Miners Extend Agreement Amid War Labor Board Tensions
The United Mine Workers of America announce a fourth extension of the wage agreement with coal operators through June 20, 1943. The policy committee urges immediate resumption of work while recognizing wartime responsibilities and the need to maintain coal production for the war effort. Indications from coal fields point to production resuming early next week. Weather bureau chief Dr. Charles F. Marvin dies at 84 after an operation in Washington.
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National Policy Committee
John L. Lewis
John O'Leary
Thomas Kennedy
War Labor Board
Lewis
WLB
UMW
United Mine Workers of America
Washington
Charles F. Marvin
United States Weather Bureau
Marvin
Putnam
Ohio
Weather Forecasting Service
Ohio State University
New York Stocks Mixed Amid Trading Session Briefs
Market figures showDavison Chem and Du Pont among movers with Penn Dix Penn RR and Pepsi-Cola also active. Phone and oil majors including Pure Oil Shell Socony Vac and Reynolds Face varied swings while Studebaker and Studebaker Swift display notable price shifts.
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Penn Dix
Penn RR
Pepsi-Cola Phillips Pet Pitt
Scr & B
Pullman
Pure Oil Pub
Soe
Seab AL
Seab Oil Sears Shell UN Socony
Vac
Ry Sperry Ltd Brands Ltd Oil Cal Ltd
Ind Ltd
Ol N J Stewart Warner Studebaker Swift
Unclear OCR Finance Fragment Heads to Uncertain Totals
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Youngs S and T at 37 percent and 732,950 in final stock figures. The fragment lacks clear context, dates, or entities to determine a full news item.
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You
T&c
Youngs S & T
Snes
Chinese Retake Hupeh Base On Yangtze Front
Chinese forces recaptured Kungan in South Hupeh 65 miles southeast of Ichang, claiming heavy enemy losses and a retreat. reports say Axis troops abandoned materiel and uniforms as they retreated, with further captures along the eastward advance.
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Hupeh
Yangtze
High Command
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Tsingshih
Hunan
Lake Tungting
Nogues Resigns as French Morocco Resident General
Gen Auguste Nogues resigns as resident general of French Morocco to Gen Henri Giraud citing unity above all. Gabriel Puaux named to succeed him. Nogues defends troops in Morocco for resisting Allied landings and aligns with the Allies. De Gaulle pushes reforms for a national liberation war cabinet to handle administration.
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Algiers
Auguste Nogues
Morocco
Henri Giraud
London
Gabriel Puaux
Syria
Nogues
Charles de Gaulle
French Committee For National Liberation
Giraud
de Gaulle
George Catroux
Jean Monnet
Rene Massigli
Work Partly Restored At Packard Plant
Thousands of Packard workers returned to the Detroit plant after a Thursday walkout over racial relations. About 35 percent of the day shift reported for duty, with production of Rolls Royce aircraft engines and Packard marine engines still curtailed, and management citing upgrades of some Black workers.
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Detroit
Packard Motor Company
United Automobile Workers
CIO
Rolls-Royce
Packard Marine
Uaw-Cio
Churchill and De Gaulle Hold Cordial Talks as Alliances Unite
The leaders met warmly after earlier week talks that formed a provisional French government under De Gaulle and Giraud. London papers hype an imminent Allied threat on Hitler’s fortress. Rome warns of invasion and signals Axis air activity over the Bay of Biscay targets.
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Charles de Gaulle
Henri Giraud
Churchill
Hitler
European
London
Mediterranean
Rome
Pantelleria
Axis
Bay of Biscay
Abandoned offices mark Castillo revolt amid move to name successor
Rawson addressed a crowd under the government house balcony declaring the movement nonpartisan and aimed at safeguarding the nation as conservatives planned to name a successor to Castillo. Reports say the revolt sought to end the former regime’s control over orderly government.
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Castillo
Rawson
Government House
Argentina
Pedro Ramirez
Juan Giovanelli
Drummond
Rio de la Plata
Proximity Print Works Employee Election Directed
The NLRB directed a secret ballot election among Proximity Print Works employees in Greensboro to choose a bargaining representative for Proximity Manufacturing Company. The Textile Workers Union of America CIO had petitioned for recognition April nine, which the company refused. A May twenty one hearing preceded the NLRB order, with the vote due by July three. The text also notes British payments to Tirah natives to curb banditry.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board Today
Proximity Print Works
Greensboro
N. C
Proximity Manufacturing Company
Textile Workers Union of America
CIO
NLRB
J. J. Fitzpatrick
Weather and snapbean buying offices opened in Carolinas
The War Food Administration opened sub purchasing offices for snapbeans at Tabor City Loris and Lake City in South Carolina with Florence as headquarters. Government price schedule of 1.35 to 1.50 per bushel will support snapbean prices to prevent waste.
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Raleigh
War Food Administration
Tabor City
Loris S.C
Lake City
S. C
Florence
B. Harless
State Agriculture Department
North
South Carolina
Allied air strikes pound Pantelleria and Sicily targets
Ninth U.S. Air Force Liberator bombers hit urottaglie in southern Italy in two daylight waves. Pantelleria and Milo airfield raids left hangars burning and runways pitted. Enemy bombers were destroyed and two Allied planes missing. Middle East forces forced a ship crew to abandon their vessel off Scampanto Island.
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Pantelleria
Milo Airfield
Sicily
United States
Cairo
Ninth
U.S. Air Force
Urottaglie
Italy
Milo
Algiers
Middle East
Aegean Sea
Scampanto Island
Rome
Taranto
Truck Driver Killed as Trailer Plunges in South Carolina
James Hall of Batesburg dies when his trailer truck goes through a guard rail and falls into a deep gully near Union South Carolina. Officers free the body after two hours of effort. Hall is survived by his wife and a small child.
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UNION
S. C
James Hall
Batesburg
Hall
Hidden Treasure in Kokomo Meter Drops a Five Dollar Find
Police sift through nickels from about 1000 parking meters in Kokomo Indiana chasing a $5 gold piece Mrs W L Gunther reportedly dropped into a meter during one hour of parking authorities say the coin was lost by accident and is worth more than the usual fare.
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Hidden Treasure
Kokomo
Ind
W. L. Gunther
Death Sentence Set for Traitor Max Stephan in Milan
Federal Judge Arthur J. Tuttle imposes the death sentence for the third time on Max Stephan and schedules July 2 for the execution at Milan Federal Prison. In New York, Abram R. Morrell, a tombstone and mausoleum salesman, is summoned for jury duty in a murder trial but excused by Judge Peter Brancato after revealing his occupation.
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Arthur J. Tuttle
Max Stephan
Federal Correctional Institution
Milan
Mich
New York
Abram R. Morrell
Peter Brancato
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