Lake Shipping Halts Grow as Great Lakes Strike Extends
DETROIT August 17 The National Maritime Union intensified its Great Lakes walkout on the third day with a plan to avoid an hour week and recruit non union crews. Some negotiations appeared possible next week as wage proposals from Standard Oil Indiana and Bethlehem Transportation were deemed unacceptable. About 100 of roughly 400 American flag cargo ships were tied up, with figures from the Lake Carriers Association uncertain.
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National Maritime Unio
Great Lakes
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Bethlehhem Transportation Company
Foe Curran
New York
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Live Lakes
Lake Carriers’ Association
Cleveland
Carnera Granted California License
Primo Carnera, former world heavyweight champion, was granted a 1446 wrestling license by the California athletic commission after a two hour hearing. He denied Nazi collaboration and contested a 1930 Oakland boxing license revocation. He will debut next Wednesday at Olympic Auditorium vs Tummay O'Tuele. matchmaker Musgrave was fined 500 for advertising without a license.
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Los Angeles
iPrimo Carnera
California
State Athletic Commission
Carnera
United States
Italy
Oakland
Leon Chevalier
Giant
Tummay O'Tuele
Boston
Olympic Auditorium
Floyd A. Musgrave
Musgrave
Power Romero Flying Junket Begins For Central South America
Actors Tyrano Power and Cesar Romero depart from Saludos Ami Bas in Power's two engine plant for a two month tour of Central and South America. Co pilot and navigator John Jeffies, a former Marine, joins them.
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Tyrano Power
Cesar Romero
Power
Saludos Ami Bas
Central
South America
John Jeffies
Marine Corps
Saturday Evening Program Listings for August 17 1946
EcoF highlights include Gospel singers Faith Singers and Hallelujah performances at 5 45 and 10 00. Music and church news schedule with Sermonetta at 8 15 and Moments of Meditation at 10 00. Pine Hill Parade planned with Lucky McCoy and Caravan appearance. Public interest notices 10345 Sieatcin Out.
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ACOR
Gospel Singers
Music Bieler
Faith Singers
Tressutty Selate
Lucky McCoy
Caravan
Sieatcin
Off Duty Crash Injures Officer and Several People
An off duty officer suffered a back injury after a multi car crash at Alamo and Presa streets. William E Schmpscher faces negligent collision and drunk driving charges. Marlin W Perada received severe wrist lacerations after a windshield incident. Alberto A Leas treated for a facial cut after a collision between cars driven by Peter Leas and Vernon Beil. Bobbie Brown injured in scooter crash on South Presa Street. Pope Pius XII received Bishop Lambeaux and Cardinal Dougherty in Vatican City.
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Polivernan
W. B. Stover
North Olive Street
Marlin W. Perada
Peatudy Avenue
Robert B. Green Ospital
Alberto A. Leas
Laurel Street
Santa Rosa
Tars
Peter
JC. Leas
Vernon A. Beil
East Locust Street
Kathleen Lamm Honored In Milburn Kothmann Wedding Prelude
Social note records a Saturday reception in the Perdux room at SS Anthony hotel honoring bride elect Kathleen Laan Milburn M Kothmann as guests include Mesdames Adolph G Lami Wilkes J Kothimans Cup tis H Sowell D P Dobbyn and Misses Jo Nell Heman Jane Thompson Mildrad L Loweh Morothy to My.
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John Tienry Kothmann
Perdux
SS. Anthony
Kathleen Laan
Milburn M. Kothmann
Adolph G. Lami
Wilkes J. Kothimans
Cuptis H. Sowell
D. P. Dobbyn
Jo Nell Heman
Jane Thompson
Mildrad L. Loweh
Morothy
Buffet Set For Newlyweds Horner-Silvey Home
A buffet hosted Saturday night at the Horner Silvey residence will honor newlyweds Mr and Mrs Bernard I Horner. Maj and Mrs Fred Silvey will be guests as 20 people attend the event.
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Bernard I. Hornur
Saoeday
Maj
Fred Silvey
Bride-Elect Honor Guest At St Anthony Luncheon
Mrs Katherine Crow hosted a luncheon in the Peraux room at the St Anthony hotel honoring Miss Matthut Goodrich of Yuarn Pi a who will wed August 30. Guests included Mesdames John James Bertha Langenberg and Misses Argie Duecker Telysa Goodrich Florence Granato Yayin Nowlan and Beverly Smith.
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Peraux
St. Anthony Hotel
Matthut Goodrich
Special Music Sunday at Highland Park Presbyterian Church
Special music will be featured in Sunday worship at Highland Park Presbyterian Church. The morning service includes soloist Miss Thelma Cade with accompanist R. W. Borchers. Dr. Baxter and D. Greer on "The Road of Faith" and a duet by Mr. and Mrs. Obilaty Wright. Dr. Greer to deliver sermon "Jesus Christ is Lord."
