Cabinet Scrambles To End Japanese Political Crisis
Aged Premier Shidehara Hints at staying in office as ministers push reorganizations to avert collapse. Cabinet members discuss resignations amid order from General MacArthur and delays to elections. Foreign Minister Yoshida reports to Emperor Hirohito on war blame purge.
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Russell Brines Dryvo
Kijuro Sridhary
Enjira Horikir
Gad Deine
Tamon Maeda
Shidehara
Dn Forlay
Datsuduro Tsugira
Machur
Kyodo
Tsugut
Tsuxita
Kenzo Matsumura
Agriculture and Forestry
Shidohara
Shigeri Yoshida
Hirohito
MacArthwrl
Tru
Japan
Basketball Scores From Across The Nation
Scores list a wide range of college, military, and university teams with numerous mismatched figures. Notable entries include East New York University 80 over Fordham 86 and Randolph-Macon 55 over Washington College 47.
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Associated Preas Eastew
York University
Fordham
Mary Cross Fl
Owling Green
Sochn
Ashford Army Hospital
Potomac State
Bathbridy
G. Meady &4
Randolph-Macon
Washington Collere Ft
Middle West
Maryville
Missouri School of Mines
Rockhurst College
Pittsburg
Kan
Chicago Naval Armory
Chicago Navy Pier
Univers of Puerto Rico
Loyola. University
Chicago
Southwest University of Houston
Italy Enjoys New Freedom Of Press
Rome dispatch notes Italian papers celebrate expanded press freedom after two decades of Fascist control. Many outlets still serve party interests, with editors tied to political lines and coverage shaped by favorable selection and distortion of news.
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Italy
Rome
Whit Bis
Suspect Held in Old Theft Case Inquiry
A suspect described as a Negro is being investigated following reports linked to an older theft case. Police say the inquiry focuses on the man’s involvement and possible connections to the victim. Authorities have not released further identifying details at this time.
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Helo
Het
Busy Bee Club All Day Meeting At Hollander Home
Society notes describe the Busy Bee club gathering at 1615 A residence of Mrs. F. F. Hollander with new officers named Idella Glenn president Beulah McKenzie vice president and Mrs Hollander secretary treasurer. Luncheon hostesses were Mrs. Alice Townsend Elsie Cawley and Addie Mae Sly. February plans set with Eliza Bonda rout hosting and Mrs Gladys Hope Wickliffe and Mrs Mary Wooster co hosts.
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Busy Bee Club
F. F. Hollander
Alice Townsend
Elsie Cawley
Addie Mae Sly
Trixie White
Clea Shelp
Sly
Idella Glenn
Beulah McKenzie
Hollander
Gloria May
Margie Sue McKenzie
Eliza Bondarout
Gladys Hope Wickliffe
Mary Wooster
Lattimore Wins Emerson Medal for Design in New York
John H. Lattimore of Lawton Oklahoma, a senior in the University of Oklahoma school of agriculture, won the Beaux Arts Institute of Design Emerson prize medal in New York City for a memorial hall design. His 1844-45 national sketch awards led the nation, including a first in a nine hour sketch problem and one of five honours.
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John H. Lattimore
Lawton
School of Agriculture
University of Oklahoma
Beaux Arts Institute of Design
New York City
Lattimore
Institute Bulletin
United States
Col
Mra. W. C. Lattimore
President’s fact finding board on GM Auto Workers dispute
James Marlow explains the boards findings in the General Motors wage dispute with the CIO Auto Workers. The board recommends a 17 1/2 percent raise to bridge wartime pay losses, while the union sought 30 percent and GM aimed around 12 percent. The president cannot enforce the decision, only publish the facts to persuade both sides to settle.
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James Marlow Washington
General Motors
CIO Auto
Oge
Truman
Auto Workers
Board's wage dispute ruling could set industry precedent
The board's recommendations in the 1941 wage dispute may influence other unions and companies in future wage demands and settlements. It suggests a precedent that could affect production, coat costs, and the overall bargaining dynamics between labor and management beyond this case.
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Pany
Cora
Truman boards to inspect company books faces strike ban proposal
The text notes President Truman’s plan to empower appointed boards to inspect corporate ledgers and proposes a 39 day no strike period during such inquiries. Labor and business oppose the idea while Congress remains cool. success at General Motors could sway legislative action.
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Truman
Congress
General Motors
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