Stabilization Of Wages Near Critical Stage
Washington March 16. The administration wage stabilization battle nears crisis as CIO backs AFL demand to veto the Little Steel formula. Miners demand a $2 daily increase, Brown warns inflation. War Labor Board to decide, with Byrnes’ authority noted, while Davis stays noncommittal on AFL proposals.
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Washington
CIO
AFL
War Labor Board
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Prentiss Brown
Milwaukee
Brown
Lewis
Roosevelt
Byrnes Afl
James F. Byrnes
William H. Davis
Acton
WLB
Philip Murray
Davis
Byrnes
Roger D. Lapham
Congress
Albert Crim Arrested on Maintenance Warrant in Petersville
Brunswick brakeman Albert Crim was arrested Tuesday by County Constable John R. Llord on a warrant sworn by his wife Nina Crim. At a hearing before Magistrate Howard Marvin Jones Crim failed to provide for his wife’s maintenance and was held on a $500 bond for the September term. Crim posted his own bond. Moisture causes trouble for automobiles by collecting ignition and inviting leakage of high tension current with serious relayed starting effects.
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Albert Crim
Brunswick
John R. Llord
Petersville
Nina Crim
Howard Marvin Jones
Crim
Irish Fight For Uncle Sam Features Irish Fighters
A vivid note highlights Irish named soldiers who have joined the U S fighting forces, celebrating Irish traditions amid World War II era conflict and noting the Fighting Irish in action with Uncle Sam's forces.
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Uncle Sam
Sons of
Erin
U. S
Catholic Leader Hinsley Dies in England at 77
The Most Reverend Arthur Cardinal Hinsley Archbishop of Westminster and lifelong Catholic leader in Britain died at his country home in Buntingford Hertfordshire after a heart attack on February 28. He rose from humble origins as the son of a British carpenter and became a fierce opponent of fascism and communism, known for outspoken views. He received the last rites but showed signs of recovery last month.
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London
Arthur Cardinal Hinsley
Westminster
Great
Britain
Farm sale earnings at Mt Ares farm auction detailed
A sale near Mt Ares at the J Robert Lawman farm drew young cattle and hogs. Twenty five dairy cattle averaged about 166 per head with four first calf heifers at 17750 each. Shoats and a sow with pigs topped 1150 and horses reached 157 per head. Machinery sold well including a manure spreader at 200 and a corn planter at 91. The Thomas W McDonough sale at Price’s Distillery Farm near Hyaitstown realized over 2000. Emmett R Bowlus oversaw the sale with Mearl Geisler as clerk. No milk cans were sold. Neifers sold 28 to 56 each. horses and colts 85 to 134. Broad sow 67.
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J Robert Lawman
Mt.Ares
Glenn Trout
Rgl Kelly
Thomas W. McDonough
Price
Hyaitstown
Emmett RB
Bowlus
Mearl Geisler
Cardinal Hinsley News Update on Recovery and War Stance
Cardinal Hinsley, advancing from a serious illness, faced a setback with a fresh health crisis described as critical. Born in Yorkshire to a village carpenter, he became a Cardinal five years ago after paratyphoid and shifted from a nursing career. He had been vocal against the Axis powers since the war began.
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Cardina
Cardinal Hinsley
Yorkshire
Nussies
South
Attica
Easter Egg Hunt Planned Amid Wartime Curtailment
Frederick Kiwanis Club at Francis Scott Key Hotel weighed wartime needs and food waste concerns while still planning the Easter egg hunt for local children. Tin Baker Park was proposed as the venue with Charles Tayjor as general chairman. Mrs. Francis Petrott outlined Junior Red Cross activities, gift boxes, scrapbooks, and wartime training for youth, as Clarence C. Carty presided and James H. Grove introduced Petrott.
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Kiwanis Club
Francis , Scott Key
Red Cross
Clarence C Carty
James H. Grove, Jr
Penton
Grove
Robert L. Smith
House Ways and Means backs 20 percent tax withholding plan
Washington reports the Ways and Means Committee voted to report a bill imposing a 20 percent withholding levy on wages and salaries starting July 1, with a six percent discount to spur current payments. It allows either current pay as you go or prepaying taxes, preserves annual returns by March 15, and provides armed forces exemptions and credits. The bill triggers a major House floor debate likely to begin next week as a substitute plan to the existing proposal.
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Washington
House Way and Means
Iway
House
Ways and Means
Aonnanen
Nis
Armed Services
Army
Navy
Liquor Shortage Strikes Maryland and Nearby States
Major Maryland liquor dealers warn supplies will run dry within six months as quota deliveries push small dealers out of business and restrict sales to local customers. Frederick dispenaries report limiting local sales to survive. shelves show missing brands and gaps across storerooms. A note recalls Bath Maine launching the first four mast schooner in 1680.
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Maryland
Pennnsylvania
Frederick
Shekee
Regular Farm Labor Expected To Rise In Frederick County
Frederick County farmers expect more regular farm labor this year than last due to workers leaving war plants to return to farms. Experienced labor from defense industries is rejoining agriculture, easing shortages but not solving peak demand. a temporary organizing group plans to recruit full and part time help for crucial periods, with a meeting set at the Fredericks YMCA.
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Frederick County
Frederick County Farm Labor Committee
Defense Industries
J. Mahon ‘Brunk
The
Fredericks
Submarine Victories Reported Across Pacific
Washington reported that American submarines in the Pacific sank a Japanese destroyer and damaged several vessels including two large cargo ships and transports. Communique No. 313 notes multiple confirmed hits and totals the Japanese ships sunk or damaged by US submarines, raising the count to 199 with 23 probably sunk and 38 damaged.
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Washington
P—T Navy
Amecan
Pacific
Far East
U. S
Dalted
St Marine
Weather Summary and March Precipitation Figures
Weather data shows 0.56 inches of precipitation in the 24 hours ending 8 a.m. March totals to date reach 13.21 inches, with normal March at 3 inches. Deficiency noted for 1943 through March 1 at 2.03 inches. Yesterday’s high and last year’s high are listed, along with low temperatures and tomorrow's sunrise and moon data. A note on flower fragrance is included.
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