Truman Labor Conference considers cooling-off period and fact finding
President Truman's labor management conference discussed a 50 day cooling-off period before strikes or lockouts and public fact finding. Subcommittees differ on reports while management proposed a state governor driven notice and fact-finding commission to avert public emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
George W. Taylor
Taylor
M. W. Clement
Pennsylvania Railroad
Citation Conferred on Marshall by President
President Truman honored Gen George C Marshall with the Oak Leaf Cluster to the Distinguished Service Medal. The citation praised him as a key commander who led the nation to victory and marked his place among history’s great generals. Marshall thanked those in the armed forces and productive home front for unity that achieved victory.
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Washington
Truman
George C. Marshall
Marshall
Pentagon
Mr. Truman
Notice of Resolution of Necessity for Cedar Rapids Sewers
City council plans sewer improvements on Wilson Avenue Southwest and adjacent areas. Public hearing set for December 13, 1945, at ten oclock A M with objections filed with the City Clerk.
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Cedar Rapids
Towa
Gedar Rapids
Iowa
Wilson Avenue
J Street
3Rd St
Wath Avenue
12Th Street
13Th Street
Aubush
Maude M. Krebs
Father and Three Small Children Found Slain
ADA Oklahoma police report the bullet-riddled bodies of Robert W. Pierce 40 and his three children found in a grove near their car after they disappeared on a Sunday drive. Police chief says Pierce killed the children then shot himself. Children ages 4 months Bobby 17 Janette and 9 Emily. Pierce was a railroad dispatcher until last week.
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Ada
Okla
Robert W. Pierce
Here
Dudley Lester
Pierce
Bobby
Janette
Emily
Ramspeck to resign for Air Transport leadership
Rep. Robert Ramspeck of Georgia announces he will resign from Congress to accept the executive vice presidency of the Air Transport Association of America. The move is confirmed by sources in Washington with Ramspeck set to depart the House leadership.
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Washington
INS
Robert Ramspeck
D-Ga
House
Congress
Air Transport Association of America
William J Dallas 84 Dies in Mechanicsville
William J Dallas 84 a retired farmer and lumberman and Cedar county official died Monday. A lifelong Cedar county resident he served on the Cedar county board of supervisors and as mayor and councilman of Mechanicsville He was a member of Red Oak Presbyterian church Surviving are a daughter Mrs Arthur M Tschirgi Cedar Rapids three sons Don G Tipton Alvin G Mechanicsville and William M Dallas Cedar Rapids and four grandchildren Services will be held Wednesday at 2 pm at Horner funeral home Burial will be in Red Oak cemetery at Tipton.
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Mechanicsville
Wiliam J. Dallas
Cedar County
Cedar County Board of Supervisors
Red Oak
Horner
Red Oak Cemetery
Tipton
Coast Guard Boat To Rescue Frozen in Craft
The U S coast guard boat Fern with an ice breaker on its bow moved up the Mississippi River near St Paul to clear a path for two government light tenders frozen south of St Paul by a sudden cold snap. Navigation season closed Nov 15 and towboats were down. The ice breaker plowed through six inch ice north of the pontoon bridge as fall ice opening on the upper river begins.
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Upper
Mississippi
Eisenhower and Nimitz Appointments Confirmed
In Washington the Senate confirmed without dissent Dwight D. Eisenhower as army chief of staff and Chester W. Nimitz as chief of naval operations. The action occurred Monday with all senators in agreement.
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Washington
Senate
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Army
Chester W. Nimitz
Naval Operations
New Austrian Govt To Be Formed by Three Parties
Leopold Figl, leader of the People's party, said negotiations to form a new Austrian government will start Wednesday among the People’s party the Socialists and the Communists. He predicted a government by December 12 and political full operation by December 28. The People’s party won about 50 percent of the vote the Socialists about 45 and the Communists were defeated.
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Vienna
Leopold Figl
Catholic People’s Party
Austria
Figl
People’s Party
Socialists
Preanschluss
Dana
Karl Renner
Fig
Radio stars to headline Barry Wood Show Swing night
Barry Wood will launch The Fraternity of Distinguished Gentlemen of the Juke Box Tuesday by introducing Benny Goodman and Red Norvo on NBC and WHO at 7 p.m. The Wood program follows his usual format with Cornelia Otis Skinner, Roland Young, Ray Bloch and his orchestra.
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Arry Wood
Fraternity of Distinguished Gentlemen of the Juke Box
Benny Goodman
Red Norvo
NBC
WHO
Wood
Orchestra
Cornelia Otis Skinner
Roland Young
Ray Bloch
Evening radio schedule blackout 1945: Nov 37 oddly listed
The page lists a dense hour by hour radio program lineup with show times and station calls for WMT WGN KXEL WHO WMA and others. It includes news programs music dramas comedies quizzes and serialized dramas across multiple stations.
Radio Schedule Brief Highlights and Call Letters
A fragmented radio schedule lists stations WGN KXEL WMT WHO WNT and others with times around 4:30 p.m. and 6 p.m. Mentions include hymn programs and music blocks with call letters Crosby Plain Bill Harrison and Stanley Dixor referenced in connection with the broadcasts.
