Roosevelt Policies Fuel Labor Conflicts At War Plants
In wartime plant disputes the War Labor Board threatens to cancel material priorities to pressure unions. Critics argue unions target dues and recruitment, elevating union interests above national needs and risking production, with businessmen bearing the burden of enforcing illegitimate orders. The piece laments rights concessions and calls for defending workers’ and taxpayers’ interests amid shortages.
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Cloadd
Roosevelt
Campul
War Labor Board
Ward
Law-Ablidingelugen
War Depart announces death in Corsica battle
Killed in service Pie Rudolph Culimar Michael, son of Mrs Lyle Bickenship, Camp Creek, killed on Corsica Island. Survivors include brother Cpl John Clayford Michael in France and three sisters Mrs Jesse Meadows, Mrs Ray C Meadows of Flat Top, and Nellie at home. Also listed are seriously wounded Pvt Raymond L Cavender of Frame, and Ralph R Ashley, mate third class, wounded on Palau Island and now at Bainbridge Navy Hospital. wife lives in Clendenin.
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Rudolph Culimar Michael
Lyle Bickenship
Camp Creek
Corsica Island
War Department
Cpl
John Clayford Michael
France
Jesse Meadows
Ray C. Meadoows
Flat Top
Nellie
Pe. Michael
Anawalt
Raymond L. Cavender
Hubert C. Cavender
Frame
Cavender
Ralph R. Ashley
Palau Island
U.S
Navy Hogphal
Bainbridge
Clendenin
The German Offensive Shocks A World in Turmoil
A historical passage reflects on Germany’s offensive shock and the realization that Britain and Russia remain essential allies. It notes that war fatigue and isolationist dreams were shattered, emphasizing that peace will require ongoing cooperation and vigilance with allies. The text likens the aggression to a symbolic divorce showing unsettling global consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Russia
West Virginia Apple Orchards Lead Grimes Golden Output
West Virginia's apple orchards produced 4,356,000 bushels, 410,000 more than 1943, led by Grimes Golden. York Imperial accounted for 1,023,000 bushels. Stuyman 610,000 and Delicious 430,000. Virginia second with 437,000 bushels. WWII casualty and veteran notes follow, including Pfc. Kelley on furlough and Pvt. Hill killed in Germany.
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West Virginia
Virginia
York Imperial
Wounded in Action Techy Sit. Clairtes HL Forbes Jr
Sgt Forbes Jr, listed as wounded in action in Germany on Nov 29, was reported by the War Department. He is receiving care in a hotel setting in England, with family information and unit references unclear from the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clairtes HL. Forbes, Jr
Senat
C.H
Tridge
South Hills
Germany
War Department
Forbes
England
Soldier Walter D Callison Completes 50th Mission in Europe
Lt Walter D Callison, son of Mr and Mrs Abe L Callison of Rainelle, marksman in the U S Army Air Forces, has completed his 50th combat mission over enemy territory. He joined the air forces in 1942 and began his combat career July 19 with an attack on an ordnance plant in Munich, flying missions across Italy Germany Poland and Austria.
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Lavell
Charleston
Air Force
West Virginia
Bland
Air Forces
Germany
Italy
Walter D. Callison
Sith
Abe L. Callison
Rainelle
Callison
Munich
Porland
Austria
James Fp, Bland
Betty Bland
Brighter Side continues with race day debate and industry critique
The column argues over racing days and reforms as insiders discuss costs and support for stranded horsemen. It cites calls for four racing days weekly, notes fault lines among owners and orchestrated markets, and asserts racing remains the sport of kings while critics mock blame and support.
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Vasaline
California
Parable on Racing Law and War Effort in California
The speaker notes California as a war industry area and questions gambling law and enforcement. He suggests immediate action against a gambler profiting from protection, warning about consequences for neighbors and urging wartime priorities over Belmont stakes. The piece references Mry Byrnes and racing magnates, underscoring the wartime context.
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California
Horry
Carl
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