Union Holds Out For Wage Increases Amid Maritime Strike
AFL and SEIU maritime unions keep walkers on strike as wage talks with shipowners stall. Labor Department mediator in Washington negotiates over pay boosts, backdrop of War Stabilization Board actions. Coastwise and harbor operations crippled. tugboats idle. freight cars sidelined. rescue and relief ships reassessed amid allied support and international movements.
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Harry Lundeberg
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Aamstens
War Stanbilization Board
Acrappedi Landeborn
Positic
Seafarers International Union
Ina Vedio
Washington
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Philip Hannah
Lundeborg
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War Stabilantion
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New York
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Association of Americar
San Francisco
John L. Lawts
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UNRRA
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National Maritime Union
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Yugoslavia
Powdered Eggs and Milk Boost Recovery for Sick and Wounded
Dr Herbert Pollack of Mount Sinai reports a wartime discovery that a diet of powdered milk and eggs cuts recovery time for the sick and wounded by about one third. He says this diet will shorten long convalescences and may lead to major revisions in food policies, emphasizing protein.
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American Chemin Baciery
Herbert Pollack
Jount Sinai
Follack
Poliacis
Blue Ridge Glass unaffected by recent decree say Blue Ridge
Blue Ridge Glass Corporation officials state that a U S decree handed to Corning Glass Works will not alter Blue Ridge Glass's relationship with Corning. J H Lewis, Blue Ridge general manager, says press accounts misstate decree terms and confirms Blue Ridge will continue selling its rolled glass products. Officials Majors Amory Houghton and Wil Mam Hi Curtiss may retain company offices. Curtiss serves as Corning's president and director. Houghton chairs Corning's board.
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U. S
Omeinouia
J. H. Lewis
Blue Ridge
Cumming
Blue Ridge Glass Corporation
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Corning
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Majsra
Amory Houghton Xint
Hi. Curtiss
Vets Political Group To Meet In Sullivan County
An Exfisted War Veterans National Political Organization unit plans a public meeting for former enlisted men from all services in Sullivan County. Veterans from World Wars I and II from every community may attend. The group aims to promote fair elections, clean government, and to help veterans win county offices, while discouraging force.
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Sullivan County
Tiwischey At & Pau
Sty Maal
National Organization
Athena
Inspect For Fire Hazards City Urged After Kidnapping Incident
Police recovered 3 year old Madeline Tobias in Terre Haute with Mildred King, the Kansas City child’s alleged abductor. Chief Braden said the girl was unharmed and a man who had a newspaper photo led officers to the suspect. City Manager Moulton urged immediate building inspections to curb fire hazards after recent blazes. He stressed public and private property checks and better fire prevention as a citywide duty, warning against complacency.
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Madeline
Philip Tobias
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D. W. Moulton
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Kingeport
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UNRRA Defends Rail Diversion to Yugoslavia Amid China Embargo
UNRRA officials defend diverting rails originally slated for China to Yugoslavia citing an embargo on Chinese relief. Senator Bridges disputed the move, noting rail shipments shifted after approval and that substantial steel rails remained available for China if surpluses were released.
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Roger Tubby
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Canada
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Street Scene Disruptions on Broad Street
A six year old named John Brown caused a minor disruption on Broad Street by hanging amid pedestrians. Reports describe him and others stopping in the belt as two jug juggle, while a woman named Rolfing faced a stoppage in traffic for five minutes. Grocery shoppers hurried to clear paths as carts and pedestrians collided near Market Street causing a brief commotion.
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Broad Street
U S Troops Patrol Trieste Amid Violent Outbreak
U S and British military police patrolled Trieste after a clash in defiance of a military government ban. Seven Americans and one Briton were wounded as a grenade was lobbed from a window. Three soldiers hospitalized. raid netted two suspects.
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Six Defendants Face City Charges in Evening Court
City Recorder J R Pedal oversaw a crowded session with 34 charges. Six defendants appeared and all pled guilty. One paid 19 gambling fine, five paid 15 fines for public drunkenness. Forfeitures included 15 each for 16 counts of public nuisances and various other charges. Bonds forfeited totaled multiple sums across gambling, parking, possession, overparking, speeding, fighting, and license violations.
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Napoleon Bond
Varius
Wat Court
Britain Renounces Italian Reparations Efforts in Postwar Talks
In Paris discussions Britain signals withdrawal from demanding Italian reparations. Officials cite Article 3 powers to seize Italian assets in the United Kingdom and colonies to satisfy damages, with asset valuations debated. Talks cover the Italian port city dispute and broader boundary issues as the peace conference advances toward October deadlines.
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Crowded Busses Trigger Weatview Sullivan High Strike
About 60 Westview section students at Sullivan High walked out Monday morning to protest overcrowded buses. Principal Popeiger said the absence affected classes, while an extra bus was added to Westview to Sullivan service but some strikers did not adjust plans. County funds and transport contracts are cited as the root of the issue, with a county court decision expected next month.
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Skeleton Thought Remains Of Girl Missing 2 Years
The skeleton found near a suburban estate is believed to be 17 year old Jane Hildreth, who vanished from Baltimore about two years ago. Police link shoes with Avon brand. family claims she left for Charlottesville before her disappearance. Medical examiner Dr. Howard J. Malders expects results by Wednesday.
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Young Monarch Loses Throne in Bulgaria Plebiscite
A damaged Bulgarian government report says the blue-eyed boy ruler Sofie Ming Rimmeom loses the throne as Bulgaria becomes a republic after a Sunday plebiscite. Exile looms for Skneon this week with Queen Koenma aiding his mother and awaiting contact with King Vittorio Emanuele and other relatives.
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Athens School Board Debates Following Resignations
Athens leaders face a political split as the school board considers resignations amid pressure from mayor and aldermen. Ex servicemen and a petition by a PTA president stir tensions over replacing the board and funding for elementary teachers. Authorities study legal options to fill vacant offices and pace changes.
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Athens School Board
East Tennessee
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Boar
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Hugh Riggs
Goheckt Burd
Wi. D.sullins
Neil
Republicaans
Neil Aeish
Abe ‘Wanes
Randall Bivans
Parent
Washville
Nat. Tipton
Skinsman
Walker
Miss America Crowned In Atlantic City Pageant
Marilyn Boford of Los Angeles won Miss America after eight weeks of contract waiting and receiving a $500 scholarship. The 22 year old, noted for blue eyes and poise, was advised to pursue dramatic training with the California scholarship funds. Second place went to Jane McCall of Arkansas with a $9,004 award, and third to Jamey Biller of Atlanta with $4,500 in scholarships.
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Jane McCall
Misa Arkansas
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