Labor Parley Ends Without New Methods Or Unity
Washington report on the national labor management conference shows no fresh machinery for bargaining or speedier settlements. Leaders split on collective bargaining and contract observance, management's right to manage, and jurisdiction. Aims for arbitration and an advisory panel were endorsed, but no new plan emerged to resolve ongoing labor disputes.
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Sterling F. Green
Washington
John L. Lewis
House of Labor
AFL
CIO
United Mine Workers
C10
Inter
U. S
Cold Wave Brings Wind Snow And Rain Across Area
A cold front is set to move in this afternoon with winds of 25 to 90 mph and rain turning to snow by nightfall. Rain reported up to 6 am Saturday measured 0.22 inches as showers persisted. Temperatures were 43 this morning and expected to drop this afternoon with a low around 28 Sunday. Cloudy skies should clear late Sunday. The two day storm left at least 45 dead in the northeast, disrupted communications and caused damage along the coast with tidal surges and gale winds. Many families were briefly evacuated as ice and snow closed roads. Two boats with 11 men are missing, and the Boston lightship was torn free.
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Council Bute
Weather Bureau
New England
Coast Guard
Boston
Wasie Pai
Army Leading At Fourth Quarter In Annual Clash
Army opened with a 20 to 0 lead in the first quarter then Navy rallied in the second quarter. Navy scored eight touchdowns as the annual clash unfolded with tensions high and both sides pressed for dominance.
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Army
Navy
Satuirdsy
Tribunal Rules Hess Trial Continues With 30 Defendants
The international tribunal ruled Hess must remain on trial with 29 other leaders for war crimes. Lord Justice Lawlaryance announced no further mental exams were needed and Hess appeared relieved, engaging with fellow prisoners. Cross-examiner Lahousen testified on mass murder blame and Canaris, Papen, and Canaris' anti-Hitler faction.
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Noland Norgsard
Mernzerg
International Military ‘Tribunal
Rudolf Hess
Araneaia
Geoffrey Lawyance
Hiller
Hess
Lahousen
Edwin Lahousen
Hblame
Hitler
High Command
Wilhelm Keitel
Franz von Papen
Canaris
Wilhelm Canaris
Fuehrer
Von
G. D. Roberta
Keitel
Otto Nelle
Lahougen
Germany
Hitlersandlusa
Neite
Lahouseni
Austria
Reich
Peper
Ministers to Hold Training School in Storm Lake
About 160 Methodist ministers of the Northwest Town Conference will meet in Storm Lake from Tuesday through Friday for a training school in personal evangelism. Each evening they, with local laymen, will visit homes in the Sheldon district and nearby areas.
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Storm Lane
Northwest Town Conference
Storm Lake
Anderson outlines 1946 farm goals to balance postwar needs
Secretary of Agriculture Anderson proposes 1946 targets to curb livestock output while boosting sugar, grain, and certain crops. He calls for 2 percent more milk, 15 percent fewer eggs, 17 percent fewer chickens, and reductions in beef cattle and turkeys, with modest rises in sugar beet and sugar cane. Grain reserves demand 3 percent more corn, 9 percent more barley, and 3 percent more grain sorghums, plus a 23 percent rise in rye and changes in soybeans and peanuts. He expects 356 million acres sown if goals are adopted, sustaining civilian supplies as war ends.
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Ovid A. Martin
Washington
Anderson
Wet
Anderson Sakes
Waris
Youth Sweats Out License Plate Draw in Mills County
Glenwood merchant Robert Kaiman won Mills County No. 1 license plate for 1948 after hiring high school junior Doyle Parks to vigil from Friday afternoon until Saturday. Parks raised funds with donors R. B. Long and William Lugach, earning plates No. 2 and 3.1. Others arriving late, John Bayes and Mac Moore, received plates 4 to 7 inclusive.
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Glenwood
Robert Kaiman
Mills County
Gale
Kaiman
Erman Huffman
Glen
Parks
Feuck Driver Strike Causes Freight Jam in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids depots clog with two trainloads of merchandise awaiting unloading and delivery as truck driver strike disrupts flow. Harry Sundberg of the Chamber of Commerce urges shippers to pause outgoing freight to allow freight agents to clear the jam. 122 cars reported at the depot awaiting unloading. Officials estimate about 100 men affected by the Midwest over‑the‑road dispute in Cedar Rapids.
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Feuck
Cedar Rapids
Renault
Harry Sundberg
Chamber of Commerce Traffic Bureau
Sundberg Azid
Midwest
James
White
Teamstore
Sino-Soviet Victory Boosts Chiang as Manchuria Move In
The Associated Press reports Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek's nationalist government claims a major diplomatic win as Russia delays troop withdrawal from Manchuria for one month. The deal allows Chinese officials to administer Manchuria and enables Chiang's forces to advance before the Communists. Officials caution over Russia’s price for cooperation, amid reports Moscow sought joint control of key mining and power projects. In Korea, talks between Moscow and Washington on easing barriers continue, while unrest grows in Indonesia after a Batavia plane crash left bodies found near Bekasi.
