Specialty Brass Strike Pending After Wage Dispute
Federal Labor Union No. 19788 AFL says 125 Specialty Brass workers will strike starting 10 a.m. Tuesday. The company reports a seven cent per hour raise offered, while the union seeks 10 cents plus future pattern-based increases. A prior settlement with Metal Polishers Local 45 provides seven cents per hour retroactive to May 3.
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Federal Labor Union 19788
Af.l
Specialty Brass Company
Federal Labor Union No. 19788
AFL
Nine Charged With Plot to Assassinate Gandhi
The government named nine men including N V Godse who face trial on charges of conspiring to assassinate Mohandas K Gandhi. A special court to be led by Judge Atma Charan will hear the case in Delhi at the Red Fort with trials set before a session judge now at Cawnpore.
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New Delhi
Mohandas K. Gandhi
Official Gazette of
India
N. V. Godse
Atma Charan
Cawnpore
Charan
Delhi
Red Fort
Mice Raids Hit Indiana Murder Case Evidence
In Valparaiso Indiana rodents raided the police evidence vault consuming cookies marked as crucial proof against Joseph Musca rello of Chicago accused of killing his former sweetheart. The theft left only crumbs and damaged key exhibits.
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Valparaiso
Ind
U.P
Joseph Muscarello
Chicago
Arraign Mielke In Tavern Theft
Theodore Mielke twenty two of 5422 For tieth avenue pleaded guilty at arraignment in county court to burglary in the nighttime and waived preliminary hearing. Judge bound him over to municipal court with a thousand dollar bond and he was jailed. The Schilling tavern at 3221 Sixtieth street had thirty dollars cash and merchandise stolen and recovered from his clothing.
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Theodore Mielke
Fortieth Avenue
W. W. Davis
Mielke
Schilling
Sixtieth Street
Arthur J. Riley
Urban J. Zievers
Market Flooded by Buying Orders in New York
A wave of buying orders swept the market today the strongest since 1929. The exchange activated its flashing price system as ticker tape lagged up to 15 minutes. Prices rose a few cents to over a dollar a share with Simmons at 35 percent and Nash Kelvinator at 18 percent.
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New York
Exchange
Simmons
Nash Kelvinator
Truman Considers Lifting Arms Ban for Middle East
A White House official says President Truman is studying a possible end to the embargo on arms shipments to the Middle East, potentially allowing both Arabs and Jews in Israel to buy weapons in the United States. The inquiry covers Palestine and the broader region and remains under study.
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Washington
Truman
United States
Middle East
White House
Israel
Palestine
U. S
Bondmobile Visit Scheduled Monday in Kenosha
The Bondmobile trailer arrives in Kenosha at 10 30 Monday morning with City Manager A E Axtell welcoming it. John D Davies will host the 11 am bond sales event at Sixth Avenue and Fifty Sixth Street and a second rally at the Nash Motors Fifty Eighth Street gate at 4 pm. R S Kingsley urged residents to inspect the bondmobile and support the Security Loan drive, county quota set at 1 445 000, campaign ends June 30.
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Kenosha
A. E. Axtell
John D. Davies
Sixth Avenue
Fifty-sixth Street
Fifty-eighth Street
Nash Motors
Axtell
Cam R. S. Kingsley
Kenosha County
Tens of Guards Sweep Streets At Swift Packing Plant
South St Paul Minnesota reports 600 national guardsmen in helmets and fixed bayonets clearing an unruly crowd of about 500 in front of the Swift & Co. packing plant. Col Lester Hancock ordered the formation after a crowd proclamation and warned that large gatherings would be illegal. Guardsmen dispersed a scuffle as workers entered the plant amid boos and mock national anthem singing.
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South St. Paul. Minn
Swift & Co
Lester Hancock
Hancock
South St. Paul
Grand Avenue
Swift Plant
National Guard
Swift
Dakota County District Court
South St
National
Cudahy
Newport
Mississippi River
Swift and
Armour
CIO United Packinghouse
Swift, Armour and Cudahy
Luther W. Youngdahl
Miners Rescued After 60 Hours in Flooded Shaft
In Shamokin Pennsylvania two miners Edward Heck and Peter Gorton were rescued after more than 60 hours trapped by floodwater in an abandoned mine. They were brought to Shamokin state hospital for care and warmth while rescue efforts continued for missing Charles Bashore as pumps removed water from the pit.
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Shamokin
Edward Heck
Peter Gorton
Shamokin State Hospital
Charles Bashore
Bashore
Heck
Gorton
Pennsylvania
Louis Bogerty
Peter Lazarski
Surprising Government Attack Halts Communist Coastal Advance
Press dispatches report a surprise government attack disrupting Chinese Communist troops moving toward Shanghai. The clash split their coastal advance and affected frontline movements.
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Shanghai
Police Chief Reveals Knosha Robbery Incident
Police say Anthony LaMacchia reported a robbery in Kenosha after returning home to his garage on a Friday night or early Saturday. He claimed a man slugged him, stole 1300 in checks and 2000 in cash, and fled. A full investigation including a lie detector test, in Madison, is planned.
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Stanley G. Haukedah
Kenosha
Anthony LaMacchia
Sixtieth Street
LaMacchia
Fifty-seventh Street
Egyptian Planes Raid Tel Aviv In Three Attacks
Egyptian planes attacked Tel Aviv three times as Arab forces pressed the new state. Haganah fighters downed one plane and claimed Jerusalem control amid house to house fighting. Egyptian ground units crossed into Palestine, with Auja reportedly wiped out near Beer sheba, while ships carried 1,000 immigrants into Tel Aviv harbor.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Haganah
Jerusalem
Palestine
Cairo
Auja
Beersheba
Sinai
Air France
Marseilles
Cyprus
Holy City
Ataroth
Ramallah
Wild gun battle on Highway 41 ends without injuries
George Peterson 30 of Racine led a high speed chase with two Kenosha deputies along 25 miles of Highway 41 and into Lake County after snatching Patrolman Runge's revolver. Peterson, an open-state asylum patient released hours earlier, exchanged shots, hijacked a squad car, and threatened to shoot himself.
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Eugene Schend
George Peterson
Racine
Schend
Leo Sikora
Milton LaViolette
Peterson
Walter Runge
Edward Kirt
Kenosha
Kenosha County
Lake County
Illinois
Winnebago
Highway 41
Highway 173
Ilinois
Jeanette
Runge
Petersons
Elmer Goodland
Philadelphia
Proclamation on Dogs Issued by City of Kenosha
The city declares a 120 day emergency under Chapter XIV to curb vicious dogs. Dogs off premises without immediate control may be impounded after 48 hours and destroyed if unclaimed. owners may reclaim by paying $1 plus costs.
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Kenosha
City of
Wisconsin
City of Kenosha
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