Look to big firms for next move in wage talks
In Washington the labor management conference under Armistice Day recess spurs industry to act on wage talks with CIO United Steelworkers. U S Steel and auto makers brace for possible strikes as the CIO wage demand faces stalled talks and OPA price reviews, with unions pressing for new strike votes amid rising labor activity.
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V. S. Steel
Associated Press
Navy
Bia
United States Steel Corporation
Tabor Schweillanbach
CIO
United Steelworkers of America
Benjamin F. Fairless
U. S. Steel
Schwellenbach
Weshiestag
Lukettaj
Puntess
GRA
OPA
Ceneral Mo‘ors
Obyysler
Mord
CLO
United Auto Workers
Iees
UAW
FR. J. Thomas
Uuton
Walter Reuther
Nasional Labor Relations Board
Egypts parliament opened as Pash seeks independence
Cairo November 12 Prime Minister Nakrash Pash opened the Egyptian parliament with a speech demanding complete independence for Egypt and the withdrawal of British troops. New York November 12 Secretary Wallace warned of a costly trade war amid blocs forming among the Russian sterling and dollar groups. Nürnberg November 1 U S prosecutor Jackson asked the International Military Tribunal to substitute Alfried Krupp for his ill father Gustav Krupp in the war crimes trial.
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Cairo
Nakrash Pash
Egypt
New York
Secretary of Commerce
Wallace
Neurnberg
Robert HM. Jackson
United States
International Military Tribunal Today
Alfried Krupp
Gustav Krupp von Goble
Halback
Jackson
Krupp
German Armaments and Steel Trust
County Leads Bond Sale Amid Victory Loan Drive
Erie County dominates the Western section in the Victory Loan drive with 115 percent of B and E sales quota, entering the third week in top position for the Fort Pitt area. War Committee chairman E Nichols announced the county averaged 15 percent in E sales at close of business Saturday.
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Erie County
Fort Pitt
E Nichols
Erie
Discharge Push Pressures Grow as Troops Return Home
Washington reports rising pressure to accelerate troop withdrawals as the War Shipping Administration states plans to return about 100,000 servicemen monthly. Joint Chiefs coordinates schedules while Army officials cite manpower bottlenecks and coastwise logistics. The aim is to have most forces out of Europe by January and out of the Pacific by June.
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Associated Press
Washington
King
Rome
War Shipping Administration
Ehtefs
Pte Jn
Iychean
WSA
Army
San Francisco
Wet Shipping Administration
Wll
Oes
Europe
Pacific
Unions Confer But Greyhound Is Still Tied Up
Unions are in talks while Greyhound schedules remain halted. The West Ridge route keeps limited service as officials meet to resolve the dispute over the ferries and potential resumption of line operations in Philadelphia.
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Greyhound
Tewe
West Ridge
Philadelphia
Indonesians Seek Soviet Help in Java Crisis
Nov 1 Batavia report says British Indian forces control most of Surabaya while Indonesian Nationalists mount fanatical charges with heavy casualties. Soebardjo appeals to Soviet Foreign Commissar for intervention to aid the unrecognized republic, as British and Dutch forces clash with Indonesian troops and Japanese units.
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Java
Soerabaja
Anity
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Soebardjo
Repubics
Brilals Tilas Infantry
Aseaidt
Tadene Ein Nationalisi
Suerabaja
Yiedhend
Britain
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Serra
Baja
Aic
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Ofela
Solurnay
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Pens
Pressure Cooker Explosion Damages Lynn Sill Farm Home
A pressure cooker exploded at the Lynn Sill farm home in Beaverdam on Sunday injuring no one but causing extensive damage. The blast shattered mirrors and several plate glass windows, with fragments injuring ceilings and walls and a large metal piece landing in the main living room near Lynn Sill Sr who escaped unharmed. Frank Matteson, a nephew, believed a bomb dropped from a plane during World War II service but suffered only shock as other household members fled the blast.
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Lynn Stil Farm
Beaverdam
Sill
Lynn Sit, Sr
Frank Matteson
Sills
Plane hunts for missing air mail pouch after lighted search
A Lawrence Alport air mail ship piloted by Dr. Harry Rhodes conducted an aerial hunt for a missing mail pouch over fields east of Corey. Despite weekend searches by local observers and U S Postal officials led by Austell Ream, the container has not been found. hunters and residents are urged to report any sighting to the Carry Post Office or Mr Ream.
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Corey
Lawrence Alport
Saturdeyvins
Harry Rhodes
Austell Ream
Hin Asad
Corry
Howary Company
Rye
Peeant
Rew
Isabout
Mr. Ream
Dr. C. F. Bennett to Leave Corry
Friends of Dr and Mrs G F Bennett of Corry were shocked to learn they have sold their property and will leave the city. Dr Bennett, in practice here 24 years, sold to Dr Stanton Bower of Angola NY who will work with Bennett until his successor is settled. Dr Bower is Cornell trained. Bennett has served on the Board of Education and engaged in community work.
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Angola
G .F Bennett
Madine
Bennett
Stanton
Bower
Angolt
N.Y
Nias
East South Street
Dr Power
New York State Veterinary College
Cornell University
Ir. Bennett
Board of Education
Becnnett
Japanese Communist Party backs nationwide probe
In Tokyo Nov 12 Allied HQ and Japan's Communist party push a sweeping campaign to indict war criminals and reform the economy. The party pledges to seize assets, redistribute lands to farmers, and establish a people's republican government with workers in control of key industries and banks.
