Preliminary Accord With Hull Reached
Washington May 21 Senate liaison committee said to have reached a preliminary accord with Secretary Hull on postwar international peace aims. The plan would form an international council led by the United States Great Britain Russia and China with others invited as members. It envisions courts to settle disputes and a cooperative military basis rather than a standing police force.
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Washington
Senate
Hull
United Nations
International Council
United States
Great Britain
Russia
China
General Organization
Council
U. S&s
Lidison Group
House of Peace
State Department
Connally
Dtex
Foreign Relations Committee
George
D-Gal, Barkley )(D-Ky), Gillette Ld-Iowa), LaFouliette
Wis
Vandenberg
R-Mich
White
R-Me
Austin
R-Vt
CIO Attacks NLRB Decisions and Regulation Changes
The CIO sharply criticized recent NLRB decisions and proposed regulatory changes, blaming one board member Gerard D Reil for the trend. A hearing on letting employers petition for a union election sparked the protest led by President Philip Murray and CIO executives, referencing the Montgomery Ward case where a union had been deemed nonmajority. Murray urged action against the three board members and military officers involved in wartime plant production. A Grange meeting in Carroll Manor approved a strawberry festival agenda and heard Mrs Charlotte Frye give programs, with Rev Lloyd Allis and Mr Harry Kanade performing. Over 100000 cork peak Seedlings have been planted in California. papERHRCHIVE
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Washington
CIO
National Labor Relations Board
Gerard D. Reil
Philip Murray
Montgomery Ward and Company
Sewell Avery
Executive Council
Murray
Union Rate Council
Crsonal
Pr Re
Grange
Carroll Manor
Charlotte Frye
Lloyd Allis
Morgan Andreas
Harry Kanade
Ward's Hummer plant seized by Army in wartime action
The Hummer manufacturing plant in Springfield Illinois, subsidiary of Montgomery Ward, was seized by ten Army representatives under a Presidential order after a War Labor Board dispute over union membership and arbitration procedures. Union members planned a 10 day strike ended early. executives including Sewell Avery traveled to Washington as hearings loomed. The plant, producing propellers carburetors and gun mounts for military aircraft, and war materials, faced resumed operations next morning.
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Washington
Hummer Manufacturing Company
Montgomery Ward and Company
Nelson Talbott
Air Forces
Army
Springfield
War Labor Board
White House
WLB
POMGH
Wee
AFL
International Union
Hummer
Hammer Concern
Montgombery Ward
Sewell Avery
Chicago
Montgomery Ward
National Labors Relations Board
CIO
John J. Saxer
Col. Talbott
Avery
AFL Machinist
Bendix Aviation
Two Held On Forgery Charge In Street Row
Homer Mitchell of 1212 N kel street was arrested on forgery charges after a confession tied him to three forged checks. Charles Westley Whiting, 522 Klinchart alley, implicated Mitchell and is held on $1,000 bond. Specht credited for alerting police leading to the arrests in a late Friday investigation.
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Rth
Mare
Homer Mitchell
Kel Street
Alien Bartyis
Marshall Murray
Charles Westley Whiting
Mitchell
Whiting
Bartgis
Klinchart's Alley
L. Rayhu Specht
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Specht
Farmers and Mechanics Bank
George Strasberger
Moscow Pravda Says Allies Could Break Any Defense In Europe
A Moscow Pravda broadcast claims the Italian front is part of a broader offensive against Germany. It says the German defenses are vulnerable and that the war may shift to the West, signaling a decisive stage against Fascism. The report notes nervous German reactions and likely Allied strength to strike from the West.
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England
Rmans
Italy
Pravda
East
Essen
Anyother
Moscow
Varion
Minister And Wife Injured In Car Collision Near Israel's Creek
Rev Vernon W Miles and his wife Mrs Mary Miles were hurt when their car ran off Bowle 6 near the Israel's Creek bridge and overturned in a farm yard. Their young son escaped unharmed. Miles remained shaken with an arm injury. Mrs Miles received shock and was discharged. A separate accident on Old Annapolis Road west of Mt Airy involved Albert Leroy Runkles driving and a pony hit by his car. Runkles said a pedestrian walked into the road and he could not stop.
