Tieups Plague (Continued from First Page) as UAW CIO strike saga unfolds
The stoppages sparked racial tension in Philadelphia with 10 000 police on duty after window smashings and clashes between whites and Negroes. Detroit sees labor unrest with 4000 at Kelsey Hayes ruled a lockout, and relief actions by unions and officials. Other plants face walkouts, badge disputes, and workers returning in various cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Transportation Company
C. I. O. Transport Workers Union
Bernard Samuel
Detroit
War Labor Board
United Auto Workers
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel Company
WLB
General Motors
Chevrolet Gear and Axle
Briggs Manufacturing Company
Wayne, Mich
Allies plan to administer Germany after surrender
A joint military commission would civilize Germany and restore civil authorities. Disarming Germany and shutting armament works are required. The initial period could bring Berlin under one army or rapid overrun by one side. Officials hope Hitler may still be alive to sign surrender, with war criminals handed to the Allies for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Berlin
Hitler
Deaths in Jerome Bastrop and Bacon Oklahoma Items
Obituaries note Don R. McCoy 78 of Jerome dies in a Lake Village hospital with funeral at Jones Funeral Home Hamburg Ark and burial in Portland Ark. C N Dalton Bastrop insurance real estate man dies at home. service at Bastrop Methodist Church with pallbearers. Robert M Bacon 38 WW II veteran dies in Prescott Arizona. funeral at Bastrop Methodist Church with listed pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome
Don R. McCoy
Lake Village
Ark
Jones
Hamburg
Portland
W. T
Bernice
Georgia McCoy
Monroe
Opal Golson
West Monroe
Willie Mae Caldwell
Pine Bluff
Marion Crawford
Laurel
Miss
James McCoy
Johnny
Bernard
Earl McCoy
M.W. McCoy
Hamlet McCoy
Camden
L. D. McCoy
New Willard
Tex
J. A. Avant
el Dorado
J. B. McCoy
John James
Bearden
Levi Norman
Pineville
Bastrop
C. N. Dalton
Mr. Dalton
Myrtle Caldwell Dalton
J. T. Dalton
Emmett Dorman
Justine Dorman
James H. Dorman
Ouachita- Morehouse
Frank Dorman
Eunice Newton
B. C. Hall
Abbeville
Methodist Church
H. M. Bennett
Jowny Harper
Robinson Funeral Home
Ferdinand Wolff
James Madison
Arthur McMeans
W. C. Hornsby
W. T. Smith
M. V. Orr
W. A. Page
Leroy Mattison
Robert M'Farland Bacon
Robert McFarland Bacon
Whipple Veterans Hospital
Prescott
Ariz
Robert Bacon
C. J. Bacon
Charles Bacon
Donald Bacon
Mel Rouge
Clara Walker
Floyd McLeod
St. Mary, Fla
Evelyn Morrow
Ed Crowley
W. D .Loftin
Cy Melton
J. B. Rawlinson Jr
Jack McKwain
Jo Jo Turpin
O. L. Bowman
William Montgomery
Truman resigns from vice presidential committee role
The Democratic vice presidential nominee announces he will resign as head of the senate committee amid calls to replace him. He says he does not want any shadow of political influence on committee activities as it meets again to pick a new chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Senate
Truman
Hatch
New Mexico
Mead
New York
Harry
John W. Bricker
Dewey
Brewster
Maine
Ferguson
Michigan
Burton
Ohio
Ball
Minnesota
Roosevelt
Ally advances prompt new Guam drive after Saipan talks
ANOTHER GUAM off Dutch New Guinea, and 300 more prisoners were taken. Allied planes sank a 5,000-ton Japanese freighter west of New Guinea and hit Japanese positions from the Netherlands East Indies to the bypassed Marshalls. At Truk, three intercepting enemy planes were shot down. Maj. Gen. A. D. Bruce received congratulations from Lt. Gen. Holland M. Smith for the 77th division’s tactical ability and cooperation after capturing Mt. Tenjo on July 27, opening a drive to Guam’s east coast that split Japanese forces. One army general at Saipan was replaced after disagreement with Smith on tactics.
