Labor leaders urge Roosevelt to veto anti strike bill
Washington June 14 President Roosevelt faced a appeal from AFL president William Green who called the Connally Smith bill fascist and anti labor urging veto. Green warned it would provoke protests and hinder war production, while other labor figures condemned Congress for passing the measure as miners wage talks and coal operators clash with the government over fines and pay settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
m—Willinen Green
American Federation of Labor
Roosevelt
Congress
Workers of Our Country
New York
A. F. Whitney
Brotherhood of Railroad
Cogestus
Whitney
Brotherhood
Rep
Ramspeck
Georgia
House
War Labor Board
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers Policy Committee
UMW
Pennsylvania
Lewis
Charles O'Neill
Tomahs
Birmingham
William Mitch
Alabama
Pittsburgh
Western Pennsylvania Coal Operators Association
Central Pennsylvania Producers Association
Estate notices and new federal tax hires reported
The late Charles Blair left an estate exceeding 40 000 with widow Anna E. Beier and Benjamin L. Shuff as administrators. Goldie M. Hursh of Westminster was named administratrix with 2 500 real estate and 4 000 personal property. Anna N. McCabe's estate valued at 2 775 10 real estate and 3 500 personal property. Washington reports 1 580 new Internal Revenue Service employees due to the July 1 pay as you go income tax law, with most to field offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles ¥. Blair
East Patrick Street
Orphans’ Court
Anna E. Bieir
Benjamin L. Shuff
Goldie M. Hursh
Westminster
Lata Anna N. McCabe
Point of Rocks
Washington
Trictnal Revenue Bureau
Office of War Information
Joy and Marrone fined after disorderly conduct case
John Joy West Patrick street restaurant proprietor was found guilty on all charges and fined 95 dollars after testimony by Officer Dietz and Dr A G Bourne Jr. Miss Carmen Marrone of 3 South Market street was fined 35 dollars for disorderly conduct and interfering with an officer. Additional verdicts include several other defendants, with numerous fines and not guilty rulings on reckless driving and related charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Joy
West Patrick Street
Edward J Smith
Carmen Marrone
South Market Street
Smith
Joy
Weroné Mul
Cues
Miss Marrone
Norman Dietz
Frday
Dietz
Muss Marrone
Jay
A. G. Bourne, Jr
Virnie Andrews
Sherman P. Bowers
Roger Mills
John Roland Eberts
North Market Street
Countlans
Louis Cussail
Adamstown
William Page
Frederick
Flint Hill Road
Paul Jones
Braddock Heights
George Darby
Gaithersburg
Andrew Summers
Centerville
Scott Cramer
Trail Avenue
Fred Smith
John Doe
Emory Weedon
Ice Street
Leon Darwin
William Fogle
Union Bridge
William H. Houck
Gas hearing set on Mrs OConor charges in Baltimore
Judge Emory H. Niles announces a public hearing Wednesday night on alleged misuse of occupational gasoline rations by Mrs Herbert R. OConor. The panel includes Frederick Brune George Buck PE Ansel and Thomas Stoddard with Judge Niles chairing. Hearing at the Baltimore central ration board headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Emory H. Niles
War Price and Rationing Boards of
Herbert R. O'Conor
Maryland
Baltimore Board
Cornelius P Mundy
Trac ‘Administration
Bridges Bombed Near Katina and Mandalay in Air Strikes
New Delhi reports include a June 14 bulletin of four daily air assaults on Japs. The 1st Air Force damaged spans at Meza and near hits on a bridge at Krunzen while attacking installations at Nyaungbinwun and Allagappa west of Mandalay. All planes and crews returned safely.