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Vernon W. Miles
Williamsport
Met
Mary Miles
Bowle 6
Israel's Creek Bridge
Frank Scinta
Mer. Mites
Frederick City
Miles
Scinta
Ta Oegr
Albert Leroy Runkles
Airy
Annapolis Road
MS Airy
Frank A. Gardner
Mt. Airs
Runkle
Runkles
Vo Pany
Springfield pastor Rev Strus Orlemanski returns to pulpit
Springfield Massachusetts May 21 Rev Strus Orlemanski made his first public appearance since his dramatic days in Moscow meeting Marshal Stalin. He celebrated two masses at the Church of Our Lady of the Rosary and played the organ at mass in keeping with his custom. An hour to every priest is required to celebrate at least one mass. The rest of the report notes speculation about his trip and the fate of a possible church matter.
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Springfield
Mass
Strus Orlemanski
Moscow
Josef Stalin
Our Lady of the Rosary
Bishaf
Close Of War Is Not At Hand Admr King Says
Admiral Ernest J. King warned against believing the war would end soon. He spoke at Washington Cathedral during the annual massing of the calers, urging caution as Fortress Europe and Pacific operations continue. He cited combat strength and Allied resources but stressed patience before victory. Sudbury, Canada supplies five percent of the world nickel.
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Washington
Ernest J. King
Atlantic
Pacifi
Washington Cathedral
King
Europe
Pacific
Japan
Oarrivez
State Truck Crops Are In Good Shape State College Park May 21
The Bureau of Agricultural Economics reports Maryland truck crops generally in good shape after two weeks of favorable weather. Rain would help late asparagus and harvest is near. Marketing continues to early June with more crops going to canners. Snap beans in Baltimore area just beginning, Worcester-Somerset early potatoes fair to good but acreage planted down. Tomato plantings late in Somerset with poor early plantings requiring replanting.
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College Park
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Maryland
Baltimore
Wicomico County
Worcester - Somerset County
Somerset County
Bureau
Westminster Episcopal Church centennial week observed
Rt Rev Edward T Helfenstein former Episcopal Bishop of Maryland spoke at Westminster Episcopal Church services marking the centennial observance Ascension Parish created in May 1844 by the Maryland Diocesan convention The Westminster congregation began as a mission of Holy Trinity Eldersburg organized by Rev David Milhouse Buel in 1842 A church building and grave were consecrated by Bishop William R Whittingham in 1846 The burying ground was consecrated at a short service this morning
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Westminster
Edward T. Helfenstein
Episcopal
Maryland
Westminster Episcopal Church
Ascension Parish
Carroll County
St. Thomas’ Parish
Baltimore
All Saints
Frederick
David Milhouse Buel
Westminster Episcopal Congregation
Holy Trinity Church
Eldersburg
William R. Whittingham
Shortage Of Beef Lamb And Veal Cuts Reported
Chicago May 21 The American Meat Institute announced a nation wide survey showing shortages in beef, lamb and veal cuts despite plentiful supplies of bacon, pork and sausages. Pork loins, spare ribs and tenderloins were scarce while smoked ham stocks declined. Dry sausages and luncheon meats remained large but not 30 percent abundant. Lamb and mutton were most scarce with shorter beef and veal supplies noted from a month ago.
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Chicago
American Meat Institute
Institute
Cost of living up six tenths in April in U S report
Washington May 21 The cost of living rose six tenths of one per cent from March to April according to the Labor Department. Part of the rise was due to higher excise taxes effective April 1 and higher prices for food and furniture. Living costs were 23.5 per cent above January 1941 and 26.3 per cent higher than August 1938. Secretary Perkins attributed half the rise to the new excise taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Labor Department
Perkins
Narrow Escape For Gen Clark On Fifth Army Front
On May 21 1944 a disguised booby trap in an abandoned German anti tank gun exploded near General Mark W Clark’s jeep during a front survey drive in Italy. The blast injured several soldiers and one badly, while Clark helped tend the wounded and warned troops against tampering with abandoned equipment.
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Fifth Army
Italy
Mark W. Clark
Clarx
Ciata
Winthrop Lee
Concord
Mass
Associated Press
Henry Griffin
Clark
Diphtheria Cases Rise Slightly in Baltimore Week
Baltimore health officials report 13 diphtheria cases for the week ended May 19, an apparent rise over the prior week due to late diagnoses. Measles remains most reported with 258 cases, no measles deaths recorded.
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Baltimore
Baltimore City Health Department
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