Big Auto Strikes Likely To Be Delayed A Month
Detroit reports that large auto strikes are unlikely for at least a month or two. The CIO UAW seeks a 30 percent industry wide wage rise, while automakers anticipate a settlement short of that. War labor rules may delay voting and timing hinges on industry peace as car production shifts from war to peacetime.
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UAW
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Allants
General Motors
Chrysler
Ford
Keays
Ke -Hayes Wheel Company
Wheel Company
International Union
London And Berlin Contrast War City Life In Survey
INS correspondent James L. Kilgallen compares London and Berlin after the war. London shows signs of peacetime recovery with shortages and rationing, while Berlin remains drab with hunger lines, harsh conditions, and a fearful winter ahead.
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Raiter
New York
Insace
James L. Kilgallen
Wartorn
Berlin
Germany
Hitler
Goebbels
Pee Oon
Press Leaders Of State Will Gather Tonight
The 73rd annual North Carolina Press Association convention opens in Raleigh tonight with principal speaker Robert Bunnelle, recently back from London where he served AP. Dr. Julian S. Miller of the Charlotte Observer and Josephus Daniels of the Raleigh News and Observer will also speak. Officers will be installed at tomorrow's dinner.
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North Carolina Press Association
Robert Bunnelle
London
Associated Press
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Asheville Times
Julian S. Miller
Charlotte Observer
Josephus Daniels
Raleigh News and Observer
Thomasville VFW Post Holds Meeting
The William C. Miller VFW post in Thomasville held its regular meeting at Union Hall presided by Bryce Barkley. New members Bob Hundley Stimpson and Lanette Westmoreland were inducted. Plans were made to send a delegate to the National convention in October and a committee was formed to arrange future post entertainments. The post invites eligible veterans to join and attend meetings on the second and fourth Tuesday nights.
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Thomasville
William C. Miller
V.F.W
Union Hall
Bryce Barkley
Bob Hundley
Stimpson Andlanette Westmoreland
Howard
Stephen J. Fucile
Clanette Westmoreland
W. Crawford
Austin Elliott
Wakefield Stone
B. Adams
E. L Proctor
Stimpson Myers
Post
Whoare
Cigarette Prices and Crackdown Spark Market Confusion
Rampant sales prompted army authorities to clamp down. A cigarette once selling for fifteen to one ave marks or from fifty now costs fifty dollars or more.
Civilian Historian Spurred Naval Academy's Founding
Annapolis reports 100th anniversary of Bane Hall at the U S Naval Academy. The article credits historian George Bancroft, then Secretary of the Navy in 1845, with initiating the academy's creation and notes his 10 volume history of the United States.
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Secetary of the Navy
United States
Bane
Naval Academy
Punished Youth Hangs Himself After School Punishment
Winston-Salem report says 12 year old Herbert William Jackie Fulcher hanged himself with a belt in the basement of his home after being punished at school for a misdemeanor. He was the son of W H Fulcher. The article also mentions historical wax and Francis Scott Key.
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Winston-Salem
John M. Gold
Herbert William
Jackie) Fulcher
Jackie
W. H. Fulcner
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