Fuel Gas Workers Return to Jobs After Major U.S. Walkouts
Labor unrest across the nation involved about 1.85 million workers, with New York and Chicago central to the disruption. The United Fuel Gas Company and CIO Oil Workers near a three state strike settlement, ending a three day conference with wage raises and a three and a half cent hourly increase. The agreement awaits final approval by the Cleveland War Labor Board and ends the latest chapter in a broader labor dispute affecting fuel, oil and related services.
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U.S
New York
Chicago
Leva Overidors
Buileservis
God Garne
Mediostey
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Queens
Staley
Restoid Wai Tabor Board
Inna Rae
Thien Datar
Tnes
United Fuel Gas Co
CIO Oil Workers International Union
Harry A. Wallace, Jr
Kindsey P. Walden
Fort Worth
Texas
United Fuel
CIO
Woneseltier, Walden
Clendenin
Kenova
Wallace and Atty
Kenneth Talbott
Labes
Charles Fr. F. Sattler
Meadowson
Kentucky
West Virginia
Regional War Labor Board
Cleveland
WLB
Cleveland Wlb
Wallace
Walden
Meadows
Humingstoh
Charleston
Mare Iw mM
Hiro Expected At MArthur's Offices Today
Emperor Hirohito arrives at Gen MacArthur's headquarters for a planned visit to the Allied commander in Tokyo time. A conference would signal a pivotal shift as occupation orders tighten control over Japan's army and government.
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Japan
San Francisco
Hirohito
Gen. MacArthur
Supreme Commander of
Allied Powers
NBC
Tokyo
MacAdnut
MacArthur
Fred
Ippon
Truman
Washington
Central Liaison Office
Foreign Office
Asia
Paci Islands
Nippon
Yoshichika Tokigawa
Tokugawa
Mi‘ada
London
Molotov
Soviet Union
Senate Rejects Pay Boost to Boost Volunteer Army
The Senate rejected a 32 dollar a month pay rise for soldiers and sailors as part of a measure to boost volunteering for the Army and Navy. Senator Morse proposed the increase but failed 13 to 32. Barkley and Senator Hill opposed citing lack of hearings and doubtful impact on enlistments. The bill moves to return to the House for action on amendments.
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Washington
Senate
Army
Navy
Sen
Morse
R.-Ore
Armed Services
Barkley
Hill
Alabama
G. I
Willie Willis by Robert Quillen
A humorous line describes Aunt Emily’s lipstick causing a misimpression of bleeding gums, reflecting lighthearted small town wit and exaggerated facial quirks.
Ennis awarded $3001 verdict against sheriff
Kanawha county circuit court jury awarded Ennis compensatory and punitive damages after an assault by Sheriff D Earl Brawley on June 29 in the Shawnee club building. Brawley, defense contends, acted in temper after a news report about Bourne appointment. Jury's four hour trial followed by defense motion for new trial.
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D. Earl Brawley
Kanawha County
Bayard Jt. Wonis. Gazette
Ine
aenDeNog
Ennis Sl
Vail
Riis
Waa
Wing
Byantey
Maral
Skow
Tls Brawley
Ennis
Dero
Fanis
Funtit
Cavender
Relph Frasher
Hitier in Yank Army? Major Seeks Name Change
Maj. Paul Hitler of the U.S. Army sought to change his name to Harriven citing the dislike of his surname. The 55 year old former commander of the police in Paris explained his plea after a newspaper misprint began circulating with facetious marks.
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Hitler
New York
Paul Hitler
US. A
Harriven
Mi Police
Paris
Adolf
Freedom Ends For Argentina
Buenos Aires reports the military regime declares a state of siege suspending constitutions and basic freedoms. Detentions hit prominent figures as the government blames an opposition that seeks to destabilize the nation.
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Buenos Aires
Se Nalion
Rdrvinishracian
Cechaln
Cassie Tey
Bedelia Barrel
Juan Peron
Orly
Arenina
Dain Coatke
Baterina Hortensio
eli-Pevon
Cordona
Ibs
Cate Afernsen
Eusiaquid
Medes
Carlos Saavedra Lastmas
Octavio Amades
Aunby Idoy
Brazil
Norio Rojas
Uninns Civic Radical
Argentina
Paris
Dual Engine Navy Plane Demonstration Details
The Navy developed a dual engine fighter with a propeller gasoline engine and an underwater jet engine. The jet reportedly reaches 120 miles per hour while the conventional engine achieves 100 miles per hour. Ryan Aeronautical Corp produced the plane named Fireball and demonstrated near a test site with reporters present.