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WGN Bear
KXEL
WMT
Crosby
WGN
WNT
Rhythm
Harrison
Stanley Dixor
Terry
Army Woolens Go Into Civilian Use
The OPA allowed manufacturers of men's and boys' cheap clothing to use surplus woolens once destined for army uniforms. 18-ounce wool serge and 32-ounce overcoat cloth may be used with higher margins not exceeding prior profit rates starting Dec 1. Other moves permit bathrobes coats and neg ig ees into medium price lines and remove price controls from auctioned machinery and appliances.
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Washington
OPA
Hopkins in New York Hospital Not Serious
Harry Hopkins, adviser to the late President Roosevelt, is resting very comfortably at Memorial Hospital in New York. His condition is reported as not serious after he was taken to the hospital about a week ago.
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New York
Harry Hopkins
Roosevelt
Memorial Hospital
Hopkins
James “Jimmy” Walker
Diagnosis Given With Week-Long Expected Stay
The report notes a medical diagnosis and indicates the patient is expected to remain in care for at least another week.
MacFadden Divorce Case Referred Back for Ruling
The divorce suit of Bernarr MacFadden against Mary MacFadden was sent back to Special Master John C. Gramling in Miami Florida. Gramling had earlier recommended divorce on grounds of cruel treatment and will decide if a letter asserting paternity questions and proposing blood tests may be admissible in the hearing.
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Miami
Fla
INS
Bernarr MacFadden
Mary MacFadden
John C. Gramling
Gramling
MacFadden
Radio Schedule Summary From Morning to Night
A dense list of daily and Sunday radio programs across morning and afternoon slots. It names show titles such as Ridin' the Range, Jerry Smith, Heaven and Home, Farm Service, Story to Order, Words and Music, Market News, and many more with times and recurring hosts noted for a broad station lineup.
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Sun
WHO
Jerry Smith
Heaven and Home
Farm Service
aeeeeeMon
Alex
Cone
Clay Rusk
Stan
Ken
Eos
Oee
Lora Lawton
Circle Arrow
Lifa
Primal Aloma Orchestra
Jayce Jordanee
Jim Zabel
Fred Waring
Fneares
American Legion
Barry Cameron
Smilin
Ed McConnell
David Harum
Judy
Jane
Rosemary
Better Business Bureau
Edith Dunham Webber
Thera Pri Atlantic Spotlight
Buckaroos
Plumbeck
Jack Shelley
Army-Navy
Horvest of Stars
Guiding Light
Oday
Westinghouse
Betty Crocker
Monthen Pri
Sundey Lorenzo Jones
Monthen
Widder Brown
Moothr
Moo
Bill
John W. Vandercook
Farrell
Mo L. Nelson
Gildersleive
Helen
Tommy Dorsey
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Dr. D. Jayne & Son
Jayne
Europe
Pacific
Katrina
Pierre
Sanford
Jame
Og Fren Syma
Ramspeck
Air Transport Executive
William J. Dallas
Eisenhower
Nimitz
Radio
Barry Wood
Nadine Subotnik
Young
ABC
Jane Pickens
Bob Hannon
Evelyn MacGregor
CBS
Bob Hope
University of Southern California
Red Skelton
Jo Stafford
Stafford
Larry Brooks
Bert Lahr
George McManus
Hildegarde
Robert Walker
Barry Fitzgerald
Romance Theater
Alan Young
Amos
Andy
Guy Lombardo
Fibber McGee
Stafford-Brooks
Seer
Hildegarde Tee
Guo
Mowart
Lewis
Chicaeo
Sam
Melody Lane
Kirkwood
Jack Smith
KRALL
Melody Hou
Jimmy Fider
WGN Easy Aces
KNEL
Hart
d-Broo
Bob Hone
Hildesarde
Gran Woo
SXFT
Moxning
WMT Farm Forum
Wild Farm
Jerry
Zelds
Pattson
Reveille
Bacon
Haine
Light of World Who
WMI
Voice of
In Who
Graf
KXLL
John Anthony
Toby Susie
WGN News
Perry Mason
Wea
Carvanagens Knol
Wye Winters
Queen Kael
Tenn & I
Judy & Jane
Am Wen Stark
KXEWL
Bach
Ma Perkins
The
Andrews
Kxel Ladies
Jock Berch
Stella_ Dalian
Tor Bartlett
KACL
WMAQ
Mbs
WRBM
WLNR
KAEL
SRG
Wito
Jordan
Barry
Jenny
Vic. Lindlahr
Garrel
Superman
Dick Tracy
Helen Exel
Jack Arm
St's
World Today
Tom Mix Exel
N. Y. Hospital
Penny Serenade
Colgate Tooth
Femweve
Jack Benny
Clif Carl & Co
News of the World
Pri
Ed McConnel
Cass Daley
M. L. Nelson
Deily
Newn
Kaltenboro
Jimmy Fidler
Charlie McCarthy
Anne Johnny
Abbott and Costello Mystery Theatre
Parky
Billboard
Sun Mon
Judy Canova
America United
Iscerveenenseccens
Bill Stern
Garry Lenha
Uss
Aedtorum
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