War End Now if Labor Is Quiet Past War Dictation
Labor editor Roger Babson argues that Allied victory hinges on suppressing labor unions and labor leaders. He credits unions with both strengths and abuses, urges Byrnes to root out disruptive leadership, and claims England and America must suspend unions for the war’s duration to hasten victory, potentially ending World War II in 1944 in Europe if colonial systems are restructured.
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Local Women Form War Service Unit In Corry
A newly organized Central Women's War Activities Committee announced Corry will not host a Moms Club but will run a locally operated unit. The group will mobilize Red Cross blood donor drives with Dr. N Troy Gillette and enlist volunteers from Catholic Daughters and Business and Professional Women's Club. Presbyterian ladies will provide lunches for campers group plans for November 24th visit and December meals. all local women are invited to join.
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Central Women's War Actlvties Committee
N. Troy Gillette
Red Cross
Women's Committee
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Central Committee
Leo Rhynard
Catholic Daughters of America
Ruth Soper
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Wore's Club
Presbyterian
Armour Hillstrom
Bank Robbers Get Long Terms From Court
Two New Jersey men Rabht Greco and William Vasilick were sentenced to 25 years each and fined 1000 after a federal court jury convicted them of complicity in the 1941 Stroudsburg bank messengers holdup. Judge Albert Johnson imposed the terms. Assistant U.S. Attorney Arthur A. McGuire stated Greco was a leading figure in bank robbery.
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Rabht Greco
Hoboken
William Vasilick
Passaic
Albert Johnson
U. S
Arthur A. McGuire
Greco
Jersey
Maguire
Johnson
Defense Activity Is More Advanced On West Coast
Los Angeles war plants and defense sites show dense camouflage and air defense measures with barrage balloons, anti aircraft batteries, and hidden fields. Camouflage works so well some workers overshoot factories while air traffic fills the skies with B 24s B 25s A 20s and P series fighters as war presence grows from the West Coast to the national front.
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R R Trainman Injured In Fall At Kane Station
S C T Johnson a 52 year old Ridgway resident and railroad freight conductor was injured Thursday when he slipped while crossing the coal mill tender at the Fraley street yard near the Jovomotive. The Kane Summit hospital reported he was being treated after the locomotive crew halted the train and yard workers rushed him to the hospital for X rays to assess his injuries.
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Radio Schedule Preview Highlights Evening Lineup
Radio listings outline NBC CBS and Blue Network programs for tonight and tomorrow. Highlights include Tommy Riggs and Bert Lou at 7:30, Kate Smith and Monty Woolley in Pied Piper at 9, Benny Goodman Band at 9:30, and Pacific period serials. Football bouts Georgia Tech versus Alabama and Michigan versus Notre Dame loom. Includes Coast Guard parade and Pan-American Holiday segments.
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Ex Randolph high athlete dies in action in war
Private First Class Ralph C. Ingerson of Randolph was killed in action in the Pacific, the Navy’s 16th casualty list shows. Lieutenant Albert F. Schnell of North Tonawanda is listed missing after the torpedoing of the aircraft carrier Wasp. Ingerson, 21, a 1940 Randolph High School graduate who starred on the basketball team, had worked at Gallagher’s drug store before enlisting. He is survived by parents Homer and Mrs Ingerson and brothers Donald and William. Schnell, 51, a veteran of 33 years service, was reported missing after Wasp loss. His mother, Mrs Mitche Schnell, lives at 45 Ransom Street.
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Pencil Pierces Leg In Odd School Accident
Mery Lou Anderson, 12, daughter of Warren Anderson, 15 East Elmwood Avenue, suffered a leg injury when a pencil protruded into her leg while running. She was taken to WGCA hospital, the pencil piece removed, and she returned to junior high after a holiday.
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