Ford labor clause called raw sellout by UAW CIO leader
Milwaukee AFL head Lester Washburn denounces Ford management security clause as illegal and a labor sellout. He condemns fines for strikes and says the proposal abrogates constitutional rights, while criticizing UAW CIO dissension and finances. Hashimoto to testify in McVay court martial in Washington.
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LA Crosse Tribune
Ford
McVay
Milwaukee
Lester Washburn
United Auto Workers Union
AFL
Ford Motor Company
CIO
United Automobile Workers
Washburn
Uaw-Cio
Eere
Child Saved From Madison Fire Promptly Rescued
A 70 year old woman unable to walk for 38 years and a one year old baby girl were rescued from a fire that swept two floors of a Madison flat building. Mrs Elizabeth Khcine, an invalid, was carried to safety by Lieut Harold Stark ee and the fire chief’s driver Edward nee Se the Madison fire de Caine. The baby was carried to safety by her mother.
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Madison
Wis
Elizabeth Khcine
Harold Starkee
Edward Nee Se
Madison Fire de Caine
Eising
David Eising
Bellm Testifies Mrs. Young Mentioned Murder Threat
In Pontiac Michigan Edward Bellm testified that Alberta Rose Young told him a admirer threatened to kill her. Bellm linked the threat to Lawrence Theis whose murder charge had been withdrawn. Theis and Young had worked together at a Detroit war plant and Bellm described tensions and alleged incidents at their hotel residence.
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Pontiac
Mich
Edward Bellm
Alberta Rose Young
Bellm
Lawrence J. Theis
Blue Baby Judy Hackman’s Critical Condition At Hopkins
Judy Hackman a two year old from Buckley Washington described as a blue baby remains in critical condition at Johns Hopkins Hospital. Dr Edwin L Crosby announced she was alive but critical after an operation by Dr Alfred Blalock to augment oxygenated blood supply. Initial post operative state was favorable but declined over the past three days leaving the child in an oxygen tent.
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Baltimore
Judy Hackman
Buckley, Wash
Edwin L. Crosby
John Hopkins Hospital
Rogers calls for probe into Hurley China resignation
Rep Edith Nourse Rogers urged further investigation of Maj. Gen. Patrick Hurley resignation as ambassador to China. She said a probe may reveal if foreign policy is being sabotaged, echoing Hurley’s charges.
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Washington
Edith Nourse Rogers
R-Mass
House
Patrick J. Hurley
China
Returning Veteran To Be County Clerk
Master Sgt. Albert L. Anderson of Waupaca was elected Waupaca county clerk by the county board of supervisors to succeed Lelard J. Geiger, whose resignation takes effect December 31. Anderson’s filing came through his father Ore Anderson who said the sergeant is en route home from the Philippines and is expected home about December 20. Anderson was deputy county clerk before entering the army.
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Waupaca
Wis
Albert L. Anderson
County Board of Supervisors
Lelard J. Geiger
Anderson
Ore Anderson
Philippines
Waupaca County
Army
Council Recommends Zoning Change and City Scales Reform
The council backs zoning adjustments for a Southeast East Avenue site and 13th Redfield area. It directs a report on city scales finances to raise charges as needed and outlines taxicab licensing, land sales, and new city shop plans. It also discusses sewer programs, curb removals, and curb cuts awaiting state input.
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East Avenue
Bennett Street
13Th
Redfield Streets
City Planning Commission
First Ward
Rose and
Silver Streets
Weisser Lumber Company
21St Ward
King Street
Harnwell
16Th
Chase Streets
Chase Street
West Avenue
23Rd Street
Crowley Place
Main Street
Green Bay
22Nd
la Crosse Streets
Blair Island
Causeway
Burlington Railway
Republicans Accuse Coleman Group of Misuse of Party Funds
Hoyt letters claim a Republican state finance committee member raised funds to aid a primary candidate, accusing a tight illegal committee machine of blocking rules and conventions. Gov. Goodland’s office says no complaint arrived. Coleman declines immediate comment pending the document.
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Mileeman
Wisconsin
Hoyt
Coleman Group
Republican State Finance Committee
Congress
Madison
Goodland
Coleman
Chinese Troops Enter Mukden and Land at Changchun
Central government forces moved into Mukden with no opposition as Lieut. Gen Tu Li-ming’s northeastern troops arrived. The fifth division of the 94th army reportedly began landing at Changchun airport under a new pact with Russia.
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Mukden
Changchun
Tientsin
Tu Li-ming
94Th Central Government
Russia
Chungking
Fail To Find Trace Of Ex-Wave's Slayer
Chicago police lack a lead in the slaying of Frances Brown ex Wave. A lipstick message on her wall warns the killer to stop, while her nude body with two gunshot wounds and a bread knife in the throat is found in her north side apartment. An inquest is continued to January 10 as investigators consider the fire escape entry and possible female suspect.
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Chicago
Frances Brown
North Side
Capt. Reynolds
Miss Brown
Richmond
Ind
Patton News Bulletins Report Optimism Despite Grave Injury
The latest medical bulletin on General Patton notes his condition remains good with no significant changes. Military officials in Europe monitor daily developments as doctors report he is conscious and taking nourishment, though still paralyzed.
