Labor-Management Gas Strike Parley Set for Monday
Labor and management will meet in the regional Wage Labor Board office in Cleveland to press a renewed effort to settle the seven state United Fuel Gas strike that began September 5. CIO workers, about 1 000 strong, seek review of wage issues while company officials, union leaders, and regional and international reps attend. The discussions follow a CIO accusation of a promised raise and an attempt to foster a company union, which an independent official called unfounded.
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Wari Labor Board
CIO
United Fuel Gas Ga
Commany
Union Pifmovs
H. K. Daniels
WL2
Cleveland
United Fuel
CIC
Sizik CI0
John M. Webb
Huntington
Federated Union of Gas and Oil
CIO Workers International Union
Seli
Saek
M. Temperraw
Daniels
William FE. Wonsettler
CIO Union
Glen Oliver
John Cali Hiwick
CIO Oil Workers
Clendenin
Kenova
Lindsay P. Walden
Fort Worth
Tex
Attornay
International Union
WLB
WLE
Deniels
Nanes
Draft and Recruitment Drive Shape Postwar Forces
Washington reports the outcome of the Army Navy recruitment campaign will decide compulsory peace time training. Projections show 500000 to 1000000 troops possible with universal training and 500000 to 620000 without it. Navy enlistments around 1000000 are discussed with varying prospects for peacetime draft and continued drafts beyond next May.
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Washington
Capitol Hil
Senate
House
Army
Navy
Congress
Haves
Congressieal
Moneu
Sorvive
Univer
Uly Abie
Tang Tina
$1800 Robbery Charge Dismissed in Municipal Court
Harold H. Neff ordered the release of Sam Plyy 21 of Ra North Rand Si after finding insufficient evidence in an armed robbery claim on John Cr. Avneie 28 of Chandler's branch. Arnold fined $10 for failing to appear. investigation dropped as to his involvement. Dolly Smith voiced belief her son had no more than 10.
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Harold H. Neff
Sam Plyy
Negra
Ra North Rand Si
John Cr. Avneie
Chandler
Fudge Neff
Eley
Arnold
Neff
Ts. BB. Warren
Dolly Smith
Chandler's
Scis. A. L. Chapman
Frank Riddle
Hat
Neera Metiater
Brown's
Boy 16 Falls to Death During Army Plane Ride
Lincoln Nebraska September 28 1919 a 16 year old Howard Hagaman died after falling 1400 feet from an Army plane during an aerial exhibition at Lincoln Army airfield his mother witnessed the accident and authorities investigated the crash while witnesses described the aircraft performing maneuvers the boy was son of Mrs Hagaman and the tragedy stunned onlookers
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Lincoln
Nebr
Howard Hagaman
Tom
Eivntine
Lincoln Army Airfield
Riers
OH Patirrson
Auto Workers Seek Nationwide Strike Ballot Amid Downtime
About 35,000 workers idle as the CIO United Auto Workers petitioned the National Labor Relations Board for a strike vote affecting General Motors plants. Oil workers also strike actions disrupt refineries across the Midwest and South, prompting fuel ration concerns and potential wage talks.
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Associated Prose
Cio-United Automobile Workers
National Labor Relations Board
General, Motors Corp
Wian
Benos
Waa
Transportas Gan B
CLO
UAW
Walt
General Motors
Texas
Insihvigan
Ohio
Ilinois
Emfanta
West Virginia
Halas
Lana
Bula
Army Releases Plan to Speed Men to Homes
The U S Army announced a master redeployment schedule for Europe. Enlisted men with 60 or more points are promised homeward bound by New Year’s. By late spring 1950 occupation forces will be reduced to seven divisions overseas.
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Frankfurt
Germany
U.S. Army
U. 5
Fhe
Byrespan
Sirte
Army aims to bring 750000 troops home by New Year
The Army announced plans to repatriate nearly 750,000 soldiers by New Year. By June to August many were sent home, but September slowdowns occurred as prisoners were processed for ship access. Current inventories show about 1.4 million waiting on replacements across divisions, with several units slated for return in a staged category system.
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Manela
Frideric
Timun
Dean
Ad Avineas
82D Airborne
Sien Incement
Shipnywot
Leing-Ierts
Hevdybaelers
Cebeesart Apollasy
Putin
Youths Charged in Mikbi Post Office Thefts
A group of youths faced charges after robbing the Mikbi post office and related facilities. Authorities identified the suspects, described the burglary method, and noted multiple locations targeted, with investigations ongoing and extradition or court dates forthcoming.
U S Policy Claimed Final Word in Japan Rule
Tokyo dispatch reports Gen Arthur and U S authorities press for a full accounting of Japan finances including Emperors wealth and moneyed power tied to Mitsui and other industrial magnates as occupation reshapes control over banks and reveals the imperial family's financial foundations.
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White House
U.S
Abe
Tokyo
Gen. MavArétt
Japan
Emperoer Hirohito
Washington
Onotie Creck
MynArthur
Nobuyuke Aba
Kure
Miny
Aupanexe
Silive Forge
Hivulak
Miyag Duven
Pawero
Yerel Camedauine
Oryenue
Milasiateh
Neva Abe
imporiTsar Shipping
MacRethir
Eli Fe
Phos
Janay
Fea
Imperial Family
Fontitirtianis
Lmany
Mitsui
Annamites Strike Over French Rule
Reports from Sept in KAIGON and Saigon describe Annamite resistance to French rule amid broader Allied violence and evacuation efforts. British and French forces face disputes over control as 80000 Japanese in Indo-Chinese areas are disarmed and relocated, with officials unsure of future actions.