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New Delhi
Katina
Mandalay
Family of Service Members Enlist Together in Armed Forces
The Chapline family marks continued service as Katherine Chapline joins the Marine Corps Womens Reserve, following father George A Chapline and brothers in the Navy and Marine Corps. Details note prior service at Quonset Point, Sitka, and Texas A&M, with assignments in Alaska and North Africa during World War II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tne Fixet
I. S Marine Corps
Womens Revere
Tet Moye
Katherine Chapline
Armed Forces
United States
Cnaphee
Mueter College
New York
Eity
Alaska
Naval Air Base
Butiwake
George M. Chapline, Jr
Marine Corps Reserve
Parris Brand
Cherry Point
5. C
Texas A and M College
Clanary Peaak
T. Richard Chapline
Navy
Bainbridge
North Africa
12 Jap Ships Sunk By U S Submarines
Washington reports 12 ships sunk by U S submarines with one destroyer sunk and others damaged. Raids targeted transports and bases across the Pacific, including Bougainville and Kahili. The Navy noted cumulative totals of 256 ships in the broader submarine campaign, with 181 sunk, 28 probably sunk, and 47 damaged. Bombing raids by Flying Fortresses and Liberators yielded no observed results but all aircraft returned safely.
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Washington
Brsike Amparisan Cohmarines &Ent
Japan
Pacific
Bougainville Island
Solomons
Senate Overrides President Protest In 42 to 39 Vote
The Senate approved a measure granting power to confirm or reject over 27 000 government employees earning about $4500 annually. President Roosevelt decried it as a tragic mistake while Administration allies, largely Republicans, backed the bill. Eight Democrats opposed, with notable crossovers. The bill moves to the House where more changes are expected.
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Washington
Senate
McNary
Qver
Aight Repubolicans
McKetlar
Federal Bureau of Inestiga
White House Ar
Msi
Economic Fascists Plot a New Order, Gov Martin Claims
Pennsylvania Governor Edward Martin charged during Flag Day remarks at Independence Hall that “economic Fascists” in Washington are planning a “new order” after the war. He cited the National Resources Planning Board report as the holy book of this order and warned they aim to control Americans from cradle to grave. He said war-time regimentation would be used to shape a peace-time economy and to subvert liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Edward Martin
Pennsylvania
Washington
United States
Martin
Independence Hall
National Resources ,Planning Board
Neranese
Yehoyn
U S Weapons Aid Russians In World War II Aid Report
A special report by Lend-Lease Administrator E R Stettinius Jr. details U S shipments to Russia in 19 months ending April 30 including thousands of weapons tanks planes and guns. It highlights raw materials and food aid totaling millions of tons and notes the vast scale of lend lease operations behind the Urals even as Russian production rose. A separate Frederick County panel meeting discusses grocery price controls and inspection steps with local officials and grocers to ensure compliance.
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Washington
E. R. Stetinius, Jr
Russia
Button
Stettinius
Beig
Lend-Lease
Urals
Service Flag And Roll Of Honor Dedication
The First Baptist Church dedicated a service flag and roll of honor for 63 members during an outdoor service. Rev. Wilam C. Royal preached, five deacons unveiled a sixty five star lay, and relatives filled the congregation. Members serve in the South Pacific and the U S mainland. one soldier, Niles Fox, has been hospitalized four months in Europe.
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First Baptist Church
Wilam C. Royal
Mr Royal
South Pacific
United States
Niles Fox
Americans Now Pay Cash in Shifting Credit Habits
Washington reports Americans now spend more with cash, buy less on credit, and use surplus to pay old debts. The Federal Reserve Board notes a $4.5 billion drop in consumer credit since 1941, with department store purchases rising to about 75 percent of sales. Liquidation of debt and wartime income boosts curb inflation. Installment contracts shorten from eight to six months, even in jewelry shops.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Board
Monthly Bulletin
Visitation Academy Alumnae Elects New Officers
Visitation Academy Alumnae Association elects Miss Mary Florence Selby of this city as president during an open house at the Visitation. Mass at 4, business meeting at 11, officers announced and welcomed new graduates. Luncheon at 1:30 with Rev. Sauer and Rev. Slade as guests. Next meeting in December.
