Federal mediation board dispute over large airline wage claim
The National Labor relations board mediation effort sought to resolve a dispute involving more than 900000 employees. Cook, chairman of the separate group, noted both parties met daily to mediate their differences as jurisdiction over the union issues continued unresolved.
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Tis Federal
National
Adiation Board
Cook
Ned Seperate
Working Fifteen
És Re
Gasoline Certificates Delayed After January 31
Officials warn that Certificates of War will not be issued after January 31. A temporary chamber office in Ozark will handle applications. Truck owners may file now to avoid delays as processing can take days. A temporary office in Dothan will operate all day Saturday to assist applicants.
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John
Porary
Chamber of Comid
Ozark
Baggett
World Today Report on Axis Prisoners and North Africa Operations
In Allied and Axis war activity, 339,150 Axis soldiers have been taken prisoner. German operations within 75 miles of strategic targets threaten Allied lines as pursuit of Rommel continues in Libya with patrols and air activity noted. The first use of New Georgia Island by Zero fighters is reported, with both sides claiming advances and counter moves.
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Sull
Rommal
Libya
New Georgia Island
Tondon
United States
Mississippi River
New Orleans
Gulf of Mazico
Missing Wagner First Ace Of War Found In Florida
A farmer in Florida found the wreckage of Lieut. Col Boyd D. Wagner, an early World War I ace and destroyer of many Japanese warplanes. Wagner had been missing since November 23 and was discovered in his P-40 fighter near Eglin Field, revealing the plane crashed and buried after a likely loss of control.
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Wagner
Florida
Eglin Field
Fla
Boyd D
Burs) Wagner
America
Filer
Thore
School Principals To Meet Saturday
A meeting of all country school principals will be held Saturday at Doom in the superintendent's office in the courthouse annex. Solomon Baxter, county superintendent of education, announced today. Topics include The Principal Leader The Teaching Staff Buildings Care of Grounds Standards of Behavior In Schools A Democratic School Religion In the School Elimination Of Waste and Inefficiency In Schools Assembly Programs Physical Health and Military Education in Schools School Equipment Needs and Care. All county school teachers will meet Thursday Jan 14 at 6 pm at Young Junior High School auditorium. Mr Baxter said the purpose is to discuss plans for the next school year the Victory tax pay roll savings plan and the teachers retirement and tenure plans.
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Doom
Solomon Baxter
Young Junior High
Baxter
Prowler Enters Residence Here
A Dothan residence was entered last night while the family slept with another attempt reported. Fred Adkins and a neighbor reported an entry loss minimal, believed break in through a rear window. Police noted a sharp instrument left blood near the scene and a possible self injury by the intruder.
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Dothan
Fred Adkins
West Adeens Street
Seidah
Pottfes
Bordeshaw
Henee
Japanese Transport Attacked By U S Planes In Solomons
The Navy said two raids hit Japanese air fields in the Solomons area and a possible hit was scored on a transport. Communique 243 cites January 6 actions: B17 Flying Fortresses P38 Lightning and P 40 Warhawk escorts attacked a transport near Shortland Island. airfields at Kehila near Bougainville and Munda on New Georgia Island were bombed with results not reported.
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Solomons
Washington
Navy
South Pacific
Shortland Island
OBU 8
Kehila
Buln
Bougainville Island
U. S.S
Venereal Control Radio Forum Set Tomorrow Aired
An open forum on venereal disease control will air on WAGF tomorrow at 5 20 p m. Civic leaders military and health officials will discuss the problem in a question and answer format. Participants include Richmond B McClintock Jonn K Williams Dr W T Burkett Dr T K McFatter Dr W H Y Smith Dr Percy S Potouze and Dr M Davie with a concluding summary statement by Dr Davie.
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State Department of Health
W T Burkett
T K McFatter
Houston County Medical Association
W. HY. Smith
Percy 8. Potouze
D'Nesne
University of Pennsylvania
M . Davie
State Board of Health
Five Dale Mabry Men Die In Crash
Five Army Air Corps flyers died when their plane crashed into Lake Tarquin near Tallahassee Florida Tuesday night. Authorities withheld details and names, but bodies were recovered after the crash and military officials planned further identification and investigation.
