Coal Pact Faces Federal Review Amid Pay Boost
Bituminous mine operators and miners sent their new labor pact to OPA and Economic Stabilizer for approval or rejection. The agreement raises pay by 1.07 dollars daily and adds about 25 cents per ton, with a 35 hour week and 2 hours overtime for veteran workers. 235 mines already shut down as the government studies the wage impact.
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Washington
OPA
War Labor Board
WLB
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Fiam
Governors To Hold Educational Parley
Governors Sparks of Alabama and Darden of Virginia planned a weekend conference aboard a yacht off Mobile bay with Gov. Bailey of Mississippi. They form a three governor committee to design regional education exchanges allowing access to college and university courses across state lines.
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Montgomery
Ala
Sparks
Alabama
Darden
Virginia
Mobile Bay
Bailey
Mississippi
Bluff Hunting Club
Ity
Areae Governors Co
Higher Learning
Glen on Food and Nutrition Consultant to Wilcos and Co
A concise piece notes Glen's role as a food and nutrition consultant for Wilcos and Co. It previews a quick recipe praised for ease, appeal, and affordability for company meals and everyday lunches.
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Glen
Wilcos & Co
Mor Rarebit Recipe Card From Daily Cook Almanac
A compact recipe for Mor rarebit describes making a white sauce from flour mustard bread and cheese then layering on toasted bread with Mor slices or pan fried Mor on top. Broil to brown and serve about six portions.
Time Saving Plans with Meat Scarcity
Emergency shelf meals speed up prep with a 21 minute Mor rarebit menu by Mrs. Rector featuring Mor meat dishes. Breaded Mor pan fried in shortening or bacon drippings creates quick meals and gravy tips use 1 tap vari for each cup for rich brown gravy even without meat drippings.
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Mre. Rector
Thousand Island
Navy battleship Iowa vents crew with high speed air
A wartime feature explains how the Iowa keeps air moving through its vast ventilation system. The ship operates over 50 cooling units and uses high velocity air blasts to keep watch stations dry and alert, while rest areas receive carefully regulated airflow to balance comfort and readiness.
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Iowa
Stin
Navy
Ration Roundup for Meats Fats and Processed Food
OPA clarifies stamp validity for Book Four blue sugar stamps and meat and fat ration stamps. Several stamp groups remain valid through specific dates in June and July, with gasoline coupons limited to four to five gallons each through June 21 and shoes stamps valid indefinitely. No plan to cancel any ration programs.
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OPA
Guilford County Real Estate Transfers
Guilford County records list transfers in High Point Township and surrounding areas. R W Mickey and wife to China E Fowler own Centennial avenue lot. G H Stafford to Earl Humphrey hold two Cole property lots. Tar Products Company to Kennedy street lot. Lawrence Williamson to Charles Abraham Barbee street lot. Lonza Williams to EB King and wife two lots. J G Howerton to H G Clapp ten Bundy lands lots in Moffitt subdivision. Jesse B Deaton to D W Smith three East Commerce street lots. W J Keyes to B A Cox and wife Bundy lands lot. Guilford County to A C Honeycutt. Monthly reclamation tract beside Worth lands noted. Daniel L Crowley and wife to Crowsers through transfers.
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High Point Township
R. W. Mickey
China E. Fowler
Centennial Avenue
G. H. Stafford
Earl Humphrey
Cole
Tar Products Company, Incorporated
Kennedy Street
Lawrence Williamson
Charles Abraham
Barbee Street
Lonza Williams
EB. P. King
Bundy Lands
J. G. Howerton
H. G. Clapp
Moffitt Subdivision
Jesse B. Deaton
D. Waring Smith
East Commerce Street
W. J. Keyes
B. A. Cox
Guilford County
A. C. Honeycutt
United States
Daniel L. Crowley
Crowsers
Jap Americans Balk At Leaving War Relocation Centers
Japanese Americans in inland WRA centers face closure by January 2, 1946. Most evacuees still in camps. only 500 have returned to the Pacific Coast since the ban was lifted. WRA pushes midwest and eastern settlement in small groups to avoid new segregated communities.
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Denver
Colo
United States
Dillion
Myer
WRA
West Coast
Pacific Coast
Ee Eee
Tokyos
California
Hood River
Ore
Heart Mountain
Wyo
Haruo Imura
Niesi
U. S
Imura
America
Greeks Seek Return of 10000 Shotguns From War Era
Athens reports Greeks handed in sporting shotguns to Italian authorities after a wartime order. Investigations show many were shipped to Italy, sold, and melted for rifle steel. The Greek Sports Association seeks seizure of remaining guns and an equal return, with values in the millions.
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Athens
INS
Italy
Greeks Sports Association
Temp 3
Rome
Greece
Speeding Motorist Cited After 117 Mile Trip
Missoula patrols halted a speeding driver as his wife pleaded with officers that he had been warned en route from Helena, a 117 mile journey. The brief dispatch notes the警警 tone of the scene and the distance involved.
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Missoula
Mont
Helena
Burglar Leaves Records Of Charge Accounts In Hillyard BreakIn
Spokane police believe the suburban Hillyard market burglary was an inside job as loot includes store charge accounts totaling about 8000 dollars. The break in occurred recently and investigators are pursuing leads to identify the suspect.
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Spokane
Hillyard
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