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Tokyo
Douglas MacArthur
Japan
MacArthur
Communist Party
Hyeanmoumved
Campain
Prork Horror
Kyodi
Tea
Sipan
Iit
Electin
Cnmntry
Aohl
Hull Is Given The Nobel Award
London announces Cordell Hull has received the 1945 Nobel Peace Prize for his role as U S secretary of state in laying the groundwork for the San Francisco conference that drafted the United Nations charter. He was succeeded on November 27, 1944, by Edward R. Stettinius Jr. The 1944 prize went to the International Committee of the Red Cross for work among war prisoners.
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London
U.S
Cordell Hull
Hull
San Francisco
Edward BR
Stettiniuis, Jr
Hall
Tern
International Committee of the Red Cross
Geneva
Surplus Property Agencies Faulted in House Speech
Washington Nov 12 Govy Miment agencies have made a miserable failure of surplus property disposal Rep Berhoter D Pa said in a six hour House speech Whether Inference incompetence or something worse he added the plain fact is nobody is satisfied with the results so far obtained
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Ouer Washington
Rep. Berhoter
Dpa
Eday
House
Fire damages Union Legion home in early morning blaze
A three story brick veneer Union City Legion post building suffered extensive damage after a fire burned from the lounge and bar area on the first floor and spread to the second floor. The Union City fire department battled the blaze for nearly two hours before containment. Insurance covers the property now owned by the Union City Legion Post. extensive improvements had been completed recently.
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American Legion
Ube Union Dy
Uiis
Phe Avery
Unio City
Ariur Roel
Corry
Uriton Chey
Erie Commissioner Thomas Schaper Dies Sudden ly
Erie Pennsylvania November 12 Thomas H Schaper 63 longtime Erie County Commissioner and construction supervisor died suddenly of a heart attack at a friends home He was elected in 1943 took office January 8 1944 and served as chairman of the Erie County Prison Board He previously worked for Pry Construction Company and oversaw state highway projects He was born in Millerstown Brice County Indiana in 1882 He leaves a widow a daughter four sons and three sisters Also noted is a report from Nagoya Japan about one hundred copies of the American Gatling rifle found by the Sixth Army at a factory set up by Japanese workers.
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Associated Press
Erie
Thomas Schapper
Bower
Erie County
Friends
Schaper
Erie County Prison Board
Pry Constriction Company
Wehway
Mullernel Tnwnshin
Brée County
Nagoya
Japan
Sixth Army
Nazi Fugitives From Kane Camp In Custody
A chaotic fragment reports Nazi fugitives from Kane Camp in custody after escape from She woud. It mentions names and places such as Hat Line and Hoerney Gorge, with scattered references to authorities and dates. The readable text is disjoint but signals a law enforcement arrest of individuals linked to Kane Camp.
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Kane Camp
Vu Ain
Hoerney Gorge
Horigny
Felice
Amy Altseis
Ini Heoper ii
The
Game Protector Duty Expands in Local Region
Local Game Protector Greer Martinore stationed here after completing military service. He oversees trapping rules and season dates affecting volunteers and trappers, with a focus on waterways and district boundaries. Trapping deadlines set for December 1 noon and February 1 noon for raccoon and other species. Butler businessman Denied Reiher, AG, dies of heart attack. formerly partner in Independent Natural Casiu venture.
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Hillis
Coley
Sebechitt
Gime
Lartinore
William My Uss
Ie Cary
Focal Sports
Isa
Intene Co
Mit & Hegel
Butler
Reiher
Natural Casiu
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Pinillius Gag Oil Co
World War I Armistice Observances Worldwide
Americans and allied leaders paused to honor fallen soldiers on Armistice Day. Washington wreaths were laid by Truman Attlee and Mackenzie King at Arlington tomb. Eisenhower due in Boston for parade. Halsey led Chicago celebrations as London Paris Algiers Tokyo Saigon held programs. banks and schools closed nationwide.
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Washington
Attlee
Great Britain
Mackenzie King
Canada
Truman
Arlington Cemetery
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Boston
Europe
William F. Halsey
Chicago
London
Paris
Algiers
Tokyo
Saigon
Indo
Tecuse
Anba
Charles de Gaulle
France
Churchill
Prairie
Arc de Triomphe
Silence cloaks historic atom conferences
A report notes that talks on atomic research proceed under strict secrecy as nations seek to share discoveries with others only after safety safeguards are established. Open cooperation is urged through United Nations channels to prevent leaks and ensure peaceful use of nuclear knowledge.
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United Nations
Dixie Kiefer Dies in Crash at Beacon NY
Boston dispatch reports Commodore Dixie Kiefer and six others died when a twin engined bomber crashed near Beacon New York en route to Quonset Naval Air Station. The First Navy District identified Kiefer as commanding officer awaiting details on the other victims. The wreckage was found after the plane vanished from Steward Field West Point and was reported at noon yesterday.
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Boston
Navy District
Beacon
N.Y
Dore Dixie Kiefer
Naval District
Coldwell
Quonget
FR. 1
Naval Ave ‘Station
Klefer
Aut
Steward Field
West Point
Navy
Kiefer
Jniowm
Die
Caldwell
J. J
Joseph Brown
Joseph, Jr
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