Picket Lines At GM Plants Hit By Snow
Snow disrupts factory protests as GM plants face picket lines and a wage dispute. NFTW president Beirne warns of possible nationwide strike amid deadlocked talks with Illinois Bell operators. About 500000 workers idle nationwide. 200000 at GM plants across 20 states. Arbitration talks and federal involvement continue as unions seek resolution.
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Joseph A. Beirne
National Federation of Teleworkers
Chicago
Illinois
Beirne
New York
NFTW
Illinois Telephone Traffic Union
Illinois Bell Telephone Company
Ernest Weaver
Federation
Une
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National Tel Commission
General Motors
Detroit
CIO
United Auto Workers Union
John W. Gibson
Labor
Schwellenbach
Washington
Chevrolet
Toledo
Ohio
CIO United Automobile Workers Union
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Europe in upheaval and social revolution reshaping the world
The columnist plans a trip to England to explore the crisis redefining a new world epoch. War ravaged Europe reports famine displacement and disease as social upheaval changes life across nations and signals a rebirth amid painful transitions.
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England
Globe
Europe
Widow Of Pyle Dies From Influenza Complications
Mrs. Ernie Pyle widow of the famed war correspondent died at 7:30 a.m. in Albuquerque at age 44 from complications of influenza after her husband was killed on Ie Shima. She and Ernie married in Washington on July 7, 1925 where she worked in civil service.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Ernie Pyle
Pyle
Ernie
Ie Shima
St. Joseph's Hospital
Washington, D. C
Washington News
Daniels Finds Presidency Is Losing Position
Jonathan Daniels former presidential press secretary says in Collier's magazine that the $75,000 yearly salary for the presidency nets President Truman only about $3,000 after $46,000 federal taxes. $1, in state taxes. and $25,000 for White House expenses. He warns of a heavy personal debt as the president contemplates leaving office.
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United States
Jonathan Daniels
Collier's Magazine
Truman
White House
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American Army Warehouse In Tokyo Amid Riots
Rioting hungry Japanese broke into an American army warehouse at Sendai near Tokyo. Police report 180 arrests including 94 women as wartime hunger and war crimes trials unfold. Nearby battles in Java and Manchuria show Allied advances and strategic movements.
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Sendai
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Honshu
Kuniaki Koiso
Pearl Harbor
Hideki Tojo
Sugamo Prison
MacArthur
Bama To Rose Bowl Again Reported by The Birmingham News
The Birmingham News reported Alabama accepted a Rose Bowl invitation for January 1 in Pasadena. Officials declined comment while reports had circulated for a day, with sports editor Zipp Newman attributing the six Rose Bowl appearance to Alabama on January 1, 1946.
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Ala
Birmingham News
Alabama
University of Alabama
Crimson Tide
Pasadena
Tuscaloosa
Zipp Newman
the News
Dough ton Finds Turkey In Thanksgiving Visit
Turky struck with a cold left Rep. Bob Dough ton confined to his room but he still celebrated Thanksgiving in Washington North Carolina and enjoyed an Iredell county turkey last night.
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Washington, N. C
Bob Doughton
D-Nc
Iredell County
North Carolina Ginners Set Annual Meeting in Raleigh
Raleigh officials announce the North Carolina Ginners Association will hold its annual meeting December 10 in Raleigh. Secretary Fred Johnson disclosed the event details.
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Raleigh
Ginners of
North Carolina
North Carolina Ginners Association
Fred Johnson
U S Demands Punishment of 20 Hitler Aides
At Nuremberg US prosecutors pressed for punishment of twenty Nazi leaders for aggressive warfare. They cited 10 previously unrevealed documents as core evidence and faced German defense protests as the tribunal adjourned for the day.
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Mernberg
Hitler
United States
International War Crimes Tribunal
Azis
International Military Tribunal
U.S
Sidney S. Alderman
Krupp Steel Smire
I. G. Farben Chemcal Trust
Thomas Dodd
Hjalmar Schacht
Crime Violence Mount in New York City
Police deploy new arm mobile divisions to curb a reign of terror. A 28 year old man, Rocco Loscalzo, was shot to death in Greenpoint Greenyi village area, with police suggesting a gang slaying as the victim died from a fusillade of shots from a doorway.
