End of Two Arms Plant Trike Shocks OPM
The Office of Production Management says strike settlements at two plants ease wartime orders while three others face clouded futures. At Los Angeles a halt was agreed after union recognition and wage talks. Bethlehem and Chicago saw resumptions or marches toward settlement.
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Associated Press
Office of Production Managemant
Co. EO
Horvill Atroyett Die Cesting Corporation
Los Angeles
Ruancgentagh
OPM
Bethlehem
Teady LO
Hethichem
Chicago
International Harvester Company -McCommick Works
C.T.O
Walteouts
I. O
L. Machinisis
San Francisca Fms
de- Terre
Waluous
Moore Drydock
Western Pipe and Steel
Deth- Jehem Steel
Union Iron Works
Pacific Corn, Drydock Association
California Metal Trades Association
Thr
Ay Area Metal Trades Council
Ution's International
Michel Heviis
W. O. C. Re- Ridsal Divertor
Eunerd
J. A. Brill Company
Philadelphia
Wold
Yano ahelKul
Enge Innronsns
Marriage Costs Police Job Incity Document Muddled
The fragment reports a marriage involving City Detective J T Mounger and Miss Lattimore from a criminal records division. It notes restrictions about married persons working in the same department and mentions a figure of 461 sins and a Veulgn, but the text is garbled and unclear on precise facts or dates.
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Werlick Hells Lave
Miks Jinote
Lattimore
Notes Department
Ler
Jobs
Miss Lattimore
Wis
Birnday
J. T. Mounger
Gons Lipscom
New Anti Strike Plea by Daniel O'Duciel
Daniel O'Duciel today sent a special message to the Texas legislature urging immediate action on a bill to end force and violence in local disputes. He argued the time has come to protect the right to work and stop strikes tied to fear of losing employment. He claimed the bill is constitutional based on last week's attorney general filing and would replace a 60 day cooling off with new terms.
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Austin
Gover
Toy W. Lée O'Duciel
Ankine
Texas
O'Paniel
Gerald
Mann
O'Datiel
Authorization of two battalions for Texas defenses
The adjutant general's department authorized two battalions to guard San Antonio with Capt. Willard E Simpson named commander of the thirty battalion. Officers include Cayst Paul Villaret, John G. Rice, Walter J. Mavlos, Howard Dustin, May Stileman, Norman G. Bagel, Jacob Harris, Jack Deforrash, and Sehu Saint. One battalion is sponsored by the American Legion.
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Texas
San Antonio
Adjutant General's Department
Austin
Neill
Authors Will Hear National President At Taylingen Meeting
Dallas guest Dickerson, head of the National Association, will address the Composers and Authors Agendation at the Texas annual meeting in Taylingen. Mrs Charles R. Allen of San Alstonia leads the group, with Lucia Frenk and Chris Biarnete named among curators for the Avalon Poetry Shrine in San Antonio.
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Athy Bag
Durham Dickerson
Dallas
Mediation Board Completed in U S defense talks
President Keosa velé announced the final step to create a 11 member defense mediation board. He also described other actions including river and public works funding and a district judge’s retirement. A weathered voyage and fishing details accompany the report with scattered, unclear fragments.
Adult Educators to Austin Parley Conference Opens
Educational leaders from Antone and nearby areas join the second Southwest Wepfoliak Conference on Adil Edus penelon in Austin. Notable participants include EB Troutz director of She pth Me affairs faiths LW Rogers educational director of Civilian Conservation empsi and Mies Grace Williags WPA training specialist Carley Huser WPA educational advisor.
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Fy Austin
EB. Troutz
She Pth
LW. Rogers
Civilian Conservation Empsi
Eighth Corps
Mies Grace Williags
WPA
Carley Huser
Governor May Lose Powers Debate Hits Texas Senate
Austin March 24. Senator Joe Hill of Henderson renewed calls that Governor W Lee Oleanla is failing to fill vacancies on state boards and commissions as required by the constitution. Hill said the governor has not appointed successors to Highway Commissioner Harry Hines, Trade Commissioner Jac Kunswick, and four Texas A and M regents whose terms expired. He also urged submitting a nominee to replace a rejected state auditor.
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Austin
Joe Wim
Henderson
Goveror W. Lee Qdainla
Ignord Constitutiona
Hopett
Hill
Harry Hines
Tavor Commisslance
Jac Kunswitk
Texas A. and M. College Board of Regen
Senate
King
Induction Reenactment for Archbishop Lucey in San Antonio
A solemn re enactment marks the induction of Most Rev Robert Lucey. Procession from St Joseph’s orphanage to San Fernando Cathedral features Franciscan monks and bishops in scarlet white and gold. Inside, Archbishop elect Lucey and Most Rev Gagnant lead a pontifical mass with 34 bishops and four archbishops present.
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Claude
Robert. Lucey
Hells
Old San Fernando Cathedral
St. Joseph's Orphanage
Francisca
San Antonio
Aceriet
Perade
San Antanis
Stanish Lucey
Amictar Giovani
Alter Poys
Cieagnan
Gicognant
Health panel proposal spurs city county setup plan
Health officer Dr George Cox urged San Antonio and Bexar County to replace politics with merit based appointments for a unified health department. He proposed a state aided director overseeing qualified staff to reduce political influence and save money, contrasting with current municipal controls. The idea follows a broader national trend toward centralized health management and merit systems.
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Bexar County
Suh Antolita
Paso
Ans Tn
Corpus Chiyisth
Texas
George Cox
Anatin
Cox
San Antonio
Win
Nwn
State
Une Merit Sule
The
Light
Tat Rity
City Health Board
State Department
Public Health Board
City Alecority
de. Con
Antonia
Dextard
Old Friendship to Be Renewed at Archbishop’s Elevation
Rev Sidney Metzger auxiliary bishop of Santa Fe and de Mnah Rey postolic delegate will renew old ties at the celebration for Archbishop Robert B. Tincey. Metzger, former head of St John's seminary, mentored by the late Reverand Cleognant for six years in Rome. He has since become a friend to the archbishop-elect, former seminary head consecrated bishop at San Fernando Cathedral in April 1940.
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Tie Most
Sidney Metzger
Santa Fe
de Mnah Rey
Aimwile
Separate on board argued amid tense Texas debate
Debate on proposed gas commission reform heated as Representative Houston McMurry argues for immediate action while opponent Jenny Phillips decries the plan as a clash between the all gang and Texas people. A motion to delay and a late-night vote defeat are noted.
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Austin
Houston McMurry
Henrietta
Eal
Jinny Phillips
Angleton
All Gang
People of
Texas
Phillips
Sintdt
J. Ke. Hileman
Alanis
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