Labor Ready to Extend Coal Miner Strike Nationwide
Reports indicate 425000 miners and related workers are poised to extend a nationwide coal strike. Inquiries show the strike fund remains tied by a temporary injunction as regional railroads weigh suspending passenger service to conserve fuel amid mine closures and halted ship movements at Atlantic ports.
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Atlantic
Washington
Informaton
Mey
Ireptor
Wiinom
Onie
Athantlhe Porta
H Worthington to Lead Round-Up Band Election
Worthington elected president of the Round-Up band at a reelection meeting and rehearsal. Nob Fletcher becomes vice president, Joe H Parkes secretary treasurer, A W Lundell director, and Earl Sawyer assistant director. Board of directors will oversee band business. Weekly meetings set for Monday nights at the Knights of Columbus hall.
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H. 0. Worthington
Nob Fletcher
Joe H. Parkes
A. W. Lundell
Earl Sawyer
Students Rally To Improve English During Week
Students at the high school participate in Better English Week to catch each other’s grammar errors. Posters and editorials circulate as classes showcase artwork while efforts to boost speech improve, though initial conditions were rough.
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Engileh
Peron
Hamiley and Company First Over the Top
Hamiley and Company led the roll call for quota completion at the Pet Crom session. The saddlery firm was the first to top its quota as J. J. Hamley, senior partner, failed to secure Round-Up tickets but remains hopeful for Red Crom membership.
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Hamley and Company
J. J. Hamley
Siek
Red Crom
Bill Would Abolish Fleet Corporation
Washington November 4. Senator ca of Washington introduced two bills creating a peacetime shipping program. One bill would abolish the emergency fleet corporation currently building vowels, and the other would grant the shipping board authority to build and operate ships and to control port and trade powers.
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Washington
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Shipping Board
Presbyterians Discuss Women's Rights Across Church Roles
The Presbyterian Church plans a wide canvass to decide if women may be ordained to ordership, the ministry, and equal rights in sessions and councils. A special committee, chaired by Dr John Wille Rear, will gather consensus from men and women and report on biblical interpretations and church law.
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New York
United Prowl
Pranhrtorianechurely
UB. A. de
Presbyterian Church
Wore
John Wille Rear
Ron WM Roberts
Philadethia
Demonstration Agent Aids Rhode Island Family In Food Study
Red Cross demo in Southern Rhode Island helps a family of five by shopping and budgeting for a week. Mother and four children reduced weekly food costs from 35 to 445, saving about 25 and starting a savings account. The program aims to show how aid can stretch resources and foster neighborly support.
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Red Cross
Rhode Taland
Acho
Kitty
Premier Hearst and Cabinet Quit in Ontario Crisis
Lieutenant governor accepted the resignation of Premier Hearst and his cabinet. Drury, leader of the former labor coalition, was invited to form a new government.
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Toronto
Hearst
Drury
Government Seizes Coal Train Cargo for Local Heaters
Government orders nine carloads of coal seized en route to supply local fuel heaters. One car already delivered to the bunker was held for railroad orders. The total shipment equals about 459 tons and remains at the station.
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Railroad Administracion
Béiler
Railroast
Senate Rejects 10 Kill Shantung Pact Motion
Washington November 4 The Senate today rejected Senator Lodme's motion to eliminate the Shantung question of the treaty. The vote was 24 to 1. The decision came as the Senate adjourned on the issue until tomorrow with La Follette amendment to strike out the tab a section.
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Washington
Senate
Ehenator Lodme
Control of Water Carriers Debated in Washington
The Interstate Commerce Commission debates regulation of water carriers including coastwise ships. The committee favors leaving water carrier regulation separate from the railroad bill, arguing it best fits federal relation. The discussion reflects ongoing efforts to balance regulatory powers between transport modes.
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Washington
Fecoestry
Pauline
Great Gain In Sabeeriters Through Phone Office Report
A local telephone office report outlines a rise in subscribers during September and October 1979. Of 74 kabectifbers, 2 percent were added in the last two months despite some subscriber losses after rate changes. J A Murray, manager, cites no clear cause for the uptick. Agriculture, living costs, and a new director changes are noted. a new director takes post in April, with subscribers to be served starting tomorrow.
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St Beersbere
Tuleau
J. A. Murray
Jew
Four Days' Jail Too Much for Youthful Nomads
Three Portland youths make a night escape from the city jail after a brief break in the jail. They were captured in an old Spanish mine in Mereland and held as authorities arranged their return to Portland.
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Galveston
Tex
Manuel Pilafox
Ipl
Bearde Gonzalo
Merelam
Richard McGee
William Heheenon
Jon Latdetet
Portlant Raneway
Nebere
Erent Wiem
Portland
Wadel
Conflicting claims as miners strike enters new phase
Reports from Washington and Pittsburgh show conflicting claims between strikers and operators as coal reserves dwindle and fuel shortages bite. Government officials consider arbitration and mediation while state officials urge fuel conservation amid ongoing mining work stoppages.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburg
Uniontown-Cannellaville
Payette
West Moreland Counties
Washington
White House
Wilson
Arbitration Commission
Sunshine Permits Filming Today of More Movie Scenes
Sunshine and a brief lull in rain allow new scenes to be shot for A Romance of Pendleton directed by Walter Steiner of Hudrie Film Co. in New York. The locally shot picture, nearly complete, features a large cast including Mayor J L Vaughan Mrs Sylvan G Cohn Miss Lois Swaggart Miss Mary Chisholm Donald Woodworth David Swanson Harold Houser and others from the high school dramatic club.
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Pendleton
Walter Steiner
Hudrie Film Co
New York
Chio
Arcade
A. Remanod
High School Dramatic Club
J. LL Vaughan
Mra Sylvan G. Cohn
Lois Swaggart
Mary Chisholm
Donald Woodworth
David Swanson
Harold Houser
Shirley Hevel
Dr. J.0. Temple
J. W. McCormmach
Jean Cronin
Bert McDonald
Loren O'Gara
James McGonigal
Pendleton American Legion Plans Open Meeting for Service Members
Pendleton Post invites service men from Empnitis County to an open Wednesday evening gathering in the county Victory assembly room. The event aims to recruit new members with a potential officer election and a program featuring a guest speaker from nearby Port Townsend is hoped for. Local and state officials support expanding the post.
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Empntitips
Pendleton Post
American Legion
Victory
Pendleton
Post
Jerald
Porttan
F. A. Llewallen
Willard Bond
Frank Rincaid
George E. Charberlain
Ehip of
Mendiveton
Avery
Pam
Fetter
Stein
Three Drunks A Year Won’t Cost A Man His Wife In Court
In Los Angeles Judge Crall ruled that three drunks a year cannot cause a husband to lose his wife in divorce court. The ruling was delivered today, stating the mere frequency of drunken episodes does not justify severing marriage.
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Angeles
Judge Crall
Ing
Divorce
Prohibition and Suffrage Features Dominate Today’s Vote
New York dispatch notes prohibition and woman suffrage as major issues in seven state elections including Ohio New Jersey New York Massachusetts Kentucky Maryland and Mississippi. Illinois and Kentucky show party gains with Coolidge leading in Norwell Massachusetts.
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New York
New Jersey
Massachusette
Kentucky
Maryland
Mississippi
Ohio
Hone-Drynte
Romania Ordered to Reply to Peace Conference Note
The supreme council of the peace conference ruled that Romania must answer the council’s note dated October 12. The note’s text was suppressed. The deterrent transports commission ordered Poland to open railways between Germany and Poland.
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Paris
New
Supreme Council of the Peace Conference
Rumania
Poland
Geremany
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