John L. Lewis Faces Dual Rulings From Government
Washington August 26 John L. Lewis the United Mine Workers president faces pressure after the government returned 53 mines to owners ignoring union terms and again refused portal to portal pay for miners. Lewis remains elusive about his next move while weighing WLB decisions and statutory penalties.
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Wallace Questions Wisdom Of Offering Raw Material To Aggressors After War
Vice President Wallace questions reliance on section 4 of the Atlantic charter promising trade and raw materials to all states after victory. He cites Japan's prewar gains and urges caution before offering aggressor nations equal access, while noting Roosevelt’s anger at anti charter critics. He reviews the charter with reporters and approves most provisions except section 4.
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UMW Policy Stance on Miner Work Stoppage Clarified
United Mine Workers sources say the June policy committee statement directing miners to return to work until October 31 was a formal reservation rather than a threat and not a personal commitment by Lewis. They emphasize it framed the policy, with a broader work stoppage contemplated only if the government relinquished mine custody.
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Board Rejects Portal to Portal Pay Amid Wage Rule Debate
WLB rebuffed a $1.25 daily portal to portal pay in a UMW and Illinois Coal Operators Association deal. Chairman William H. Davis labeled the sum a hidden wage rise and said no wage hike fits the wage stabiliza tion policy. He stressed the claim must exceed 40 hours of underground productive plus travel time to arise under the Fair Labor Standards Act, noting a 35 hour base weekly productive time that rose to 42 hours last January.
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Balkan Talks Between Boris Antonescu and Hitler Reported
Dispatches from Budapest say King Boris of Bulgaria and Prime Minister Ion Antonescu of Romania visited Adolf Hitler at his headquarters to discuss the Balkan crisis. The meeting followed a Aug 19 sitdown between Hitler and Hungary's War Minister General Ludwig von Ostaa.
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