Trade Proposal Action Is Scored in Tokyo Anger
Japanese newspapers attack the Batavian government over Bata rejection of trade proposals and call for a strong, decisive Tokyo response. Officials delay final Netherlands East Indies decision while seeking to keep doors open for negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Downs
Tokyo
Netherlands East Indies
Tokyo Foreign Office
Batacin
U.S
Britain
Kokumin
United States
Japan
East Asia
Sapan
Cavalcante Refuses to Testify Before Committee
The joint investigative committee reports Cavalcante failed to attend multiple meetings and did not cooperate. Senate leaders expected Cavalcante to testify, while the House adjourned early to allow attendance at Senate sessions. A crowd of 200 spectators watched for his appearance. Parachute safety questions arise as the piece notes injury risks from 800 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Joint Committee
Cavalcante
Strike Picture Grows Ominous Across War Industry
Map of strike actions across the nation shows rising tension. From Inglewood to Benham Kentucky workers return to the North American plant under army protection while aluminum and shipyard plants face walkouts. Union actions threaten defense production with potential shortages in aircraft parts and naval vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Lewis
C. I. O.united Mine Workers
Ingle Wood
North American
Detroit
Bohn Aluminum and Brass Corporation
the & I. C. Aluminum ‘Workers’ Union
Mnational Mediation Board
Nurses Graduate Class of 1941 at Jameson School
The graduation program includes Dr. G S Bennetts and Dr Collings speaking, Margaret Devereaux presenting the Class of 1941, and diplomas by Fred L Rentz. Kathryne Allen will play the organ. The graduates are Marjorie Lois Collingwood Eleanor Lutile Craig Esther Mae Minner Vera Rose Patton Ruth Virginia Southworth Cecelia Jane Turner and Hilda Mae Wharton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. S. Bennetts
First Christian
Collings
Margaret Devereaux
Jameson School of Nursing
Fred L. Rentz
Bennett
Kathryne Allen
Marjorie Lois Collingwood
Eleanor Lutile Craig
Esther Mae Minner
Vera Rose Patton
Ruth Virginia Southworth
Cecelia Jane Turner
Hilda Mae Wharton Een
Troops Establish No Man's Land Around War Plant
A labor clash at a major war plant near Los Angeles ended with Army troops surrounding the facility to force production. About 3,000 workers were on site with 12,500 normally employed. 16 soldiers were arrested, and rioting preceded the troop move as police used tear gas against strikers. The plant will operate under War Department control with the prevailing wage to be studied by government agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotet
Roosevelt
National Defense
CIO
U.S
Great Britain
No Man's Land
Fletcher Bowron
Charley E. Branshaw
Pal
Lin
1Ech Infantry
China
Tientain
Col.Branshaw
War Department
Branshaw
GIO
Washington
National Defense Mediation Board
Fort MacArthur
Richard T. Frankensteen
United Automobile Workers
Army
Deaths of the Day in New Castle Area
Several obituaries recounting deaths and funeral plans in New Castle and area. Joseph T. Quarterson, 72, of Savannah road, dies of heart attack. funeral in Sharon with Morefield Cemetery interment. Grace Kurtz Holbrook, 57, of 1227 Hugon avenue, dies at home. services at R. L. Boyd funeral home. burial at Oak Park. W G Stearns wife Harriet Sterns, 41, dies after hospital illness. services set at home of sister. burial at Oak Park. Patsy Anthony Alussia, 19, welder, dies from crane accident at Fleming’s Structural Iron. survived by parents, siblings. body to Darrell Burke funeral home. John Bowen, 20 North Greenwood avenue, funeral in home of sister. interment Oak Park. Mrs Cameron Mary Ann Johnson Gameron, 519 Bell avenue. funeral at residence. interment Graceland.
