Labor Leaders Arrested in U S Viet Execution Report
Reported by AP from New York describes arrests connected to protests over a Soviet execution of Henry Ebruch and Alter, a Jewish trade official, with unions and labor groups organizing demonstrations and international reaction.
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Henry Ebruch
Alter
Union Leaders Debate Soviet Allegations and War Policy
The Ladies Garment Workers Union criticizes two executives as actions betray labor ideals. William Green of the AFL notes charges of Bolshevik acts against the Soviet state and urges recognition of Russian efforts. Senate figures defend Ehrlich and Alter, stressing anti Hitler liberal ties, while CIO official James Carey calls the development a blow to world labor unity and La Guardia expresses mourning.
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Ladies Garment Workers Union
Mectime
Necca Templs
Wiliam Green
Americas Federation of Labor
Eild
Bosuls
Germany
Ehrich
Alter
Green
Mead
Ebriich
la Guardis
Labor leaders denounce plot to disrupt united war effort
Joseph Cunen of the Greater New York CIO Council and Saul Mills issued a joint statement denying any plan to organize a dispute within the United Nations. They condemned attacks on allied nations and urged Americans to stay focused on defeating the common enemy.
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Cadera
Bem
Joseph Cunen Presdent
Greater
United Nations
Highway At Rucker Closed For Firing
Major Daniel B. Benscoter at Camp Pucker宣布 Highway No. 77 through Camp Rucker area closed daily from 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. until further notice due to artillery firing by the 25th Division and allied units. Detour advised for travelers between Enterprise and Clark.
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Daniel B. Benscoter
Camp Pucker
Trilliog
Camp Rucker
25Th Division
ODT Calls for Reports on Idle Trucks and Buses
The Office of Defense Transportation seeks monthly reports on trucks and buses idle for two weeks or more to measure available capacity. Owners of taxicabs rental cars hearses are exempt when idle. Reports due in district offices by April 5.
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Omnerauf
James J. Wooten
Dnetiich
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Motor Transport
Montgomery
Soldiers At Rucker Get Quick War News
Camp Rucker soldiers will receive daily world news summaries except Sundays. Lt Col Helge G. Ekedahl announces telegraphed bulletins, mimeographed at Camp Headquarters, delivering terrain and military tactic details current as of the previous night to units down to individual companies.
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Helge G. Ekedahl
Special Services Invision
Camp
Unien
Radio Pre Programs Tomorrow’s Musical Clock Schedule
Lamar J Hubbard has graduated from the Army Air Forces gunnery school and is now stationed at Columbia South Carolina with the rank of Staff Sergeant. He is the son of Mr and Mrs L C Hubbard of Saline. He enlisted August 27 19
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Army Air Forces
Fort Myers
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Columbia
3. C
L. C. Hubbard
Saline
Army
Napier Field
Malone Fla Band Schedules Concert Amid War Impact
Malone high school band announces a concert on April 7 at 2 30 pm with admission from 12 45 pm, featuring guest bands including the Marianna Airplane Band led by L Roy Driggers. Judges from Tallahassee will assess the performances, and the event shifts to a series of co concerts due to the ongoing war.
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Romulus Thompson
Tallahassee
Marianna Aim
L. Roy Driggers
Retailers Begin Process to Register for Processed Food Rations
Retailers of processed foods will start registering tomorrow at the county War Pree and Rationing Board for their allotments. A. D Wilkerson, board chairman, announced the registration must be completed by April 10. Registrants must file a March 31 point inventory with stamp counts and surrender stamps for processed foods begins April 11.
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A. D Wilkerson
Houston Aids Potato Seed Methods and Planting Guidance
County agent outlines seed quality, certification gaps, and planting tactics for potatoes. Emphasizes use of vine cuttings from the original patch, timing in June for remaining plantings, spacing 12 to 14 inches in rows three feet apart, and planting later acreage for uniform size and disease resistance.
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Corny Tate
Beid Wien
Farners
Lang
Fragmented OCR note on January event and February erection
Readable text cites a February erection and January timing, mentions a university state and Ported on February last year. Contains garbled names and dates. Result uncertain due to damaged OCR.
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