Publishers Act To Bar Strikes
The American Newspaper Publishers Association forms a joint union management committee to prevent strikes. Four members from unions and four from management will meet to discuss labor peace and an early warning system. Members include Elmer Brown Alexander J. Rohan Frank G. Creamer William J. Hall and William A. Dyer Jr Harold F. Grumhaus Bernard H. Ridder Jr Miles P. Patrone.
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Chicago
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Elmer Brown
International Typographical Union
Alexander J. Rohan
International Printing Pressmen and Assistants’ Union of North America
Frank G. Creamer
International Stereo
William A. Dyer Jr
Indianapolis Star and News
Harold F. Grumhaus
Chicago Tribune
Bernard H. Ridder Jr
St. Paul Dispatch
Pioneer Press
Miles P. Patrone
Anpa Labor Relations Committee
Allied commandos assault Sala Umaua in New Guinea 1942
In 1942 Allied commando forces conducted an assault on Sala Umaua in New Guinea as part of operations against Japanese positions. The action highlighted airborne and amphibious tactics in the Pacific theater and reflected broader Allied efforts to disrupt Japanese defense lines.
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Salaumaua
New Guinea
It’s the Law in Twin Cities Pedestrian Rules
Judge W M Harper states pedestrians should walk along sidewalks when present. If no sidewalk, walk on the left of center and on the shoulder. Where no shoulder exists, walk on the extreme left edge of the street. Walking left of center means moving against traffic.
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W. M. Harper
Nine Louisiana Deaths Recorded
The Associated Press reports nine deaths in Louisiana over the week end. Incidents include a young driver killed in a single car crash near Estherwood, drownings at Grassy Lake and Lake Pontchartrain, a pedestrian struck near Ville Platte, a car-truck collision at Donaldsonville, a one car fatal near Marksville, and a deputy marshal fatally struck on Louisiana 15 near Rayville.
Hearing aid service promises quality and support
A claim of tonal clarity from 40 years of research highlights a long-range on the spot service program and loyal distributors. It notes batteries cords and repairs for all makes and signs off by Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Donald.
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H. M. Donald
Mangham Deputy Marshal Hurts at Mishap Scene
Funeral services were held for Jord Lee Hendrix 58 deputy marshal of Mangham who was killed late Saturday night at Mangham First Baptist Church officiated by Revs Paul Brooks and C W Jones. Burial followed at Gwinn Memorial Cemetery under Mulhearn’s Rayville direction.
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Mangham
First Baptist Church
Fatal collision on Highway 15 claims Mr Hendrix life
State police report Rich ard Bart Nelson 70 of Ray ville drove the car that killed Mr Hendrix who was directing traffic at an accident scene on Highway 15. Nelson is charged with negligent homicide and released on a 5000 dollar bond. The same incident injured Glenn Bryant. Bryant treated and released from Ball and Ellington Clinic in Rayville. Mr Hendrix survived by a large family and his widow. Pallbearers named. The accident occurred at 11 35 p.m. Saturday involving George L Gray 37 of Holly Ridge and Terry Smith 18 of Start Gray. Terry and his twin Jerry received emergency care and were released. A passenger Ottis Ellis 36 was treated and released. Gray faces DUI and running a stop sign charges.
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Mangham
Louisiana 15
Rayville
Jord Lee Hendrix
R. N. Nelson
Mr. Hendrix
Richard Bart Nelson
Nelson
Hendrix
Highway 15
Glenn Bryant
Bryant
Ball and Ellington Clinic
Alex T. Hendrix
Bastrop
Bobby Hendrix
Monroe
Jury L. Hendrix Jr
Winnsboro
James E. Hendrix
Thomas Lee
Frank M. Hendrix
Teddy Ann Hastings
Henry Johnson
Epps
Willie Petty
Prattsville
Ark
Dave
Robert L. Hendrix
Carl Hendrix
Oak Grove
Jimmy Boies
Grover C. Burgess
Nick Piro
F. A. Childress
Carl Gandy
Calvin Wisener Jr
George L Gray
Holly Ridge
Terry Smith
Start Gray
Conway Memorial Hospital
Smith
Terry
Jerry
Archduke Francis Ferdinand Assassination Sparks War
In 1914 Archduke Francis Ferdinand of Austria was assassinated, an event that touched off World War I and reshaped global history.
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Archduke Francis Ferdinand of
Austria
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G. D. Bowling
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Sue Haynes
Thomas Haynes
West Monroe High
Guyton School of Baton
Typers and Electrotypers’ Union of North America
William J. Hall
Lithographers and Photoengravers International Union
Meron
Twin Cities
Bill Hardin
Louisiana
Associated Press
Jeannie Marie Gary
Elton
Estherwood
Earl Kennedy
Baton Rouge
Grassy Lake
Morgan City
Charity Hospital
Lafayette
Norbert A. Silva
New
Joseph E. Guillory
Nice
Donaldsonville
Curtis Chedotal
Pierre Part
England Air Force Base
Marksville
Armando Padilla
Los Angeles
Ouachita Bank
Renee
Ward
America
Nema
Hormel
SWIFT
Swift Premium
Maryland Club
Velveeta
Kraft Cheese
Bonnie Baker
Purple
Ottis Ellis
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Matty
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