No Compromise Stand as Mediation Board Faces Strike Leaders
The Defense Mediation Board adopts a no compromise stance amid a Puget Sound lumber strike. Leaders are summoned to Washington for a conference while Board officials vow not to back down, citing Roosevelt and a national emergency. The CIO/CTO assertion that recommendations were rejected is noted.
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CTO
Cioal Daketra
Puget. Sound
Washington
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Pre Messegac
Seward
Orton
Scattered Rains Fall On Plains Amid Weekend Weather
Scattered rains moved across the plains on Saturday with reports of light showers in several towns. The forecast notes variable skies as residents observe cooler temperatures and damp street surfaces in the afternoon.
Ickes Appointed Petroleum Coordinator for National Defense
Secretary Ickes was named petroleum coordinator to solve oil and gasoline problems tied to the defense program. The Justice Department will veto anti trust suits against 22 major oil companies and seeks immediate talks to settle actions. Conference plans include Washington meetings with federal agencies, oil industry members, rail and water carriers, and state officials.
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Ickes
Justice Department
Oyator
Jackson
Fekes
Tekes
National Defense
Hyde Park
N.Y
Roosevelt
Washington
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Race For Senate Warms Up Busy Week Planned
A crowded early campaign scene surrounds the upcoming senate race as candidates prepare rapid-fire speeches and pre campaign activity. The effort features rallies, radio outreach, and ongoing name calling as political strategies unfold ahead of the fall vote.
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Senate
Ickes Will Get Cooperation Of Oil Industry
Tulsa dispatch reports Secretary Ickes will secure cooperation from the oil industry for wartime defense and production boosts. The article notes potential collaboration with petroleum companies, rail transport, and fuel supplies amid national concerns.
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Ickes
Holiday Death Toll Near 300 Across Regions
The notice reports rising fatalities around the holidays with totals approaching 300. Scattered figures mention California suspicions and local counts, with references to Pratt and area deaths.
Arrow-Borne Threats Loom Over City as Officials Warn
Local authorities report a surge in unsubstantiated arrow related threats across several districts. City agencies advise residents to remain vigilant and follow security advisories while investigations continue.
Mrs. Habbinga Dies In Hospital Here
Local obituaries note the death of Mrs. Habbinga who passed away recently in a hospital in town. The brief notice records her family ties and mentions surrounding community names.
Soldiers At Abilene Celebrate Pay Day
Abilene soldiers celebrate pay day with a gathering and brief ceremonies. The event highlights camaraderie and military life as personnel receive their wages.
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Abilene
Abell Ams
Texas Tech Graduation Totals Reach 408 Students
Opal McMahon notes Texas Technological College conferred 408 degrees at a Monday commencement in the stadium. The total graduates across all programs rose to about 4,963 with engineering and cadet entries highlighted. ceremonies included pastors and church officials and a procession to honor graduates.
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Texas Tech
Opal McMahon Avalanche
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Mondas
Texas Technological College
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Bob Doee Holt
Dial
Fragmented Nazi Article Snippet Hints at Wartime Events
The readable text hints at wartime activity and authority figures with references to departments and a named city, suggesting a public notice or news round up. It mentions a department and possible procedures or actions, though many words are garbled.
Favorable Vote Indicated For Wheat Quotas
News note reports a favorable vote signal on wheat quotas amid ongoing debate. Mentions political figures and regional concerns while outlining potential policy impacts and timing for decisions.
Alarm on Nation’s Determination Echoed in Message
A terse broadcast notes heightened alert as authorities reaffirm national resolve amid mounting tensions. Officials stress unity and readiness while outlining steps to safeguard public safety and essential services.
Fragmentary OCR News Item With Names Unclear
An unreadable OCR fragment references papers burning and possible mentions of individuals and locations. The legible bits provide no clear event, date, or identifiable organizations to anchor a coherent summary.
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