Ohio labor board rejects unconditional return to work
Washington D C The Ohio Federation of Telephone Workers rejected a War Labor Board demand that strikers return to work unconditionally. Nathan Einsinger said the fight had become government-led and no other union has succeeded in such a fight. The board resumed session after a recess, with next steps including possible certification to Economic Stabilization Director Fred Vinson for seizure or sanctions. Picketing continued in Ohio as spread threats arose.
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Hio Federation of
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Laor
WLB
Nathan Einsinger
Unm
Neavith
United States
Ficht
Federation
Fred L. Vinson
Army
Ohio
Ark
Bell Telephone Co
Fices
Columbus
Cleveland
Vermont
Dayton
National Board
Frials
Ohio Federation of | Iephone
Hie Bell Telephone Co
Ake
Ate
Mpeny
NWLB
Lion
Colny
Naval Federation of Telephones
Wrangled B 17 Crash Near Chicago Sparks Fear of Populous Areas
A derelict B-17 with crew aboard reportedly drained fuel and crashed between Yankee and Chicago, possibly near Arns Kenosha or Waukegan. Sioux City airbase and Chicago command HQ tracked the incident. no official cause or exact location released, but fear of strike on densely settled Wisconsin suburbs remains.
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Chicago
Sioux City
Yankee
Arns
Kenosha Wisconsi
Waukegan
Council Grants Two Permits Suspend One In Local Deak
The City Council granted Class B beer permits to A. J. Luthmer and Lynn Sitka, with Luthmer purchasing the Esquire and Sitka acquiring the Streamliner. The Travel Inn operator Paul Hammond had a Class B permit suspended for thirty days after police alleged beer sales after hours. Hammond denied the charge.
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Paul Hammond
Travel Inn
Hammond
A. J. Luthmer
Esquire
Lynn Sitka
Hazleton
Streamliner
Crop Insurance Passes House Amid Highway Funding Debate
The House approved a bill reviving federal crop insurance covering wheat, cotton, and flax with 73 percent yield protection, and allowed experimental programs for corn and tobacco in up to 20 counties. It also moved to authorize 1.5 billion dollars in federal allotments over three years to match state funds for highways, adjusting aid to win broader support.
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Washington
D. C
House
Senate
Federl
J. W. Robinson
Utah
House Roads Committee
Cyclist badly hurt in crash near city
Gon Gulich, 24, of Maynard, was rushed to Mercy Hospital after a motorcycle auto collision north of the city at about 1 30 in the afternoon. An unidentified West Union woman driving the other vehicle entered the intersection as Gulich rode west toward Monahan cover, and he was thrown into the west ditch. His condition was reported very poor.
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Gon Gulich
Maynard
M Mercy Hospital
iGulich
Monahan
West Union
Don
Mercy Hospital
Trial Delay Costs Dorsey Six Thousand Dollars
Tommy Dorsey faces a suspended mood as his assault case delays into November 27. He protests losing a week, noting potential earnings of about sixteen thousand if free to play with his band. Judge Arthur Crum postponed proceedings after a short appearance by Jon Hall Barthes and others amid a broader mystery case.
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Hollywood
Tommy Dorsey
Jon Dorsey
Pat Dane
Allen
Smiley
Seree
Jon Hall- Barthes
Arthur Crum
Crum
Dorsey
Neace
Rankin Heads Attorneys General Conference
The National Association of Attorneys General ended its 38th annual convention in Omaha Nebraska with Tehin M Rankin of Iowa elected as president and Walter R Iahson of Nebraska named to the executive committee.
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Omaha
Neb
National Association of Attorneys General
Tehin M. Rankin
Iowa
Walter R. Iahn Ison
Nebraska
Radio Newsman H R Gross Addresses Large Legion Crowd
H R Gross of KXEL Waterloo spoke at the Legion Hall to an audience of Legionnaires, service men and guests. He urged buying war bonds, warned of tax and policy changes, and urged support for troops. He projected Allied actions in Europe and Asia, urged united efforts at home, and praised home front cooperation before a Legion Auxiliary dinner.
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H. R. Gross
KXEL
Waterloo
Legion Hall
Gross
Fevs
France
Ruhr
Germany
Iowa
Ielows
The
Legion Auxiliary
Lyle Moore
Russel Dempster
Pete Rilex
Howard Finch
Ben Loeb
Harvey Larson
Hawkeye American Legion
Devorah Post
Ellsworth Balawim
Sophia Tait
Billy Henderson
Mary Hucker
Hawkeye
Former Head of Iowa Bar Dies
Funeral services set for George E Hise 71 former president of the State Bar Association in 1930 and longtime member of the law firm McLaughlin Hise Davis and… He is survived by his widow and two sons Maj George Rise of the Army and Lt John Hse both stationed in the South Pacific.
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Des Moines
George E Hise
State Bar Association
Law Frm
McLaughlin
Hise
Davis
Ivde
George Rise
Crmy
John Hse
South Pacific
Two B-29 Bombers Lost In Omura Raid Air Battle
The 20th Air Force reports two B-29s shot down by Japanese fighters during yesterday's Omura raid, the largest air battle yet for the Superfortress fleet. One missing bomber is believed lost. other aircraft damaged or destroyed 20 Japanese fighters.
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FON
Omura
20Th Airforce
20Th Bomber Command
Nanking
Shanghai
Japan
Tokyo
Liberators Hit Japanese Ships in Brunei Bay Raid
Allied headquarters announced that American Liberators damaged Japanese warships in a raid on the Brunei Bay base. Gen Douglas MacArthur said Manila and most of the Philippines are within land based bomber range as airfields expand on Leyte and Luzon supporting intensified raids.
