Penalties Bill Aims at Government Strike Instigators
Democratic whip R L Rampeck of Georgia frames substitute law aimed at stopping strikes in government operated plants led by coal industries. It would impose fines up to 5000 dollars and imprisonment for instigating work stoppages, while preserving individual rights to quit or refuse work. The measure strengthens the labor board and asserts presidential power to seize strikebound industries. Debate delayed a final vote, with no decision expected before Monday as miners face return-to-work orders.
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Cameron Board Appeals for Deferment Amid Draft Turmoil
Cameron county draft board No. 9 seeks presidential action as Amalgamated coal mine strikers face deferments or return-to-work orders. Roosevelt and L. Powers promise sympathy. nationwide labor strikes spark reclassification and new work or fight directives across Tennessee Alabama and Pennsylvania.
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Race Strike Paralyzes Packard Plant Second Day
DETROIT June 4 A work stoppage at the Packard Motor Car plant continued into its second day as workers walk out over job upgrades on the final assembly line. Local 120 UAW said the action was unauthorized and halted production of Rolls Royce aircraft engines and Packard machine engines. Union leaders and company spokesmen offered conflicting accounts of the protest and racial tensions centered on mixing white and negro workers.
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Apartment Seeker Desperate in Wanted Rent Ad
A Denver reader describes a desperate apartment search in a quirky Wanted Rent ad. Mrs named Dobakt pleads for housing saying she fears for her baby and complains landlords refuse due to presumed Japanese prejudice, urging help from readers.
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Race discrimination blamed for rising strikes in wartime
Labor officials say wage disputes and racial bias fuel a surge in strikes as Mexicans and Negroes move into skilled jobs under seniority rules. Roosevelt creates a fair employment committee, while wage gains lag behind skyrocketing living costs. Bureau figures show rising costs since 1939, with local variations in coal regions.
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Skinny Ennis Orchestra Sues Over 1941 Bus Crash
Thirteen members of the Skinny Ennis orchestra sue for injuries from a Gary Indiana bus crash on June 30 1941 that damaged 183.00 dollars in damages. The bus collided with a trolley pole after Gary street closure by White Consolidated Inc.
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Gary
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Man's 5 Children to Witness Graduation
Athol Massachusetts June 4 1951 a hometown graduation story with Patrolman Samuel J. Boudreau 32 who left school at 15 and pursued his high school diploma through non working hours the proud father plans to graduate alongside his five children with the Athol High School exercises highlighted by a family audience.
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