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Dutch New Guinea
New Guinea
Netherlands East Indies
Marshalls
Truk
Guam
A. D. Bruce
Holland M. Smith
Fleet Marine Forces
Pacific
Mt. Tenjo
Saipan
Smith
Allied Drive Expands Across Brittany and Normandy Fronts
Allied forces push across Brittany with Canadian and American units striking toward Caen and Saint Malo while British spearheads reach Villers Bocage. Deep advances threaten German rear areas as tanks, air and artillery bombardments intensify the push into western France.
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Bay of St. Michel
Normandy
Brittany
Dinan
St. Malo
Brest
Rennes
St. Nazaire
Loire River
Pontorson
Tilly-le-Campagne
Caen
Miles C. Dempsey
France
Bradley
Roncey-Gavray
Avranches
Vire
Aunay
Villers-Bocage
Guenther von Kluge
Berlin
No Man’s Land
Kilgore pushes federal standards for unemployment pay
Senator Kilgore of West Virginia proposes a federal framework setting weekly unemployment benefits from 12 to 35 dollars as part of a broader bill. The measure seeks a war mobilization director with authority over transition and demobilization and would fund state insurance banks via a federal loan pool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Kilgore
West Virginia
Murray
Montana
Truman
Missouri
Revercomb
Congress
Gore Faces Primary Vote Over Congress Or Army Service
In Tennessee Fourth District Democratic primary voters decide whether Albert Gore will seek a fourth term in Congress or pursue active duty in the army as urged by President Roosevelt. Gore cites public interest while opponent W. H. Turner, backed by Alvin York, frames the issue around Gore’s reserve status and military service. The seat was formerly held by Cordell Hull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
Albert Gore
Congress
Roosevelt
Gore
W. H. Turner
Alvin York
Turner
France
Cordell Hull
Allied advances and Nazi retaliation amid Italy and France fighting
Allied forces pushed German positions near Florence and Monte Maggio as British and South African units drive the enemy back. American heavy bombers pounded targets in the Rhone valley while Italian-based planes hit German supply lines in the Po valley. Nine Allied aircraft were lost and two enemy planes destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Ubaldo
Gubbio
Strada
Florence
Monte Maggio
Monte Scalari
Rhone Valley
France
Italy
Dies urges laws to separate New Deal groups from public payroll
Senator dies asserts a committee found no criminal conduct by the P A C but calls for legislation to divorce the government from the C I O and to bar active P A C members from federal jobs. He proposes a penitentiary offense for holding a federal post while active in the P A C and says the setup is a political racket.
Baltimore Sun backs Dewey for president in 1944
The Baltimore Sun announces its support for Gov. Thomas E. Dewey of New York as the Republican presidential candidate. It notes a history of backing different candidates in past elections including McKinley in 1896 and Willkie in 1940, and Roosevelt in 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Baltimore Sun
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Independent
Democratic
William McKinley
William Jennings Bryan
Wendell Willkie
Roosevelt
the Sun
Mr. Roosevelt
Flying bombs hammer London as toll rises in longest assault
Luftwaffe flying bombs struck London and southern England in a 12 to 14 hour assault. At least 18 killed in the latest raids, raising the death toll to 4 753 as hospitals, homes, and a mortuary suffered direct hits and rescuers battled debris and water damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Channel
Coast Gunners In Action Amid Bombardment And Explosions
In heavy action both coastal divisions battled flying bombs detonating aloft and in the sea. A second hospital was damaged by an explosion nearby, patients evacuated with no casualties. Building damage estimated at $600.
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Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Company
Buffalo, N. Y
Houdaille- Hershey Corporation
John A. Roebling's Sons and Company
Roebling
Trenton
N. J
General Steel Castings Company
Granite City
Jersey City
American Can Company
Pottstown
Spicer Manufacturing Company
Mandrake
DR. Congo
Tomorrous
Modern Magica
Home Beverage Co
South Fifth
American Institute of Laundering
Pius Tox
Fifth Congressional District
Louisiana
Dan R. McOy
Aunay- Sur-Odon
la Lande
Aunay-Sur-Odon
Vassy
Vire-Le Beny-Bocage
Supreme Headquarters
Omar N. Bradley
Breton Peninsula
Crfkce Equipment CO
BIO Walnut S¢ay
Eagle Picher
United Electric Service
Louisville Avenue
Central NO
Jackson and Grammont Srs
English Channel
Tumacacori National Monument
Arizona
Lovversn
Pearce Paint & Paper CO
Ng In Il
Ri Ie Eae
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