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R. W. Borchers
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Plana
Rosa Kahn to Wed Dr Daniel D Horowitz
Mrs. Meyer Kahn announces the engagement of Rosa Lee Kahn to Dr. Daniel D. Horowitz son of Mr and Mrs Leo Horowitz of Seguin. The September 22 wedding will be in the Rose Room of the Gunter hotel with a large bridal party and many local and out of town attendants.
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Rosa Lee
Daniel D. Horowitz
Leo Horowitz
Seguin
Gunter Hotel
Jake Dadic
Lester Daily
Damon
Ceci
Carol Cahen
Dallas
Barney I. Kahn
Will Bhe Junior Grooynsmai
Barton Gary Tee
Sylvan Dally
Damen
C. Lee
Harold Sala
Bride-Elect Honored At Luncheon In Colonial Room
Miss Gloria Mabrito, bride elect, was feted at a Saturday luncheon in the Colonial room of the Menger hotel. Guests included Mesdames Buddy Edwards Walter Egbert Ed Mabrito and others. A Friday night shower hosted by Mrs Wesley Mabrito complemented the event with pink and white decorations.
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Marita Mekingey
Gloria Mabrito
Menger
Buddy Edwards
Walter Egbert
Ed Mabrito
Carol O'Mara
Mary Whitaker
Eleanor Dann
Marjorie
Betty Towery
Peggy Dornberger
Merrilynn Mabrito
Miss Mabrito
Wesley Mabrito
Wallace Williams
Ed Mahyjla
Dr John Barbee Accepts Manor Drive Pastorate
Dr John Barbee recently released from the Chaplain's corps has accepted the pastorate of the Manor Drive Baptist Church. The church was organized in April 1946 and will build its permanent building as soon as materials are available.
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Chaplain's Corps
Manor Drive Baptist Church
Temporaily
West Huisache
San Antono Avenues
Manor Drive
Locals Clash As UFW Leads Split Over Union Tie
Grand Rapids Michigan reports United Furniture Workers organize to stop Web members joining the A F L International Upholsterers union. Morris Pizer arrives to head the fight and cites Local 415 secession as a bluekrieg. He calls a meeting predicting unity with UFWA.
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Philadelphia union quits CIO to join AFL Upholsterers
United Furniture Workers of America with 9000 members voted unanimously to leave the CIO and join the AFL. George Bucher resigned as local president before the secession vote. About 700 members attended the closing meeting. The union claims it is dominated by American and Communist forces.
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National Pay Demands Set by Oil Industry Workers
The 17th annual convention of the Oil Workers International voted to form a 24 member wage policy committee to direct bargaining on wages and hours across the United States. The panel will negotiate with the oil industry and agreements require member approval. Local problems remain outside the panel’s jurisdiction.
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Allenight
Bucher
CLO
Workers International
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United States
Reds Recruit Germans
The Daily Mail reports German officers and technicians are leaving the British occupation zone to work in factories and laboratories in the Soviet zone. The German Communist party is recruiting specialized personnel for Russian managed plants. The Russians are reportedly interested in U boats torpedoes and mines.
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German Communist Party
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Lyons Suspends Dietrich For Irregular Conduct
Chicago White Sox manager Teddy Lyons announced an indefinite suspension for veteran pitcher Bill Dietrich on charges of insubordination. Dietrich, sidelined since June 25 due to a broken finger, reportedly disobeyed orders to report to Detroit.
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Teddy Lyons
Chicago White Sox
Bill Dietrich
Dietrich
Detroit
Bank Officials in Belfast End 8 Hour Pay Strike
Northern Ireland bank officials returned to work after an eight hour strike over pay. They secured a new salary bonus deal.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Betty
Passengers Ready For Hawaii Strike
Passengers aboard the Matsonia bound for Honolulu carried crates of peaches watermelons and other hold freight while fearful of potential longshoreman protests. One worker dragged metal and sawn furniture onto the ship as they boarded at Wilmington California.
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Matsonia
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British forces sink Japanese poison gas stockpile ship
A British occupation force sank a ship carrying about 3090 tons of poison gas near Kure today, part of Japan's secret gas stockpile. Overall 17,000 tons of gases will be destroyed, with the vessel towed 150 miles offshore and blown up by underwater charges.
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Matt Fred
Park of Japan
Safe theft and miscellaneous police reports
$400 missing from Lilly's Lumber yard safe at 1030 West Elsmere Place reported by B F Cruse. Crimely entry at nearby establishment noted. Also reports include pigeons stolen from John Robert Chambers and a supercharger taken from J W Rumsey’s car at a San Pedro avenue station. A purse with $5 and a $75 check disappeared at Alamo Street and Broadway. Ice cream and dry ice theft at Victoria Courts playground. R S Pritehitt reports burglary at 662 Santa Clara Street.
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Elsmere Place
B. F. Cruse
Tohn Robert Chambers
Thee Avenue
J. W. Rumsey
Bedell Street
San Pedro Avenue
Alamo Street
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R. E. Ponath
West Ashby Place
Victoria Courts Playground
R.S. Pritehitt
Santa Clara Street
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