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Kaigon
Ela
Walter
Gene
Pyemeh
Brent
China
Gustela
Peloot
Anuninite Jhav
Leander
Aise HideChoina Detopatt
Anhnlliedt
Haywever
Ba Usetess
Tb Gen
Willian Stine
Vommiatichig Benes Pup
Tualioy
Allied
Wat Priveners
Marialenivire
Witness Claims Kramer Beat and Kicked Prisoners
Dr. Ada Bimko testified in the Belsen war crimes trial that Josef Kramer and an officer watched as prisoners were beaten and loaded for the gas chamber at Oswiecim. She identified Karl Mlyzarich as the official who ordered executions and described cannibalism and shootings reported by camp survivors.
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Lueneburg
Germany
Ada Bimko
Josef Kramer
Belsen
Trils
kKizk
Oswiecim
Kramer
Biome
Sis
Karl Mlyzarich
Euvk
Belren
Jurnace
Beady
Brivisu Woups
Cin.alutement
Campire
C. Brown
Bimbo
Ivernes
Trnava Cirese
Binke
British Irked By Red Pact Sparks Diplomatic Pessimism
London reports a Soviet Hungarian economic pact alarms British officials and raises doubts about progress at the foreign ministers conference. Diplomats fear expanded Soviet influence over Hungary and Southeast Europe while the Big Five push for control of Europe’s waterways.
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London
Council of Foreign Ministers
Hurupe
Insland
Monage
U. S
Europe
Puinm
Sehwellenbach to Address CIO Meet at Wharton
Sehwellenbach new secretary of labor is expected to speak as the eighth CIO convention opens in Whans Halen. Delegates will hear talks from notable officials including Gov. Meadows Senator Kilgore and Rep. Neely. The convention closes Monday with election of officers.
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Wherling
Loie Behwellenbach
Secretary of
Labor
Virginia
Fide
CSO
Philip Mareant
van Bijan
Gov. & Naw
Meadows
Sen
Tharey M
Kilgore
M. M. Neely
Charles Salter
Jack Kroll
Columbus
CLO Potity Ie Ac
Ston
Ali Situe Vhe Choys
Wil
Conviction in Death Case Ends With Life Prison Term
In Columbia South Carolina on September 2 Samuel C Epes was spared the electric chair and sentenced to life in prison for the murder of his wife The jury had sought death but the judge imposed life imprisonment The defense had argued for mercy while the state pressed for the harshest penalty The case involved accusations he killed his wife for love of a young chemist and the proceedings included motions for a new trial
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Columbia
S. C
Samuel C. Epes
Tie Wicetine
Ll. Gastow
Jibe
Dary Gan
Sid
A. Brown
Waaitliy Eper Fam
Cleelys
Vreivell
Army Lt. Carder Killed in Auto Crash at Samp Atterburg
First Lt. Alva Lloyd Carder, 5, of the Army Air Forces, died in an automobile accident at Samp Atterburg Indianapolis. He lived with his parents in Charleston on Chin A. His father Cant. Alva L. Carder is stationed at Camp Aer UE. The family will arrive at Snodgrass mortuary in South Charleston.
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Accid
Alva Lloyd Carder
Army Air Forces
Samp Atterburg
Indianapolis
Ind
United States Announces Broad Japan Occupation Orders
The United States reveals a sweeping occupation policy for Japan guiding General MacArthur. It outlines arrests of war leaders, dissolution of industrial monopolies, removal of militarists, and possible political changes while asserting U.S. supremacy over occupation policy. The plan seeks to reshape Japan’s economy and government, with Allied coordination where possible.
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Washington
Shota
Japan
United States
Douglas MacArthur
White House
State
War
Navy Departments
Truman
Gen. MacArmour
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Nippon
Jen. MacArthur
State Department
State, War and Navy Departments
Dipan
Africa
U. S
MacArtine
Congress
Dean Acheson
Compress
Macdridwr
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Walden
Webb
Independent Federated Union of Gas and Oil Employes
Walder
Walter I. Reuther
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Sti
Science
Santa
Ainse
Fraelay
Ness
Norman TT Rik
Ariny Aaron Bete
Ani
Tunate
Bryan
Willer Reed Hospiti
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Gatlan
Othe
Wiseran
Wallace Fachlarek
Calvis Shortie
Peter Keane
Basses
Tsaasciisias
Harel
Ge Cali Ak
Eoker Alta
Tharos
Wixeernsa
Chad Haryehen
Havenawwell
Qaal Ror Wonsterel
Micutdge
Weng
Gay Rand
Winifeeda
Biche
Mice Blembers
Saigpaintek
Soph Theat Gatley Bede
Sherif Gene Raster
Kayelle
Be Taylor
Wirmant
Teneura
Ailcrest
Stratton
Ronmer
Burravell
Wiseman
Jon
Nip
Beast of
Kelsen
Annamites
Red
Sehwellenbach
Epes
Wile
Marthur
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