Detroit Strikers Return to Work Amid War Production Pressure
About 8,000 UA W C I L O maintenance workers voted to resume afternoon shifts, ending a strike that idled over 50,000 and disrupted war production at Detroit area plants including Briggs, Chrysler, Kelsey Hayes, and Bohn Aluminum. Walter Reuther urged halting wage panel demands as strike momentum waned. The walkout had threatened a broader labor action across roughly 800 plants unless a War Labor Board panel was convened to study wage disputes.
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United Automobile Workers
C.I.0
U.a.w.c.1l
Walter P. Reuther
Briggs Manufacturing Company
Chrysler Corporation
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel Company
Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corporation
Detroit Naval Ordnance Arsenal
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Company
Packard Motor Car Company
Continental Motors Corporation
Chrysler and
Briggs
A.F.L
WLB
Leahy Elected President of Midwest Fish and Game Assoc
Bismarck North Dakota October 5 Dave Leahy Kansas game and fish director was elected vice president and H F Mosbaugh Indiana division head became president of the Association of Midwest Fish and Game Commissioners. I T Bode of Missouri named a director.
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N.D
H. F. Mosbaugh
Indiana
The
Game and Fish Department
Association of Midwest Fish and Game Commissioners
Dave Leahy
Kansas Game and Fish
Association
I. T. Bode
Missouri
Dewey to Visit New York for Campaign Stops
Albany dispatch reports Governor Dewey plans two appearances in New York next week in the final campaign push. He may address Columbus Day marchers in New York City and will return to Albany to register and view the Pulaski Day parade. Dewey’s public speaking has been limited to three talks since the Chicago nomination.
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Albany
N.Y
New York City
Thomas E. Dewey
Bunda
Ewey Siane
Charleston
Ria
New York
Fiorello la Guardia
Paul Lockwood
Iater
Pawling
Roosevelt
Dewey
Kansas Electric Power company reports five-year safety record
Lawrence district of the Kansas Electric Power company finished five years without a lost-time accident among its employees. A recent incident on October 4, 1939, caused a lineman to lose time when a pole broke near Cordley school. The record was based on an average of 56 employees.
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Kansas Electric Power Company
W. Boardman
Cordley School
Wes
Rally Day Observance At Local Sunday School
To observe Rally Day on Sunday October 8 the Stall lical Sunday school will hold classes for all ages at 10 30 with a brief program. At 11 30 guest speaker Harry W O Kane YMCA executive secretary University of Kansas. Choir will provide music. Basket dinner at noon in church basement. A sacred concert by the Topeka Evangelical church men quartet at 2 30. Public invited.
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Lical
Harry W. O'Kane
Y.M.C.A
University of Kansas
Topeka Evangelical Church
Marriage Licenses Granted in Douglas County Court House
Howard Wolverton Randolph of Missouri and Sibyl Richardson Mountain View Missouri were issued a marriage license at the Douglas county court house yesterday. This follows the October 9 deadline for enrollment in Lawrence Business College evening classes.
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Howard
Wolverton
Randolph, Mo
Sibyl Richardson
Mountain View
Douglas County Court House
Lawrence Business College
Under Sea Paintings Exhibit At Thayer Museum
Lucie Palmer displays an October exhibition at Thayer Museum on the second floor featuring underwater scenes created from diving helmet views. Palmer recently won the Cooper prize at the National Association of Women Artists Annual Exhibition, marking her as a noted dry land painter under the sea. Victory posters from the Latham Foundation at Stanford University are shown in the north gallery, part of the foundation’s 19th Annual Poster contest open to schools and districts with varied subjects and designs.
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Thayer Museum
Lucie Palmer
National Association of Women Artists
Latham Foundation
Stanford University
California
Exhibition of agrt-schools shown at Thayer museum
An artful display highlights seventeen leading agricultural schools with prizes in war bonds stamps certificates of merit and scholarships. The Thayer museum hosts the timely exhibit due to limited gallery space, showcasing professional artists and ard men in US service.
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Thayer Museum
Exhibition echoes Latin Foundation display at Thayer Museum
A fragment notes a similar exhibit from the Latin Foundation shown at the Thayer Museum last October, indicating replication or contrast with a prior showcase. It references the museum setting and timing, suggesting a continued interest in Latin cultural displays.
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Latin Foundation
Thayer Museum
Classified ad highlights rental demand in Journal-World
A Journal-World classified section note reports rental demand with more than a thousand rooms apartments and houses listed as bebe rented in the last year.
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