Coast Guard Halts Discharges Amid Pending Maritime Strike
Washington The Coast Guard suspended all discharges as the possibility of a CIO led maritime strike loomed with June 15 approaching. Seamen and dock workers weigh concessions on a 56 hour work week while Congress and President Truman discuss emergency strike control powers.
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Coast Guard
Washington
CIO
Truman
Labor Department
Bea
Louis Saillant
World Federation of Trade Unions
Paris
Committee For Maritime Unity
CMU
Saillant
France
Congress
Rep. Martin
Massachusetts
House
Senate
Kenosha Evening News June 5 1946 publication notice and rates
The Kenosha Evening News announces its daily publication schedule and subscription rates. It lists 25 cent delivery and 5 cent per copy prices, with annual mail rates of 36.00 in Wisconsin Illinois and 10.00 elsewhere. The paper is published by the Kenosha News Publishing Co. at 717 58th St Kenosha Wisconsin.
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Kenosha
Wisconsin
Ilinois
U.S
Strikers Propose Civic Leaders Join Allis-Chalmers Talks
CIO United Auto Workers urged that city officials civic leaders and the press attend strike negotiations at Allis-Chalmers plants. The move followed charges of bad faith by Allis-Chalmers officials as seven plants including Milwaukee West Allis Pittsburgh LaCrosse Norwood Springfield and LaPorte faced walkouts.
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Milwaukee
CIO United Automobile Workers Union
Allis-Chalmers Mfg
John J. Bohn
Arnold H. Klentz
West Allis
Robert Buse
Albert E. Glenn
George Rose
James P. Holmes
Dominic F. Cornetto
CIO
United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers
Allis Chalmers
Pittsburgh Works
Schwellenbach
Boston
Pittsburgh
LaCrosse
Wis
Norwood
Springfield
LaPorte
Ind
Two Chinese Foes to Sign 5-Day Truce
News spreads that a five day truce between the Chinese Nationalists and Communists will be signed within 12 to 24 hours. General George C. Marshall would gain broad powers to settle China’s civil war, with Manchuria to see cease fire orders and troops ready to stand by at Changchun.
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Nanking
George C. Marshall
China
Marshall
Chow En-Lai
Chiang Kai-Shek
Chow
Chiang
Chou
Manchuria
Changchun
Teeth as polio entry point sparks Milwaukee talk
Dr Carl N Neupert of Wisconsin said decayed teeth with exposed pulp may be portals for the poliomyelitis virus. Speaking at a Milwaukee Polio conference he linked numerous polio cases needing tooth repair to possible viral access via nerves and muscles.
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Milwaukee
Carl N Neupert
Madison
Wisconsin
Neupert
Previant Seeks Review of Board Ruling on Work Stoppages
Milwaukee attorney David Previant, for the UAW AFL local at Briggs and Stratton, said he will petition the circuit court to review a State Employment Relations Board ruling that the work stoppages to attend union meetings were illegal. The board had said only a strike is a legal stoppage, a stance Previant called arbitrary and unsupported by substantial evidence.
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Milwaukee
David Previant
Circuit Court
State Employment Relations Board
Previant
Uaw-Afl
Briggs and Stratton Corp
Veteran Newsman Dies
Joseph Shaplen, longtime New York Times reporter since 1929 and former foreign correspondent, died Tuesday while in Russia for United Press and in Berlin for the New York Tribune.
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New York
Joseph Shaplen
The
New York Times
Russia
United Press
Berlin
New York Tribune
Misery Loves Company Helps Spokane Area Travelers
In Spokane Washington a chain of roadside aid linked two families. The Wynecoops with a flat tire and no spare were helped by the Stricklers who stopped behind them. The Stricklers donated a tire and were towed to town by the Wynecoops. The Wynecoops then bought a tube and the Stricklers gas.
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Spokane
Wash
Misery Loves Company
A. D. Strickler
Oroville
Elmer Wynecoop
Wellpinit
Wynecoops
Stricklers
William Taylor Knocked Down by Car in Chicago
William Taylor, 50, was struck by a passing car and later taken to Grant Hospital after an X-ray revealed a broken ankle and a broken leg. The driver, Dr. Frank L. Andrews, a resident physician at the hospital, disagreed with his account of injuries.
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Chicago
William Taylor
Grant Hospital
Frank L. Andrews
Ex-Congressman Dies in Kingston Pa
Dr. C Murray Turpin aged 68 former U S representative from the 71st through 74th sessions died Tuesday in Kingston Pennsylvania The obituary notes his congressional service and age.
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Kingston
C. Murray Turpin
Congress
Truman Receives Conflicting Advice on Labor Bill
President Truman faces mixed guidance from close aides on the Case labor disputes bill. A supporter urges signing to keep a strong labor stance, while Democratic National Chairman Hannegan counsels veto to retain labor backing. The measure would let unions be sued for contract violations and create a federal mediation board with a 60 day no strike period. Also notes Holstein cow imported from Holland in 1857.
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Washington
Truman
Robert E. Hannegan
Mr Truman
Hannegan
Federal Mediation Board
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CIO National Maritime Union
Secretary of Labor
Isconsin
6Th Ave
Helene’s
Sixth Ave
NEW World Bank
Eugene Meyer
Washington, D. C
Post
World Bank
NEA
Walter Geist
Allis-Chalmers
Labor
Geist
American Legion
Action Committee
Kor
United States
Holland
Rakosi
Poston
Isermann’s
Hickok Sterling Key Chain
Mastercraft
Charter House
Isermann Brothers
Fifty-Sixth St
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