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New York
York City
New Arm Police
Rocco Losecalzo
Greenyi Village
Loscalzo
Eisenhower Enters Hospital for Severe Cold
General Dwight D. Eisenhower, newly named chief of staff, has checked into Ashford General hospital in White Sulphur Springs West Virginia on medical advice to prevent complications from a severe cold. The ailing voice and flushed face were noted after his testimony before a House committee.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ashford General Hospital
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Army
Eisenhower
Howard M. Snyder
House Foreign Relations Committee
Germany
Note Of Late FDR Presented At Hearing
A pencilled Roosevelt note outlining a possible temporary wartime accord with Japan in late 1941 was entered into the Pearl Harbor inquiry record. The unsigned memo, likely written shortly after November 20, 1941, proposes six months of economic resumption with limited oil and rice, and Japan restraining troop movements to Indo China or Manchurian borders.
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Roosevelt
Japan
Pearl Harbor
U. S
Indo-China
Manchurian
Brit
Siam
Mercury Slumps To Six Above At Mt. Mitchell
A powerful storm drifts northeast after three days of heavy weather across the eastern half of the U S. Snow totals top one to three inches in many states with Land O Lakes Wisconsin reporting 15 inches. Marquette and Grand Rapids Michigan record eight inches and seven inches respectively. Mt Mitchell North Carolina sees a low of six above and a high of 18.
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Missouri
Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
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Land O’ Lakes
Wis
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Convict Claude Hall Dies Playing Organ at Auburn State Prison
Claude Hall a 50 year old convict collapsed and died while playing the organ during Thanksgiving services at Auburn state prison. Authorities report no foul play. cause of death under investigation. Hall had been serving a sentence for prior offenses.
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N. Y
Claude Hall
Auburn State Prison
Meat rationing ends tomorrow with fats freed too
Washington announces that all meat rationing ends at 12:01 a.m. Saturday and all food fats including butter margarine lard and shortening are released from rationing. Sugar remains rationed though. Secretary Anderson predicts civilian meat availability at about 110 pounds per person annually in early spring and summer.
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Washington
Tary of Agriculture Ande
Anderson
Attempt Made Upon Life of Uruguay's Head
Montevideo Uruguay November 23 Aimed at the president Juan Jose Amezaga as he left his home at 9 30 a m. An aide disarmed the attacker before he fired. Amezaga of the Colorado party was elected in November 1942.
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Pyrenees
France
Marshal Henri Philippe Petain
Pierre Levee
Yeu Islands
Montevidio
Uruguay
Juan Jose Amezaga
Amezaga
Colorado Party
Hull Reveals Time Played Before Pearl Harbor
Cordell Hull testifies before the Senate House committee that the United States sought more time with Japan rather than issue a firm ultimatum. He says warnings were given before December 7 1941 and that parallel action with Britain was planned to deter further aggression while negotiations continued.
Hull asserts White House sought time before Pearl Harbor attack
Cordell Hull told a Senate House committee that he and President Roosevelt pursued time to avert a showdown with Japan and never issued an ultimatum. He said diplomatic efforts aimed to delay war, while military leaders warned of possible strikes in multiple theaters if diplomacy failed.
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Toe
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H. R. Stark
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Philippines
Saburo Kurusu
Kichisaburo Nomura
Walker
Ō Ja
Tokyo
Two Tragedies Mark Thanksgiving in South Carolina
Thanksgiving day in the Carolinas included two fatal accidents in South Carolina. Robert J. Gainey, 26, was killed by an accidental gunshot during a deer drive in Florence. Billy Arthur Stewart, 14, died in Greenville after an accidental shooting by his brother Lonnie. No inquest dates were set and no highway fatalities were reported. Football fans watched Wake Forest and South Carolina play to a 13-13 tie in Charlotte, with 16,000 in attendance.
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Associated Press
Sau Carolina
Carolinas
Florence
S. C
Robert J. Gainey
J. W. Clarke
Dennis H. Rampey
Pickens County
Billy Arthur Stewart
Greenville
Wake Forest
South Carolina
Charlotte
Hearing Set November 30 by NLRB in Wilmington
A representation hearing is scheduled for November 30 by the National Labor Relations Board in Wilmington regarding Armour Fertilizer Co and the Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers CIO.
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National Labor Relations Board
Armour Fertilizer Co
Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers
CIO
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