Roosevelt’s showdown with rail unions over wage gains
President Roosevelt met with railroad nonoperating unions in a stormy White House session. Byrnes will decide after Roosevelt handed the dispute to him. unions had sought twenty cents an hour for 1.1 million workers. an eight cent boost was granted by mediators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ray Tucker
Roosevelt
James *’. Byrnes
White House
Railway Mediation Board
Fred M. Vinson
Byrnes
Supreme Court
Tyro
Postwar policy clash and Senate hearing on drafts
In a Senate military affairs committee office a testy scene emerged as General Marshall and Admiral King testified on conscripting married men. Photographers and lawmakers joked amid the heat of the lights while a chorus of critics argued over bureaucracy and accountability in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Washington
George C. Marshall
Ernest J. King
Naval Operations
Robert R. Reynolds
North Carolina
Andrew Jackson May
Kentucky
Marshal
King
Berlin
Moscow
Rome
Mussolini
London
Ozone Could Help Treat Polio Victims Study Claims
University of Southern California researchers report ozone, a form of oxygen, can inactivate infantile paralysis virus in minutes at very low concentrations. They compare it with chlorine, noting ozone acts faster and could aid water and sewage treatment to combat polio and other diseases. Researchers named are J F Kessel, Donald K Wilson, Frederick J Moore, and Marthe Kaime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
University of Southern California Medical School
J. F. Kessel
Donald K. Wilson
Frederick J Moore
Marthe Kaime
Albuquerque skips municipal election as leaders run unopposed
In Albuquerque about 68 000 residents the city faces no ballot for city offices as no candidates oppose Mayor Clyde Tingley former governor Commissioner Frank Darro or Police Judge F C Gober in the latest city race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N. M
Clyde Tingley
Frank Darro
F C. Gober
Radio Schedule Thoroughly Revised for War Era October
The Thursday lineup lists two hours of program changes for wartime corrections. Numerous serials dramas and variety shows from Jack Armstrong to Fred Waring’s Time appear, with news broadcasts, comments on the war, and sports segments scattered across the evening, ending with late-night variety and news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plain Bill
Nbe
Jack Armatrong
Cbe
Chick Carter
Mbs
Farrell
Archie Andrews
Cba
Hasie
Shrednik
Che
Tim Healy
The
Three Sisters
Cbs
Charlotte Deeble
Indiana Indigo
Orches
Jack Armstrong
Blu West
Jeri Sullavan
Bill Stern
Mnibe
Thomas
Basic World
Fred Waring
Basic
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Harry James
Cbs the
Arthur Hale
Fannie Brice
F. Morgan
Nhe
Mary Astor
Dixie
Cbs Dixie
Harmony Hall
Cis
Bing Crosby
Music Hall
Bowes
Dbbs
Gabriel Heatter
Baric
Dancing Music Orchestra
Joan Davis
Nhbe
Cba-Basic
U.tell-Em
Blu
de Paul Schubert
Nbc
Nbc-Weat
Major League Leaders And Notices From The Times
Major league batting pitching and fielding leaders listed for the American and National Leagues with players from Detroit Chicago New York St. Louis and Brooklyn. Also a notice of a 1943 foreclosure sale in High Point North Carolina detailing the parcel on West Willis Street and conditions of sale under a court judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appling
Chicago
Wakefield
Detroit
Case
Washington
Keller
New York
Moses
Chandler
Smith
Cleveland
Musia
Musial
Radio Schedule Highlights With Classics And News Segments
A dense broadcast slate lists Carolina Cavaliers and The Esso Reporter amid daytime and evening programs. Notable items include The Guiding Light, The Aldrich Family, War Commentary, and Fred Waring's Orchestra with varied news and music. The page outlines a full day of programs and tomorrow’s morning lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina Cavaliers
U. S. Air Forces
Robert McCormick
the Guiding Light
Ma Perkins
W. W. Chaplin
Hotel Statler Orchestra
Portia
Esso
Fred Waring
News of the World
Soldiers of the Press
Baby Snooks
Aldrich
Piedmont Farm
Esse
Reveille
Carolina Reveille
Robert St. John
Betty Brown
Isabel Shatter
Village Carpenter Made Coffins Amid War Ruins
In Altavilla after the American advance villagers waited for coffins as the carpenter raced to fit boards and place crosses on each cover. Battipaglia and Eboli lay wrecked by bombardment with shells and craters, while residents fled or clung to ruined homes. American aid stations offered treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relman Morin
Italy
Altavilla
Battipaglia
Eboli
Notice of Land Sale by High Point City Auction
City council orders public sale of property in High Point Guilford County North Carolina on October 4 1943 at 11 00 A M. Terms require cash or 10 down and balance over 35 months. City reserves right to reject bids. Arnold J Koonce Mayor announces sale details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence L. Graves
Walden Graves
High Point
West Willie Street
C. T Willie
The
Register of Kees
Guilford County
Evans
Willis
Evans Corner
Vail
Willis St
V. Wilson, Jr
City of
High Point Township
North Carolina
Tryon Street
Tryon and
Ennis Streets
West End Heights
Register of Deeds Office
N. C
Arnold J. Koonce
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National Wimibelee
Mr. Byrnes
Badle
State Theatre
Salem Street
Thomasville
Claudette Colbert
Paulette Goddard
Pirates OF the
Prairie
Stooges
BLACK
Uwrren States of America Office OF Price Administrat
BOOK
Jimmie
South Carolina
Mr. Roosevelt
William Hobby
Wacs
Houston
Hobby
William
Albert Leman
John Lewis
Jack Frost
New
Uncle Sam
New England
Maine
Connecticut
Britain
Canada
England
United States
Dominion
Anne
Pearl Harbor
C. D. Haagensen
Wyndham E. B. Lieyd
Sheridan House
Gerhard Domagk
Farbenindustrie
Domogk
Red Cross Blood Bank
Eessen
L. F. Shackell
St. Louis
Tropics
Portugal
I Duce
Lisbon
Madrid
Iberia
Spain
el Caudillo
Glamour Girls
Irving Berlin
Men of Armed Forces
Geo. Murphy
Joan Leslie
Ronald Reagan
Pacific
Inez Cooper Edward Norris Montagu Love
Paramount
Judy Garland
van Heflin
Lily Mars
Rialto
Sonja Henie
Joan Payne
Iceland
Jack Oakie
Major League
Associated Press
Cuy
High Point, & Municipal Corporation
WSJS
New Haven
Conn
Leonard Nolan
West Haven
Superior Court
Nolan
Ale Dey
Pablum
Stationery
BAYER
Ring-Harris
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