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Dale Mabry
Tallahassee
Russians Claim Recapture Of More Towns In Swift Advance
Moscow reports the Red Army on a 20 mile front along the lower Don broke German lines and moved within 75 miles of Rostov. Russian dispatches cite Gen Constantin Rokossovsky leading the thrust, claiming significant advances and recapturing towns along the Don river corridor toward the Caucasus region.
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Meney C. Cassidy
Moscow
Red Army
Lower
Don
Rostov
Cancasia
Constantin Rokoasovexy
Bat Ua
Don River
Talmiyanak
Bolshaya Orlovka
Sel
Termlyansk
Marinak
Tura
Coal Shortage Deepens as 12000 Miners Strike
Wilkes Barre Pa AP a 12 000 miner strike in the Pennsylvania anthracite fields creates a hard coal shortage. Shipments to households are limited and OPA raises coal price fifty cents a ton to boost production costs. Three United Mine Workers unions vote to stay on strike despite pleas to return to work as government efforts seek to resume six day work weeks.
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Wilkes-Barre
Pennsylvania
Seaboard
United Mine Workers of America
OPA
Japs Mass Fleet In Rabaul Harbor
Allied and Japanese patrols probed for weak defenses around Rabaul as Allied forces regroup for an assault on Banananda. American troops repelled a lone Japanese patrol near Tarakena, killing one and wounding another, while heavy air bombardment and riverine tracking continued against Sanananda Point area amid flooding and rough terrain.
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William F. Bont
New Guinea
Ihewamp
Ines
Banananda
Tarakena
Buna Station
Sanananda Point
Soputa Senanands Track
Sunananda Point
Entmy
Lae
Prem Jess
Australians Fear Enemy Invasion Plans Invasion fears rise over Rabaul
Australians fear a major enemy operation in New Guinea and the Northwest Pacific as air reconnaissance reports concentrate Japanese shipping at Rabaul, with Allied bombers damaging or destroying vessels. Prime Minister Curtin urged for greater aid while war council meets next week.
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Melbourne
Japan
Rabaul
New Britain
Pirote
United States
Pacific
New Guinea
Guadalcanel
Australian Advisory War Council
John Curtin
Washington
London
Curtin
Australia
Geoutn MacArthurs
Rabaul Harbor
Auto Stolen From Newspaper Office Front
An automobile owned by The Eagle was stolen today about 11 am from the front of the newspaper office on N. Oates Street. The Buick two door sedan had white wall tires and carried the 1962 plate number 33 D 308 with a 1943 license sticker 38 D 333.
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The
Eagle
N. Oates Street
Numinder
Held as distiller in Gordon area arrest report
The Sheriff's office said John Robertson, a Black man, was held on a $250 bond after ABC officers arrested him yesterday near Gordon for illegally distilling whiskey. Robertson was placed in the county jail but soon made bond.
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John Robertson
ABC
Gordon
Robertson Y
Houston Sailor Brings Jap Dog Tag From Solomons
Bil Edward Camp, 21, aviation machinist mate second class, on a 30 day furlough from Cottonwood, recalls action in the Southwest Pacific including Midway, Solomons, and Guadalcanal. He describes carrier battles, torpedo attacks, and aircraft exchanges as American ships fought to intercept a Japanese task force near Guadalcanal, with heavy combat and many planes shot down. He mentions aiding flight operations and surviving a torpedo strike on a carrier.
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Bil Edward Camp
Cottonwood
Midway
Solomon Islands
Cora
Jadalcanal
Piso
Camp
Plases
War Production Revision Urged By Senate Group
A Senate subcommittee report calls for a major reorganization of war production and manpower under a super-czar. Chairman Pepper and Senator Hilgore foresee hearings on a wartime mobilization bill to be reintroduced in the new Congress. The report cites a lack of balance in the war program and warns production will miss goals without addressing shortages in men, materials, and machines.