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Communia
Russia
Tahuahan
Mukden
Wesr
Ghurian
Pahuahan
Japan
House of Representatives
Diet
Moscow
Washington
Rae Aian
Korea
John R. Hodge
Seoul
Aweta
Bekasi
Java
Batavia
Aneta
Permanent Home of UN Studied
Delegations from 24 North American communities began oral arguments on the merits of securing a permanent site for the United Nations. A sub-committee heard Atlantic City and Black Hills proposals, with representatives citing tax incentives and independence from state sovereignty.
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London
United States
Canada
United Nations Organization
United Nations
Phillips
New Jersey
Atlantic City
Ralph Bellamy
Raid City
Black Hills
South Dakota
Truman attends Army Navy game with five wounded soldiers
President Truman traveled from Washington by special train to Philadelphia to join 162000 fans at the Army Navy football game as a neutral observer. He sat with the Army aides in the first half and with the Navy in the second. The five amputee soldiers from Walter Reed Army Hospital accompanied him and received the remaining tickets.
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Washington
Truman
Philadelphia
Army
Navy
Mr. Truman
Albert Helanger
Fitchburg
Mass
Weymouth
Fernand LeClairé
Willamantic
Conn
Walter
Officers Tracing Car of Denison Robbers
Des Moines officials traced a green Hudson used in a Denison kidnapping. The car was towed to Armby Mint by a woman and paid 35 dollars. It appeared registered in Denison and drivers license belonged to a Chicago woman. Authorities suspect the robbers may have abandoned the vehicle rather than pay towing costs.
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Des Moines
Iowa
John Mahnke
Waa
Ormaby
Mint
Armsby
Dunois
Chicago
Officera Ward
Question With Kid Gloves Handle Question With Kid Gloves
Government officials debate if manufacturers withhold goods to gain from the January tax cut. Bowles says withholding profits are a factor and may delay delivery, while Snyder notes rising reports of firms delaying goods needed by hungry markets. Weather outlook includes rain, snow, and cooling by Sunday.
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Marvin L. Arrow Smith
Washington, LP
Wied
OPA
Chester Bowles
Snyder
Probers Seek Secrets On Pearl Harbor Code Breakage
Washington investigators pursued how the Magic code breaking work translated Japanese messages into warnings before Pearl Harbor. Senate House panel pressed for timing and speedups while cryptographers guarded the methods used, citing national security.
Bank Robber Charged After Parsons Incident
Baxter Springs man dle Ray Jr., 21, charged with robbery in connection with a bank robbery at Hepler and Stark, Kan. U.S. Commissioner George Allen said officers recovered $1,338 from the suspect's clothing and the car he drove.
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Dle Ray, Jr
Baxter Springs
Kan
Hepler
Stark
U.S
George
Allen
Parsons
GM Proposes Auto Parts for Rivals Amid Strike Turmoil
General Motors proposed to produce parts and accessories for competitors while continuing outside work. C B Wilson. to CIO UAW leader R J Thomas. union reactions awaited. Strike actions across auto, packinghouse, tire and other sectors drive national labor disruptions with wage negotiations ongoing and plans to resume talks in Washington.
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General Motors
C. B. Wilson
GM Staelf Ie
CIO Auto Workers
Wilson
R. J. Thomas
CIO
United Auto Workers
UAW
Walter Reuther
Tikegal
Reuther
General Motora
AFL
Pacific Northwest
San Francisco
Midwest
Ford Motor Company
Pacific Wimber
Eine Players
Eimmons Company
Kenoaha Wia
CIO United Packinghouse
Swift
Armour
Western Union
New York
Regional War Labor Board
National Sboard
Joseph P.selly
Cio-American Communications Aspeciation
German steel barons arrested in raid by British forces
Seventy six German industrialists tied to Ruhr firms were seized at home in a coordinated raid by British security police and troops. The operation, aided by Allied intelligence, targeted executives from August Thyssen and Hoesch amid reports of drinking and possible prebed detention. Detained leaders will be sent to a British internment camp for interrogation and potential war crimes charges, as Allied authorities study documents and plan further action.
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Charles Chamberlain
Iserlghn
Germany
Ruhr
Villa
August Thyssén Steel Works
Waz
Easen
Waa
Walter Elchorat
Thysvenworka
Karl
Allied
Net
Naziam
Wale Parer
renowned Sioux City physician Dr William Jepson dies at 42
Dr William Jepson a nationally known Sioux City physician and surgeon died Friday night after an operation weeks earlier. Born June 29 1883 in Authos Denmark he studied at University of Iowa graduating 1906 and taught surgery at Iowa University 1902 1913. He held leadership roles in several medical societies and boards including the Sioux Valley Medical Society and the American Surgical institutes. He was associated with the University of Iowa and Sioux City College of Medicine during his career.
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Sioux City
William Jepain
Sioux
Authos
Denmark
Jepson
University of Towa
Sioux‘City College of Medicine
Town State’ Medical Society
Sionx Valley
Downstate Board of Medical Examinere
American -Intérprofensional Institute
American College
Buirgeona
Breed Supplies Short in Hungary Reported by Parliament
In Budapest Premier Zoltan Tildy told parliament on Saturday that Pingry had only enough breed supplies to meet immediate needs, underscoring a critical shortage amid ongoing shortages and policy concerns.
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Hungary
Budapert
Zoltan
Tildy
Parliament
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