UMW Policy and Plan Face Steel Reductions in Talks
The United Mine Workers demand major changes in a plan to replace a stalled contract. Key asks include a royalty on cant mined to fund welfare, a shorter work week, and recognition of a union for supervisory workers. The dispute comes as a broader strike sidelines 757,000 workers in the auto and electrical sectors, with talks resuming in Detroit this afternoon amid stalled negotiations and leadership changes.
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sRe
Asseelaind
Joan L. Lewis
Somorrow
Wrsh
Alrragy
Lena
Haas
Union Welfare and
Lewis
TMW
Jabar
Thera Lv Gener Motors Phutte
Mie Emetricn!ndustry
Hatile Wr
General Motors
Igsure
Eather
General, Motors
ThoaynAs Place
Bus Line Seeks FBI Protection in Tennessee Shooting Spree
A Dixie Greyhound line seeks federal protection after multiple attacks on buses in West Tennessee. One passenger was wounded by a bullet as patrols and safety officials discuss preventive measures and federal involvement.
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FBI
Morphix
West Tennessee
Fred Smith
Dixie Greyhound
DS Hostetter
Kerr
Nix Resney
Igna Romar
Public Safety
West
Tennessee
Yee Berday
Tavensy-Ave
Tames Fhelpa
Gordict McCord
Brotherlnad
Ameine Mien Inds
Thee
Rvalitovsty
Association of
Inside the Nazi spy nest and the Sweden aid claim
NEA Service reports an exclusive account detailing a Nazi spy ring’s efforts to glean military secrets from Great Britain and Russia with a microcamera device. It highlights a defector code named K X who betrayed his group, and the piece promises a thorough, contemporaneous dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Mortomery
Berlin
K X
NEA Service
Fage
U S Wins Chairmanship Of Bank And Fund Boards
The United States was elected permanent chairman of the World Bank and Monetary Fund governing boards and seeks presidency of the $2.1 billion institution. Vinson announced America’s policy to push Washington as the Bank’s permanent site and to guide future leadership. The 15 member boards created a 12 member executive committee to steer, with the United States holding the chair and the United Kingdom as vice chair. Other major nations in the group include Belgium, Brazil, Canada, China, France, India, Italy, Poland, the Netherlands, and more. The move signals strong U S influence at the international financial institutions. In other news, Nashville attorney Edward Carmack announced a bid for the U S Senate with no opposition to Kenneth McNellar in the upcoming primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
United States
Wan Sha
World Bank and
Monetacy Fund
Secretary of the Treasury
Vinson
Washington
Pot Banke
Ford Giveat Brit
Ain
Canadate Baer
New York
Sygany
Bans
Monetary Bund
Wingers
Kingdom
Belgium
Brazil
Canada
China
Exist
Mio Jea
France
Poland
India
Netherlands
Wingan
Grimyes
Cottinuga
Virginia Plans Delay On Ohio Pollution Pact
The 1985 Virginia General Assembly adjourned without approving legislation to join the Osle River pollution pact. Governor balanced caution and committee advice, delaying Virginia’s entry while New River in Southwest Virginia remains the sole Ohio tributary. Officials plan to convene a conference with other states as they consider the pact at the 1946 session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Via
General Assembly
Virginia
Ohio
Tariva
Lausene
Meadows
West Virginia
Camarnot Tuck
Assembly Teadhers
Mentes
House
Senate
Chen
Ars
Pallstier Tase
Ioapiser
Shuetire Ameerment Y
Officials Say Price Boost Will Release More Clothing
Officials and industry leaders discuss a new Office of Price Administration rule allowing higher clothing prices tied to current costs while banning some increases. They predict more supplies like suits and coats will hit shelves, though many firms may cut prices if merchant costs rise. critics warn potential distress to consumers and workers.
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Otters
Ince
Sonild
National Association of iReu
OPA
Leo Goodman
CIO
Cost of Living Committee
Kervines Petri Vragen
British Add Protests To Soviet Troops In Manchuria
Chinese Nationalists and Reds move troops into Mukden as Chinese papers claim the Communists occupy the power plant. British and American protests to Moscow persist over Soviet evacuation of Manchuria. Dispatches note martial law and heavy fighting as forces clash around the city, with reports of redeployments and unclear withdrawal timelines.
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Mukden
Chungking
Mukder
Manchuria
Mulreden
Sonal
Central Daily News
Vutiideawal
Muk~ Dem
Nationallata Cigmot
Misrohurie
Walinovsky
Central
Russia
Muk Dem Hock
Chemgchun
Chae Chun
Chiang Kai Shek
George C. Marshall
Pramanta Onvey
China
Chou
Mule
Jono
Muladett
C. Wug
Moscow
Red Fleet
Blanchusia
Fie
Nichols Named Vice President at Sullivan Bank
Gordon L. Nichols was appointed vice president of Sullivan Bank. Karl Beaver remains executive vice president, Halach continues as cashier, and Willard Yor as assistant cashier. Nichols includes a long banking career from Chattanooga to wartime service.
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Dweetora
Sullivan County Bank
Gordon L. Nickola
Teanes~ Sea
Karl Mr. Beaver
B. Halach
Williard Yor
Latimer
F. Ly Fattner
Spr
Nichols
Dattor
Emory College
Oxford
Delta Tau Deite
Nichola
Chattarooga
Tenn
Na- Hon Banly
Chattanooga
Commercial
American Truss and Banking Company
Nichole
United States
Ténnessee
Smutler War Plants Corporation
Embarrassing Subject Of More Money Debate
The text reports a Wednesday session where a controversial bill, criticized as a protest measure, is set for vote. Democratic Leader McCormack calls it a bill that should have passed, while committee recommendations suggest lawmakers gain Civil Service participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Gripe
McCormack
Massacksalts
Jong Azo
House
Sorministon
Bowles Endorses Wage-Price Policy Amid Stabilization Push
Bowles defended the U S wage price policy saying it can stand for the duration of stabilization. He asserted that price controls have slowed goods flow but promised full investigation of price practices and no broad exceptions while warning against inflationary pressures. He noted coal negotiators would seek new wage terms and stressed restraint to prevent advantages from emerging.
