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Cost Versus Jobs Shadows Coal Negotiations
The coal industry faces rising costs that could slow production and threaten jobs. United Mine Workers and operators push for responsible, frictionless talks to keep mining competitive. Management cites labor costs at about sixty percent of production and urges stability through continued research and shared stake in the industry.
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United Mine Workers
Time and clocks drift through a nation of shifting schedules
The piece laments the constant clock changes across cities and governments. It argues for an elastic timetable that can adapt instantly to any situation so each person can be certain their time is correct and others’ clocks are wrong.
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Dane
Greeks Seek Balkan Gains Amid Postwar Claims
Greece, aiming for compensation after wartime suffering, has filed a claim with the Big Four for ten percent of Bulgaria's territory and 950 square miles of Albania. The Balkan dispute centers on historic rivalries and feared Youlearian control of mountain peaks, amid postwar geopolitical tension.
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Greece
Bulgaria
Albania
Balkan
A Bible Thought for Today Prophetic Quote
A Bible Thought for Today notes a person selling self respect is a lost soul. It cites Luke 9 25 and is produced by Press Radio Bible Service Inc Cincinnati Ohio for the period.
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Press-Radio Bible Service, Inc
Cincinnati
Ohio
Bridgeport Youth Pitches Second No Hit No Run Game
Dick Morgan of Bridgeport high school tossed his second scholastic no hit no run game, defeating Bristol high 14 to 0. He fanned 19 batters in a dominant performance yesterday, adding to a career marked by only one loss in scholastic play.
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Clarksburg
Harrison
Bridgeport
Dick Morgan
Bridgeport High School
Bristol High
Morgan
Byrnes four power pact aims to curb German militarism
Tass Paris analysis says the Byrnes proposal signals a plan to continue occupation and destroy roots of German militarism for 25 years with possible renewal. Russians favor larger troop presence. Allies seek reduced forces to ease economic burden while maintaining security. Also notes sports schedules and a release of funds for college utility projects in Charleston.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Paris
Tass
Byrnes
Germany
Uncle Sam
Conference of Foreign Ministers
Russia
Britain
France
America
Gestapo
Charleston
Board of Public Works
Concord State College
Potomac State School
Aftermath of War Readers Face Growing German Tensions
A wartime observer notes Germans may rise if able, but lack strength to rebel. He argues Allies need sufficient troops to maintain order and a visible power display. He warns that prolonged allied armies in Europe create the impression they are armed against each other, a dangerous signal for peace.
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Reich
Lankey
Germany
Europe
Peac
Scores and Standings From Weekend Games
Philadelphia edged Cincinnati 1 to 0 while Chicago beat New York 1 to 0. Pittsburgh won 3 to 2 over Boston as Brooklyn lost to St Louis in rain. Chicago led standings 8 to 5 over Philadelphia, New York 2 over Detroit 0, St Louis 5 over Washington, and Boston 9 to Cleveland 4.
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New York
Cleveland
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Washington
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Boston
Pittsburgh
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Chicago Cleveland
Over The Radio Dials Tonight Debates Government Supervision
Radio forum on CBS at noon Sunday features Charles A. Liepmann criticizing microphone fare and Sidney Kaye defending broadcasters. Debate to be held in Columbus during Ohio State education by radio institute with programs listed across NBC CBS and MBS schedules for the night and following day.
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C. E. Butterfield
Eastern Standard
New York
CBS
Charles A. Liepmann
Radio Second Chance
Judy Canova
Stagecoach
Tony Martins
Gonz
Harry Savoy
Chicago
Fortune ‘Teller
MBS
NBC
America
United
Wartorn
Europe
Chicago Roundtable
Barlow
One Man's Family
NBC Symphony
Gildersleeve
Charlie McCarthy
Lauritz Melchair
Fred Allen
Tallulah Bankhead
Phil Spitting
Paul Whiteman
Walter Winchell
Mrs. Roosevelt
Mary, Mery
Intrusive guests spark tensions in a New York apartment
Jane Applebee, literary agent, hosts lavish gathering at Elmport estate involving Neal Tarrant, Deane Kennard, and Margot Ingalls. Conflicts rise as Brenda Knight, Margot, and Neal clash over power, jealousy, and a looming personal reveal during a fashion show night and a planned Friday meeting.
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Jane Applebee
Regrett
Dita
Neal
Jane
Brenda Roight
Margot Case- Ingalls
Mollywood
Mant Berwick
Die Brenda Knight
Polly Woodfords
Deane Kennard
Tonle
Margot
Jude
Deane
Cours
Boston
Rosa
Polly
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