Little Steel Workers Win Wage Increase Ruling
The War Labor Board awarded a 44 cent per day wage increase in the Little Steel case, not the $1 asked by the CIO United Steel Workers. The decision, seen as key to wartime wage structure, includes maintenance of membership union security and dues checkoff.
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Cummings Bride Weds Former U S Attorney General
Julia Alter of New York becomes Mrs Homer 8 Cummings 36 in a surprise wedding at Cockeysville Maryland. The groom is the 72 year old former U S Attorney General. The photo from NEA Telephoto accompanies the notice.
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Julia Alter
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Wage board weighs dollar day raise amid union push
The wage opinion backed by public members and Dr. George W W Taylor of Philadelphia supports a dollar per day increase. The three man panel forwarded its report to the Board after four months of hearings with no explicit recommendation, but the stance favors the higher wage and prompts union leaders including Philip Murray to reconvene in Pittsburgh to review the decision. New hires must join the union and existing workers have two weeks to withdraw under the maintenance of membership clause. The company will deduct union dues via checkoff from employee pay.
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WLB
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Survivor recounts voyage of drifting yacht Wing On tragedy
Fern Thompson aged 23 and widow of Chester Thompson describes the South Seas ordeal aboard the 28 foot yacht Wing On Two companions perished and Thompson survived after being rescued on November 7 1940 She recalls the moment she fell overboard and the struggle to stay alive as the log details the voyage from San Pedro California toward Fiji and Samoa with meager provisions and missing landfalls.
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Imi
Weather Summary for July 1941 Readings
The report notes no precipitation in the last 24 hours ending 8 a.m. Today. July precipitation to date stands at 70 inches, with normal July rainfall at 468 inches. Temperatures show yesterday high of 4 and last night low of -6, with records a year ago at 84 and -8. Sunset is 8:97 p.m., sunrise tomorrow 3.56 a.m. Moonrise at 0.54 a.m., moonset 11.03 p.m. Rivers Monocacy muddy at Ceresville, Potomac slightly cloudy at Knoxville.
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