Defense Mediation Board Demands Full Compliance With Proclamations
The Defense Mediation Board adopted a no compromise stand to secure acceptance of its recommendations in the Puget Sound lumber strike. A telegram signed by Philip Murray and C. A. Dykstra urged the International Woodworkers of America to accept the board's terms and return to work, asserting there will be no backing down. Ouster responded that the recommendations were overwhelmingly rejected after a delegate conference and full member vote.
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Defense Mediation Board
Roosevelt
Philip Murray
C. A. Dykstre
Puget Sound
Washington
Ralph T. Seward
Seward
Mr. Roosevelt
International Woodworkers of America
C.I.0
Hosrdl
M. Orton
Dykstra
Orter
National Defense Mediation Board
Issun
Point Ai Mene
Gambling raid ends with suspect's weather excuse
Pueblo Colorado May 31 Frank Sabo jailed on charges of operating a gambling game. He blamed the disruption on heat saying the game would not have been interrupted if he could stay cool. Sabo claimed he and 29 craps shooters moved to the lawn to avoid cops.
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Officers Inn
Two Votes On Wheat Quota In Teller County
In Teller County Colorado about five wheat growers were eligible for the Agriculture Department proposal to invoke marketing quotas on the 1941 wheat levy. Only two voters participated on Saturday with one vote for the quota system and one vote against.
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Colo- Tada
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Voters vote on 160000 bond for three new grade schools
Helena voters face a noon to 8 pm ballot on a 160000 bond issue to rebuild Emerson Jefferson and Broadwater elementary schools. It requires 40 percent turnout to validate. Sites under review include Sixth Avenue near the capitol and Broadway across from Jefferson, with concerns on space safety and access.
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Western Air Lines inaugurates Great Falls to Lethbridge flight
Western Air Lines begins service from Great Falls to Lethbridge Alberta marking the first link in a trans continental skyway from Santiago Chile to Nome Alaska. The extension connects Northwest territories with Canada, aiding defense, trade, and passenger access to Alaska.
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Conference resolves CSO signing role amid strike threat
The capital conference addressed a telegraph dispute over who signed a message from Murray. Seward explained Murray signed as CSO president and board member, while earlier communications bore Dykstra’s signature. The May 9 strike threatens national defense readiness. Japan confirms no deviation from the Axis pact and weighs reacting to world events.
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Murray
Seward
CSO
Dykstra
ILT U Rejected AFL Return Proposal Says Union Leader
Indianapolis May 31 Woodruff Randolph secretary of the International Typographical Union said members apparently rejected a proposal to return to the American Federation of Labor. An official canvass will start Monday at International headquarters and results released before next weekend. Unofficial returns from 149 of 859 locals show 14,540 for and 21,957 against reaffiliation amid war referendum. The referendum stemmed from an agreement between AFL and ITU officials in Miami last February. The ITU founded in 1852 issued the call for a convention in 1881 at which federation was formed.
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Miami
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Federatan
Engineer Dies in Brunswick Maine on Great Northern Bridge Project
I G N Engineer Merryman Willan CG died in Brunswick Maine. He directed construction of the Great Northern railroad bridge from St Paul to the Pacific coast. He was in charge of the bridge project and death occurred May 1.
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Maine
Willan
Merryman
Great Northern Railroad
St. Paul
Katherine Walker to Speak at Montana State Bozeman
Katherine Duncan Waller, a 1936 graduate of Montana State College, returns to the Bozeman campus as guest speaker for the commencement week Woman's Day program. A former New York stage and musical performer, she will address the 1940s graduating women on "Babes in the Woods" about urban life versus small towns and the pros and cons of working in a metropolis.
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Katharine Duncan Waller
Montanas ‘State College
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