Washington talks on shipyard strike offer oreinted
Navy Secretary Knox and Peter Korndorff of Peter Shipbuilding and Drydock conferred for over an hour on an offer to reopen the strike-bound shipyard at Keary New Jersey. No disclosure of the meeting outcome was given. Korndorff postponed a further session to 2 p.m. CH. The strike centers on maintaining open shop and worker choice amid defense shipbuilding work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
Knox God L. J. Korndorf
Peder Shipbuilding and Drydock Company
Mk Over
Keery, N. J
Korndorff
Mace
Defense Shipbuilding
Con ‘Nels
Knox
Thursay Korndorff
America
Peter Flynn
CIO
Keamy
Sabotage cripples Mahwah factory power plant
August 12 Mahwah New Jersey the American Brake Shop and Foundry plant suffered damage when a power plant was disabled a loading derrick and a locomotive were damaged and 109 windows broken Bergen County Sheriff William A Browne and Tohokus Police Chief Charles Smith labeled the act sabotage at the site where 450 members of International Moulders and Foundry Workers AFL have been on strike since July 2 Authorities said sand was tossed into the generator and engine gauges and controls were wrecked The B F I was called in and additional police were dispatched as the plant continued on sub contracts for defense orders
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahwah, WN. J
American Brake Shop and Foundry Company
Bergen County Sherif
William A. Browne
Charies Smith
Tohokus Township
International Moulders and Fowldry Workers
A. F
Browne
Erle
Bergen County
Texas Commission Member Resigns for New Restaurant Role
Patrick D. Moreland announced his resignation from the Texas Employment Compensation Commission. He will leave effective September 2 to become manager of the State Restaurant Association of Texas, marking a shift from public service to industry advocacy.
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Texas Commission
Auvatin
Patrick D. Moreland
Reptember
Tin Texas Unemployment Compensation Commission
State
Restaurant Association of Texas
Colonel seeks order as draft deferments strain reserve units
Colonel Jones of the First Military Area laments calls for reserve officers. He notes many seek deferments citing debt, business strain, or family duties, while the War Department needs captains and duty beckons. He says some officers resign rather than be called, complicating staffing for national defense.
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Gol
B. B. Jones
Organized Reserves
Offierra
Hig Mitary
Lebterg
Maximn
Hem
War
Matty
Jones
Wigitt
Walkout Slows Plane Deliveries in 1940s strike
A five day strike by A F L machinists at Curtiss Wright propeller plants halts deliveries. Government and industry officials report plants nationwide backlogged while Martin Baltimore builds bombers for England. About 800 of 1493 workers walked out amid an ongoing national labor relations board election contest with independent union Propeller-Craft gaining support.
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Mierager
Propeller Divlsion
Planta
Martin
Baltimore
England
New Jersey
Lemight
A. Fref L. Otticlals
National Labor Rélations Board
A. F. of L. Machinists
Propeller-Craft
Hudson charged with extorting Pacific railroad
Richard Edward Hudson faced federal charges for attempting to extort 25000 from the Southern Pacific railroad by threatening to damage railroad properties with nitroglycerin. Agents filed the complaint in Houston as Hudson awaits a bond and transfer hearing. He was arrested near Austin after allegedly sending a letter to the passenger traffic manager.
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Houston
Alig
Richard Edward Hudson
Avastin
Boubhertz Paelfii
Federal
Beredi of Investigation
United States
W. PF. Cnrothers
Yesters
Hudson
Western Judicial Elsetrict
Texas
Antonio
Austin
PRI
J. Munroz
Bratile
Southerd Pacific
FBT
Value of City Permits Told
City records show air conditioning units require building permits to ensure safe installation. Building Inspector Garl Wideman noted past fires linked to unpermitted work and warned that new permits issued since last Saturday total over 200000 dollars. One permit for 61000 dollars went to Jorrie Furniture for additions at 130 San Pedro Avenue. Additional permits for 40 residences exceeding 100000 dollars were issued over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garl Wideman
Wideman
Spector
Cata
Jorrie Purniture Company
San Pedro Avenue
UAW CIO Divides at Aviation Convention in Buffalo
Delegates at the UAW-CIO national convention in Buffalo split nearly fifty fifty over North American aviation strike fallout in California. The confab plans a two factory protest and considers organizing a new aircraft industry drive while weighing financial reports and leadership decisions amid tense remarks by Leo Kelegbaum.
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Buffalo
Uaw-Cio
California
Pinn
Curtiss-Wright
Oae Finanaia
United Auto Workers
UAW
Body of grid star recovered on Mount Ratier
Longmire Washington August 12. The body of Leon Brigham a University of Washington football player was recovered from a glacier pit on Mount Ratier after two men descended by rope to the crevasse base. He likely fell testing a snow bridge or was suffocated by snow cascade. Rangers William Butler and Gordon Patterson reported the victim had been carried down 7800 feet along the mountainside before recovery.
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Longmire
Wash
Leon ‘Brigham
Deepee
Mt. Ratier
Carbon River
Gidder
University of Washington
Hast Jain
Whdet
Buighany
Rangers
William Butler
Gordon Patterson
Byngham
Asama Maru Returns to Japan Reverses San Francisco Voyage
The Asama Maru, a $17 million Japanese liner, turned back from its voyage to San Francisco to avoid delays and loss of its $3 million cargo of raw silk. It had not yet decided if the 47 Americans aboard would be disembarked. Most Americans aboard were Japanese residents in the United States.
