Union recalls strike offer at Blackstone workers talks
Jamestown March 4 An offer by the union of Blackstone Corporation workers to negotiate with company officials, intended to represent local union members, has been withdrawn by Local and United Electrical Worker Union CTW. The telegram to Oscar A Lenina, president of Blackstone Corporation, states that refusal to meet with a committee of royal union members shows the city that the company favors effective bargaining but aims to smash the union. The offer to meet on the suggested basis is now withdrawn.
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Man Hurt in Fall at GE Plant in Erie
Erie resident Charles Paxen-Akl, 38, admitted to St Vincent's Hospital after a crane accident at General Electric. He worked in the locomotive division and fell roughly 12 feet when the crane boom swung toward him while moving materials.
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Sailor Claims Japan War Crimes Amid Suspension Demands
An Associated Press report details a sailor’s account of mistreatment after capture, his forced service in North Africa, and subsequent allegations of abuse while detailing grounds for suspensions of officers and the ongoing inquiry at the city level. The article references a Marine convoy, a French prison, and mentions multiple officials and hearings as part of the debate over disciplinary actions. The narrative also touches on Allied positions and wartime deployments, including experiences in Marseilles, North Africa, and the Philippines, with broad implications for military accountability.
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Pennsylvania lawmakers push state run school for deaf children
Harrisburg reports two Republican legislators introduced a plan in the House to create a Pennsylvania state school for deaf children. The bill would provide housing and education for up to one year, with tuition charges tied to family ability to pay. Funding would come from a General State Authority. No site location was proposed.
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Angry Soviet Soldiers Leave Mission House
Soviet soldiers exited the mission house after two days, burning documents and packing belongings. They appeared well-shaven though water was cut off. Col Sterling Wood reported the 24 room house nearly flooded, suggesting they expected water shut off when they overstayed the US deadline. Guards searched their gear for any pictures of MPs before departure.
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