Inland Steel accepts War Labor Board order for union security
On July 26 Inland Steel announced acceptance of the War Labor Board order granting wage increases and a maintained union contract clause but reserved the right to appeal the union security provision. The company said acceptance was compelled by threat of confiscation and a possible strike by United Steelworkers. The wage increase averages 44 cents per day to 78 cents per hour, with the union security provision to be reviewed later. Also reported: William Cotton Lane, colored, held on $500 bond for assault and battery in Chicago. Lane was arrested Sunday. case set for 7 p.m. Police Court.
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Inland Steel
Little Steels
War Labor Board
Cour
CLO
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Inland
Little Steel
Bethlehem
Re Public
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
WLB
Inlands
William Cotton Lane
James Diggs
Lane
Sergi
Reno Oo
Harry D. Stup
Man Held for Investigation in Chambersburg Pa
Taken into custody by Deputy Sheriff Edgar M. Freeze at Thurmont a man identified as Paul Ernest Martz of Chambersburg Pa was held in jail Sunday night for investigation. Officials said no charge had been preferred against Martz. The circumstances of his detention were not disclosed.
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Thurmont
Paul Ernest Martz
Chambersburg
Martz
Railroad Link Between Murmansk and Leningrad Noted
The railway connecting Murmansk to Leningrad spans 925 miles through frozen marshes and crosses 1 110 bridges, highlighting the vast reach of the network.
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Mur- Mmansk
Leningrad
Food Advice To Drugstore Cowgirls Hive And Others
A playful account of a drugstore with a juke box and a cafe vibe where staff double as amateur psychologists. It promotes quick lunches, vitamin guidance, and cheeky menu ideas like Adam and Eve on a raft and Eve on toast, stressing nutrition and energy for workers.
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Jeather
Gubje
Dinterman Reunion Held On July 19
The fifteenth annual Dinterman family reunion occurred Sunday July 19 at Mt Tabor Park Rocky Ridge. A cowboy band performed led by Cowboy Ray and others from Frederick. Officers named include President William F E Barton and secretary Mrs Ross Wood, both of York Pa, with Pearl Dinterman as treasurer. A program committee was appointed and many Dinterman relatives from Walkersville Woodsboro Frederick and surrounding areas attended.
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Mt. Tabor Park
Rocky Rides
Cowboy Band Wagon
Cowboy Ray
Skipper
Cordwood
Austin
Gyrelone
Frederick
William FE. Barton
Harry E. Dinterman
Walkersville
Ross Wood
York
Mies Pearl Dinterman
York Pa
Family listings across multiple towns in a court notice
A long list of residents and relatives from Centerville Walkersville Woodsboro Waynesboro York Libertytown and other towns appears, naming individuals and family groups in a public notice. The compilation includes Bostion Barton Eyler Keeney Frock Dinnerman Groshon Slitely and others with many households noted.
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Grace Fogle
William Fogle
Richard Keeney
Orville Slitely
Rosa Mae Slitely
Charles Slitely
Patsy Jane Slitely
Frederick
Kenneth Stitely
Emory Stitely
Centerville
Robert Keeney
Geraldine Faululy
U Keeney
Grayson Eyler
Henrietta Eyler
Rag
Annie Stely
Libertytown
Glenn Groshon
Frances Regina Groshon
Graceham
Glenna Virginia Dinnerman
Keysville
Clyde T
Japanese Wartime Sub Reports From Yokohama Harbor
A long desultory piece recalls wartime dispatches about subs near Yokohama harbor, U S reporters interned after Pearl Harbor, and American air raids. It notes the Doolittle raid propaganda, Tokyo and Yokohama damage, and the sinking of the Taio Maru with 600 aboard.
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Tokyo
United States
Inter- Tees
Yokohama
East Indies
Rows With Japs In Yokohama Harbor Exchange Port
In Yokohama harbor the exchange port between Americans and Japanese has seen frequent rows as the Swedish ship Gripsholm is awaited for passage to the United States. Exchange groups are noted amid tense, orderly activity as departures loom.
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Yokohama
Gripsholm
United States
Detainees mix at pier as exchange ships near Gripsholm
Japanese and American exchange crews mingle at the dock while shoppers roam the town, sparking frequent quarrels. North and Latin American groups move from shop to shop, feasting on the Gripsholm’s food stocks. Americans report lingering malnutrition effects, with some Hong Kong survivors losing up to 60 pounds.
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Gripsholm
Hong Kong
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