Truck Union Row Becomes Hotter
Minneapolis June 26 Competition for control of Minneapolis trucking unions widened as AFL announced talks for new contracts with four key struck fleet owner groups. CIO 544 filed petitions for elections to represent drivers at 21 companies across five lines of business including wholesale glass and cold storage foods. AFL 544 urged immediate negotiations while the Warehouse Inside Workers Union affirmed loyalty to the Teamsters and AFL-544.
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Minneapolis
American Federation of Labor
Minneapolis Central Labor Union
AFL
IBT
John M. Casey
San Francisco
Dunne Brothers
General Drivers 544
AFL-544
CID-544
CIO-544
Minneapolis Teamsters Joint Council
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
CIO
H. L. Woxberg
Tee
Lions Con vention Nears End With Farewell Luncheon
Dakota and Saskatchewan three day convention closes with a farewell luncheon in Regina. District Governor L B Boorman Lemmon S D chairs the event. Honored are Dan Lambert Minot ND Harold Chapman Mitchell SD Karl Wm Sorrick Springport MI and Mrs Sorrick past district governors their wives and three Lions from Plentywood MT who arrived in Regina. Lions urged faith and cheerfulness for the future despite present troubles.
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Mont
Regina
Plentywood
Alberta
Montana
Lerrick
Last Eucharistic Congress Closing Draws 150000 Catholics
In St Paul an estimated 80,000 marchers joined hundreds of thousands along a two mile route for the final spectacle of the Eucharistic Congress. Minnesota fair grounds hosted more than 150,000 as Pope Pius XII's papal legate Cardinal Dougherty prepared to deliver benediction. The day includes three masses, one in the Maronite rite and another in Byzan tine Slavic rite, plus a pontifical adoration by Archbishop Glennon.
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Minnesota Fair Grounds
Dennis Cardinal Dougherty
Philadelphia
Pope Pius
Vatican
St James
Apostle
Christ
John J. Glennon
St. Louis
Grand Jury May Get Truck Death Case
In Minneapolis on June 26 the Hennepin County attorney’s office said evidence in the traffic death of Mary Jane Johnson, 22, formerly of Yankton, South Carolina, will be turned over to the grand jury next week. Clement Welch, 24, driver of the truck, was released after questioning by county investigator Ed Comstock.
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Grand Jury
Minneapolis
Hennepin
War speech ties Finland to Narvik fighters in Arctic
Fragmentary wartime text cites Hitler declaring unity with Finnish troops and Narvik veterans, portraying German divisions allied with Finnish forces in the Arctic frontier. The passage references Norway's conquest, Finnish resilience, and a declared war context with implied collaboration between German and Finnish forces.
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Vanderschmidt
Oneland
Finland
Hitler
World
Narvik
Arctic
Norway
Cee
Hitler's Aim Pushes Finland Toward Leningrad Campaign
The piece argues that Nazi plans constrain Finland after 1940, with Germany using Finnish soil to threaten Leningrad. It suggests Finland cannot regain Soviet-ceded soil or sovereign economy under Nazi occupation, as Germany mobilizes forces via Norway and the Reich to pressure Russia.
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Hitler
Finland
Russia
Red Army
Leningrad
Kerelian
Kronstadt
Germany
Norway
Reich
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