Power strike 3 prevented shows limited walkouts across industries
Imminent walkouts were averted today as several unions called off strikes at Consumers Power Co serving 2,000,000 in southern Michigan and Rutland railroad in Vermont. A steel strike at Orange Texas was settled with terms withheld, while Allied plants faced threat of one day stoppages over closed shop demands. Negotiations continued at Westinghouse and Edison's with union seeks for wage increases and recognition.
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Radio Amateurs to Hold Ham Fest
The San Antonio Amateur Radio club hosts a ham fest Saturday from 6 p m to midnight at the Beethoven home 422 Peraida Street. County Judge Charles W Anderson will be principal speaker. The program features recording voices a transmitter display melon pictures radio equipment on view and music by the orchestra.
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Japanese, Axis Chiefs to Hold Berlin Rome Talks
Shanghai dispatch reports Yosuke Matsuoka plans travels to Berlin and Rome for talks with Hitler Mussolini and Ribbentrop. He aims to discuss tripartite pact, world peace prospects, and potential meetings with Stalin Molotov, with return to Tokyo targeted by late April.
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Siamese Twins Die in Waco Hospital
Two conjoined twins born to Alvin Majors in a Latin community area died in a Waco hospital after birth. The infants, joined at the waist with a single heart, passed away shortly after birth, as reported from Waco on March 7.
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