Lewis May Call New Coal Strike
John L. Lewis charged the government with breaching the May 29 coal contract and sought new wage and hour terms, with a potential November 20 walkout if no agreement is reached. Secretary Krug denied the charges and urged government operation continue, citing prior contract pledges and wage policy changes.
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Grain Grants Favor Distilling and Brewing Firms
The Agriculture Department announced a roughly 16 percent rise in grain allocations for distillers and about a 6 percent rise for brewers, boosting monthly grain totals to around 3,000,000 bushels for distilling and expanding brewer quotas to 90 percent of prior year levels. It also kept a 63 percent cap on domestic flour distribution due to foreign wheat and flour demands.
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Police Review Praises Frederick Department in Magazine
The Frederick Police Department receives high praise in The Police Review from Baltimore, noting its well manned force, modern radio system, and three member police commissioners. The article confirms a five member Police Commission and outlines past duty hours and equipment upgrades. Local union officers for the Frederick chapter are announced, with over 100 members attending the election and a November 12 meeting planned.
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Key Post To Gather Toys For Children In Frederick
Francis Scott Key Post No 13 American Legion kicks off its 16th annual toy drive for Frederick’s underprivileged children. Four trucks start at 9:30 a.m. with Cub Pack No 1 aiding, canvassing house to house across the city all day. Volunteers repair and build toys at Winchester Hall, aiming to save funds for needy families.
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CIO Interest in Guam Appeal and Navy Pay Debate
Washington reports the CIO shows interest in the Guam islanders plight described by John Collier as seeking help from the CIO and others. Collier charges natives face United States price food and pay less than white workers. Navy counters with housing, schools, and medical care advantages for natives. An agreement update follows on MEBA coast ship owner talks and Masters Mates and Filers negotiations in Washington.
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Guam
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Tho Island
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Harold Ickes
Interior Department
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United States
Jess Han
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New York
Marine Engineers
Beneficia Aso ‘Ation
Fisnegsinas
Wnedhton
Frederick Livingston
MEBA
Masters, Mates and Filers
APL
Services for Admiral Rassell R Waesche Held in Virginia
Washington October 21 services for Admiral Rassell R Waesche longtime Coast Guard commandant were held at Fort Myer Virginia with burial at Arlington National Cemetery. He died Thursday at Bethesda Naval Medical Center aged 69. The services were led by Captain John Warner Moore with Rear Admiral Raymond T McElligott commanding the military escort. Honorary pallbearers included Admiral Frederick J Horne Lt Gen Allen J H Turange Admiral Joseph Farley Vice Admiral Lloyd P Chalker Rear Admirals Harvey F Johnson Earl Rose Paul M Stewart and others. In Rockville Maryland mechanized town police bought a two man scooter for Sgt Lewis Butts and Policeman Forrest Magruder costing 288.38 to patrol and check parkers. The town meters generate about 1000 monthly and revenue will fund all day parking lots and street improvements. The Frederick County Bar Association moved to prepare a list of all practicing attorneys with Judge Edward Delaplaine advising and Benjamin Rosenstock named chair. The association aims to preserve records. The old seven bowl slates produced about 580 million baskets in 1944.
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Naval Medical Center
Bethesda
John Warner Moore
Navy Chaplains’ Corps
Raymond T. MccElligott
Frederick J. Horne
Naval Operations
Allen J H. Turange
Marine Corps
Joseph ¥. Farley
Lloyd P. Chalker
Harry G.hamlet
Harvey TF. Johnson
Earl G. Rose
Tooh Guard
Paul M. Stewart
Rockville
Lewis Butts
Forrest Magruder
Parkers
Leigh Allnut
Hagerstown Plans Mummers Parade to Resume
The Hagerstown Mummers Parade returns after a five year wartime layoff. The Alsatia Club sponsors plans for a 1946 presentation expected to draw about 63 000 spectators from the region with cash prizes in the thousands. Seven surrounding towns and city officials may attend the judges stand. The five divisions include children and adult groups, floats and music with junior and senior bands. Reserved seats go on sale through the Alsatia Club.
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Alsatia Club
Soil Conservation tour honors Frederick ministers
About 42 members of the Frederick County Ministerial Association and their wives met with the Soil Conservation Service for a farm tour in the southern county area on Monday. Dinner at Pleasant Hill Church of the Brethren followed an educational program on soil conservation. Two new members were admitted Rev Carl Smith and Rev Virgil Brallier. The association accepted an invitation to tour Storer College in Harper Ferry WV on November 18.
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W. Va
55 Arrested After Blast In Stuttgart
Stuttgart reports that 55 Germans were taken into custody in two raids by American troops and German police after three bombs exploded. The raids netted 30 suspects in a four block area and targeted air raid bunker residents linked to Edelweiss Pirates. Separate disclosures noted six Nazi ammunition caches found in southern Germany with no link to the bombing.
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Flour Control Decontrol Delay Shifts to Broad Order
Washington officials said a broad order to lift price controls on wheat semolina farina and many bakery products was under consideration even after the baking industry petition for decontrol was denied. The Agriculture Department noted supply factors but left open the possibility of ceilings being removed on grounds other than supply, while other sectors seek relief from price limits on restaurant foods and soaps.
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Restaurant Industry Advisory Committee
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Baking Industry
Robert H.shields
Production and Marketing Administration
Agriculture Anderson
OPA Baking Reser Advisory Committee
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Office of Price Administration
Delegates Pledge For Peace At United Nations Assembly
Delegates from Soviet Russia Great Britain and smaller nations pledge to work for peace and the success of the United Nations General Assembly opening in New York. Molotov and Baker express optimism as diplomats arrive and plan to press for mutual understanding and limited diplomacy.
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Council of Foreign Ministers
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Ernest Bevin
U.S
Tom Connally
Texas
Senate Foreign Relations
United States
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Assembly
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Cissia
Stalin
Molotoy
Income gaps affect women's clothing spending
It is estimated that women in high income groups spend more than seven times as much on clothing as women in very low income groups.
U S Asset Share Prewar Rail and Vehicle Scale
The statement notes that before World War II the United States owned about one third of the world railway mileage, one third of the global highways, and roughly seven of every ten motor vehicles. The figures illustrate the scale of American infrastructure and vehicle ownership prior to the war.
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United States
Maple pleads guilty in chilling ice box case in Baltimore
Felix Maple a 31 year old Black laborer pled guilty to a serious ice box case involving Constance Catanzaro a 40 year old found last month in a chilling room at a wholesale fruit company with throat slashed Police said a signed statement describes him entering the company headquarters and losing his head during arraignment Detective Lt Feenley and Magistrate Solomon Liss reported the admission.
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Constance Catanzaro
William Feenley
Solomon Liss
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