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Patton
U. S. Army
Frankfurt
Hugh Carns
Gilbert E. Phillips
A. W. Kenner
Europe
Bertha Hohle
Grygla
Minn
Margery Rundell
Ashland
Wis
Grand Central Station
Japanese officers leave for Atsugi airfield amid surrender list
Japan's leaders and officers depart in a convoy to Atsugi as MacArthur releases a surrender deadline list. The Dec 2 list names 59 suspects with 57 more including former premier Konoye and adviser Kido on the Dec 6 roster. First 300 war crimes suspects slated for Yokohama court next Tuesday on POW atrocities charges.
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Philippines
Atsugi
Akira Nagahama
Manila
MacArthur
Prince Fumimaro Konoye
Koichi Kido
Yokohama
Clothing workers win wage boosts in nationwide agreement
Strikes ICA and the Clothing Manufacturers Association of the United States say they reached a settlement covering 150000 workers. The pact provides a general 15 cent hourly raise with boosts up to 25 percent in major markets including New York Chicago Rochester N Y Boston Philadelphia Cleveland Cincinnati Baltimore and Los Angeles. Buy VICTORY Bonds.
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Ica
Clothing Manufacturers Association of the United
Confessed Robbery Near St. Paul Tied to Caledonia Theft
Sheriff George Kelly said Richard Lehmann and Edward Tucker confessed involvement in a December 4 robbery near St. Paul. They were later picked up on a Caledonia theft charge of 25 cases of whiskey valued at $2,000 from the Caledonia Liquor Store.
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St. Paul
Caledonia
Minn
George Kelly
Houston County
Richard Lehmann
Edward Tucker
Kelly
Tucker
Mahlomedi
Union Seeks 25 Cents An Hour In A-C Talks
WEST ALLIS Wisconsin four workers at Allis-Chalmers voted to back a 25 cent an hour wage rise and to seek an NLRB strike vote if needed. The group had previously demanded 30 cents and received 5 cents on December 6, with support from the Allis-Chalmers workers council representing 35 000 employees in other cities.
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West Allis
Wis
Allis-Chalmers Company
Uaw-Cio
NLRB
Robert Buse
Allis-Chalmers
Booth
Allis-Chalmers Workers Council
la Porte
Ind
Norwood
Pittsburgh
Pearl Harbor Debate Reveals Hawaii Alert Dilemmas
Secret report details that Marshall faced push for more troops while focusing on Philippine defenses as a deterrent. It notes Cramer’s claim no warning of a winds message reached War Department and Navy witnesses denying authentic winds message. Short states he might have ordered full alert if informed before the attack.
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Marshall
Ee Myron C. Cramer
Army Sudge Advocate
War Department
Cramer
Navy
H. Kent Hewitt
Walter C. Short
Hawaii
Short
Pearl Harbor
Foreign Affairs Panel Approves U.S. Role in UN Policy
The House Foreign Affairs Committee on Wednesday approved Senate passed legislation granting the president authority to direct U.S. policy in the United Nations. The bill defines the president's duties in coordinating-American actions within the UN framework.
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Washington
House Foreign Affairs Committee
United States
United Nations Organization
Watch To See No Office Workers Do Production Jobs
JANESVILLE Wisconsin office workers at the strike bound Chevrolet and Fisher body plants were allowed to pass picket lines today. A three man union committee will visit the plants twice daily to ensure no production work by office staff. Local 95 and Local 125 voted jointly to reject President Truman's plea to return to work while a fact finding board studies the dispute.
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Janesville
Wis
Chevrolet
Fisher Body
Albert C. Schumacher
Uaw-Cio
Schumacher
Truman
Reject Federal Aid For State School Systems
A bill proposing federal aid for state school systems was killed by one vote in the house education committee. The 10 to 9 vote followed an executive session. The measure would have appropriated 50 million dollars the first year and 100 million dollars the second year.
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Washington
House Education Committee
House
Senate
Wisconsin war fund quotas topped in three counties
Three more Wisconsin counties Langlade Pepin and St Croix have topped their quotas in the war fund campaign announced by Frank A Ross of Madison fund president Wednesday.
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Madison
Wis
Langlade
Pepin
St. Croix
Wisconsin War Fund
Frank A. Ross
U S Scientist Predicts 2000 Year Fuel Supply at Stable Prices
Dr. Gus tav Egloff, Chicago petroleum expert, told the Wisconsin Petroleum association convention that the United States has enough fuel of all kinds to last at least 2000 years with prices not materially higher than crude oil. He cited 150 trillion cubic feet of natural gas reserves and rising discoveries, plus coal and crude oil. He noted wartime refinery advances enable faster gasoline production for high speed vehicles, though auto makers are not yet ready to equip engines for such fuel. Ted Grasse of Sheboygan was re elected president of the Wisconsin Petroleum association and three others were re elected or named directors to replace retiring members.
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Milwaukee
Gustav Egloff
Chicago
United States
Wisconsin Petroleum Association
Dr. Egloff
Ted Grasse
Sheboygan
Lemon Juice Recipe for Rheumatic Pain
An old home remedy claims mixing Ko-Ex Compound with water and lemon juice eases rheumatic and arthritic pain. The ad promises rapid relief within 48 hours and offers a money back guarantee, with Ru-Fx Compound sold by Hoeschier Bros. and drug stores.
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Hoeschier Bros
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