Wage clash in labor talks over Murray resolution
John L. Lewis attacked Philip Murray's wage resolution at the CIO United labor conference, calling it feeble and tying wage gains to cost of living. Murray defended it as a call for broad collective bargaining, with action deferred to next Tuesday amid a stormy executive committee session. Green supported Lewis.
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United States Steel
Fred C. Smith
Smith
William Green
AFL
Almost Taken On Military Training Vote Js
Washington report notes the university military training bill narrowly survived a House Military Affairs Committee session. Secretary of War Patterson warned 350,000 Americans could die in one day if war returns. Rep Short led opposition, demanding a roll call to defer action.
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Rioting in Tripolitania Kills Dozens in Zanzur
Cairo reports a brutal riot in Zanzur west of Tripoli where Arab mobs killed 36 Jews including children, with synagogues and homes burned. Troops fired to quell the violence that spread from Tripoli, amid a larger toll cited by the British of 74 Jews and one Arab killed and 183 injured since Sunday night. About 550 rioters have been arrested.
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Reckless driving case next week in Houck death
Witnesses described the October Gaithersburg crash that killed Charles Houck Jr as Leslie Doody 17 faced reckless driving charges in Rockville. Doody admitted speeding over 50 mph and said Houck’s lights obscured his view as Houck worked on a flat tire beside a parked car. The scene near Cider Barrel Hill was described by police and witnesses including E Austin James and Mrs James who testified for the state before Doody’s release on bond.
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Winter Is On The Way Across North America
The cold snap swept from Alberta to the Rockies with 34 below zero at White Court and 25 below at Edmonton. Midtown Manhattan saw 70, while 16 inches fell on Mullen Mountain pass. Yawning Grand Canyon region reported its first snow. Winona Minnesota measured 3.45 inches of rain as North Dakota saw heavy snow in Pembina Devils Lake and Williston. The Weather Bureau warned of colder nights ahead in the Rockies and Texas expected a return of heat after Indian Summer.
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Texas
Edgemont Woods Fire Blamed on Offseason Hares
Out of season rabbit hunters sparked a woods fire at Edgemont in Washington County burning about an acre and a half of oak hickory and pine timber. Forest Guard Donald Kendall and six civilians fought the blaze for two hours, with damages deemed negligible but drought risks rising. Rifle shots were reported in the area amid the fire.
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Anti-Pollution Bills Hearing Moved Up in Frederick County
Frederick County members and Izaak Walton League advocates were notified that hearings on anti-pollution of streams bills have been advanced to November 13 in Washington. Local League officials expect to push for quick passage of the Mundi Clean Streams Bill, amid claims sewage pollution links to infantile paralysis. The plan would require Frederick City sewage facilities to modernize to meet a fully efficient system similar to Camp Drederick.
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Flyers oppose international custody of atomic bomb secret
Sacramento reporting from November 2 shows American flyers who dropped Nagasaki refusing to cede the atomic bomb secret to any international custodianship. They doubt the weapon will deter future wars and express strong denials amid a news conference at Mather Field after returning from the Marianas aboard The Great Artiste B-28. Statements by flight engineer S/Set. John B. Kuharek and navigator voiced disbelief in surrendering control, while Capt. James F. Van Pelt Jr. warned against handing the bomb to others. Also noted are two Navy discharges from Bainbridge for James Albert Jefferson and John Thomas Mathews.
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Salutes Marine Corps on 170th Anniversary
Admiral Nimitz saluted the Marine Corps on its 170th anniversary praising past victories at Tarawa Saipan Guam Tinian and Peleliu while recalling earlier foxhole solidarity and the refrain carry on The message notes two more battles Okinawa and Japan would follow and mourns malaria and constant attacks by a stubborn foe
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Meeting of New Market Woman's Society of Christian Service
The New Market Woman's Society of Christian Service held its monthly meeting at Mrs. Ray Hoff's home. Mrs. Nicodemus led devotion on Open Doors of Faith Understanding and Fellowship, with Mrs. John Molesworth coordinating the program and proposing goodwill efforts for diverse backgrounds. A Christmas box is being sent to a child in Europe. Mrs. Swecker reported on the week of prayer and bank offering. the group's budget for the year has been met.
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Will Work If Higgins Retracts Statement
In New Orleans AFL unions threaten to return to Higgins three closed plants if the industrialist retracts public remarks that labeled workers as saboteurs. PRA spokesman said labor would go back to work immediately, with Donnell noting readiness to cooperate and resume shifts tomorrow. Higgins could not be reached for comment. The Chilean monetary unit is the gold peso.
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AFL
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William J. Donnell
Metal Trades and Building Council
Higgins
Cariford In Attempt To Break Jail In Baltimore
Three Federal prisoners in Baltimore City Jail attempted a breakout by sawing bars on the fourth tier. Warden Charles Price said sections were filed from bars near a window on Fallsway. Five saw blades were found behind a water tank. the men were held in special cells and questioned.
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Charles Price
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William L. Caniford
Brunswick
Frederick
James Grimlaw
Marion Finch
Louis
Cariford
Rationing Of Sugar May Last To 1947
Washington reports little hope sugar rationing ends before 1947 as Secretary Anderson says margarine and shortening may extend into 1946, meat possibly early 1946. He noted liberated Europe and French North Africa will receive 50 percent more food in Oct-Dec, with 75 percent of allocations being wheat and flour.
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