Broad cast Lou Nova bout on MBS set for June
New York June 6 The Special News Service reports announcers Bill Corum and Don Dunphy will handle the Lou Nova Jim Robinson bout on MBS opening June 18 with Joe Louis Billy Conn. NBC CBS and MBS schedule and radio lineups follow including Willkie from Chicago and Bureau updates.
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New York
Special News Service
MBS
Bill Corum
Don Dunphy
Corum
New York Journal American
Dunphy
WINS
Mike Jacobs
Joe Louis
Billy Conn
Jacobs
NBC
Willkie
Chicago
Nbc-Red
NBC Blue
CBS
Nbc-Blue
Rep
J. W. Martin
Dr. W. W. Bauer
Wendell Willkie
Britain
Allen White
Henry Allen
Bette Davis
Margaret Lindsay
Eddie Cantor
Lou Nova
Jim ‘Robinson
Coal Wage Board Proposes Uniform Rate Across South
The federal wage board recommends eliminating the 40 cent north-south differential to a uniform seven dollar day rate for southern and northern coal fields. It notes added costs and buffer protections under the Guffey act, with most soft coal producers already under new two year UMWA terms. Also reports paid vacations approval and a separate accident involving Congressman Milton Romjue near Buckhannon, West Virginia.
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Puget Sound Lumber
Puget Sound Lumber Workers
CIO
International Wood
Nesday
Murray
TWA
United Mineworkers
William H. Davis
Bituminous Coal Division
Appalachian
United Mine Workers Union
CIO Leaders Face Labor Push and War News
The article notes CIO leaders in Washington and Chicago, with AFL affiliates seeking an election at North American and APL workers pressing for union representation. It also reports training planes moved by the Army, and Roosevelt discussing Nazi propaganda orders in Berlin aimed at Western Hemisphere sentiment.
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North American
APL
AFL
Army
Chicago
Richard T. Frankensteen
Cio-Uaw Union
Washington
Lew Michener
CIO
West Coast
Elmer Freitag
UAW
Berlin
Roosevelt
Germany
Western Hemisphere
Winant
United States
Britain
Britain eyes Syria move and Crete loss seen in raid
Timed page notes predict Britain marching into Syria to safeguard Near Eastern stance, citing Dienst which says tension grows. Reports cite no German troops in Syria while Alexandria raid is deemed a success. Voelkischer Beobachter links Crete loss to England realizing raid significance. Connally amends selective service act to seize defense plants if needed, with Byrnes and Norris backing.
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Britain
Syria
Dienst
Alexandria
Voelkischer Beobachter
England
Crete
Connally
Byrnes
Norris
Ind
Neb
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Congressman
Buckhannon
Milton A. Romjue
Macon
Romjue
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Office of Production Management
National Labor Relations Board
F.D.R. Spike
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Hee
Broome
Irs
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Coca Cola
Sunnyfield
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Scott Tissue
HOT House
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Peck
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