Labor Tensions Strike Threats Raise Fallout in West Coast
Marvy Bridges of the CIO Longshoremen and thehouse men’s Union warns against U S troops loading cargo aboard ships, saying strikers will fight. He argues labor must resist attempts to break strikes, warning of fascist labels for action and criticizing wartime labor policies amid Pacific troop supply debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvy Bridges
Strikig Cio Longshoremen
Thehousemen’s Union
United States
Bridgies
Australia
Life Divasewell
Isola
Republic
Pacific
Taney
Ametita
Bridges
Farnots Arcev
Free Enterprise Meeting Here Tonight at 8
Local notice announces an evening free enterprise meeting at eight o clock. Details are unclear due to garbled text but mention of discussions and questions to be addressed. Attendees include individuals named Brettalee Asean Leh and Wolel Barlogy Wis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Enterprise
Wiemiysteas Euagen
Ao Glock
Wolel
Russia Demands Lifting of Jap Strike Ban
Washington Sept 18 Russia’s ambassador demanded that the Far Eastern Commission reverse Gen Douglas MacArthur’s policy banning strikes by government employees in Japan The Soviet envoy Alexander Panyushkin said the prohibition violated the 1945 Potsdam declaration and existing FEC policies He urged the commission to ask MacArthur to revoke the July 22 no strike order and July 31 Tokyo ordinances while calling for relief from repressive measures against workers in government enterprises inciting Tokyo and Moscow radios. The Soviet representative also pressed for a special meeting of the Allied council on August 20 to revoke the action.
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Washington
Russia
L-nation
Tegatery Commission
Douglas MacArthur
Japan
Alexander
Panyushkin
Papyushkin
MacArthur
FEC
Tokyo
Moscow
MacArthur Artion
3Ussia
Eniaeil
Queen Contestants Full Program for Redea Queen
A full schedule outlines daily preliminaries for Redea Queen contestants hosted by Chal man P Young Jr with registration at Hotel Barlow and events at Park Arena. Local counties shift to a district plan with entries from Gurden Malvern Belight Bradley Columbus Patmos Washington Waldo Hope.
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Chalman
P. Young, Jr
Hotel
Barlow
Roy Anderson
Lloyd Spencer
Terrell Cornelius
Hostess Comimillee
Maleo
Pam
Barrow
Air Park Arena
Gurden
Malvern
Belight
Bradley
Columbus
Patmos
Washington
Waldo
Hope
Siied
Boden Queen's
Barlow Hotel
Chitivyman
Stores to Close Half Day Sept 23
Local businesses announce a half day closing on September 23 for staff training and paid holidays. Employees will attend mandated sessions and open stores will shorten hours accordingly.
UN Considers Invasion in India
United Nations members discussed India's invasion of the princely state of Myderabad as Indian troops closed in on Hyderabad, prompting calls for a ceasefire and U N mediation. Hyderabad's foreign minister labeled the action aggression while motioned talks continued on the crisis and wider Cold War concerns.
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Associated Press
United Nations
India
Myderabad
Zahirabad
Hyderabad City
Nakreful
Hyderabad
U. N. Security Council
Indian Union
U. N
State Department
Merkadeik
Washington
Weu
Pratee
Harrison to Host Southern Baptist Meet
The Southern Baptist Convention will hold a summer gathering at Harrison as host city. The event schedule and participating figures are described, with venue details around the White River area and related coordination notes.
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Harrison
Southern Baptist Meet
Hharvisi
The
Southern Baptist Convention
van Fsserbils
Southern
Bissdy
Alles Jhorthuser
Hireien
Tigers Trober
Bea
Tibet
Wales
Stade
Fire disrupts small town bakery operations
A minor fire at a local bakery caused brief closure while flames were extinguished. No injuries were reported and authorities investigated the scene for potential causes. Firefighters remained on site to ensure the building’s safe cooling and next steps for reopening.
Youths Set Fire to Man Asleep in Trash Incident
Police seek two boys about 12 who heaped trash around sleeping vagrant Ben Kuller and set it alight. Witness Charles Ho Munnell watched the scene as Kuller, described as a neighborhood drunk, awoke and fought the flames. The attackers fled. authorities noted one boy claimed Kuller had been drinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver
UPI
Ben Kuller
Charles Ho
Munnell
Minne
Puller
Mimael
Peiriilo Plan to End Recording Ban Emerges
A fragmentary report outlines Peiriilo proposing to end a recording ban. The piece mentions Nem Wud, September, and various local and national figures, with references to meetings and potential amendments. It notes discussions at Hoody ier Gs Detrilin and other locations, signaling a political shift and procedural steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peiriilo
Ruytdis
Pere Gabe Hite
Schedule for Draft Registration
Draft registration schedule lists dates and procedures for young men to register with the selective service system. It notes eligibility, required documents, and locations for submission, with emphasis on timing and compliance expectations for new registrants.
