Modern Geo Washington Found Here In Grafton
Kenneth Stutler, 17, of Graf ton route 3, claimed he told the truth about cutting a cherry tree. Ona C. Jeffreys arraigned him at 10 this morning on a warrant from Mrs Leona Turnley charging destruction of property adjoining his home. The windstorm felled the tree days later after a dispute over removal. Mag Jeffreys found the defendant not guilty.
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Kenneth Stutler
Grafton
George Washington
Ona C. Jeffreys
Leona Turnley
Turnley
Kenneth
Stutler
Mag. Jefferys
Coal Miners Walkouts Ripple Across Eastern States
Dozens of coal mines in Kentucky Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana and more delayed or idle as union men predict wide shutdowns. Miner leader Lewis briefed in a Washington hotel before leaving for Alexandria while night shifts faced absenteeism and unclear guidance.
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Kentucky
Harland County
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Virginia
Snate
Ohio
Tennessee
UMW
New York City
Tennessee Products Corporation
Whitwell
Alabama
U.M.W
Arkansas
Colorado
Alaskan
Lewis
Washington
Alexandria
Miners Hold Out as Wage Talks Stalemate Near End
Adrift 132 days in talks, miners pressed for a $2.40 daily raise to cover 90 minutes of travel time. Secretary Ickes urged quick agreement, but the wage dispute remained unsettled as last minute meetings stretched into the night. Operators weighed government price cuts and cross-industry interests, while hard coal talks were set to resume in New York.
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Ickes
Interior Department
Ezra van Horn
van Horn
Charles O'Neill
Iekes
Lewis
U.M.W
War Labor Board
New York
Housenoia
Pacrets
Spa
Women in Transportation Break Barriers on Weekends
Mothers and wives form a notable fraction of the trucking workforce with tales of cross country miles and tire changes. Susan Morningstar, the first woman railroad charwoman, helped open shop roles for women in railroading alongside welders, machinists, and clerks. More women now work in railroads than any other transport sector, yet they remain a small percent of the total workforce.
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Joplin
Susan Morningstar
Susan
Office of Defense Transportation
Women in Rail Work Break Barriers in 1940s Transit
An article highlights women taking on demanding railroad roles from oilers to switchmen and bus drivers. It notes family railroad ties, first-time female workers in El Paso, and a Jamaica Station operator handling 600 trains daily. It cites rising female transit employment, safety records, and public approval of women in uniform and paid parity.
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Green River
Wyoming
Union Pacific
Pat
ODT
North Carolinas
Washington, D. c
West Virginia
Peer Ashe
Marian Martin Pattern 9342 for children's outfits
Advertises Pattern 9342 for two versions a sheer cotton blouse and a gingham sun frock. Available in children's sizes 2 4 6 8 and 10 with fabric yardage details for size 6 including 15 B yards and 35 inch fabric and 25 8 yards ruffling.
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Marian Martin
Soldier Charlie Jenkins Returns Home Reaching Ahead
From my seat a veteran recounts an Army reshaped Charlie Jenkins of Elm Street. Six months in uniform left him heavier and confident. The piece notes how service changes many young men and invites reflection on soldiers returning home.
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Charlie Jenkins
Elm Street
Charlie
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