Soft coal wage row nears peaceful solution in UMW strike
In Washington June 8 the soft coal wage dispute shows signs of calm as 000 miners return to work after a renewed UMW note. Edward R Burke of the southern Appalachian group said producers would notify by tomorrow there is no agreement on a $2 a day demand. John L Lewis had not shifted his stance though a $1.50 compromise was rejected for a 30 day trial. The union leader Ray Edmondson accepted June 26 as a basis for industry negotiations. Congress and industry discussions continue over cooling off provisions and government control while war-time mass production anxieties influence policy.
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Ray Edmdson
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House
Senate
Prayer Held As Defense Weapon
In Boston the First Church of Christ Scientist leaders placed prayer at the top of defensive and offensive tools to win the global battle against oppression. They urged that deliverance from oppressors stems from the prayer of understanding with a miracle of deliverance. Attendance was skimpier due to gas and transport shortages, yet reports from Christian Science activities show rising demand for spiritual enlightenment amid wartime strain.
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Ghristian Belenca Board of
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Massachusetts
Directore
Three South Texans Freed as Japanese Prisoners
Three South Texans held as Japanese prisoners were released Tuesday by the War Department. The evacuees are Pvt. Hruna G. Fuentes, son of Mrs. Paula Fuentes of Brownsville. Pvt. Frank Syrinek, son of Mrs. Rasie Syrinek of Fitzgerald. and Pvt. James Voelcker, son of Mrs. Agnes Voelcker of Welmore.
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Hruna G. Fuentes
Paula Fuentes
Brownsvill PLC
Frank Syrinek
Rasle Srinek
Fiatenia
James Voeivker
Agnes Voelcker
Welmore
Directors Elect New President at Mother Church
The directors announced the election of Mrs. Cassette D. 5 Mc Kensie of Cambridge Massachusetts as president of the Mother church for the ensuing year, succeeding Mrs. Elisabeth F. Norwood of Brookline Massachusetts, as increasing effort to bring prayer to bear upon crucial feats of the times.
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Cassette D. 5
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Cambridge
Massachusetts
Elisabeth F. Norwood
Brookline
Argentina’s New Government Declares Neutrality Policy
Argentina’s day old military government led by President Pedro Ramirez pledged a neutrality policy “for the present” and loyal cooperation with American nations. Ramirez ousted the conservative provisional regime of Gen Artuto Hanson after a lightning revolution. He asserted Argentina’s autonomy, denounced foreign influence, and promised a civilian government in line with constitutional limits. The cabinet includes military ministers and signals moderates. in Chile a cabinet reshuffle followed a political crisis, with Vice Admiral Julio Ailar Pinto becoming interior minister and Gen Oscar Hseudero named defense minister.
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Republic of
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Americas
Congress
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Santiago
Chile
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Julio Ailard Pinto
Interior
Juan Antonio Rios
Siim
Washington
Defense
Get
Oscar Hseudero
Bodies of Soldiers Recovered After River Crash
Aberdeen Wash June 41N8 The Elk river was dragged today for the body of the last of five soldiers who drowned when their truck plunged off the Bay City bridge into the river Sunday night Four bodies were recovered Monday when the vehicle was raised to the surface Names were withheld pending notification of next of kin.
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Aberdeen
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Elk River
Bay City
Call Theft Charge Filed Against Kenneth R. Guy
Kenneth R. Guy faces theft charges in Bat Corrigan's court after deputies found two 180 pound halves of beef near the Jantzen farm along the Corpus Christi road. Guy admitted purchasing the bull for breeding two weeks prior. Sheriff’s reports say a knife tarpaulins and sacks were found at a highway waypoint used to conceal carcases. a federal meat stamp was noted.
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Kenneth Robert Guy
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