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Washington
Sustiizatior Dituator
Ghester Bowley
Teon
OPA
Office of Economic Stailization
Hood Plans Tuesday Trip to Reclaim Stowaway Friend
Enoch Hood of Bloomingdale Road plans a Tuesday trip to New York to reunite with wartime friend Robbie Bogner. He aims to retrieve Bate Wie, interned on Elia Island, and return him to Kingsport. The stowaway was aboard the Navy Mangport General Brook, smuggled aboard by GI friends before transfer to Filis Island.
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Enoch K. Hood, Jr
Bloomringdale Road
New York
Robbie Bogner
Food
Germany
Hood
Batewie
Elia Island
Kingsport
Navy Mangport
Priday
Bewie
Filis Island
Authers Ae Babrie
Clac
Arty
Naty
Tennessee
Nogdemaranynard
Barbie Stpling
Stassen May Enter State Election Challenge
The article surveys 1948 Republican prospects across states. It notes Washington’s Stassen weighing Minnesota senatorial plans and possible bids by Dewey in New York, Shipstead in Minnesota, Bricker in Ohio, and Hartman and Van Aernberg in Michigan. It cites Dewey’s 1944 GOP standard bearer status and hints at foreign policy issues shaping the Minnesota contest.
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Washington
Blareld E. Stassen
Tits Weels
Minnesota
Elde
Sharon Boaysem
Wil Hom F. Halsey
Henrik Shipsead
Jonn W. Bricker
Oho
Hive
Tor
Ohio
Jam WY. Hartman
Michigan
Arthur Van @enberg
New York
Thomas EB
Dewey
GOF
Sassen
Er Bipstead
Fox
Shipstead
British Troops Leaving Batavia
British and Indian troops began withdrawing from Batavia in the Netherlands East Indies as 240 Dutch troops from Malaya arrived to replace them. A British convoy was reported heavily engaged by Japanese forces between Buitensorg and Bandoeng, with continued fighting overnight and roadblocks and landmines halting the convoy. Casualties were listed as seven dead and 35 wounded.
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Batavies
Aiips
Netherlands East Indies
Malaya
Buitensorg
Bandoemg
Dajteman
Sven’ Tiled
Nf & Pan
Quaterstay
Pauley's Nomination May Be Withdrawn
Wansburgian reports Pauley’s nomination for Undersecretary of the Navy could be withdrawn this week. Senator Tydings predicts a comprehensive report will be delivered on the subject. Pauley says he is prepared to present evidence to clear his name of charges and rumors as hearings are rescheduled to Tuesday afternoon.
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Salt
Tydings
Pauley
Ilechargas
Talaghoods
Cardinal Glennon's Body Lies In State In All Hallows Chapel
The body of Cardinal Glennon lies in state at All Hallows Chapel Dublin as thousands attended funeral rites. A solemn procession marked the burial week with dignitaries present including the Lord Mayor of Dublin and Prime Minister. A high requiem mass was planned at Mullings Cathedral in the home diocese.
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Cardinal Glennon
All Hallows Chapel
Dublin
Glennae Tayor
All Hallows Collega
Pyies Shotad
United States
Tincoundeymten
Phoenix Parks
Lin Glennon
Fasriel
Missionary College
Lea Whelan
Ireland
Padar Doyle
Fife
Sear T. O'Kelly
de Valesa
Bansignor
John P. Cady
Mullingst
Pretata
Senate Demos Seek Housing Subsidies Amid Debate
Senator Barkley said the administration will push to restore housing subsidies as Hawaii legislation is debated in the Senate. White House leaders conferred with Truman to revive original housing features while focusing on subsidy payments. Officials described government orders affecting commercial and residential construction and aimed to aid two million homes over two years.
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Washington
Barkley
Barkiey
Fortes
Truman
White House
Fayebern
McCommee
Mokielar 'Tennt
Lin Senate
Ithe Arder
Seid
Wnderwiy
OPA
Restoration of Funds For OPA And CPA Approved
OPA and CPA win restoration of funds from appropriations after a conference between Senate and House. The agreement authorizes up to 2.5 million dollars for OPA with House and Senate support, and adjusts related allocations in a wartime funding context. Sessions proceed to final approval by both chambers.
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OPA
CPA
Senate-House
Spprapristiana Conference
Senate
House
Ofice of Prices Administration
Producions Administration
War Production Board
Marshall Heads For U S Today
Gen George Marshall presidential envoy to China will depart Chungking for Washington at 830 p m He will brief President Truman on efforts to resolve differences between Nationalist and Communist forces and report on the Manchurian occupation situation.
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Chungking
George Marshall
China
Washington
Tyustan
Marshall
Manchuria
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Eo Borel Vinson
Treasury
Fred. M. Vinson
U. S
Merely & Telestons
Carmack
Nashville
Eddvard
Ned Carmack
Surtreesham
Fenn
Inday
United States Senate
Kenneth TH McNellar
Mg Keller Himeself
Liimy
Ross
Landon
Spoksman
Mandura
Alsad
Fram
Soviet Union
America
United Nations
Burr Maway
Ted Prect
Rusid
Gordon L, Nichole
Hichols
Sullivan Bank
Bowles
U.S
Ofwer
Werner Bowles
Mrandy
Bowded
Stassen
Batavia
Senate Demos
Huildira
Heviaz
Stetta
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