Detroit Auto Output Hits Peacetime Low Since 1932
Detroit industry faces ongoing strikes with Ford Dearborn and GM plants idle or limited. Houdaille Hershey and various auto parts firms are affected as coal and rail stoppages ripple through production. Forecasts vary but suggest long delay before full output returns.
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Harry W. Anderson
General Motors
Anderson
Henry Ford II
Chrysler Ford
Detroit
Ford
Henry II
Ward
Wisconsin Conservation Congress Set For Monday Meeting
Nearly 300 sportsmen will gather in Madison for the 10th Wisconsin Conservation Congress to air views on hunting fishing and trapping rules. Counties split on deer season limits fork horn limits bow and arrow use and fishing licensing with debates over year round pan season and trout rules.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Conservation Congress
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Ernest Swift
Congress
H. O. Schneiders
Wausau
Railroad to End Dining Car Tipping
The Pere Marquette railway will ban dining car tipping starting June 10 as part of an experiment to end tipping. Road President R. J. Bowman said workers would be compensated for any loss, and he predicted waiters would not react negatively to the policy.
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Cleveland
Pere Marquette Railway
R. J. Bowman
Judge Orders Probe of OPA Meat Violation Plea
Milwaukee lawrence Trudeau an Oconto butcher pleaded guilty in federal court to buying four carcasses of beef pork and veal in February 1945 without coupons and at over ceiling prices Judge F Ryan Duffy ordered a pre sentence investigation before passing sentence.
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Milwaukee
Lawrence Trudeau
Oconto
OPA
F. Ryan Duffy
Nation's retail sales slip slightly in week
Dun and Bradstreet reports the nations retail sales dipped modestly for the Memorial Day week yet remained 20 to 24 percent above the year ago level. Household furnishings apparel and food led gains with improved variety in radios appliances and home goods across regions.
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New York
Dun and Bradstreet
New England
East
Middle West
Pacific Coast
Northwest
South
Southwest
Houseboat Skipper Still Winning Naval Battle
Elizabethtown Ohio river town battles over Joe Vaughn 63 who lives in a $40 houseboat anchored on Pearl street. The town board orders removal or tearing down but Vaughn resists claiming the craft is a boat not a dwelling. He has won six months of evictions amid board resignations and a special election. He plans to move the boat behind a friend’s building to run a pool hall while continuing to live aboard.
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Ford
Elizabethtown
Tll
W.P
Joe Vaughn
Joe
Pearl Street
Ohio River
Wounded Man Identified in Camp Grant Robbery Case
Beloit police chief R W Blumer said a wounded man, questioned over a Camp Grant robbery, had been identified as the person seen near the camp before the barracks were robbed. The man’s name could not be confirmed as the stated identity did not tally.
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Beloit
Wis
R. W. Blumer
Camp Grant
Blumer
Camp Grant robbery suspect shot while fleeing Timmins police
Detective R L Timmins fired three times at a man fleeing a squad car during questioning over the Camp Grant robbery. The suspect was wounded in two legs and an arm, Camp Grant officers identified him, and some stolen property was found in his possession. Officers’ quarters at Camp Grant were looted Tuesday night with money and jewelry taken from clothing.
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R. L. Timmins
Camp Grant
Blumer
Adventist Leader Re elected World Conference President
J L McElhaney of Washington was re elected president of the world conference of Seventh day Adventists, head of the church since 1936. In six weeks the West Coast of Mexico shipped 2,689 railway car loads of fresh vegetables to the United States.
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Washington
J. L. MccElhany
World Conference of Seventh-day Adventists
Mexico
United States
Earthquake Recorded Near Weston College Seismograph
A very strong quake was recorded at 11 19 41 p m CDT by Weston College Seismograph. Rev Daniel Linehan reported the disturbance located about 2145 miles south southwest of Boston, likely in southern Mexico. Considerable damage might have followed if this tremor had struck an inhabited area.
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Weston
Mass
Weston College
Daniel Linehan
S. J
Father Linehan
Boston
Mexico
Duty list shifts for Captain after June 15 wedding
Capt. Arthur Jensen of the Seventh Service Command faced a last minute duty change after his June 15 marriage to Del McClare of Oklahoma City. The original schedule listed staff duty two hours after the ceremony but headquarters revised the assignment to allow him to attend.
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Omaha
Neb
Arthur Jensen
Seventh Service Command
Jensen
del Me
Clare
Oklahoma City Airlines
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