Tug Strike Set in New York Harbor
A strike of 3800 AFL laborers has been called for Monday in New York harbor, threatening to cripple shipping in the world busiest port. An ILWU spokesman said the walkout aims to press wage hour demands and would halt shipments on vessels operated by a few small companies. The action mirrors broader labor unrest with utilities and other unions involved in wage disputes nationwide.
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Blood Test Stations Open for Venereal Disease Outreach
Blood test stations open to service 60,000 San Antonians for venereal disease screening. Officials emphasize voluntary visits and privacy, with a health division lead and community organizers coordinating the midweek rollout. Local ministers join a denominational alliance to support outreach while a public information drive promotes trust and participation.
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Maney Salaries No Unanimous Guild Action on Grievances
The Bereen Aeters union unanimously approved motions at a meeting led by President George Murphy. The resolutions authorize the negotiating committee to seek back pay for time spent in makeup hairdressing and wardrobe, study working conditions, and protect actors who are interviewed but do not receive roles. The plan also includes paying veterans their regular salary after a reasonable waiting period and considers a six hour workday with overtime if applicable.
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New Church Groundbreaking Near South San Antonio
Ground breaking ceremonies mark the start of a $150,000 youth church project in South San Antonio Nebraska City. The plan includes a new Baptist church with future plans for a school and street improvements. Attendees include Rev John Daniel Browe and district missionary Harald C Winno with Dr T A Be South and Carl Met Gin among others.
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Hoover Plans Fishing Event and Founder Anniversary
Local organizers announce a February 15 meeting led by founder Meri Hoa Er to discuss a fishing initiative in Mian, with target date aligning to serendipitous observance. Event aims to raise awareness and community involvement through guided activities and local outreach.
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AFL Works on Movie Dispute in Miami
In Miami the AFLs executive council studied a labor dispute between carpenters and stagehands linked to a recent strike. President William Green pledged an amicable settlement and no repeat of studio walkouts. Eric Johnston and representatives from three film firms were to explain the producers’ view amid the jurisdictional clash over jobs claimed by carpenters.
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Hopkins Rites To Be in NLY
New York funeral services are planned Friday for Harry S. Hopkins, trusted adviser to Roosevelt. Final rites will be at St Bartholomew's Church on Park Avenue with Rev. Paul T. Sargent officiating. Burial site not announced. Hopkins died yesterday at 55 on the eve of FDR's late chief’s birth anniversary. his memoirs, being written for Harper and Brothers, may remain unfinished.
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Barred Tolgians From Voting in February Elections
Brussels report says Minister of the Interior Adalphe van Grabheke announced 322 Tolgians would be barred from the February 17 general elections for collaborating with the Germans during the occupation. The move targets those implicated in enemy negotiations and activities.
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World Tours Resume With Ocean Liner Service Plan
Grady, president of Linestrong-Pacific announces early resumption of world tours and transpacific liner service. Four large luxury liners will sail biweekly from San Francisco and Los Angeles, aiming to restore prewar schedules before year end.
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Hine Seeks Baby Chicks Under Classification 124
A classified notice indicates Hine seeks to buy baby chicks under Classification 124, with light demand noted as ASD. The listing references standard poultry purchasing terms and expected quantities for immediate supply.
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