Rail Dispute Quietly Nears Settlement
A nationwide rail wage dispute moves toward a negotiated end as a presidential fact finding board wraps hearings on 14 non operating unions seeking 20 cents per hour. The conflict affects 900000 workers and comes amid a broad coal dispute with the United Mine Workers leader John J Lewis resisting government jurisdiction.
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Robert 0. M
Mice International News Service
Presidential Factfinding Board
Chicago
National Railway Labor Act
Uen
John J. Lewis
United Mine Workers
War Labor Board
Lewis
Newdersey
Ickes
WLE
Washington
Connally
Senate
Atlantic Seaboard
Fair Lawn
Magnesium
Wright Aeronautical Corporation
Galr
Bosota Corrugated and Fiber Box Corporation
Bogota
N. J
Sun Shipbuilding Company
Jay Chester, Pav
Missing Boy Found Near Sea Beach After Navy Trip
The body of Michael Donohe Jr 10 and the second boy Regenoud Mierisch 8 were found after they vanished January 33 while reportedly heading to Washington to discuss anti submarine devices with navy officials. Hoboken residents said the youths had crossed a river barrier when the tragedy occurred.
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Secaucus
N. Wh
Washington
Navy
Kelly's Beach
Michael Donohe Jr
Regenoud Mierisch
Aller
Ure Darkensack River
Hotty
Hoboken
Pattee Tiel
James Kavecza
Hospital Bed Shortfall Persists in U.S. Facilities
The war production board reports a bed shortage of about 14,000 nationwide. Despite more hospitals operating than before, rapid construction adds 260 new facilities or expansions since January 1942. When completed, total beds will rise but remain in deficit for patient care.
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Washington
Mayche
Par
United States
WPB
Radio artists gain wage increases on seven stations
Washington May 5 The WL announced wage hikes for on air talent and seven staff categories at seven stations under its labor agreement. The increases cover technicians, sound effects, and related roles, marking a broad raise for cast and crew under the pact.
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Washington
INS
WL Today
Baltimore Elects Republican Mayor in Surprise Victory
Baltimore voters elected Howard W. Jackson the first Republican mayor in years with an estimated 20 000 plurality after Theodore R. McKeldin did not run. McKeldin supporters called the win a clear result of public dissatisfaction.
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Baltimore
Theodore R. McKeldin
Abent
Howard W. Jackson
McKeldin
Jack
12 Charged On Marihuana Violations in New Orleans
Charges filed in U S Commissioner W P Carothers court allege conspiracy to violate federal marihuana laws. The case ties narcotic trafficking between New Orleans and Reynosa Mexico to seizures in Iowa parish and New Orleans. Named defendants include James Kelliher Ola Oldham David Hanks Sidney Givot Leroy Colgurn Felix Salinas Wilson Frampton Gilmore Picou and others.
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Iowa
Iake Charles
New Orleans
James Anthony Kelliher
Ola Dee Oldham
David Francis Hanks
Sidney S. Givot
Summer Spanish Tour for North Texas Students
North Texas State Teachers College students will take a 40 day tour of Mexico during the second summer semester. The program aims to immerse learners in language and culture through an intensive travel itinerary.
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Denton
North Texas State ‘Teachers’ College
Mexico
Advice on New Labor Rules in Texas
Officials urge workers to consult employers or the U S Employment Service before changing jobs to avoid violations of the war manpower plan in Texas. USES district supervisor E A Eliot notes regional stabilization plans vary and guidance is available at USES offices, including 2 9 West Nueva Street San Antonio.
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U. S
Texas
E. A. Elot
Tnenpower Commission
WMC
Eliot
Ene
San Antonio
West
Nueva Street
Briton Urges Donations to Blood Bank
British born residents in this area are urged to donate blood for American servicemen. Consul General Walsh notes past blood plasma shipments to England and calls for pledges of units to the British Consulate General. Donors should send names to the consulate in Mauston.
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F.C. Walsh
Brilish
Texas
New Mexico
Britain
Ftd Cross
England
Walsh
Mauston
Dallas OPA To Set Prices On Staples
Dallas officials announced plans to set community maximum prices on staple goods in the Dallas Fort Worth region. The initial group includes poultry fluid milk eggs butter packaged cheese sugar cereals evaporated and condensed milk flour and other pantry items as the OPA moves to curb rising costs.
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Dallas
OPA
Dallas-Fort Worth
Housewife's Market Feature Notes Ore Protection
A brief item explains the housewife's market with a note that Whaket will be protected by ores known to both buyer and seller. The piece emphasizes established knowledge of ore protection between parties.
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Lieut
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Ean
Sarge
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Holy Bible
Alather
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Mustrathons
Shep
Wwe
Dorothy Perkinin
Beauty
Bemberg
Sears
Shah Diessng
Roebuck
Hears
Coleman & CO
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