Five-Man Board Sets Path to End Rail Wage Dispute
A five man presidential fact finding board in Chicago weighs evidence in the largest railroad wage controversy to date and must report to President Roosevelt by November 5. The board aims to avert a nationwide strike by exhausting conciliation channels while public opinion pressure.
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Chicago
National Railway Labor Act
OPM
Washington
Wayne Lyman Morse
Oregon Law School
Roosevelt
Morse
Turn has Always Prevented Work Stoppages
The phrase notes that the approach has consistently prevented work stoppages in the past, implying a track record of stability and disruption avoidance.
Honor Roll Honors At St Patrick s High School 1940 41
The first six weeks reports at St Patrick s High School were presented by Rev D J Lenihan. He praised students as painters of masterpieces and urged daily moral intellectual and spiritual effort for a life that stands out as a glorious work.
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St. Patrick’s High School
D. J. Lenihan
Father Lenihan
Michael O'Rourke
Lillian Cunningham
Janet Joyce
Mary Lou Cambridge
Ruth Lastuvka
Charles Loufek
Mary J. Adams
Helen Cahalan
Jean Frederick
Patricia Hutton
Lucille Melichar
Mildred Muller
Katherine Oujin
Donald Spaight
Catherine Cahalan
John Melichar
Kathleen Convey
Mary Jane Ryan
Elaine Schulte
Robert Stodola
Mary P la Tour
Betty Radeke
Helen Shields
Teresa Viktor
Finnish Women Accused of Reluctance in Relations
Stockholm dispatches report the Finnish press accusing Finnish women of a lack of restraint in relations with German soldiers, a charge published Thursday amid wartime tension.
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Stockholm
OPM Seeks End to Seattle Shipyard Tieup
Defense output was slowed by AFL jurisdictional clash delaying six Seattle shipyards and a CIO wage dispute closing Alabama coal mines. About 1,000 welders walked out threatening further losses as Boeing and Pacific Car and Foundry face halting production on defense orders valued at hundreds of millions.
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AFL
Seattle, Wash
CIO
Alabama
Great Lakes Steel Products Company
Detroit
Seattle
OPM
Metal Trades Council
Defense Shipbuilding
Boeing Aircraft
Pacific Car and Foundry Company
Army
Fellow Townsmen of Kearny Demand Action
Twenty Gillespie residents urged President Roosevelt to punish Nazi aggression after the Kearny torpedoing victim George Alexander Calvert was described as murdered by Hitler. The telegram called for arming merchant ships repealing the neutrality act using full naval force opening a western front and immediate aid to countries fighting Hitler. Signers included war veterans groups and auxiliaries speaking as individuals.
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Gillespie, Ill
Gillespie
Roosevelt
George Alexander Calvert
Kearny
Hitler
United States
Cal- Vert
America
Cudahy Estate Valued At Million In Chicago Will
Edward A. Cudahy sr longtime Cudahy Packing head died at 81 leaving about 1 million to five children. A five year trust manages income with principal divided later among the son Edward A. Cudahy Jr executor and four daughters: Stearns Wilhelm Spalding Niblack.
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Chicago
Edward A. Cudahy
Cudahy Packing Company
Frank Lyman
Cudahy
Edward A. Cudahy, Jr
John Noble Stearns, Jr
New York
Frank E. Wilhelm
Vaughan C. Spalding
Austin H. Niblack
Lake Forest
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E. A. Cudahy Estate
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