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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1944

Page

5

Women workers press for equal pay at conference

Delegates at a meeting confront sexism as a UAW official warns that equal pay must reflect equal work and effort. Speakers recount experiences with gender bias, noting men may resist changes to wage and privilege. A delegate argues women should not be denied heavy labor roles or valued less for brains over brawn.

Onal Women's Conference United Automobile Workers (Cio Hosie Abe UAW Thomas A. Johnstone General Motors Department Rivetin Rosie Jools Johnstone

War Bond Preview Features Coburn and Dunbe at The Gazette Show

Co starred in a charity preview of Together Again at the Virginian theater 80 Fund Tickets go on sale this week via war bond agents Purchasers of any denomination receive free admission upon ticket presentation The Gazette sponsors two more shows to boost final War Loan drive in Kanawha County The event includes child ticket promotions and a push for equal pay and rest periods while opposing the federal equal rights amendment in its current form

Charles Coburn Irene Dunbe the Gazette Virginian Theater England War Activities Committee Kanawha County Thesery The Gazette Capital Kearse Dee. L Entmne Frat Salpin Uaws CIO

Cigaret Shortage Triggers General’s Smoke Request

Washington December 11 Attorney General Francis Hiddle faced a cigaret shortage at a senate committee hearing. He lobbied from Senator Hugsell and then asked the press table for a smoke, highlighting the tension over scarce supplies.

Washington Han Hs Attors Ney Francis Hiddle Senate Sen Hugsell

Caroling Groups Form for Band Buyers Charity Drive

In Charleston civic groups including Lions Club Rotary Pilot Club YMCA Kirwins and schools organize caroling teams. People buying bonds between December 15 and 24 for at least 100 may have carol groups visit their homes. Requests must be cleared through station WOLDS with a 100 dollar receipt.

WTS 1 Tre Variows Civic and Charleston Riade Lions Club Rotary Pilot Club YMCA Kirwans Choren Organications

Churchill censured for war role comment in Greece policy

In Birmingham a Communist party official Palme Dutt, vice chairman, denounced Britain's Greece intervention policy and urged that Prime Minister Churchill be warned that he is seen as a wartime reader and not privy to private political views and controversial sympathies.

Churchill Birmingham Eng

Nobel Prizes Awarded in New York for First Time

The 16 Nobel prizes were presented in the Waldorf Astoria New York due to wartime travel, with five American and one Danish recipients totaling about 170000. Roosevelt and King Gustav V addressed the event, noting the hope for future Stockholm ceremonies and continued scientific service to humanity.

New York Roosevelt Gustav V Sweden United States Stockholm Sivedena King Waldorf-Astoria Wathnar F. Bostruem Perat Atlantic Alfred Bernard Otto Sierm Carnegie Institute of Technology Ubitaburply Isidore E. Rabi Cahunbhy Valveralty Edeward A. Daisy St. Louis University School of Medicine Henrik Dam Copenhazen Institute of Technology University of Rochester N.Y. School of Medicine Joseph Erlanger Washington University St. Loui Herbert Gasser Rochefelter Institute Johannes V. Jensen Copenagen George Chovesy Hansgarian Geiginst Ving Storkholm Jensen

West Virginians among Princeton sailors saved after sinking

Norfolk reports three West Virginia crew members among Princeton survivors. Lt Ralph S. Taylor of Moundsville, Ty Jones of Huntington, and Clarence F. Lyons of Point Pleasant are cited along with other air group members. The Princeton was sunk off Luzon after Japanese air attacks during World War II.

Norfolk, Vin West West Virginia Ralph S. Taylor Moundsville Witla Ty Jones Avulin Ehdet Huntington Clarence F. Lyons Point Fleas Tweney Mellcats U. S Luzon Princeton

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