Hopes Bright to Avert Phone Strike
Narrow path for averting a nationwide strike by about 25,000 CIO telephone equipment workers remains under negotiation in New York. Federal mediator Thomas B. Steutel voiced optimism as sessions resume after all-night talks with the CIO Association of Communication Equipment Workers and Western Electric. The union seeks a wage increase with a major dispute over a hiring hall. talks also touch trucking and refinery strikes affecting West Coast ports and major cities.
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Associated Press
New York
CIO Association of Communication Equipment Workers
Western Electric Company
Thomas B. Steutel
Hon L. Mayer
District of Columbia
CIO Tongsharemen
Strikke
Army
Royall
Washington
Mary Bridges
CIO
Longsharemen
Joad
Clo
Army Employment Office
San Francisco
Seattle
Pacific Coast
Ion
Hugh &. Sheridan
New York City
AFL Teamsters
AFL International Brotherhood of Yteamsters
Sheridan
Parades Open Third District Livestock Show Week
Parades begin daily during the Third District Livestock Show from Monday September 20 to Saturday September 25 with 10 am starts. Highlights include an Industrial parade led by Governor Sid McMath on Monday, a Tuesday main parade for cash prizes, a 10 am Wednesday military parade, Thursday horse parade with cash awards, Friday school student processions downtown, and Saturday Shriners parade with a large band concluding the week.
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Shest Sid McMath
Fairpark
Fair Park
Shriners
Arkansas
CIO Leader Denies Reds Rule Union
Washington September 16 Ben Geld president of the CIO for ard Leather Workers Union said his union is not dominated by the Communist party. Geld, a member of the Communist party national executive committee, testified before a House labor subcommittee. He said no party in their union would agitate such a theory and opposed the use of force to overthrow a democratically elected government. He spoke during a stormy hour of testimony before the hearing recessed for lunch.
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Washington
Ben Geld
CIO
Ard Leather Workers’ Union
Unio
Communist Party
Geld
Pational
House Labor
Communist Party Dausat
Gold
United States
Bom
Sam Meneher
Rease
Uh Pape
A Dream School That Does Not Exist For Taxpayers
HAL BOYLE argues for a radical, idealized school blending home life with learning. It would be coeducational, dormitory, with weekly visits, promoting good character, practical skills, art, music, and cooking. The aim is to nurture better people rather than push solely for jobs, while teaching thrift and community values.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Prometer
Jarne Sea Nelthing
Fluo
Amet
Honholme
Pd Tuech
Malik
Aabiok
Four U S Legation Staff Recalled Over Romania Photo Incident
The State department said four members of the American legation staff in Bucharest were recalled at Romania's request after Romania accused them of taking photographs. The United States rejected the claim and protested Romanian police detentions of two men and two women staff members for hours without food or water. The staff involved included Wayne Fisher, Paul Green, Ruth Garr, and Tegey Maggard.
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Washington
State Department
Legation
Bucharest
Romania
United States
Tromannian
Rudolf E. Schoenfeld
Rampawan
Yestucay
Giuliu
Miunierdo
Nurtherunners
Wayne Fisher
Glidden
Town
Paul Green
Newark
Ohio
Ruth Virginia Garr
San Francisco
Tegey Maggard
Kansas City
Planned Strike Not Against Phone Co.
A statement clarifies a planned strike by Western Electric installers, affiliated with T.W.O.C. C10, against Western Electric Company beginning Friday. The dispute does not involve the Southwestern Belt Telephone Company, and no strike is called against the Telephone Company by the C.W.A. Division No. 2. Picket lines may form around some Telephone Company buildings, but employees are expected to report for work as usual.
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Western Electric Co
Western Electric Installers Union
T.w.0.c
Western Electric Company
Southwestern Belt Telephone Company
Telephone Company
C.W.A
U-W.a
Wo. YO
Armitage and Brennan to Attend Stock District Meet
Charles A. Armitage and A. D. Brannan will travel from Little Rock tomorrow to represent the Third Livestock District at a four district gathering statewide. The purpose is to coordinate district activities for the upcoming period.
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Armitage
Brennan
Charles A. Armitage
A. D. Brannan
Little Rock Fomorrow
Employment Office Denies Withheld Records in Dispute
The Arkansas Employment Security Division released a statement denying withholding unemployment records and clarifying access. It explains that only the claimant or their legal representative may view records tied to benefits and charged to the employer’s account, with appeals available at the Appeals Tribunal. The agency stresses adherence to state law and ongoing efforts to simplify procedures and implement approved recommendations.
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Arkansas Employment. Cornty Division
Jack Williamson
Teddy Jones
Inter Law
Hope
Commissioner of Labor
Pgent Security Division
Arkaogas
Appeals Tribual
Hobarnai0
Apate
Afteney Moka
de “Isu
Arkansas
Federal
Siplitedt
Expeditions Cece
Roundup Shirts Available to Club Members
Club members are asked to collect Roundup shirts as soon as possible. Mr. Cormetlos Hyove and others were notified to return or dispose of them.
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Siembeers
Cormetlos Hyove
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Korea
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