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Allied
Philippines
Brunei Bay
Barneo
Douglas StacArthur
Manila
Cavial
Maan
MecaArthur
Lerte
Cebu
Mindanao
Limon
Leyte
MacArthur
Brunei
Japan
East Indies
Southwest Pacific Command
Barnes
Celebes
Francis McCarthy
United Press
Leyte Front
Ormoc
Leyte River
Maynard Dunn Amons Wounded in Pacific War Action
Word reached here that Baynard Dunn Seaman I c of the United States Services was recently wounded in action in the Central Pacific Theater. He was in hospital six weeks and is now up and on crutches after overseas service of eleven months. He resided with Mrs. Carl Peterman of 048th Ave SW while attending high school.
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Baynard Dunn
United States Seavces
Central Pacific
Seaman Dunn
Weile
Hee
Carl Peterman
Gillette to Join surplus property board after term ends
Reports confirm Gillette will be named the third member of the surplus property board after his term expires January 3. Senate military affairs considers Roosevelt nominees former General Robert A. Hurley of Connecticut and Lt. Col. Edward Hieber of California as the other two board members.
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Ashington
Gar Rio Guetle
We Wall
Turplus Property Board
Eye Lo
Senate Military Affairance
Roosevelt
Gev
Robert A. Hurley
Connecticut
Edward Hieber
California
Senate
Gillette
British Author Wodehouse Held in Paris
British author P G Wodehouse and his wife were reportedly arrested in Paris during 1940 amid German occupation. Officials gave few details of the charges, and British and French authorities were said to be reviewing the case with no immediate action disclosed.
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London
P. G
Berlin
British Press Association
Aad
Wodehouse
Wifs
Ped Marshal Loses Seat on Council
Verkin Klementy E. Voroshniov, a Soviet military figure, is reported relieved of duties on the council. The official notice appeared in the Soviet press this morning. Voroshniov was a member of the Red Army general staff and accompanied Premier Marshal Josef Stalin to Tehran for the wartime talks with Churchill and Roosevelt.
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Moscow
Verkin Klementy E. Voroshniov
Russia
Veroshilovts
Ree Srmy
Schoolmen WI Hear Two State Officials Here
The Loral News Desk reports two state officials will address Fareue County Boards of Education at the University of Upper Iowa Fayette. Rural boards meet at 1:30 p m and independent and consolidated schools at 8:00 p m. State supervisors Norris and Prehm will attend. The meetings aim to discuss postwar school problems and encourage strong attendance.
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Iwou
Fareue County
C.J. Prehm
Slave Department
Farm Bureau backs tax reform and education funding Iowa
A Iowa Farm Bureau Federation resolution urges repeal of partial income tax remission and stronger tax administration to fund education. It calls for non profit rural electrification assets to be taxed differently, supports minimal central guidance for schools, and backs a robust Triple A program to stabilize farmer incomes amid postwar surplus fears. It also endorses an aggressive farm to market program and local counties to enforce strict oversight where needed.
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Des Moines
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Ta Aton
Aogram
Se Resoluitions
Igor
Wags Advocatea
Re-Ohuii
I. i
Ana
Ewa Whisky and Rum Consumption Up in Recent Month
The report shows higher liquor sales with whisky and rum leading gains. Gallons of various liquors used rose year over year, with total consumption reaching 1675 gallons in the referenced period, compared to the same period in 1934.
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Eng
Main Allied Push Advances Toward Roer Amid Aachen Breakthrough
Allied forces break into Eschweiler after a three day siege, freeing the 1st Army to push toward the Roer river while Mulhouse and Merz fall to French and other units. The 5th Army and 1st Army targets shift toward the Rhine valley as resistance folds along Cologne front. Simultaneously the 3rd Army advances from Vosges toward Strasbourg with heavy tank losses and preparations near Duren and Aachen.
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Eschweiler
Cologne
Mulhouse
Merz
France
Aachen
Rhineland
Roer
Rhine
Charles de Gauvre
Colmar
Nort
Vosges
Strasbourg
T. Gorrell
Eschweller
Ab Pend
Rass
Stacle
Coleene
Acchen
Ald United
Pras
Cnredent
Des Moines Leads In Liquor Permits And Gambling Devices
The fiscal year shows 2 240 liquor permits issued in Iowa versus 2 221 last year, with permits distributed to state stores clubs and individuals. Reports note 2 524 machines taxed nationwide, 799 licenses issued, and coin operated devices concentrated in Des Moines along with several cities including Council Bluffs Davenport Cedar Rapids and Waterloo.
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Pas
Iewa Iy
Internal Revenue
Des Moines
Piestes
Council Blun Idsi
Burlington
Fairfield
Quelmess
Ghain Ig. Flo
Cevices
Daven
Taoque
Fort mi
Ihsoy iv
Storm Lake
Masen Coir
Churchill Names in Law Aide and War Cabinet Shake
Churchill names in law aide and reshapes the war cabinet as Britain faces postwar reconstruction. Sir Edward Grey gains elevated status as minister and the ministry of economic warfare is abolished in a sweeping government reorganization amid efforts to rebuild millions of horses and other wartime assets damaged by German action.
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London
Duncan Sandas
Prires
Winston Churchill
Tac
Omis
Sardy
Edward Grits
Omer Warhamester
Onder-See
Elevx
State For War
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