Public Opinion Favors Peace With Hitler Over War
A Princeton poll shows most Americans opposed to peace offers to Britain, with a California led view among respondents before the Nazi Soviet clash. Women favor peace more than men, and critics warn Hitler cannot be trusted while supporters argue a halt to slaughter is preferable to further bloodshed.
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Transit Strikes End in New York and Pittsburgh
Peaceful settlements avert strikes by transit workers in New York City and by APL teamsters in Pittsburgh, ending walkouts that disrupted defense shipments. LaGuardia announced a temporary contract hold while a court ruling on city contracting is sought, with final decisions to follow at a defense mediation board.
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Man Draws Fine For Trespassing On School Property
A man was fined five dollars for trespassing on school property during a Saturday morning incident on the campus of Robert E. Lee School. Additional notes reference public drunkenness fines, forfeitures, and labor actions at Bay shipyards with unions and overtime pay details amid a strike and contract talks.
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