Strikes and wage talks ripple U.S. shipyards and plants
Saint Francis era reports ongoing labor strife as machinists demand 1.15 per hour with double overtime, opposing 1.12 offers. Across Detroit, Piper and Great Lakes Steel workers reject contracts amid wage, holiday, and union shop disputes, while unions push for higher pay and improved housing in a broader wartime defense labor scene.
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San Francis
Ca Bay
Dres
Wuld
Strize
O& End AP
J. W. Greenslade
Strit
Ea Company
American Potish and Chemical, Company
Trone
Calif
Douglar Én Gomason Company
Detroit
STO
National Labor Relations Board
ALP. of L
Steel Workers
Great Lakes Steel Corporeation
Sederni
S. W
An & Clankel
Rank and Me
CLTO
United Automobile Workers Union
Ford Motor Company
PIPER
Piper Aircraft Corporation
Lock Haven
A.F
Lymien
Wright Automzile Machine Company
Durrals
H.C. Re
Linn
Piner Aircaam
Eigilan
Witot Kses
Dance and Radio Schedule Highlights From Evening Listings
Radio and dance listings showcase a busy night with Abe Voorhees Orch and various stations like KTSA and KABC broadcasting dance music. The lineup features orchestras, news segments, and entertainment hosts including Gerald Mann, Lyndon Johnson, and Harry James, with stations promoting dance broadcasts and program blocks through midnight.
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Mondat
Adalph Hotner
Eth
Hoter
Rangers
Bearr
Jwoxa
KTSA
Abe AL Voorhees
TSS
Radio ‘Forater
Pwoat—Pe la
Tikek State Bf
Terlwee
Kabc—Danca
Tresbedours
Kabc—Ranehall Brono—Enternational Goodwill
Rtsa Ames
Andy
Nemws Analisi
O Ae Hight
Harry James Ich
Rabc“Meadall Kuno
International Gooawit
Rasterworks
Muzic
Studlo
Barry
Eyia
Teese “Gecheten
Seoctausenat
Woay
Sh—News
Kane
Jo-Danze Gre
EMAC
Woo Susie Four Way
Tomorrow's radio programs and broadcasts schedule
A fragmented listing shows a full day of radio segments from morning to late evening. Programs include Devotional hour, Red River Dave, Wake Up and Live, The Family After Service, News, Gospel Fellows, News by Air, Serenade, and various concerts, market reports, and talk segments with multiple station identifiers and time slots.
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Puerto
Al—S
Ae Roe
Texas Fannen Remy
TGN
Red River
Bitkery
Shawbays
Uosa
Lia—Trodiox
Geurasetc
Nepe
Bandwaxen
AISA
Mary Lee Taylor
Daela Harym
John Ametcalts Choi Latt
Totoy
Ait
WOM Ie Studia
Music India Music
Iig—Guek
Newa IT
Pon Allen Ore
Hepures
Eciany
H Halls
Aalone
Ab Taves Seraaiyep
Ate
Peanceres— Studio
Ews
Teas Coumbie Comcetior
WORT
Solovox Fo
Toaan Livestoce
Wilseik Ames
Seeavy Tate
Bandwason
Obituary notices diverse Glaenzel Achterberg Bigalke and others
Obituaries list Otto Glaenzel 54 died Sunday at Joest hospital with services pending. Several other obits follow including Margaret Pearce 69 and Bethry Achterberg 72, with service times, officiants, survivors such as children and siblings, and interment details. Additional notices mention Edith Viola Bigalke 32 and Medola Sr 71 among survivors and funeral arrangements by local chapels and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Glaenzel
Joest
Riebenhabel
John Scherzer
Charles Glaenzel
Olivers
Wilber Combe
Martha Glaenzel
Richard Riedel
Lucheran Cemetery
Julia Pollers
Twenty-fourth — Street
Fleché Chapel
Willen Gay
Ilelating
Mary ‘Taylor
Emma Sanches
Jdaela Mays
George Pallers
Bayr Jose Cemetery
Edith Viola Bigalke
East Agavita Avenue
Zizth-Kearns
Job Funeral
Gl Mary's Church
Charles
A. Bigalke
Daenter
Elizabeth Bigalke
Chertes
Gerald Bigalke
San Fernando Cemetery
Lats Medola Sr
Leona Street
Angelus Chapel
Angelus Furer
Homme
Mary Costello
Josephine Bossi+ sans
Louis R. Je
Charles B
Domingo B
Merdala
Soviet Diplomats Aid in Hungary Report Misleads
London dispatch from Jie 28 notes the Soviet embassy claim that border police foiled an attempted escape from Budapest. The Hungarian interior ministry reportedly stopped a planned flight of a Soviet envoy amid tensions over Hungary’s political crackdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hungary
London
Jie
Exchange Telegraph
Hrussely Radio
Anciberg
Bossy
Budapest
Market Produce Prices From A Fragmented List
Readable items show a chaotic list of fruits and vegetables with varied currencies and units. entries include apples Washington Delicious avocados bananas grapes lettuce onions and more with inconsistent pricing and packaging terms across regions and vendors.
Tanks praised in division maneuvers in Tennessee
June 23 report on the Second Armored Division receiving new tanks at Rock Island Arsenal and Fort Benning, with Gen. Patton praising equipment as superior. Details recall 33-ton and 75 mm cannon light tanks, medium tanks with 37 mm cannons, and endurance notes amid two 4-hour exercises in mid-Tennessee.
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Tennessee
George
Patton Dz
Rock Island Arsenal
Fort Benving
Mid- Tennessee
Patton
Babk
Tank Captured Bare Handed in Middle Tennessee
June 24 report from the Army recounts Sgt. Wilbur Vandergoot of the ath engineer battalion capturing a tank with his bare hands during war games in middle Tennessee. He allegedly dropped from a tree onto an enemy tank, seized the commander by the neck, causing a collision as officers tried to shake him loose. With aid from his mates he then captured the crews of both tanks.
