UAW Faces Prolonged Auto Strike at Chrysler
DETROIT January 26 AP The United Auto Workers began a possibly long strike at Chrysler over pension terms. The walkout idled about 196 000 workers. Chrysler output halted at 7 000 cars daily. Union and company executives traded sharp comments on pension plans while broader support loomed from the union’s international body.
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Price report hits Labor Party in capital wage pressures
London report indicates the Labor government faces worker discontent as a labor ministry statement ties living costs to wage trends, signaling risk to popularity ahead of the general election. The piece notes rising prices and the impact on unions and workers.
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Ministry of Labor
Truman shifts news conferences for Snyder wedding
President Truman moved this week's White House news conferences to tomorrow to accommodate reporters attending the wedding of Oracle Snyder, daughter of Secretary of the Treasury Snyder, this afternoon. Truman plans to attend as well.
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Coal Tries Lewis Again
The Pittsburgh coal industry renews its offer to join L Lewis in contract talks aiming to end a six state miners strike. Key demands include a base daily wage rise to 15. and a 15 cent per ton increase plus continued 20 cent per ton tines and welfare payments.
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Truman Won't Intervene In Coal Mine Slowdown
The White House said President Truman will not intervene in the ongoing coal mine slowdown today and no decisive action is expected this week.
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Four Japan Officers Sentenced for Langson Massacre
Four Japanese officers were sentenced to death for the massacre of about 600 French prisoners at Langson. The verdicts came as the Saigon tribunal condemned the wartime atrocity amid postwar trials.
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Best Man For Exs 2nd Best Man For Exs 2nd
Joan Henry Mears, famed globe traveler with records in 1919 and 1928, acted as best man at his former wife Marian Mears's wedding to Ralph Koehler. Mears divorced in 1920 after a 21,054 mile world tour begun in New York. He later earned presidential recognition from Woodrow Wilson aide Calvin Spoildue. Mears is a writer and producer of plays.
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Marian Mears
Woodrow Wilson
Calvin Spolldue
Mears
Odds on Labor Victory Shortened to 4-7 in London
London bookmakers cut Labor party odds to 4-7 on the general election set for February 25, with rival Conservatives at 1-1 and Winston Churchill among notable figures amid the early campaign chatter.
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FBI Chief Endorses Slots Ban to Curb Underworld Gambling
In Washington on January 26, FBI Director J Edgar Hoover told the House hearings there is considerable merit to proposals restricting slot machines as a check on gambling rackets. The remarks were made public today as part of ongoing discussions on proposed arm bandit controls. In another item from Corsicana also dated January 26, State Senator Kyle Vick of Waco announced his candidacy for Texas governor.
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Old Style Large Money Still Circulates in Treasury Notes
Secretary Snyder told a subcommittee that 8.5 million dollars of outsize folding money remain outstanding and requests a 16 million dollar boost for the bureau of engraving and printing. Bills are redeemed faster than produced, depleting treasury reserves as about 40 million dollars of new bills are issued daily to replace redeemed notes.
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Indonesia Fight Kills in West Java City Clash
Indonesian troops battled rebels in Jakarta during a dawn manhunt for West Java insurgents. Seven killed, several aides injured as security forces fortified federal offices and imposed cordons amid unrest tied to a guerilla uprising. Premier Aya Toe Jokroamingto was reportedly detained by U.S. and local authorities connected to the revolt.
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Big Mo May Move in Norpol ic Virginia Salvage Efforts
Navy planners evaluated salvage operations for a ship in Chesapeake Bay with aerial reconnaissance. The plan aims to refloat the vessel and restore active service, contingent on complete conditions being met. The note also reports on a royal engagement in Tokyo between Princess Kazuko and Tashimieri Takatsukasa.
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New Storms Hit Northwest and East in Bizarre Weather Sweep
A sweeping weather event disrupted much of the nation with unusual warmth in the east and heavy cold in the northwest. Records toppled in Richmond, Norfolk, and New York as temperatures spiked and froze. tornadic winds struck near Ironton Missouri while dust storms damaged crops in the west. Flights were delayed, ships halted, and major airports canceled arrivals amid dense fog on the East Coast.
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Mao Seeks Russian Aid to Invade Formosa
Lake Buohss Ingahtm Chinese Nationalists say Mao Zedong asked Russia for warships to aid a Red China invasion of Formosa. UN officials reportedly discussed the potential Russian involvement and warned of possible action to unravel tensions in the region.
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West Protests Traffic Block Amid Tense Border Standoff
Confused dispatch reports Berlin and Western German border tensions as Soviet and American forces reinforce checkpoints. Demonstrations halted traffic while orders and countermeasures ripple through Allied lead points along the Germany frontier.
Miami Gold Digger Hunts for Loot in Glass Jar Claim
Miami reporter describes George B. Mobley digging a 20 foot hole near Green Cove Springs seeking 19 million dollars in gold. He displays a glass jar dated 1868 and a wine house inscription while spectators watch his glass metal and wooden draining rail demonstration. He previously sought one million in gold two years earlier and faces local attention from a Jacksonville physician.
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Defense asks new trial for Sam Smithwick in Belton murder
Belton AP Jan 26 defense attorneys appeal for a new trial for Sam Smithwick who was convicted last night of murdering crusading radio commentator Bill Mason on Alice Street and given a life sentence. Jurors deliberated about three hours and 17 minutes before rendering the verdict.
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Weather forecast for San Antonio turns frigid
A cold front brought by a north wind lowers temperatures Friday night with near freezing expected. Friday highs around 48 with a sharp drop overnight into Saturday morning. Clouds bring showers. the freeze will be heavy as colder air settles in.
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Weather forecast and temperature swings across days
Partly cloudy with showers Thursday afternoon and cooler nights. Thursday high around 73 with Friday expected 40 to 48. Wednesday reached 83 and 67, with a note of January temperature shifts. Moscow London Jan 26. Institute of News Service reports Russia moving toward reorganization of the United States of something.
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