Ford CIO Meet Aims to End Rouge Plant Strike
Ford Motor Company officials including Harry H. Bennett and I. A. Capizzi held in Detroit with CIO President Philip Murray at Governor Van Wagoner’s request to settle the Rouge plant stoppage. A referee would arbitrate disputes, wage talks would continue, and no strike or lockout could occur for a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Motor Company
CIO
Philip Murray
Ford Rouge
Murray
Detroit
Van
van Wagoner
Ford
Harry H. Bennett
I. A. Capizzi
Ford Assembly
Rouge
Aluminum Company of America
Cleveland
Alex Balint
CIO Die Casters Union
Roosevelt
Michigan
Washington
Stephen Early
Allis-Chalmers
National Defense Mediation Board
Wrecked Naval Bomber Sighted Off Cape Charles
A wrecked naval bomber was sighted off Cape Charles Virginia by searchers for a missing naval patrol craft with ten aboard. Authorities said it matched the missing ship and survivors were unconfirmed as a life raft was seen but not verified. Coast guard cutters and the TC14 blimp were dispatched to the area.
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Norfolk
Cape Charles
Navy
Coast Guard
Washington
New York
New Jersey
Atlantic City
Dionne
Lakehurst
N.J.) Naval Air Station
Greeks Fight Fiercely As Slav Move Exposes Flank
Reports from the Balkans note a fierce Greek response as Slav movements threaten Balkan positions. President Roosevelt sent assurances of support to Yugoslavia and the hope for resisting the alleged aggression. In the U.S. coal sector, E C Mahan criticized northern operators for terms with United Mine Workers, while William H Davis urged stronger industry labor responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Peter II
Yugoslavia
Balkan
Knoxville
Tenn
E. C. Mahan
National Coal Operators’ Association
United Mine Workers
Death Takes Mrs. John B. Nall in Kingsport
Mrs Zollie Williams Nall longtime Kingsport resident and civic worker died Monday at 5 p m at her Hillcrest home after a two year illness. Survived by husband four daughters one grandson two sisters and a son who died in infancy funeral Wednesday at 10 30 a m at Broad Street Methodist Church with burial in City Cemetery.
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Zollie Williams Nall
Kingsport
Hillcrest
John B. Nall
Blountville
I. M. Fuller
C. E. Brooks
Sam Anderson
G. P. Roller
John G. Preston
C. H. Massengill
H. C. Brooks
J. Fred Johnson
Henry Miller
K. B. Keener
Shelburne Ferguson
F. J. Brownell
William Wiley
Kingsport Book Club
New Jail and School Plans Loom for July County Court
Blountville reports show Sullivan County magistrates debating a $100000 jail program and a $108000 school project. Other items include funding for a second high school, WPA housing in Bristol, road work, and a planned state prison camp in the county. The July term will address tax rates, budgets, and site decisions amid ongoing Balkan war updates.
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Blountville
Sullivan County
Kingsport
Sullivan High
Berry
Bradley
Chase
Crumley
Estep
Fain
Frazier
T. M. Ketron
O'Dell
Peters
Rogers
Shouse
St. John
Yoakley
Zimmerman
Anderson
Arnold
Burrow
Carroll
Greene
Griffith
Holt
Huddle
Lady
Moreback
Neal
Rutledge
Thomas
Warren
Wolford
Wood
Johnson and
Shipley
Holston Institute
T. R. Bandy
Bandy
Bristol
Paperville
Valley Pike
Prentice Cooper
State Highway Department
Don Eler
Tenneva Water Company
Snow Hauk Named To Election Board
E Ray Hauk circuit court clerk and Joseph D. Snow of Bristol named to Sullivan county election commission. State board of election supervisors appointed commissions for most counties at a Monday meeting. Clint Jones reelected state board chairman. Additional appointments listed for Washington Johnson City Greeneville Hamblen and related counties, with Carter county awaiting action.
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E. Ray Hauk
Joseph D. Snow
Bristol
Sullivan County Election Commission
State Board of Election Supervisors
Clint Jones
Waverly Democrat
Upstate
Washington
Sam Taylor
Johnson City
Jones
Robert Hannabas
Jonesboro
Hale
Greene
H. R. Sharp Sr
Greeneville
Q. N. Styke
Hamblen
Will E. Hodges
Morristown
W. J. Barron
Carter County
Balkan Front And Coal Talks Extend As War Eases NATO Pressure
Senate foreign relations Chairman George argues a Balkan front could blunt Nazi air raids on Britain and curb convoy needs. In the coal region, Southern operators and CIO miners extend wage talks by 24 hours amid a north south differential dispute affecting 330000 Appalachian miners after a week of idling.
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Washington
George
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Great Britain
United States
Greece
Yugoslavia
British Isles
Congress
Britain
New York
Southern Coal Operators
United Mine Workers Union
CIO
Appalachian
John R. Steelman
United States Conciliation Service
Willkie Denies Pact With Dewey on 1942-44 gambit
Washington reports discuss a possible working agreement where Wendell L. Willkie would back Thomas F. Dewey for the New York Republican governor nomination in 1942 in exchange for Dewey backing Willkie for the 1944 Republican presidential nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wendell L. Willkie
Thomas F. Dewey
New York
Dewey
Willkie
Lone Ranger Killed In Wreck In Farmington Michigan
Earl W. Graser 32 known as the Lone Ranger died when his car hit a trailer in Farmington. His radio exploits as the Lone Ranger had aired for nine years on a Detroit area network. Bruce Beamer to return as the Lone Ranger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington
Mich
Earl W. Graser
Graser
Detroit
Bruce Beamer
Axis Forces Capture Derna In Libya Drive
An official statement reports Italian and German troops occupying Derna Libya a deep water port 175 miles east of Benghazi. The push to reclaim eastern Libya began two weeks earlier with El Agheila seizure. Barce and Tocra towns also occupied.
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Nevrokopi
Berlin
Germany
Balkans
Greece
Struma
Salonika
Sarajevo
Franz Ferdinand
Yugoslavia
Albania
Rome
Derna
Bengali
Libya
el Agheila
Bengasi
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Wagoner
U. S. Steel
CIO Steel
U. S
National Steel Corporation
U.S. Steel
Boeing
Aeronautical Mechanics’ Union
AFL
Harvey W. Brown
Grand Lodge
Seattle
International Association of Machinists
Brown
Chester
Sun Shipbuilding and Drydock Company
International Harvester Company
Illinois
Indiana
Inter Defense
Virginia Cape
Italy
Tyrrhenian Sea
Sicily
Vienna
Austria
Zagreb
Budapest
Hungary
Belgrade
Skoplje
Tirana
Lonian Sea
Mediterranean Sea
Romania
Bulgaria
Sofia
U.S. S.R
Bucharest
Crete
ODESS
Istanbul
Turkey
Russia
The
Associated Press
Bulletins
Switzerland
Karl Megerle
Foreign Office
Slavs
William H. Davis
Defense Mediation Board
Death
Mrs
Times’ State News Service
T. J. Burrow
State Assembly
Morrison City
Holston River
Paul Opperman
FHA
Holston Valley High School
Shady Ford
Bristol Chamber of Commerce
Watauga Park
Vardar
Grecian
Belgrade-Salonika
Hitler
Nis
Athens
Rupel
Aegean Sea
Serbia
Scutari
Zara
Dalmatian
Thrace
Aegean
Mussolini
Sir Archibald P. Wavell
Army of the
Snow
Hauk
Election Board
Norris
T. E. Dewey
Lone Ranger
Edson’s
Hollywood
Dorothy Dix Society
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