Ship Strike Wage Cut Takes Effect Officials Report Limited Impacts
Federal mediation efforts advance as ship owners and marine workers await a formal proposal. Only two bow ships tied up partly due to wage reductions, with several vessels in Baltimore and others facing delays as the plan begins. Government board officials caution broader effects may unfold slowly.
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Federal Commission
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Seeveinder Davis
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Henscar
Effexor
Merchiat
Craig Farle
Fodar
Khowal
Tie Up Is Predicted In New York Shipping Walkout
Union leaders forecast a 1 percent wage cut protest by striking workers across American shipping. News of the walkout spread after International Seamen's Union called solidarity actions. Marine workers and longshoremen prepared for actions, with the wage reduction set to take effect at midnight.
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Colle
Sive International
Lensen
Raurdey Wei
York City
New Orleans
St Louis
Indianapolis
Washington
Skeepole
Ingean Mrimeico
Askone
Albatty
N.Y
Cleveland
Glee Falls
Aulikes al Piiaie
Lancester
Bell
American Federation of Labor
Galveston
San Antonio
Trinity
Veter
Ship strike hits Galveston port as workers walkout widens
About 120000 workers are out, with 40000 in ADL port facilities. Roughly two hundred ships are idle, and total cargo losses top many thousands. Galveston marine workers include seamen, cooks, engineers and filers quitting immediately after wage cut motives were stated.
Rector of St. Mark's Church to Assume New Duties Sunday
The Episcopal church announces Rev Bertrand W. who came from Maryland will assume new duties at St. Mark's. He previously served as rector in Cheyenny and Baltimore and chaired religious education. His background includes Kansas College, Jones Hopkins University, and work in public affairs. Congregation committee members include St. Woodward senior warden and George T. Alleur.
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Were
Pang
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Religius Education
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Cinenaii
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Kanyon College
Dallimore
Jones Howkins Taierisity Vecentiiy
Tins
Ot. Woodward
George T. Alleur Funn
Muir
H. Tare
Arthur Jones
Bical Presbyterian
Austin Seamvans
Tones
Wreck at 40 Block North Street Repairs Planned
Wrecking work on an eight story hotel side of North Street is set to begin as contractors estimate a cost of 320000 to clear debris and rebuild. The project aims to restore the property near the Maverick front with demolition and reconstruction underway.
Nationwide Printing Strike Appears Averted In 1940s News
Widespread printing industry walkouts seemed unlikely as negotiators reported partial settlements and deferments. Local unions in New York Chicago and Cleveland signaled resolve to avoid a broad strike while several plants faced curtailed operations and salary talks.
Fragmented Downtown Assault Report From City News
A chaotic OCR fragment describes two Mexican youths aged 17 and an adult male being detained by Detectives Bial Crosby during a morning investigation into rooms of a downtown apartment complex. Additional garbled ads reference local businesses and a claim that Perez sustained a broken jaw from an unidenti fied assailant on a Saturday night.
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Mexi
Eustary
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al West Peeas Streek
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Vele Pore
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Aken Jew
Iato
Perez
Traffic collision near corner injures man near hospital
A man was struck along the sidewalk at a street corner and was taken to Robert Keon Memorial Hospital after the incident occurring just before midnight. The scene involved Tony's Jazz Orchestra as a bystander detail.
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Robert Keon Memorial Hospital
Open New Methodist Church in Vallejo Area
A new Mexican Methodist church on Seth Lavede and Colina streets opened Sunday afternoon with services led by Wey Frank S. Onderda nk. The church, built at a cost of 40000, was funded by the Methodist Centenary fund and congregation members.
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New Mexican Methodist Church
Seth Lavede
Colina Streets
Oldlock
Wey
Frank S. Onderdank
Maxi« van Worlings
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