Seamen Strike Leaders Push National Stop Page Action
The AFL Seamen strike committee telegrammed AFL president William Green and CIO president Philip Murray requesting a national 21 hour work stoppage if Wage Stabilization Board rejects their wage demands. They also urged withdrawal of representatives from the WSB if decisions go unfavorably. Tugboats resumed food barge towing in New York Harbor, easing city shortages while the wage dispute continues to loom over national economy.
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AFL
Willam Green
Philp Murray
CIO
Geren
Murray
WEE
Max Korenblatt
New York
John Hawit
Seafarern Internatioal Union
Werte Tugbooata
New York Harbor
Uwnion
Uwnion Members ‘Struck Saturday Its Sympathy Staove
Seamies
Net
Washington
Ade Koumlem
Akay
APL
Tajse
Sailers
Ws. Wittard Wirts
Joseph P. Ryan
Tatemationst Longmeremen’s ‘Association
New York City
Seafarers International Plan
Arela
Pacific
Visey
West
SIU
SUP
WSB
Cubting
HO Atamer
Fmelong
Marttine
Violence in Trucker Strike Faces New York Mayor Alarm
New York Mayor warns of possible violence as a prolonged LOT truck drivers strike grips the city and threatens to halt industry. AFL leader Tobin urged management to assume control and negotiate. Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce and publishers warn of plant shutdowns if the walkout continues.
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New York
Wiliam Oberyer
Daniel J. Tobin
AFL Teamsters Union
Asume
Tocal
Unions Act to End Truckers Strike Talks
The Inter patient Brotherhood of Teamaters led by J Tobin sent telegrams to New York and New Jersey unions urging adherence to signed contracts amid a 25,000 truck drivers strike. Local officials insist no union may halt work under bona fide contracts while wage talks proceed. Tobin faults New York mayor O Dwyer for shifting blame, says efforts aim to broker understanding between employers and the International Brotherhood. Tobin is reported absent from Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
1 J. Tobin
Interpatient
Brotherhood of Teamaters
New York
New Jersey
Font Council 19
Tobin
Wile
Har O Dwyer
Forsom the International
Unin
O'Dwyer
International Union
International Brotherhood
Yabin
Nurse slain at hospital attacked by intruder in Indianapolis
Dr John D Van Muys reports a man broke into Robert W Long Hospital around 2 35 this morning using a greenlit window. Alberta Green 2 of MMe Cirritel Ty was fatally injured with a fractured skull. Ming Betty Overdeer 2 of Indianapolis hurt seriously but in critical condition. Miss Onella Allen 30 a maid saw the assailant, a Negro, flee after attacking the nurses. The hospital belongs to Indiana University Medical Center. Police seek suspects in the Negro district. No rape reported.
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Indianapolis
Alberta Green
Mme. Cirritel
Robert W. Long
Ming Betty Overdeer
John D. van Muys
Miss Green
Miss Overdeer
van Nuys Seit
Green
Am Evaneville
Ind
Parents Call Meets Bus Situation at Sullivan High
Two meetings are scheduled to address the overcrowded bus problem at Sullivan High after about 80 students were routed to the Lynn Gagden-Westview bus. Charlee Boggs of Old Kingsport urged attendance from neighboring communities as officials plan a special 7:30 pm meeting and a county board session to consider relief and transportation changes.
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Lynn Gagden-Westview
Charlee EB
Boggs
Old Kingsport
Sulivan High School
Lewis J. Chase
Sullivan County
County Megistrates
Old Hingaport
Lynn Garden
Westview
Boward Hill
Te 9
Sul Mvan
Chase
County Board of
Mother of the Eisenhowers Dies in Abilene at 84
Mrs. Téa Stover Eisenhower, mother of General Dwight D. Eisenhower, died at her Abilene home after a stomach complaint. Heart attack listed as cause. Milton Eisenhower, president of Kansas State College, and a son, arrived to arrange funeral details. Private services planned, burial at Abilene Cemetery with Army chaplain Riley officiating.
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Kas
Téastover Eisenhower
Dwight
Eisenhower
Mim Trula
Rodiqses
Milton & Eisenhower
Kansas State Colhege
Mamhattan
Rivenhower
Wom
Abr
Jtlane
Abilene
Riley Wil
Miners Return To Work As Deputy Resigns
Miners resume work in Hemphill district after a mass meeting voted to return, following deputy sheriff Short’s resignation as peace officer. The walkout began at Hemp AM and spread to Raymond and other Elkhorn Coal Co. operations, with union actions and legal challenges continuing in Letcher County. A feared strike impact and production loss were noted amid the dispute between the company and miners.
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Fikesille
Betcher County
Sheweel
Herophill
Elkhorn Coal Corporation
Tom Haney
United Mine Worlers
Raney
Tins Strort
Short
Hemphill
Millstore Creek
Revey
Farry B. Crane
Elkhorn Coat
Cory Alasm
Iaw
Breait Court
Letcher County
Hemp- AM
Raymond
Seympatoy
Navy Coal Mines Administration
Aettio
Com
Memphian Warns Against Socialized State in Tennessee
Toe J. Ivy of Memphis, president of the Tennessee Retail Furniture Dealers Association, warns that price controls and government overreach threaten a socialized state. He spoke last night to Tennessee furniture dealers, saying production problems could worsen if the government dictates how businesses run and workers check in at factories and stores.