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Richard G. Maslock
Washington
Senate Education and Labor
Man Pepper
D-Fia
Hilgore
D.-W.va
War Production Board
Last Minute BULLETINS from Last Minute BULLETINS
AP dispatches report Trent Commander duck Comp acy seeks a divorce from Hannah Willams, filed with a Supreme Court paper. In Libya, General Le Clerc’s forces seized Oum-Fi-Araneh. French General Heart Honore Giraud agrees in principle to meet De Gaulle in France but calls delay until end of January.
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N.Y
Trent
Duck Compacy
Hannah Willams
Supreme Court
London
le Clerc
Libya
Oum-Fi-Araneh
Fetfan
Heart Honore Giraed
Commie
Sherr
North Africa
Hae Agreng
Mret We
Charies de Gaulle
Sparks Cabinet Near Complete in Alabama Governorship
Montgomer y Ala AP Chauncey Sparks appoints Brig Gen Ben M Smith as selective service director and adjutant general may divide control of the guard as cabinet grows. Frank Broadway named chief counsel of Industrial Relations. Eva Parker and others named to dock and public safety posts. Final two vacancies await January 18 as cabinet expands amid further appointments.
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Parks
Guard
Frank FR. Broadway
Montgomery
Department of Industrial Relations
Ax Pac
John D Petree
EAC Beauty of Mobile
Sparks
van RB Gilbert
Athena
Department of Public Safety
BP Rue Uell
Melma
Corrections
Miss Lavia Dunn
Montgomery Welfare
Ropin Hwift Atmare
Addie Lee Farish
Commerce
Rparks
Brerd
Roarks
Hoyse Tucker
Haygoog Paterson
Battle For Hills In Tunisia Marks Ground Clash
Allied reports reveal German forces recaptured Jebel Assay and positions west of Mateur after British gains, shifting front lines near Bi jarte. US bombers hit Kairouan for the fourth straight day. Mass parachute drops and guide operations noted behind Allied lines in Algeria.
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Wes Gallagher
North Africa
Jebel Assay
Mateur
Epokesman
Bijarte
Bante
Kairouan
Tunis
Algeria
Saint Arnano
Thia
Constantine
Philippevills
Betif
Solons Seek Peace Between Farm Bloc And Administration
Washington lawmakers moved to reconcile the administration and the farm bloc on Capitol Hill. Senator Wenster Russell voiced a plan to view the whole picture, avoid piece meal legislation, and factor labor costs into parity calculations. Senator Bankhead urged caution, pressing for higher farm support and stopping farm labor exodus to the Army to ensure food and fiber for the war effort.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Wenster Russell
D-Ga
Appropriations Subcommittee On Agriculture
Farm Atete
Bankhead
U.S. Planes Bomb Japanese Ships Near Kiska
American bombers attacked Japanese shipping near Kiska in the Aleutians. Mitchall medium bombers hit and set afire a cargo ship 110 miles northeast of Kiska and left it sinking. A Liberator strike 145 miles southwest caused two near hits on another enemy vessel.
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Washington
Kiske
Aleutian
Navy
Mitchall
Ito
Kiska
Miracle of production powers Roosevelt message to Congress
President Roosevelt told Congress that 1943 could be a year of substantial advance toward Berlin Rome and Tokyo and praised Americas “miracle of production” supporting seven million fighting men. He cautioned he did not prophesize an end date for the war while urging perseverance against the Axis.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Berlin
Rome
Tokyo
Roosevelt says 7th Congress may help save world from fear
President Roosevelt, addressing the House, calls the United Nations the mightiest military coalition and urges unity to stamp out any rearmament. he outlines war progress, arms production, and plans for peace, while noting unprecedented security around the Capitol. He predicts substantial advances for the United Nations toward Berlin Rome and Tokyo in 1962, and urges confidence and effort.
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House Chamber of the Guard
Capitol
Roosevelt
United Nations
Germany
Italy
Japan
Yello
America
Russia
McAn
Tha Capita
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Army
Ste Plaza
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Pacific
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Rome
Tokyo
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