Strikes Cooling Off Proposal Shapes Labor Talks
A House labor committee studied a tentative draft to impose cooling off periods before defense industry strikes. The plan includes compulsory arbitration under presidential direction, with conciliation and mediation efforts as a test. CIO and AFL leaders urged caution, while wage talks in railroads face fresh hearings and potential settlements.
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House Labor Committee
Ramspeck
Georgia
Democratsi
House
Roosevelt
James GB. Carey
CIO
Diesem
Philip Murray
National Conference of Labor, Industry and Government
The
William Green
American Federation of Labor
White House
AFL
Green Wand
St. Loum
Chicago
White ‘House
Thanksgiving Day Observances In Huron South Dakota
Stores and offices close tomorrow in observance of Thanksgiving. The fifty ninth annual Thanksgiving celebration sponsored by the Huron Fire Department at the Band Box features Jimmy Barnett performing. tickets on sale at the box office with first come, first served policy. Most banks, agencies, and city offices will be closed, schools dismiss for the day and many will take the long weekend. Huron College will remain open for faculty and students until 4 pm and reopen Monday morning.
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South
Dakota
Huron Fire Department
Jimmy Barnett
Huron
Dgcasea
Secon
Moat
Huronite
Thureday
Bead County
Margateere
Toreen
Huron’ College
Releain
Mornink, Arrow
Togcikegivinig Mg
Tragic Youth Starves as Family Reels From Fire
George Gordon died after starving himself to feed seven siblings in a one room cabin left in ruins by a fire. Dr A Smith, Barry County physician, says the father sacrificed for others. Red Cross aid covered a small portion of the family’s needs as they cope with the loss and displacement.
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Walker
Gordon
George
Et Burn A. Smith
Barry- Coun
Red ‘Cross
Union Initia
Georgé
Hong
Canadian livestock to join 42nd Inter national Exposition
Chicago officials report arrivals from Manitoba Alberta Saskatchewan Ontario and Quebec for the 42nd Inter national Livestock Exposition. About 12 045 animals from Canada and 5 000 hay grain and seed samples from 92 states and three provinces will be shown in eight days. Managers Carlyle and Yule return as organizers.
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Chicago
Apecimens
Canada
Manitoba
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Ontario
Ted Mee
Canaan le Carlyle
Pwindsses Ranch
Caly
J. iCharles Yule
Oirs
Americans Urged to Leave Japan Again
Dispatches report renewed U S government warnings for American citizens to depart Japan as talks between Japanese and American diplomats near a critical point. Sources say final diplomatic cards may be laid on the table in upcoming meetings as both sides press toward a settlement under existing terms.
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Japan
U. 8
Stanley
Wnannel
United To
Apansee
Wivaloft Saburo
Kurusu
Saresh
Setisien
Barangan
Talatein
Belgrade Bombardment Threat Reported By White House
The White House disclosed that Germany planned to raze Belgrade, capital of Yugoslavia, noting Serbian guerrillas use it as a base. President Roosevelt was asked for comment as German officials indicated further bombardment would follow past tactics against the city of Sabar.
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White House
Germany
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Nazia
Chetnika
Stephen Early
Sabi de Sauredon
Karly
Sabar
Germans Claim Desert Offensive Seized and Won
Allied reports say British forces south of Rezegh were encircled and annihilated, with over 3,000 prisoners. German dispatches claim the Libyan desert campaign shifted to a German triumph, while Tobruk’s garrison reportedly pressed deeper into Axis siege lines. Russian fronts note gains by Germany near Moscow and in the Ukraine, as Soviet counterattacks stall the advance.
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Associated Press
Revegh
Rezegh
Tobruk
Middle East
Cairo Bulletin
Hesoghaig Teas
Tha’ Pean
Strug- I i
Africa
Moscow
Red Army
Ukraine
Rostov-on-Do
Adolf ‘Hitler
Boscow
Ixelin
Elsow
Navy enlistment slump linked to torpedoed destroyers
Secretary of the Navy Knox and Rear Admiral Nimitz cited a drop of about 15 percent in enlistments after the torpedoing of the destroyers Kearny and Reuben James. The decline began October 17 and accelerated after October 28, with a target return to earlier levels not yet seen. Minorities and other groups were discussed as contributing factors while officials emphasized continued defense needs and recruitment challenges.
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Weeny
Javy Knox
Eavy
U. S
Kearny
Reuben
James
Reuben James
Knox
C. Nimitz
Buresa‘of
Ot Knox
Minora Land
Nonthern's Operating: Large loss reported
Nov 26 report shows substantial decline for Queat Nonthern's operations with total outcome around 338 42 dollars. Details read as garbled but indicate financial setback and large decrease in income. Authorities or company sources not clearly identified.
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Baeete
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Fices
Sie Union Church ‘Services
the Associated Press
Mediator
John B. Stellman
Labor Department Conciliation Service
Guépillas
North-Africa
U.S
Queat Nonthern
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St, Raul
Nicome ‘Totelin A
Air Force
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