Obituary notices and funeral services across many familes
A garbled list of death notices from January 1947 details multiple individuals by name with surviving relatives and funeral arrangements. Included are Maria Datsel Huo, Ceciliy Romo, and Be Be Goldaborough among others, with services at Alamo Funeral Home and various chapels. Other entries list survivors, burial plans, and officiating ministers, reflecting a sequence of local obituaries and memorials.
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Mare C. Ward
Santé Mottlea
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Center Point
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Medina
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Ale Regidene
Jeffery Sirontn
Mariavity M. de Diartin
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National Education Association Urges No Work Policy
The NEA in Washington called on teachers Thursday to adopt a no contact no work stance in future negotiations with school officials. It urged minimum $2400 yearly salaries, progress toward $4000 to $6000 for experienced teachers, opposed strikes where contracts exist, and more state and federal education aid. Executive Secretary Willard B. Givens said qualified teachers should insist on adequate salary schedules and noted the code allows refusal to report when a satisfactory salary is not obtained but would not be a strike.
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National Education Association
Washington, D. C
Willard B. Givens
NEA
Givens
Scondrael
Clerks Strike Ties Up Southern California Grocery Trade
Thousands of Los Angeles clerks quit their jobs for a mass meeting as grocery stores faced a strike threat. AFL merchants reported 186 independent markets signed contracts for 40 hours at 60 dollars weekly, a 31 percent rise, leaving about a third of local stores serving 1.5 million people unaffected. Major chains largely did not meet the pay offer.
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Los Angeles
California
AFL
NAM urges end to blanket wage tax demands in 1940s move
The National Association of Manufacturers called on labor to abandon industry wide efforts for blanket wage demands tied to government taxes, and on management to lower fines. NAM executive vice president Walter B. Weisenburger outlined key steps essential to widespread prosperity in 1940s policy.
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National Association, of Manufacturers
Walter B. Weisenburger
NAM
Congress debates portalio pay suits amid court delays
Warning Senator Elbert Thomas urges congressional restraint until courts rule. Republicans push to address snowballing salts while Rep Hoffman moves to amend the Fair Labor Standards Act to define hours worked as time spent in productive labor.
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Elbert Thomas
Dulsh
Congress
House
Hoffman
RoMich
More Suits Target Ford In Retroactive Wage Claims
New portable portal retroactive wage suits were filed Thursday, lifting federal court demand to over two billion dollars. In Detroit the CIO United Auto Workers said it would file against Ford for $222.32 million, raising Ford's total to $270.42 million. Overall unions seek about $1.807 billion in retroactive pay, with Ford suit pushing total beyond $2.029 billion.
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Detroit
United Aatio
Ford
Libop
Justice Department probes 60 unions and party links
A congressional committee accused more than 60 labor unions and the American Communist party of violating the curb on campaign expenditures. The list, with New York headquarters, was sent to the justice department by a special house committee.
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Justice Department
American Communist Party
Congressional
New York
Duffice Department
Honss
Rayburn Named Minority Leader in New Congress
Washington roundup reports Sam Rayburn named minority leader as Democrats draft leadership for the 30th Congress amid a GOP dominated session. The piece notes expected party leadership, proposed labor legislation, and preparations for committee setup as the new session begins.
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House
Sam Rayburn
Rayburn
Rad
Dohtr McCormack
Massachusetts
Leo E. Allen
Illinois
Capitol JJ
Jabor
Trump
Barkley Leads Democrats Against New Senate Committee Plan
Democratic senators, in the minority for the first time in 14 years, reject reinstating Kentucky's Barkley as leader. A new party whip is sought as Republicans press conference on committee assignments and policy amid a shakeup.
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Taft
Ohio
Senator Vandenberg
Michigan
Senator White
Maine
Senator Wherry
Nebraska
Alben W. Barkley
Kentucky
White House
Truman
jDut
Hill
Alabama
Congress
Dumverus
Trade talks scheduled with six city hearings
The administration moved toward lower tariffs by scheduling open hearings on the proposed charter of the International Trade Organization. Critics and supporters of the world trade plan were invited by the State Department to present views at hearings in six cities, beginning February 25 in Washington.
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International Trade Organization
State Department
Washington
Surplus Committee Probes Special House Disposal Incident
An investigating special house committee scrutinizes surplus disposal and alleged sloppy business practices, focusing on asset administration and potential mismanagement within the surplus program. The probe targets improper handling of assets and seeks to determine accountability.
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Profiteers Say Most U S Troops In Europe profit from black markets
A house military committee endorses a staff report claiming a vast majority of American personnel in Europe will be harvested by black market activities. The document, released weeks earlier by a committee member, proposes checking bank accounts or income tax returns of officers or enlisted men in Germany to determine their current fortunes.
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House
Europe
Germany
Republicans Probe War Plants Contracts in Senate Inquiry
Republicans pushed a broad inquiry into War Production Board contracts at the Senate War Investigating Committee. They suggested the RFC would be targeted first in a series of probes if the GOP retains control. If the RFC is charged, Jesse Jones, former RFC head and ex-Secretary of Commerce, would likely be the first witness.
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Senate War Investigating Committee
RFC
Senate
Jesse Jones
Secretary of Commerce
Law Library Pact Reached by County Officials
Tentative agreement to establish a county law library was reached at an informal meeting of the new county commissioners court. District Attorney William W. Hensley announced initial funding of 36000 from the general fund and a 1 tax to support ongoing library expenses. Official action was expected at Friday’s regular meeting with a back taxes discussion planned for Saturday with Assistant District Attorney H. Garydon Davis.
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Aith District
William WN. Hensley
Distriet
H. Garydon Davis
AAF Lists 10 New Ships
Washington Jan 7 The army air forces detailed 10 new aircraft advancing 1946 aviation, from a Halson craft to the 139-102 B46 and a rocket powered strong-box. It notes jet evolution from novelty to proven craft and the birth of the 10,000 mile super bomber, highlighting planes by Consolidated, Republic, Bell, Northrop, and Boeing.
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Washington
Army Air Forces
AAF
America
AAP
Consolidated Vallee
Republic Aviation
Bell Aircraft
Republic
VET Bombem
Consolidated-Vultec
Bell
RAF
Denison Judge Denies Strike Writ in Ice Company Dispute
In Denison, January 2, Judge R C Slagie refused a strike injunction against pickets of the Southern Ice Company in Pitteenth District Court. He found no evidence of violence or attempts to halt trains and declined to issue the restraining order as the six inch anew drove pickets to shelter. The strike began after Teamsters Union leaders 915 cited driver dismissals tied to union activity.
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Pickels
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R. C. Slagie
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Teamsters
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Army Keeps A-Bomb Secrets
Washington reports the army maintains control of the atomic bomb knowledge, keeping the critical processing information from civilian hands. Military officers doubt surrender to the new atomic commission will occur until President Truman confirms its five member panel and the Senate acts.
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Civilian Atomic Energy Commission
Carrol Louis Wilson
Farmy
Commission
Fiverman Commission
Truman
Senate
Atom bomb power hinted in postwar U S report
Former Assistant Secretary of War John J. McCloy disclosed in a journal article that the United States, by war’s end, was within 16 years of developing an atom bomb far more powerful than those then existing. The claim appeared in the Inga Journal.
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United States
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Inga Journal, & Service
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