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Mary Florence Selby
Tts City
Frederck Visitation
The
Visitation
Alumni Association
Arthur Vl Myers
Frederick
Mss Eo
Mra J Wells
Baltimore
Sec
Keefer Koogie
This Cty
Irene Lindsay Stale
Margaret Hartman
Mere Jaros Vl Brooks
Washington
Muss Margaret Butler
Willam F. Sauer
Arthur C. Slade
Benedict
Ohe
Plant Break Causes Power Failure Here
A mechanical breakdown at the Williamsport plant of Potomac Edizon caused a twenty minute power outage across the city and county Monday evening disrupting electric service, delaying fire response to a home near Pearl where children played with matches. Mrs. Smith contained a minor fire with a bucket until Independent engine arrived. Traffic signals failed, boosting congestion. officials blamed a faulty transformer bushing and noted the eastern system blackout was not from distribution damage. Service was restored by switching to auxiliary equipment. Cooler weather and a high around 87 degrees were forecast after a heat surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alec Smith
Pearl
Philip Culler
Harry Philips
Smith
Sxiremen
C. J. Shull
Williamsport
Utility Company
Frederick
Washington County
Bombing Can Defeat Germany Says Royce At Mitchell Field
General Ralph Royce, commanding the First Air Force, stated that bombing Germany from the air will help secure lasting peace and that the Allies can defeat Germany before the war ends. He warned Luftwaffe raids could reach the Eastern Seaboard via Brest or sneaked float planes from submarines, capable of carrying bombs to strike U.S. cities.
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Mitchell Field
N.Y
Ralph Royce
First Air Force
Germany
Royce
Bey
United States
Luftwaffe
Europe
Brest
France
Hitler
Lampione Island Fell to Allies in Mediterranean Campaign
Reuters reports Lampione, a tiny uninhabited island in the Pelagie group, was captured by Allied sea power. It joins Lampedusa and Linosa as Italian fortresses surrendering unconditionally, forming a triangle south of Pantelleria and near Tunisia.
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London
Lampione
Pelagie Group
Reuters
North Africa
Pelagie
Lampedusa
Linasa
Pantellera
Valles
Sousse
Linoga
Plane Crash at Quonset Nav Station Injures Pilot
A routine flight crashed at Quonset Naval Air Station in Rhode Island on June 14, critically burning the pilot and lightly injuring three bystanders. The craft carried a bomb that detonated, triggering a nearby explosives storage detonation. Enlisted men pulled the pilot from the burning wreckage. Dice were used by North American Indians as early as 1636.
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Quonset, R. I
Naval Air Station
German Effort To Cross River Proves Costly
German troops failed to cross the Donets and suffered heavy losses while a Soviet communique reported local fighting in the Orel sector with German units taking casualties, air defeats, and limited advances by Soviet forces. A separate item states Lloyd Lewis remained in jail for drunken driving after being arrested by state troopers.
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London
Donets
Orel
Lishchansk
Mtsensk
Statimgrad
Sevsk
Walter Wilt
Lloyd Lewis
Thurmont
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Magistrate Smith
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Tio
Will Anderso
Larra
George A Coneren
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Chapline
Quorsett Point
R 7
Gradtuating
Sitka
Mary Katherine Chapling
T. Rickard Chapline
U.S
Frederick County
East Church Street
OPA
Frederick Ny Ratomog
Frederik Ard
Imendepesitens Retal
Visitation Academy Alumnae Assn
Potomac Edizon Company
State Teachers College
Frostburg
Martha Eby
Thelma Manahan
Sabillasville
Hulda Wetnight
Knoxville
Mane
Buenos Aires
Segundo Storni
Argentina
East
Culast
Veredrams OO
C. E. Cline & Son Funeral Directors
City OF Frederick
J. Labovitz Department Store
C. C. Carty, Inc
E. Patrick Si
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