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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1943

Page

10

Strike threat nears White House over coal dispute

Washington Oct 28 War Labor Board sent strikes affecting more than 60000 soft coal miners to the White House opening the door to possible government seizure of mines and penalties against John L Lewis United Mine Workers. Board grants a 32.2 cent daily wage rise to 80000 Pennsylvania hard coal miners and other relief while Lewis rejects the Board formula saying it cuts basic pay.

Washington War Labor Board White House John L Lewis United Mire Pennsylvania J. Lewis WLB Lewis Fred M. Vinson United Mine, Workers Lingis da Ris Neis WLE Lewis Ban WLS Edison Ford Sampson Ohio Interin A i Alabama Wendy Tag Chiang

Ensley Steel Works Warns of Shutdown Over Miner Strike

Officials of the Ensley Steel Works, the largest in the south, warned it would shut down within 72 hours unless coal miners return to work before Sunday. A survey shows widespread idling across states including Alabama Kentucky Virginia West Virginia Pennsylvania Tennessee and Ohio with thousands idle in each.

Ing Ensley Steel Works South Hliness Kentucky Virginia Ohio West Virginia Pennsylvania Tennessee Atlasas

Rev N E Smyth Sneaker At Lodge Anniversary

Rev N E Smyth spoke at Lynch Lodge No 168 4A Hanover MA anniversary event with 75 members and visitors from Brunswick Thurmont New Market and Columbia Lodge. Seventeen past masters were honored along with Area Inspector Leste Moats and Grand Inspector Brunswick.

Nor Amith Emanuel Reformed Char Hanover Mal Pete Pal Lynch Lodge Brunswick Thurmont New Market Columbia Lodge Lyn Laxtye Mr. Smith Timner Francs Scott Keys Tle Smith Jacob Rohrvack W. M Harry Q. Smith

Stolen Auto Found Burned Near Ridgeville

The Ford coupe owned by Charles Matin Crutchler of 410 North Bentz Street was stolen near the Everedy plant on Route 40 and later found gutted by fire on a dump south of Ridgeville. Investigators say the fire resulted from a short circuit after the ignition was bypassed during the theft. The owner remains hospitalized and unable to be reached for questions.

Charles Matin Crutchler North Bentz Street Ridgeville Hedelikm Alefense TM Webel Charles Bell Gily Police Bruce Bruchey Everedy Ofpye Houte 40 Damascus Naond Pike Moanwhile Cevteley Dehns Hawkins Dehns Hawkins Yasnital Agmort Bell Bruchey

Discharge Of Plea For Habeas Corpus Affirmed

New Orleans Oct 28 The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed discharge of a habeas corpus plea for George L Thompson who sought release from the penitentiary. The panel held his prior appeals exhausted and that habeas relief could not substitute for standard review.

New Orleans Circmt Court of Appeals Neck Geo A District Court Wee Sandeus Offes George L Thompsey Sendes Hy+aneville Aobierida Matford PTR Sa 2

Permanent Camp Is Hope For Larger U S Post At Camp Detrick

A dinner in Baltimore featured Col M B Chillex and H K Ferguson executives discussing a larger, permanent Camp Detrick presence and possible war-ends. Attendees included city officials, Chamber leaders, and Army officers as they highlighted water needs and smoother worker relations for the post near Frederick.

U.S Camp Delmchd TE M. B Chillex H K. Ferguson Construction Company Francs Scott Key Hotel Russell Ho AleCain Hes L. E. McReynolds Ferguson McReynolds Frederick Army O. C. Wolpert Army Chemical Corps Camp Detrick Roger B. Wolfe Chamber of Commerce Here Col. Chittick Wolpert B.C Eaton Peter Demoise Frank Brumbaugh H. W Ellingson J. W. Adams J. L. Ivy Paul Hudson IL Baldwin G. M. Dack Addion Hugh V. Gitlinger McCain Bowhis, Staley and

U S Forces Occupy Two More Islands In South Pacific Move

Allied forces land on Bougainville and nearby Treasury Islands as part of a push toward Rabaul. American bombardment of Bougainville airfields continues, with Shortland and Ballale strips rendered inoperative.

Aled Soutiae Paohe Adu William F. Hal Japan Selgmon Rabu Treasury Islands US South Pacific Halsey Bougainville Kahati Kara Solomons Vella Lavella Mono Salomons Rabaul Radio Tokyo Kahifi Ballale Shortlands Treasury Group Air Wetec Adn

Haller letter amid Sicily action and air war report

A transmission from Cpl Haller describes morale during a lull in Sicily with a digressive note about a comedian aiding troops and awaiting the Red Cross doughnut wagon. Separate dispatches report Aliacobra and air losses in the New Guinea Finschhafen area and a destroyer hit at Libera tors in the New Britain sector. Westminster Theological Seminary prepares for induction of Dr Lester A Welliver in a ceremony at Western Maryland College. Wood shavings replace sawdust in circus arena covers.

F Holer Cpl Maller Red Cross Sey Mis Fransqu Astrous Finschhafen New Guinea Unik New Britain Westminster Lester A. Welliver Westminster Theological Seminary Tomorow Baker Chapel Western Maryland College R. ¥. Nicholson Baltimore

Available Men Gone Through By July 1944

Buston Oct 28 Major General Hershey said by July 1944 Selective Service would have exhausted all registered men. He favored drafting those in the 4-F category over the 38 to 45 age group, warning that later calls would reach fathers as quotas press. He noted Congress requires taking all eligible men before fathers and that current induction methods are stringent. He estimated at most 1,000,000 men or one in six examined would meet physical standards.

Buston Selective Service Lewis B. Hershey National Selective Service Hershey Congress Quites Toothe

French Guerrilla Army Reported in Mountains

Stockholms Handels-Och Sjefartstidning says an 80 000 strong French guerrilla force is foraying against the Germans from southeastern France mountains. The unit comprises soldiers who fled to the hills after Germany moved into Vichy’s free zone last November.

Stockholm France Goetebors Handels-Och Sjefartstidning Vichy Free Zone

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