CIO Expected Back Roosevelt Policy As CIO Convention Opens
DetroitNovember 15 The fourth CIO convention opens Monday with delegates forecasting full support for President Roosevelts foreign policy. A leadership clash is predicted between Philip Murray and John L. Lewis over policy, with Sidney Hillman of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers a key figure. The dispute could involve the Teamsters and United Construction Workers organizing drive led by A D Lewis.
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CIO
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Philip Murray
John L. Lewis
Sidney Hillman
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Office of Production Management
Washington
Murray
Carrain
CIC
Hillman
Defense Industries
Beith 7
United Construction Workers Organizing Committee
A. D
Denny) Lewis
John L
Teamsters Union
Elo
James B. Carey
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Five Die As Bus Fire Grips Rushville Night Crash
In Rushville Indiana a Chicago bound bus crashed crashed and caught fire killing at least five people and badly injuring 11 others. Passengers trapped inside crawled from a sight as the bus rolled down an embankment and flames engulfed the interior. Driver Andrew Hansen of Cincinnati was hospitalized after initial treatment in Rushville and Greensburg and could not give a clear account.
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An- Rushville
Tora
Andrew Hansen
Cincinnati
Rushville Hospital
Greensburg
Union Shop Or Walkout Looms As UMW Backs Strike
Union miners face a midnight deadline as John L. Lewis wins UMW policy committee support for renewing the strike of captive mine workers if union shop rights are not granted by tomorrow. Roosevelt braces for drastic action if the dispute continues, with emergency measures and possible congressional intervention prepared.
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John L. Lewis
UMW
Roosevelt
Tersely
Stimgon
Robert C. Richardson, Jr
Army
Seventh Corps
Birmingham
Health Conference Opens Tomorrow in Charleston
The annual state health conference starts in Charleston tomorrow and runs through Tuesday with talks by national and state health officials. Dr. C F McClintic presides, Dr. R H Riley speaks on public health administration, and Naomi Deutsch leads sessions on maternal and child care in defense.
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Danjie] Boone Hotel
West Virginia Public Health Association
State Health Officers Conference
C. F. McClintic
R. H. Riley
Maryland
Public Health Administration
D. Spigele
Point Pleasant
Astice
Association
Dawson
Dorothea Campbell
Naomi Deutsch
U. S. Department of Labor
Children's Bureau
C. R. Coffey
Petitions Push Reduced Milk Price in Charleston
Consumers in Charleston circulate petitions for fair milk prices opposing monopoly tactics. Independent Consumers Protective committee forms to back standard quality milk at fair prices, addressing petitions to the Office of Price Administration and the state's anti profiteering panel.
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Charleston
Beleause
James KR. Burns
Office of Price Administration
Washington
State Anti-Profiteering Committee
Burns
Maanmny Reapecta
Ife
Independent Consumers Protective Committee
Consumers’ Protective Committee
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Slavs Claim Yugoslav Guerrillas Control Most of Serbia
London dispatch reports exiled Yugoslav government spokesman stating about 80,000 guerrillas across Bosnia Montenegro Serbia and Hercegovina wield significant control as three armies. He cites 8,100 executions in Belgrade Sabac Kragujevac and Kraljevac with 2,200 dying for 26 Nazis, and claims over 350,000 executed since dismemberment, with 180,000 named.
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Hercegovina
Dusan Simovic
Radio Tonight
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Kragujevac
Kraljevac
Middle East
Reds Press Forward On Four War Fronts
Russia reports new Soviet counter offensive actions on at least four fronts from the Arctic to the Donets basin. Moscow radio said 6,000 Germans and Finns were killed as Russian forces encircled and enveloped enemy units near Murmansk amid heavy fighting.
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Arctic
Donets
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Moscow Radio
Power of Soviet Navy Declared To Be Destroyed
Berlin dispatch reports Berlin claims the Soviet navy is virtually destroyed with 52 warships sunk and 56 damaged by Luftwaffe bombers since June 22. An additional 14 transport ships totaling 481 650 tons were sunk, with 140 damaged. German losses included no forthright counterclaims. Soviet bases at Kronmacht Sevastopol and Novorossiysk remain active.
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Crimea
Hiftwaffe
Baltic
Black Seas
Russia
Germany
Black Sea
Battic
Kron- Macht
Sevastopol
Novorossiak
Russian Operations Linked To Warfare in Middle East
Lieut-Gen Sir Douglas Brownrigg argues Hitler’s Russian front stalls as Crimea and Ukraine pushes broaden to trans-Caucasia Iran and the Mediterranean. He compares Germany’s pincers plan to a dual arm grip threatening the Suez, noting both arms must be strong to pinch. Churchill notes the strategy’s aims, with page eight continued.
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trans-Caucasia
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North Africa
Caucasus
Africa
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Berlin
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Suez Canal
Churchill
Nazis Claim Ark Royal Sunk by German U Boats
London reports say one or more ace U-boat captains may have been ordered to the Mediterranean to sink the British aircraft carrier Ark Royal, valued at 16 million dollars. German claims credit for sinking the ship surface amid silent official response.
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London
Mediterranean
Hans George Reschke
Friedrich Guggenberger
Gibraltar
Atlantic
Mussolini
Italy
Alexandria
Parking Meters Payback Gap Widens In Charleston Plan
City Manager Carl B. Early says 300 last meters in Charleston yield little profit after surging up-front costs. First batch of 438 meters in better locations averaged about $10 monthly per meter and sold quickly. the final 300 in marginal areas lag in revenue, with council weighing revenue versus traffic impact while considering a $75,000 revenue option and $18.00 cost per meter.
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Charleston
Carl B. Early
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Peace envoy Kurusu arrives to press Japan on peace offer
Japanese special envoy Saburo Kurusu lands in Washington with a personal message from Prime Minister Tojo to President Roosevelt. He plans talks with Secretary Hull and a White House meeting, as hopes for a Pacific settlement ride on a fragile thread amid ongoing tensions and U.S. pullout moves.
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Roosevelt
United States
Hideki Tojo
Kurusu
Cordell Hull
White House
Hull
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China
Frank Knox
Sumner Welles
Far East
British Malaya
Dutch East Indies
Nomura
Kichisaburo Nomura
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