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Tennessee
Army Offictra Adré
Middle Tennessee
Wilbur Vendergoot
Ath
Br Lon
Vandergoet
Kellogg Resigns Post With OPM
WASHINGTON June 23 Kellogg a chief consultant on electrical power in the Office of Production Management resigned today amid a rule against employment. Kellogg also served as president of the Edison Electric Institute New York City, the trade group for electric utilities. Officials said the rule change was adopted by Knudsen and director Sidney Hillman.
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Washington
C.W. Kellogg
Whicf
Electrical Power of Ute Office of Production Management
OPM of
Kellogg
Edison Electric Institute
New York City
Trade Association of the
Eleccrle
Knudsen
Ble
Sidney Hillman
Pioneer dies advertising mogul Paul Block at 63
New York June 23 Paul Block publisher and head of Paul Block and Associates dies at 63 in his Hotel Waldorf Astoria apartment after months of illness. He led a national agency and owned major papers including the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette and Toledo Blade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Paul Black
Waldorfe
Paul Block and
Asigciates
Antonio Light
Royal Party 10 Spend Day in San Antonio visit
The royal party from Europe will spend Tuesday in San Antonio with Mrs. Walton and local hosts. They arrive at 11 p m Tuesday, dine at the Gunter hotel, and visit Incarnate Word college Randolph Field Port Sam Houston and other sites. Guests at luncheon include Father Rabe and Fathers Welsh and Chaput among clergy and local families. The group, including Archdukes and archduchesses, leaves Wednesday for continued travel.
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America
Das An~ Vonto
Benlon Walton
Laurel Heights Place
el Faso
San Antonio
Walton
John Barnett
Laurelfeights Place
E. J. Chaput
A. H. Rabe
Pather Willer
Walsh
Chaput
Patrick Geehan
Laurence Fitzalmon
Kaye
Manuel
William Ledford
Henry Menger
C. I Quin
Sherriff
Owen Kilby
John N. Greeley
Jack
Willian
Lyo
Rabe
Welsh
Pitesimon
Monteignor Gerhan
Thel
Charles Louis
Rudolph of Austria
Jear of
Luxembourg
Maria Adelaide
Charlotte and
Elizabeth of Austria
Lie Countess of
Cattle Worm Health Scare Spurs New Treatment in Bexar County
Harris County 4-H visitors toured Bexar County shows and ranches learning feeding, pens, and hay rack techniques. County Agent Fitzhugh warns worms threaten cattle, citing wet winter risks and large losses. A new diphenylamine benzol remedy with lamp black is shown, promising kill and reinfestation prevention with twice weekly application.
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Harris
K. W. Totttenham
Bexar Sourty
Bexar County
Werd Winders
Houston
Wade
Jkeroy Efvenhauer
Joe and
David Straus
Bobby Mickler
Bobby Ayres
Johny. Hoffman
Herford
W. T. Montgomery
Essar
Tom Slick
JH. A. Fitzhugh
Department of Agriculture
Vaneuvers on in Louisiana in six day war games
Alexandria La June 24 A daring attack on the 57th division headquarters opened mock hostilities as 40 000 Blue troops faced a skeleton Red force of 2 400 in a six day maneuver area west of Alexandria. Red air forces bombed the 37th division headquarters while sound trucks simulated battle noises during the exercise ordered by Lieut Gen Walter Krueger and Maj Gen Edmund Daley as East Texas divisions concentrate nearby.
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Alexandria
S7th
Maneuvver
Here
Walter Skrueger
Texas
British Capture Nazi Supply Ship Babitonga
British patrols intercepted the 2422 ton German supply ship Babitonga, the admiralty announced. The vessel, previously a Dutch merchant ship, was disguising as a passenger liner and was en route to Brest from Baltic waters when seized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Admiralty
Brest
Bicsiltan
U S Considers Reducing Domestic Dairy Consumption
Washington reports government officials may impose strict measures to cut consumption of butter cheese cream evaporated milk and canned tomatoes to meet Britain’s minimum wartime food requests. Rising demand drought and labor shortages strain supply though officials expect dairy production to increase over the next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Britain
Agriculture Department
Ais
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Mutual Broadcasting System
Netional Broadcasting
Nesci—Line Star Chain
Witeaas Siete Network
Texas Quality Nebrori
Fai Broadcasting System
Intsat Revigte
Atuerteng
Iwonagataran
Sap
Dawalien Parwdtic
Margaret Pearce
Magnesia Avenue
Mon- Mas
Bervives
Alebe Chapel
Patrick D. Miller
Geetmude Gerry
Sue Oldham
Indianapolis
Ind
Roselagian
Cemet Pallbearers
Tom Tenge
FE. Zipp
G. Taylor
John Fest
Bernard C. Striz
J. A. Mueller
Bethry Achterberg
Monterey Street
Baturday
Lavernta Baptist Church
Lavernia
Perry F. Webb
Ora
Martha FP. Achterverg
Mre
Sloan
Las Vegas
Nevada
Mra
ALS Bloan
Bre
Fieores Deegan
Itherland
KABC
Theo F. Weiss
Gerald C. Mann Ys
CIO
Paia Palfi
Grapetrust
Potattes
Idaho
Tedanes
Mexico
Ava
California
Fort Lawin
Wash
OPM
Advertising “Pioneer
Royal Party
Texas Trails
Turkey
Vaneuvers ON
Louisiana
Louise Armstrong
Bachwaods
Ciaseit
Aci
Wekts
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