Plant Resumes Operations As Strike Halts
Flint Michigan December 6 AP production resumes at Fisher Body Co plant No 1 after a wage dispute shutdown affecting over 25 000 workers in GM units Buick operations curtailed 14 000 idled Pontiac Motor Co workers to return today Fisher No 1 at 90 percent normal by 9 30 am local No 681 United Steelworkers meeting postponed strike action if wage talks fail by Friday
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Chicago Guild Strike Extends Into Second Day
Chicago December 6 The newspaper guild strike against Hearst and Examiner continues into a second day. Hearst papers remained in publication after a brief outage during the strike, with about 600 guild members on strike and total newsroom employees estimated between 3,200 and 3,300.
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Tish Soldiers Dressed in Dye From Insect Bodies
Report notes that tish soldiers wore colors produced by dye from hineal insect bodies. The article details the unusual dye source and its impact on uniforms and appearance.
North Carolina Sees Fair to Partly Cloudy Weather
Local forecast calls for fair to partly cloudy skies across North Carolina with cooler temperatures in the east tonight and Wednesday. Fresh westerly winds from Sandy Hook to Hatteras diminish, then remain fair tonight and Wednesday. winds remain fresh from Hatteras to Jacksonville with generally fair conditions.
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Hatteras
Jacksonville
Slight Fire Damages Dalton Home on Johnson Street
Firemen contained a small blaze at Carter Dalton's Johnson street home early this morning after a short circuit in wiring sparked the fire. Dalton woke at 2 a.m. and found smoke on the back porch. damage described as slight.
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Roosevelt committee resumes railroad rehabilitation studies
New York December 6 President Roosevelt's joint rail road rehabilitation committee resumed studies on a possible railroad legislative program for the next Congress. Members declined comment but it was understood they were examining the entire transportation field as it relates to railroad issues.
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Joint Railroad Rehabilitation Committee
Government Printing Office Publishes Dozens of Periodicals
The Government Printing Office operates the world’s largest printing plant and distributes over 70 daily weekly and monthly publications with a combined circulation in the millions.
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Government Printing Office
North Carolina Considers 12th Grade and Teacher Pay Increases
The governor's commission on education urges a flexible introduction of a 12th grade within four years, plus a $5 salary rise for teachers with A-10 rank. It calls for a governor's education committee, higher compulsory attendance from 14 to 16, better school sanitation, and local control on a nine month term. Dr. Julian Miller chaired the commission.
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Clyde A. Erwin
North Carolina
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Charlotte Observer
Check Needed On Light Power System In Home
Careful check should be made of the light and power equipment in a new home or in modernizing an existing house. In old dwellings such a check is doubly recommended to avoid costly and hazardous mistakes by a competent electrician. A wiring system may be a fire hazard if neglected.
TVA Overlooked Power Purposes Clash in Hearing
Rep Wolverton accuses TVA of ignoring the act that Norris Dam be built mainly for power. TVA official Woodward says the dam serves flood control and navigation as well as power. Wolverton cites estimates showing four dams would flood land with potential crop value of 3.13 million dollars annually.
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Tennesese Valley Authority
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Chickamauga
Pickwick
Wheeler
Americans jailed by Vienna Nazis convict two U.S. doctors
Dr. Michael George Albert of New York and Dr. Oscar Lavine of Mount Rainier Maryland were convicted in Vienna of violating Germany's currency laws. Albert received one year hard labor plus a 60 000 mark fine or two months extra imprisonment. Lavine six months plus a 60 000 mark fine or two months extra imprisonment. Time served will be deducted. Both may appeal.
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Oscar Lavine
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Maryland
Germany
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Washington State Department
Breakthroughs in Chinese Front Reported by Japanese Spokesman
Japanese army highlights intensive air raids against Chinese forces south of Lake Tungting in Hunan aimed at disrupting Chiang Kai-Shek. Foreign reports confirm Chinese bombings of Japanese camps at Nanking advances as Japan moves to consolidate gains near Kongmoon and Kowkong. A separate note mentions a local Chinese official and spouse narrowly escaping a stabbing.
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Baby Kangaroos Find Pouch Route Blindly
Baby kangaroos are born blind and minutely small and they navigate to the mother’s pouch without help, a natural feat observed in early development.
Grape Harvest Parade Draws Attention in Sion
A cart and a large wine barrel hang from a derrick high above the main street of Sion to advertise the opening of the grape gathering season, creating a striking city spectacle.
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Sion
Switzerland
Financing Repairs Under FHA Property Improvement Plan
Part of the residential structure may be financed with loans from financial institutions qualified under the Federal Housing Administration property improvement credit plan.
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Federal Housing Administration
Santa’s Christmas plans seen through his own eyes
The Enterprise’s Christmas reporter interviews Santa who describes a future of ten million sparkling trees and scenes of family joy. He envisions old and young couples gifting, stockings hung, candy canes, bells and candlelit windows as communities await Christmas morning. He hopes to finish early enough to return home for breakfast.
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Enterprise
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