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TOYO
San Francisco
Honolulu
Japan
Koh Ishi
Bomber Ferry Pilot Warns U S Cities Open to Air Raids
Lieutenant Colonel George R. Hutchinson, ferry pilot for bombers to and from England, warns that any U S city including Chicago could be bombed from the air under current defenses. He calls for new protective measures around vulnerable hubs and proposes a balloon barrage, restricted airspace, and better detection to deter a potential aerial invasion.
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U.S
Chicago
George R. Hutchinson
England
Hutchinson
America
George R. Huschinson
Treogatinatie
Bervice and
Mead
Wichingonn
Weilten
NEW BK
Atlantic Ocean
Britain
United Kingdom
Newfoundland
Canada
Unitedates
United States
Patrols and airdrome flotillas for Atlantic defense plan
The plan urges powerful patrol units and aircraft carriers in Greenland, Teeland, Faroe Islands, Bermuda and the UK to guard bombers crossing the Atlantic. It calls for permanent air bases in Labrador, Newfoundland, Iceland and Greenland and modular ice runways for refueling and takeoff on ice, snow or water.
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United States
Greenland
Teeland
Faroe Islands
Bermuda
Uke
England
Atlantic
Labrador
Newfoundland
Iceland
aMoh
Avava
Japan fears American aid to Russia via Vladivostok
A Japanese army spokesman Lieut Col Konia Akiyama warned that U S shipments to Russia via Vladivostok may not reach European Russia or could go to Chungking China. He cited encirclement of Japan and said barriers like the trans Siberian rail line are nearly closed. He noted border quiet on Manchukuo and said Japan is determined to press its war in China to a conclusive end, while expressing concern over U S aid reaching Soviet Siberian forces.
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Shanghay
Konia Akiyatin
Vladivostok
Aimerien
Japan
U. S
Russia
Vindivastax
Akiyama
trans-Siberian
Tualy
Chungaing
United States
Akiyame
Siberia
Barichukuo
Mancinique
Ghana
Governor Lehman orders immediate end to Saratoga gambling
Albany August 12 Governor Lehman demands immediate and permanent shuting of spy gambling resorts around Saratoga Springs amid a booming religious center during its seventy seventh season. He says reports indicate gambling is being carried on in Saratoga posity contrary to law and that any operating establishments must be closed immediately with officials held responsible for enforcing the laws.
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Albany
N.Y
Herbert H. Lehman
Saratoga Springs
Saratoga
Ine
Brother of Dead Actor Is Injured In Car Crash
LOS ANGELES Aug. 13 W Milton Budiong 28 was critically injured in a two car crash yesterday less than a week after his broker died in a movie accident The youth lay in hospital several hours before he was identified as son of the late Milton Bus tong wealthy automobile manufacturer The driver of the automobile which hit Budiong was detained for questioning
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Los Angeles
Milton Budiong
Wute-Blayola
Milton 7
Bustong
Jeck Busliong
Thurs
Millon
Daniel Boone boy runs away to forest preserve again
Alfred, 11, disappeared from Chicago on Friday under his mother Mrs Hartosie’s report. She said he has a Daniel Boone complex and prefers roughing it in the forest preserve district, having previously stayed five days in the woods. Parents fear further wandering efforts.
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Chicago
Joseph
Bartosite
Alfred
Hartosie
Forest Preserve
Daniel
Boone’ Complex
Hie
Deputy Boys Pop for Picketing
Caldwell New Jersey August 2 Up The deputy sheriffs office staff plans a celebratory dinner if the strike by A F L machinists at the Curtiss Weight propeller plant secures a raise. Winn Kierstead observed the pickets marching and brought four bottles of soda for all, praising their orderly conduct plus a promised dinner for the officers.
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Caldwell
N. J
Shoylff
A. F
L. Machinists
Curtiss Weight Corporation
Sixth Infantry on Move to Games Fort Leonard Wood
Soldiers of the 6th Infantry division march through southern Missouri continuing the advance from York Wood toward Arkansas. The unit moved in two columns by truck from Fort Leonard Wood to Willow Springs and nearby areas. They planned further marches with routine exercises as if facing the enemy, listing locations Willow Springs and Bireh Tree and dates in midweek.
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France
England
Labrador
Canada
United States
Detroit
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Ike
Electrica
Platta
Detroit Edison Company
Shailer
Fort Leonard Woon
6Th Infantry Division
Missouri
York Wood
Arkansas
Lowstanador Wat Gamez
First Davids
Willow Springs
Bireh Tree
Aviatrix Laura Ingalls Plane Crashes in Albuquerque
Laura Ingalls, noted aviatrix, escaped injury when her plane crashed on landing at Albuquerque airport. The undercarriage collapsed, causing the wreckage to go over. She was en route from California to New York and the plane is laid up for repairs.
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Albuquerque
INS
Laura Ingalls
Miss Ingalls
California
New York
Burial of 9 A Soldier at Manila Philippines
Funeral service for Albert H. Dietrick at Port Arthur will be held with a requiem mass by Chaplain Burant. Interment at Gat Jose Burial Park follows. Dietrick served two years in the Philippine Islands. Survivors: parents Mr and Mrs J W Hay of 715 Fort Josephine Street and brother Alfred Dietrick of Camp Haywre.
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Mr-ard
J. W.W. Hay
Fort Josephine “S Street
Alfred Dielstick
Camp Haywrete
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