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Joseph T. Quarterson
Savannah Road
Harry Tennant
Sharon
C. C. Moloney
Methodist Church of
Grez-Dolceau
Belgium
United States
Rosalie Dugant Quarterson
Burylving
Eugene Quarterson
Farrell
Thomas Johnston
August Quarterson
Bobby’s Corners
F. N. Newton, Jr
Paul Quarterson
Cyril Quarterson
Wheatland
Raymond Quarterson
Grace Kurtz Holbrook
Groves G. Holbrook
Hugon Avenue
Holbrook
Cnewton
Abraham and
Elizabeth Gillespie Kurtz
New Castle
First Christian Church
Women
Almiva
R. L. Boyd
North
Jefferson Street
G. S. Bennett
Oak Park Cemetery
W. G. Stearns
Harriet C. Sterns
W G. Stearns
Epworth Street
New Castle Hospital
Ms. Stearns
Annie Morris
David Paterson
Stearns
Morris
Wiliam Gehi Stearns
Bertha Ondrizek
Strongstown
Charles Paterson
Spring Hill
W. Va
Mary Nicholson
William Paterson
St. Albans
Patsy Anthony Alussia
Patsy Anthony Aluisia
Harrison Street
Alussia
Fleming
Neal Street
Alassia
Anthony D
Antoinette Canvoria Aliisia
New Castle High School
St. Vitus Church
Dominick
Anthony
Mary
Nancy
Dorothy
Cameron
Mary Ann Johnson Gameron
Bell Avenue
Thomas Berger
Slippery Rock
Ray Newton
Walter Cameron
George Cameron
Roy MacHathle
William Parkinson
Frank Cameron
Graceland Cemetery
British and Free French advance through Syria in June
British and Free French penetration of Syria proceeds satisfactorily as Arab reaction appears favorable. Columns move toward Damascus from Merj Ayoum and Kungitra while another reaches Sasa and Mesmiye. Italian territory expands by 45,000 square miles in the Riveroma Lakes region.
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Sidon
Beirut
Colum
Merj Ayoum
Damascus
Fot Zahi
Beiruts Rayak
Kungitra
Katana
Sasa
Alexander
Allenby
Ezra
Mesmiye
Cairo
Syria
Middle East
Riveroma Lakes
Ethiopis Bhe
Iraq
Libya
Y Mail
Put On New Shift At Defense School Wednesday Morning
A fourth 40 hour shift will begin at the New Castle Defense Training School beside Benjamin Franklin Junior High on Luton Street, Wednesday at 8. Earle M. Cass announced the program will run machine shop courses day and night all week except 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sundays. Applicants should apply through the State Employment Service in the Citizens Bank building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Benjamin Franklin
Luton Street
Earle M. Cass
Harrisburg
Cass
Trainig
State Employment Service
Cliizens Bank
Two Strike-Curbing Amendments Debated in Army Supply Bill
Amid tense debate in Congress, two strike-curbing amendments were considered for the army supply bill. The measures faced strong opposition and passed 135 to 84. Rep. Starnes of Alabama pledged to push anti-strike provisions in future appropriations.
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ARMY
Ndmb Asj
Rep. Starnes
Senate weighs takeover of strike bound plants in emergency
The Senate considers a Connally bill giving the president power to obtain title to strike bound defense plants during an emergency. Byrnes withdraws a substitute that mentions strike but lacks the word strike. Republicans back a plan to back Connally’s measure as an amendment to the selective service act.
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Senate
Sen. Connally
Dy Tex
Roosevel
Sen. Byrnes
S. C
Senate Republians
Byrnes
Wey
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Batavia
Ovationet Prom
Cleveland
Aluminum Corporation of America
C. I
National Mediation Board
San Diego
A. F. of L
Consolidated Air- Erate Corporation
Consolidated
U. S
San Francisco
A. F. Ofc
Olympia
Columbia River District
Phillip Murray
Pittsburgh
Duquesne , Light Company
Baltimore
Baltimore Harbor
Benham, Ky
Infornational Harvester Company
Cles
Matt
Martepucay
Washington St
Martin Senour
Wat
Spencer
Paint & Glass Co
Mercer St
Mrs. Groves GQ
Dominick Cenzoria
Pasquale
Italy
Darrell Burke
A&p Super Market
S. Mercer St
Tatea
Kerr's
Bessed
Defense School
Mal
Optometrist
Castleton
Dias Os Voas
Penney’s
Rep. Engel
Midh
Kimball
Fleming Music Store
North Mill St
RED Cross
Conan
Fishers Big Store
Long Avenue
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