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Seyi
Ryan Aeronariical Corp
Armen
Ryan Cadild
Youth Testimony in Nazi Trial Describes Brother's Death
A Polish youth Abraham Glinowiecki identified five defendants and testified his brother was beaten and killed in the Wore compound. Bartier Leal Stein, 21, pointed out Josef Kramer and eight others as aiding selections for the Auschwitz and Belson camps. Defense witness Major Cionthi ry Smallwood described deposition procedures and witness reliability. Separate note reports Benjamin Gianteno, a performer, was reportedly kidnapped in Rome.
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Lumnernrgs
Corman
Ascheeim
Oswincitt
Belson
Abrahan Glinowiecki
Bartier
Leal Stein
Josef Kramer
Belsen
Oschevim Pas
Cionthi Ry iSmallwood
Wed
Patton Policy Race Official Quiz and Berlin Crisis Notes
Fragmented report details Patton policies and a Berlin crisis, noting US military plans, diplomatic moves with Hungary and Austria, and calls for decisive action. References Eisenhower era strategy and potential provisional government shifts amid tensions in Europe.
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Patton
Natives Fire Saigon Stores Amid Revolt Against Colonial Rule
Rebels in Saigon seize key market and government buildings as discontent with return of colonial rule escalates. Reports say casualties among British authorities and disruptions to food supplies while Japanese forces are suspected of tolerating the unrest. Local patrols and gunfire echo through the city as authorities attempt to restore order.
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Renita
Saigon
Ariel
Pere
Elogiriq
Ciy
Tasees
Ebeliaas
Hake
Spm
Pete
Small Nations Ask Peace Table
Fragmented text discusses requests from small nations for a peace table and mentions larger powers shaping postwar diplomacy. References to U N, United States, Australia, and postwar governance hint at a conference or agreement framework. The garbled OCR compiles names and terms without coherent narrative.
Three Tokyo Raiders Executed by Japanese War Office
The War Department confirms three Raiders from Lt. Gen. James H. Doolittle’s Tokyo raid were executed by Japan. Identified are William Fayhow of Lakewood Hallmark Dallas Texas Harold Spata from Leostons. Reports from China theater note their bodies were mutilated by Japanese forces following capture.
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Spammers LN
EPL
James 2. Doolittle
Tokyo
Wad
War Department
Roosevelt
China Theater
William G. Fay
Lakewood
Hallmark
Dallas
Tex
Harold Spata
Leos
Atomic Secret Shared Urges Spark of Global Control
Washington reports a group of scientists who helped build the atomic bomb call for early world control and sharing of atomic secrets. President Truman signals he will not comment publicly as Congress debates a six senator six house panel to assess steps toward international oversight.
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Washington
Secrel
Presidentruman
Trungan
Osk Ridge
Tenn
Associated Press
Nashville
Vhcemis
Piologis
Oak Ridge
Chicago
Los Alamos
N. M
Congressmien
Kent
Cooperstiva
U.S
Bern
Senate
Inday
Sen. Vandenberg
R-Mich
Hienimonsty
Borse
HS U.S
Noweury
Trimani
Roy Ey
Sueret-Sharigt
Roosevelt Attacks Franco Regime in Dishonest Denunciation
The Roosevelt note condemns the Franco government as fascist and warns Spain and its allies of potential economic and political consequences. It asserts United States resolve to oppose fascist influence in the western hemisphere and links support to France and the broader UN stance amid the Sant Francisco conference context.
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Franklin
Roosevelt
Spain
Saabirscilee
Aseist Tale
Nayi
Hal Puired
Mahif
United States
France
Vanitar
United Nations
Aung
Dean Archesan
Chicago Meeting Scanned For Key To Wage Policies
Washington observers say government lacks enforcement power to back wage policy while signaling possible seizure of gasoline and refineries if a seven state strike fails. Edgar Warren leads the conciliation effort as John Gibson notes wartime powers and labor board roots.
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Washingson
Labor Department
Chicago
John W. Gibson
Schwellenbach
Covision
Scium
Cioni Worke F Executive Council
Schwetlenbach
War Tabor Board
Michigan Cio Council
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Hiro
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Robert Quillen
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Deposdi Terns
Nyal Lest
Yenor Gigli
Rome
Ihe Lalias
Benjaming Gianteno
Operr
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Metropolian Opera
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Frankrurt
PMI
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Roel
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Midian
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