Labor action widens as wage demands collide across unions
United Mine Workers pursue a uniform seven dollar daily wage and 10 day paid vacation while the GI W A seeks a general 12 cent hourly raise. North American Aviation strike idles 1150 workers as unions threaten broader walkouts. Detroit and Midwest drivers and municipal workers loom large with possible mid-June action. Western railroads report potential deadlock over wage hikes totaling hundreds of millions amid multiple union proposals.
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Yeader
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Graduate Nurses to Meet April 14
The Texas Graduate Nurses Association holds its next convention at the Plaza on April 14 15 16 and 17 with Miss Daly Rea Moore as president. State headquarters are in El Paso. John P. Bountis Jr. and A H Loulsa Detrich conveyed the notice.
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John P. Bountis Jr
A. H Loulsa Detrich
Miss Daly Rea Moore
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el Paso
Juvenile Board Handles 191 Cases
The county Juvenile board reported May handled 181 cases with 168 disposed and 23 on the June docket. Delinquency led offenses. 75 white, 72 Mexican, 20 Negro among definants. Sixty four had prior board hearings. 22 cases involved stealing and 26 involved running away.
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Roosevelt Denies Nazi Peace Offer Amid Press Criticism
President Franklin D. Roosevelt refuted a Nazi peace proposal as press coverage drew sharp criticism of what he called a selective press tilt. He noted ambassador Vincents mission and secretary Hull commented on ongoing Pacific policy while London transit and defense topics were raised by visiting officials.
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France Denies Charges On Syria Defense Policy
Vichy leaders press defense of Syria against British moves as Hull warns cooperation with Germany could threaten rights of other nations. Denix urges unbudging defense with French forces in the Levant while Vichy officials deny German occupation of Damascus and discuss empire defense in a cabinet meeting.
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Tunisia
French Africa
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Syeda
Hull's Statement Dismissed as France's Affair
Berlin reports quote a German spokesman calling Secretary Hull's warning on German French cooperation France's affair and noting U S aid to France has totaled four shiploads of supplies. He hints at pulling American aid politics to sway French policy and expects more aid if French politics align with U S interests.
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Major Bob E. Smith Ordered to Active Duty
Major Bob E. Smith of the Mineral Wells artillery reserve is ordered to a year of active duty and assigned to the office of the constructing quartermaster. The announcement came Friday and notes Fort 6am Hours jon as the constriction zone.
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Spud-peeling protester stages one-man White House march
Rep Patrick of Alabama parades with Irish potatoes in front of the White House to protest the American Peace Mobilization. He carries a bucket and a large flag, declaring picketing is not work while alleging protesters are not accomplishing much.
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Fatrick
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Patrick
War Roundup: Axis Aims in Middle East Tactics
Associated Press report cites Roosevelt spiking peace talks as Nazi propaganda grows in the United States. Dutch reject Japanese demands for war materials. Italy bombs Gibraltar and Nazis forecast strikes on the Suez. London says 150 dead, 200 wounded in Alexandria raid. British troops may land on north coast of Syria. French deny German presence near Damascus as Hull warns against co operation. London endures first air raid alarm since April 22 as anti aircraft guns roar.
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Japan Reconsiders Position Under Tripartite Pact
Tokyo reports a News week plea for Japan to rethink its stance in the tripartite agreement to help broker a US rapprochement. The review notes that a partial dissociation from a regional bloc is not entirely unimaginable, though details remain unclear.
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