio
General Motors Corporation
Walter Reuther
Uaw-Cio
General Motors Department
Reuther
R. J. Thomas
International Union
Ote
Montana blizzard strands motorists and halts traffic
Mon tans suffering through one of the worst blizzards in years faced snowdrifts that stranded motorists and disrupted highways. The storm blocked routes, disrupted commerce, and led to significant livestock losses across the state.
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Billings
Mont
Equine Mammal and Related Terms Puzzle Answer
A crossword style list of clues and partial answers for a horizontal and vertical puzzle. Includes definitions for equine mammal and related words, along with numerous cross references and abbreviations.
Radio Program Schedule Recap From Early Broadcast Log
A dense list of radio stations and programs across the day notes multiple shows including WHO News KFJB News and Weather WMT Evening Music and WGN Captain Midnight. The log records a wide array of musical varieties sports updates dramatic readings and community programming across stations such as WMT WGN WHO KFJB WSUI KWLC WOI and KFIB with frequent references to specific hosts and segment titles throughout the day.
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Rhythm Rascals
KFIB
WMT
Hedda Hopper
WOI
WGN
KWLC
Carter Reynold
Nana
ABC Club
Jack Armstrong
KFJB
World Today
WSUI
KPJB
Fulton Lewis
Orphan Annis
Sports Review
Herne, Nawa
Howard and
Ahelton
Kate Smith
Ted Fio Rito
Luchla Manners
KPJIB
KFJBR
WEUI
Elmer Davia
Newa
WNMT
Pisys
Gabriel Heatter
Bert Hirsch
Hollywood
Raymond Gram
al Pearce
Lawrence Welkworth
Orin Tucker
Orch
Chicago
Raymond Scott
del Courtneys
Orrin Tucker
Pathway To the Stars
WAMT
Linton Weiss
Richard Wimber
Alsir
W3it
Laurehn Monroes
Gray Gordons
Ramon Ramovs Orch
Jan Garbers Orch
WNT
Harmon
Charlie Worcester
Neishbor Bop
Sorninge
BeO—stelogy
Cal—Wayne Sin
Jerry
Zelda
Family
Ashland
WHO
Galia
Nerme
Lew White
Victor H. Lindlehr
KPJIR
Riley
Lincoln Highway
KFPJB
Iowa
Assembly Room of
Susic Magic
Hetty Moore
Manime Kitchen
WGON
June Baker
Bright Idea Club
Kwlc Chanel
Hetty Wells
Acrec
Broadway
WGN US Army Band
Reig
Jane Anderson
New England
Waterloo Radio Counc
Schoolhouse of the
Gems of Melody
Farm
Ewlc Childrens Theater
San
KFJH
Edith Adams
Weve
Homebuilders
Agricultural Conservation
Lonefellows
Ralph Ginsbureh
Dale Ellsworth
Wsul Education Speaks
WHG
Lant Mcintyres
WGN -Vaoice
WAT
Leadolf
Wsul
Notre Dame
Browns
Library of Congress
WOT
Guy iWedland
Armichair
WOL
KFIR
Areadoxbrook
RKFJR
Memory Lane
MGN
KFSB
WPA
Frogram
WASP
Wsul Hawkeye
Curtis’ Muale
Lindbergh Opposes U S Aid to Britain War Goals
Col Charles A Lindbergh told a Chicago America First rally that Britain had already lost the war and US aid to Britain is futile and dangerous. He argued American intervention would ruin independence and warned against lend lease and European arms shipments. He urged America to pursue an independent destiny and focus on defense at home.
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Chicago
Charles A. Lindbergh
Great Britain
America First Committee
Robert E. Wood
America First
United States
America
Lindbergh
Europe
Germany
Britain
England
France
De Gaulle In Athens For Allied Greece Troop Accord
The Stefani news agency reports from Salonika that Gen. Charles de Gaulle arrived in Athens on Thursday night to work out an agreement with British and Greek military leaders for possible participation of free French troops in the Battle of Greece.
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Rome
Stefani
Salonika
Charles de Gaulle
Free French Movement
Athens
Greece
Omaha University Petition for Tenure System Surges
Six hundred thirty eight students at Omaha University signed a petition Friday urging the creation of a tenure system for faculty. Census bureau records show U Scanners Peaches lead with over 12 million cases in annual fruit output.
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OMAHA
INS
Omaha University
Census Bureau
Auto Makers Agree to 20 Percent Production Cut
Washington date: Leading automakers join a voluntary pact with the government to cut civilian auto output for 1942 by 20 percent starting August 1. Defense Production Director William S. Knudsen says the move frees manpower materials and facilities for urgent defense needs.
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Washington
INS
United States
Defense
William S. Knudsen
Knudsen
Tobey Demands Clear Roosevelt Stand on Convoy Question
Senator Charles W. Tobey of New Hampshire urged President Roosevelt to issue a frank unequivocal and complete statement of his position on the convoy issue. The call came Thursday night as Tobey pressed for clarity amid defense load deployments and wartime policy debates.
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Roosevelt
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