Allis-Chalmers Picket Lines Open To Non-Strikers
Milwaukee plant gates opened to allow non-striking office and supervisory staff to enter while pickets marched outside. No violence reported as streetcars resumed normal service. Police on high alert. company seeks NLRA hearing. governor observer requested amid ongoing unfair labor practice charges.
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Allis-Chalmers
Milwaukee
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Co
West Allis
Thomas Kastello
Walter Geist
Gov. Goodland
Geist
Secretary of
Lewis B. Schwellenbach
National Labor Relations Board
Tojo and 25 Co defendants win nine day delay in war crimes trial
Former Prime Minister Hideki Tojo and 25 co defendants secured a nine day postponement at the Far East tribunal opening. The trial was adjourned to June 13 after defense and prosecution clashes and rulings on motions.
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Tokyo
U.P
Hideki Tojo
Far East International Military Tribunal
Tribunal
William Webb
Webbe
Webb
Douglas MacArthur
Yosuke Matsuoka
Germany
Italy
Shumei Okawa
Tojo
Joseph B. Keenan
Allied Prosecution Staff
Okawa
Asia
Jodl Claims He Was A Professional Soldier
In Nuremberg Col Alfred Jodl testified he feared for the Reich when Hitler became chancellor and said he never got over his apprehension. The 56 year old Bavarian, wearing red striped General Staff trousers and a green tunic, asserted he was a professional soldier and always did his duty.
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Nuerenberg
Germany
Alfred Jodl
War Crimes Tribunal
Adolf Hitler
National Socialists Convene in Chicago
Walter N Uphoff of Oregon Wisconsin was re elected to the National Socialist committee at the national convention of the Socialist party yesterday Uphoff is the party candidate for governor of Wisconsin
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Chicago
Walter N. Uphoff
Oregon
Wis
National Socialist Committee
Socialist Party
Uphoff
Wisconsin
Kenosha Evening News Frontage Prices in 1946 Notice
A 1946 Kenosha Evening News masthead lists publication details and subscription rates. It notes daily publication with Sunday omission, address at 717 S Eighth Street, Kenosha, and weekly rates 1 25 for single copies and 5 cents. Mail rates show $6 per year in Wisconsin Illinois and $10 elsewhere.
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Kenosha
Wisconsin
Illinois
States
U. S
Probe Crash of Stunt Flier
Authorities investigated the charred wreckage of a plane at a South Carolina air show that killed Harold Reese, 35, of Sioux City, Iowa, during a stunt tied to George Hopkins' record attempt. A wingtip struck the ground while Reese attempted a barrel roll at low altitude, causing the crash and fire.
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Rapid City
S. C
U.P
Harold Reese
Sioux City
Reese
George Hopkins
FASTEETH Alkaline Powder Helps Stable False Teeth
An ad touts FASTEETH an improved alkaline powder that sprinkles onto plates to hold dentures firmer for comfort. It claims soothing gums and reducing embarrassment from loose plates and urges readers to buy at drug stores.
Battle over civilian vs military control of atomic energy
Dispute shifts to House as scientists and military clash over domestic control. Senate favored five member civilian commission with military liaison. House Military Committee may substitute provisions while keeping military representation. President retains final say on disputed military matters.
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Washington
House
Senate
House Military Committee
May
Commission
War Department
Defense Agency
Rules Committee
Control Commission
Argentinian Leader Ramon J. Carcano Dies at 86
Ramon J. Carcano, 86, a former governor of Cordoba province and former ambassador to Brazil, died Sunday in Buenos Aires. He long served in Argentine politics and diplomacy.
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Buenos Aires
Ramon J. Carcano
Cordoba
Brazil
400000 Back To Soft Coal Mines Today
400000 soft coal miners return to government operated mines as 371000 idle workers mark a low in months. 75000 hard coal miners in Pennsylvania stay out, while 115000 NYC commuters suffer from a Hudson River tubes strike. CIO maritime leaders seek WFTU aid for a June 15 ship strike.
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Pennsylvania
New York City
Hudson River Tubes
CIO
John L. Lewis
New York
NWW
Hudson River
Hudson and Manhattan
Hudson and Manhattan Company
Harry Bridges
Joseph Curran
World Federation of Trade Unions
U. S
WFTU
UN divisions over Franco Spain threaten future action
United Nations debates punishments for Franco regime with Russia and Poland pushing for strong measures. The sub committee condemns Franco as war criminal in effect while stopping short of an immediate threat ruling. It urges the 51 nations to sever diplomatic and trade ties with Spain in September unless power passes to a new government.
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Francisco Franco
United Nations
Franco
Russia
Poland
Britain
United States
Peron
Argentina
Spain
UN Security Council
Hitler
Mussolini
Nuernberg
Security Council
Milwaukeean to Head AMVETS Group
Carl T. Mueller of Milwaukee has been elected state commander of the AMVETS department of Wisconsin at the closing session of the first postwar convention in Oshkosh. Art Marcus, housing committee vice chairman, criticized Governor Goodland and the state legislature for their inactivity on the housing problem during the AMVETS Saturday address.
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Oshkosh
Wis
Carl T. Mueller
Milwaukee
Amvets
Wisconsin
Art Marcus
Goodland
Missing In Plane Crash Naples Search For 22 Bodies
Deep sea divers joined a search today for 22 bodies of personnel missing after a U S Army Transport plane plunged into the sea near Naples Saturday. Only eight survivors were found from the four engine ship which reportedly caught fire in the air en route from India to the United States.
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Naples
Here
United States
India
Army
Lost 32 Lbs Wear Size 14 Again Diet Ad
Cites a weight loss program promising 32 pound loss without exercise or laxatives. Claims no meal cuts and suggests taking AIDS Vitamin Candy before meals. Lists prices and selling points with phone and pharmacy references across several drug stores.
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U. S. Conciliation Service
Robert Buse
State Labor Board
Buse
Base
Schwellenbach
LaCrosse
Norwood
Boston
LaPort
Ind
Springfield
Pittsburgh
National Socialists
United Mine Workers
Associated Press
Lewis
AFL
United States Steel Corporation
Truman
Curran
Bridges
Louis F. Keemle
United Press
Yellow Cab Co
Modecome
Ward
Ward's Cleaners
14Th Ave
Milwaukeean
Amvets Group
Bernacchi’s
Central, Hub, Kilkelly, Lincoln, Roosevelt, Schindler and
Walgreen Drug Stores
Philip Morris
Pup Morris
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