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Knoxville
Toe J. Ivy
Memphis
Tennessee Retail Purniture Dealers Assortation
Ivy
Addrassing Baat Termesaen
Seven Hundred More Grid Tickets Go On Sale Thursday
Additional admission tickets for the sxc Deohyne Bennett High School football game will be sold Thursday morning at F. Fred Johnson Co. Principal Kennett E. Pitts said hundreds of seats remain and bands will be allowed public access. The move aims to meet heavy demand and fill about 80 percent of the J. Fred Johnson Park grandstand for the opening game against Jenkins Ace.
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Deohyne-Bennett High School
F. Fred Johnson Co
Kennett E. Pitts
Lewis Makes No Demands In Mine Talks
Washington John Lewis avoided new demands in mining talks today as his 20 member miner leaders group met with biluminous coal operators at Admiral Marechal’s request. Navy led administration will handle operations as talks seek a basis for resuming private ownership, with no fresh government contract.
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Washington
John Ls. Lewis
Lewis
Adm
Ean Mareefl
Mareel
Sotayr
UMW
Yegouters
Urey
Navy
Ben Morced
Ax Coal Mines
Enterior Department
Mississippi River
Ezra War Horn
Cleveland
Charles O'Neill
Altoona
Gil
U. S. Renounces Italian Reperations and Not To Help Pay
The United States renounced paying Italian reparations and rejected aiding other nations’ claims. The War Commission noted Yugoslavia’s and Australia’s positions, with debates over Italy’s postwar burdens and border issues. Delegates discussed the structure of occupation costs and military disarmament under the Rome treaty framework.
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U. S
United States
Amy Daing
Italy
Russia
Ukraine
Greece
Doleps
Willard Thorp
Italian Politica
Tarzi
Terial Commission
Alex Bebler
Yugoslavia
Campeige Jsiav
Tong
Cmt
Venezia
Czechoslovakia
Goslav
Paris
Australia
Vaneala Ghulin
World Court of Heman Rights
Netina
Austrasia
Zealand
Poink
Squatters Invasion Tests Britain's Housing Crisis
Police struggle to halt a wide squatters invasion of vacant private and government housing in London as Communist organizers and labor critics clash. Three fire runs and arson damage occur amid a government response, with squatters threatening legal action and eviction battles intensifying in Kensington and other districts.
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Chaiies
Attleegard
Duchess of Bedford
Vthe
Lugary
West ‘End
Ab Amond
Labor
Binninghem
Midlands District Communist Party
Sevenateny Derehesg
Ricford Howse
Kensington
Greater London
Duchess of Bedford House
Bublessad
Martin Tweeds
England
London Homes
Liberal News Chronicle
Party Today
Laboer
Communist Party
Laborite Daily Herald
Shipbuilders Gifts To Sponsors Stir Senate Hearings
Senate panel debates wartime shipbuilders gifts to sponsors including travel gifts watches and a diamond bracelet the committee intends to withhold names until hearings. The Maritime Commission prompted by complaints that officials were named as ship sponsors seeks full investigation. Gifts ranged up to 2526.57 for a diamond bracelet and included women workers from shipyards and Mrs Elezner Roosevelt wife of the late president among sponsors.
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Senate
Mead
Se NY
Mariime Commission
Conmittes
Coceniagion
Elezner Roosevelt
William D. Leahy
Roosevelt
Ske
Deyderk
Chester
Leahy
Raids Reveal Nazi Jewel Caches Across Occupation Zones
U S and British forces uncover millions in diamonds gold silver and platinum hidden by the Nazis before surrender. The Reichs Bank and Treuhand authorities dispersed the hoardes in secret caches to keep wealth from Allied hands.
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Frankfurt
Germany
United States
Reichs 'Atelle
Thors
Makeshift telephone scene shocks street crowd
A distressed scene shows a small girl under duress as a man uses one hand as a megaphone and cups her ear with the other outside a building. Her mother watches from a doorway while neighbors react with consternation as a stormy evening unfolds.
Charges Filed Against Youth In Child Injury Case
A preliminary hearing is set for September 2 for Richard Lee Burleson on charges of assault with an automobile and menacing with license irregularities after a four year old girl was injured. The child, daughter of Jack Qualls, was reported in fair condition at Halston Valley Community Hospital with a broken leg and facial injuries. Tennessee Highway Patrol Investigator Frank Williamson, joined by Cortable J.B. Upchurch and Deputy Sheriff Phillips, said Burleson drove his car into a ditch while attempting to avoid the girl who darted into the road.
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Magistrace TV
WN. Shoolatter
Richard
Dover Sheriff Chronicles Fatal Farmhouse Shooting
In Dover Delaware a man named Griffith from Sandhoven confessed to shooting Ruth Reimeciss a 30 year old social worker. He allegedly admitted planning to kill her and fled to a sheriff's office with the shotgun racked in his arms. Police later found Reimeciss dead in a backwoods area after two shotgun blasts.
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Dover
del Apa
Sheyean
Aheriff
State ‘Warfare Board
Henry Ridgely Saie
Griffith
Sandhoven
Ptm
Ruth Reimeciss
Grifith
Depuy
Gain “Griffith
Sheri
Ray
Auttomobile
Athens Faces Special City Election After Vacancies
Athens will hold a special election to fill a mayoral and alderman vacancies after resignations at the city hall. The attorney general confirmed a 1932 code provision for special elections and new school board members are expected to be chosen. A separate shooting near Atewah, Clyde Rodgers home drew police inquiry with few leads.
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Athems
Nashville
Paul Walker
Tennessee
Walker
Hugh Riggs
Thursity
McMinn County
Athens
Athens School Board
Knox
Atewah
Tenn
Clyde Rodgers
Henry
Rodgers
Caprradive
GE Biopartiv
Papa Cantrell
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