Coal Miners Stand Idle as Union Action Continues
Labor coal miners were committed to work today with 105,000 still idle. About 1,000 anthracite workers were on the job while 80,000 others expected to return Monday. Alabama Production resumed in 12 mines and UMW officials representing 18,000 of 20,000 miners pledged to put men to work immediately. Kentucky Tennessee conference set for tomorrow to discuss the new contract. Arkansas counties kept mines closed pending price increase. R. A. Young cited wage rise as barrier to price-adjusted output.
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Homecoming Party For Navy's Grid Captain
Philadelphia reports a homecoming party planned for Navy football captain Al Channell as the Middies face undefeated Penn at Franklin Field. Also among the Philadelphia crew are Bren White Ben Martin Bill Strong and Edwin Lord.
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Japs Hold Meeting On East Asian Assembly
New York dispatch reports representatives of Japan and five puppet states began talks to inaugurate an assembly of greater East Asian nations. The Tokyo broadcast said the move aims to create a new Far East order as a basis for permanent world peace. Attending were Jose P. Laurel of the Philippine republic Premier Wang Ching-Wei of China at Nanking Prince Wan Withyakorn of Thailand Premier Ba Maw of Burma and Premier Chang Ching Hui of Manchukuo.
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Manchukuo
Juror inability marks trial split as Tate pleads guilty
In Vancouver Washington prosecutor Jones failed to secure a verdict. Ulysses Tate, 28, pleaded guilty to forcing H. B. Webb to surrender his wallet at knife point and received probation from Judge Charles W. Wall.
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Allied air raids pound Italian front lines and rail hubs
Allied aerial strikes target the Terni rail viaduct and Orte yards, with bombs hitting locomotives at Avezzano. Attacks also hit motor vehicles on the Avezzano Isola road and two motor vessels near Pineto. Germans retreat along new lines, while Allied forces push along the Cassino region and Sangro river escarpments.
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Dr Wilkinson Speaks On China At Kiwanis Meeting
Dr L L Wilkinson, recently relocated to High Point, addressed the Kiwanis luncheon about China. He discussed recent Chinese history, philosophy, customs, and resilience against Japan, and shared experiences escaping China with bottles and trinkets as visual aids.
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Tis City
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High Point
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War update on German relief efforts near Krivoi Rog
The report notes Allied air power will add striking speed and force. It says six to eight weeks are tight for German armies to escape a trap and retreat to new positions. Nazis are evacuating troops from the trap and must hold the corridor between Krivoi Rog and Nikolayev on the Bug river near the Dnieper mouth. It describes the defense as a bloody, difficult task.
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Ration Roundup Details Nov 1 Stamp Validities
The Associated Press reports ration program updates: Meats fats and other goods use brown stamps G and H valid through December 4 with J active November 7 through December 4. Green stamps A B C in book four valid November 1 to December 20. blue X stamps and 7 valid through November 20. Sugar Stamp 79 in book four valid November 1 for five pounds through January 15, 1944. Shors book one stamp 18 valid indefinitely. airplane sheet stamp 1 in book 3 valid November 1 and indefinitely. Gasoline 6A gives three gallons in northeast and southeast areas and expires November 8. 8A, B and C coupons provide three, two gallons respectively, with regional adjustments. Fuel oil season coupons valid through January 3, 1944, each unit worth ten gallons or more.
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North Carolina Weather Dims with Showers East
Mostly cloudy and cool this afternoon with showers over the eastern portion. Partly cloudy and slightly warmer tonight and Saturday.
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