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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1944

Page

11

Strikers Ordered to Return to Work at ALCOA New Castle

National War Labor Board orders 150 tool and die shop workers at the Aluminum Company of America in New Castle to return to work immediately after walkout on June 26. The dispute centers on union membership and maintenance clauses in the UAW CIO contract. Some workers resist, while NWLB promises an arbitrator after production resumes. The note cites wartime production importance and references U.S. labor agencies. The death rate for troops overseas is noted as context.

Aluminum Company of America National War Labor Board Elder McCormick United Automobile Workers War Labor Board Lester M. Shearer Neir Uaw-Cio McCormick Secretary of Labor United States Conciliation Service New Castle Pennsylvania United Automobile Workers of America, Cio National Labor Relation Board International Union John J. Long Phillip L. Garman NWLB United States

Inner Tubes Released from Rationing for July

Rubber Director Bradley Dewey announced the release of inner tubes from rationing and the distribution of 3,900,000 passenger tires to civilian motorists in July and August. Inventories are large enough to lift rationing effective tomorrow, with tires under control since January 1942. OPA administrator Charles F. Phillips warned A-card drivers may have no tires until early 1945.

Washington INS Bradley Dewey Dewey Charles F. Phillips OPA

City Hall Briefs From New Castle Area Update

Henry Golder oversees replacement of brick on Court street after a water main break by New Castle Water Company. A truck damaged a No left turn sign on the public square and motorists ignore police rules. F T Sargent reports his three year old nephew died from a fall in Wheeling. F T Sargent attends the VFW convention in Wilkes Barre. Cascade park will not hold kiddies day on Monday but expects big turnout for the Fourth of July with Park Manager C C Coulthard arranging crowd support.

Henry Golder New Castle Dantile Court Street New Castle Water Company Public Square East Washington Street City Hall F. T. Sargent OCD Wheeling Mr. Sargent Wilkes-Barre Cascade Park C C. Coulthard

Nazi Airfields Being Bombed by Allied Forces

London dispatch reports Allied bombers attacked three German airfields in northern France and Belgium this afternoon. Fortresses escorted by Mustangs faced heavy clouds and dropped bombs via instruments. Navy procurement prices have decreased per the Office of Procurement and Material.

London INS France Belgium Eighth Air Force Navy Office of Procurement

Joshua and Rahab Led Israelites to Jericho’s Fall

Readings recount Joshua’s leadership after Moses, Rahab hiding the spies, the Jordan crossing, and Jericho’s fall by divine aid. The lesson notes Joshua later aging, reminding Israel to remain faithful to God and avoid idolatry as they occupy promised lands.

Jordan Joshua Shhechem Moses Nun Israel Jericho Rahab Red Sea Children of Israel

Joshua and Israel Commit to Serving the Lord

The passage notes Joshua declaring a choice for his household to serve the Lord and the people affirming fidelity to God. It recalls Israel’s steadfast service during Joshua and the elders who witnessed the Lord’s deeds for Israel.

Prisoner Killed in Baltimore Prison Escape Attempt

In Baltimore today Salvadore Appicito 20 was killed during an armed escape attempt at the Maryland penitentiary and Paul Black 19 was captured uninjured. Authorities are unsure if Appicito died from guards fire or self inflicted gunshot during the melee.

Baltimore INS Maryland Penitentiary Salvadore Appicito Paul Black

Brownell Elected RNC Chairman for Dewey Campaign

CHICAGO June 30 Herbert Brownell Jr a Neb. and New York-born young man was unanimously elected chairman of the Republican National Committee to lead Gov Thomas E. Dewey's presidential bid.

Chicago Herbert Brownell, Jr Nebraska Manhattan Republican National Committee Thomas E. Dewey

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