Alaska paper production policy debated in Washington
The Associated Press reports in Washington that Alaska officials argue for a complete domestic paper supply, outlining expectations for annual tonnage and the impact on local industries. The discussion centers on sustaining Alaska's paper needs while balancing national supply considerations.
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Poland and Lithuania Continue Negotiations Amid Talks
Reports indicate ongoing discussions between Poland and Lithuania to reach amicable settlements. The parties pursue resolution through diplomacy, with observers noting progress and continued contacts at unspecified venues and dates.
Wage Reduction Accepted to Prevent Mill Closings
The Associated Press reports Conshohocken Hosiery Mill workers in Philadelphia's district faced wage cuts of a yet unspecified percent to avert closures. Many mills in the district have closed indefinitely due to canceled orders, but operators hope President Wilson's stance on recanvassing and wage committees will help, with the move designed to preserve jobs and stabilize production.
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