Miners Return on Lewis Order Prolongs War Labor Struggle
The piece reports miners in Pennsylvania and West Virginia resuming work under John L Lewis's policy, while government operation continues. It notes protests over pay terms, pending settlements, and pressure from operators and unions to resolve the contract issue amid broader war labor questions.
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Joanno Lewis
Setoberio
Operalons
Norma
Orien Jomdere
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Petom
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Joan L. Lewis
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William HL
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Paniskins
Fragmented OCR Note on Vehicle Inspection and Application Procedures
A damaged OCR fragment discusses vehicle inspection procedures for a general jumper and related forms. It mentions front covers, required pages, and the need to file used forms twice. References to inspectors, the James Settered area, and timelines appear briefly with unclear dates and names.
Heavy New Raids On Axis Centers
German radio claims large Allied air raids target Italian city and axis centers. Reported loss of planes and severe damage cited as Allied forces press toward strategic hubs amid ongoing air campaigns.
May Refund Wheat Penalty Payments
Fragmented OCR text mentions wheat penalty refunds and government or agency actions. The readable portions reference payments, dates, and potential eligibility notes but lack clear entities or outcomes. The fragment suggests a notice or bulletin about refunds related to wheat penalties and associated procedures.
Untitled fragment hints at petition and local inquiry
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a petition and local references. It references items like officers and a council but lacks clear names, dates, or locations to specify concrete actions or outcomes.
Shes 8 AN
The fragment mentions a person aged eight with initials likely Sr and unclear context. No dates or organizations are readable.
Community Notice Roughly Details ALF Meetings and Local Workers
Memoers of AL. Owais employed a Sunclover nance Worxs Remar meetings held every Thursday at 3 3 m. DeSerco Labor Sail for orgacuma- Seon of al workers. Spring your Friends and have hem hear wan the ALF. Mo Anderson- 4 iv.
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Eid Avery
Orgacuma- Seon
ALF
Sake
Unclear Stock Market Snippet With Jumbled Letters
A fragmented OCR style note references stock market terms and prices but is garbled. Readable items hint at averages, values, and sections labeled as Sar Val and Mendes with scattered words like market and stocks. No coherent events or names are extractable.
Utah Governor Says States Must Battle Federal Bureaus
Utah Governor Herbert Maw urged governors to push postwar control of federal aid programs from Washington to state governments. He warned federal bureaus will expand power after the war and called for Congress to designate state governors to run roads public works unemployment and other aid with broader public support.
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Columbia
Herbert D. Maw
Washington
Maw
Congress
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Beallef Fu Taxe
Pugs Services
Tequais
Lan Eves
Pessidie
Unscrambled Note Sent To Knox On University Commendation
A garbled letter addressed to Knox praises a covert university effort and mentions a secretary and fund details. The readable fragments reference a formal commendation from a university body and related correspondence. The exact names and dates are obscured in the OCR text.
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T. Freang Kooox
Detroit House Debate Marred by Riot Reports
Fragmentary wires describe a Detroit house debate disrupted by rioting. The text mentions attendance and unrest during a session dated in April, with scattered references to officials and a turnout that affected proceedings.
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Detroit
Theater Audiences Aid Service Men Fund Amid Flood Talks
Audiences at the Jayhawker week performances contributed about 143 dollars to the Salvation Army drive as part of the theater fund effort. Manager Stan Schwahn expects donations to rise with continued showings of Cat People starring Simon. Separately, county officials discussed flood prevention plans including permanent tubes around North Lawrence First Street with drainage district and city representatives attending.
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Salvation Army
Aceep of Dawn
Stan Senwann
Arner
Jayhawker
Sigwie Simon
Schwahn
First Street
North Lawrence
Douglas County Run
Maple Urows
Chamber of Commerce
City of
Lawrescs
Remove Spending Restrictions Washington APRA committee action
The APRA house and senate joint committee voted today to remove restrictions on the President's authority to pay from emergency funds allocated to his office for urgent needs. The move changes how funds may be spent and expands executive latitude in crisis finance.
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Washington
Apra House and
Senate Joint Committee
Meeting on Truck Conservation Tonight Warns Shortage
Truck operators and leaders in the county are urged to attend a tonight meeting led by Neil Teedman district manager of the Offices of Defense Transportation to discuss the new truck situation and the intent of his office. The Douglas County War Board aims to secure a satisfactory distribution plan with farmers and merchants amid limited truck availability.
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Neil ‘. Teedman
Offices of
Defense Transportation
Douglas Chauty
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