UMW Charges Pressed Over Canton Miner Showdown
Chicago on May 8 reports the government will press unfair labor practices charges against John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers in the Canton incident. Lloyd Sidener, 45, formerly UMW Ideal president at Canton, was ousted March 7 for allegedly defying a federal court back-to-work order and for attempting to establish a rival union.
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Chicago
Joh L. Lewis
United ‘Mine Workers
Canton, Jr
Lloyd Sidener
UMW Ideal
Canton
Bidéner
Texas Heat and Storms Forecast Breadth of Thunderstorms
Heat and rain are incoming for Texas with hot spells and scattered thundershowers. Heavy hail reported on the south plains near Tohoka with 3 to 4 inch stones and drifts up to a foot. A flash storm dropped 2 to 3 inches in northeast Lynn County as the Lubbock Tahoka highway faced high water. Presidio recorded 103 degrees, Dallas hit 90, near the May 17 record.
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Texas
South Plains
Tohoka
Lynn County
Lubbock-Tahoka Hwy
Presidio
Dallas
North Cool Weather Across Regions With Cold North
The nation's weather was fair Thursday with temperatures near normal in most areas. Cooler conditions persisted in the northern Great Lakes, with readings dipping below freezing in parts of Michigan and into the low 30s in northern Minnesota and northern Wisconsin. Early morning low reached 29 at Grand Marais, Mich.
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Minnesota
Wisconsin
Grand Marais
Mich
Senator cites Democrat financer of Truman tour shadow
Sen Brewster of Missouri told the Senate that a very distinguished Democrat funded the Republican shadow who followed President Truman on a cross country tour. He named John W. Hanes of New York and North Carolina, once under secretary of the treasury under Roosevelt.
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INS
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Senate Today
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John W. Hanes
New York
North Carolina
Treasury
Roosevelt
Rita Hayworth Cutting Ties With Hollywood
Hollywood report says Rita Hayworth is selling her ranch style house to a physician for about 50000 dollars as she cuts ties with the film industry. Charles T Spencer, her representative, announces the move on May 18 1942.
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Hollywood
Rita Hayworth
Charles T. Spencer
Aly. Khan
Mixing sugar with gasoline case leads to fines
Mitzi Frazier, 100 Peyton Walls, was charged in County Court at Law No 2 after pouring sugar into the gas tank of Jack Blundell's auto at 40434 Ninety-Fifth St. On April 28 Judge C J Matthews found Frazier guilty and imposed a fine. A 25-day jail sentence was ordered for Jack M Newman on a separate driving without owner's consent charge.
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Mitzi Frazier
Peyton Walls
Prazier
Jack Blundell
Ninty-fifth St
C.J. Matthews
Matthews
Jack M. Newman
Weather map shows scattered showers across central zones
A weather map indicates scattered showers across the upper and middle Mississippi valley and plains westward into Wyoming and Colorado. Evening thunderstorms are forecast for parts of the middle Atlantic region and Lake region, with cooler air moving into the Rocky Mountain states and toward the Pacific.
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Plains
Wyoming
Colorado
Middle Atlantic
Lakes
Lowland Plains
Rocky Mountain States
Pacific
Strike Looms Across Rail and Transit Networks
A railway strike threat by the AKL Switchmen's Union of North America looms with 6000 members set to walk out Tuesday across midwestern and western lines for 48 hours pay for a 40 hour week. Public transit workers in Portland, Portland Me, Atlanta, and Pittsburgh report walkouts or slowdowns as bus and trolley crews join labor action amid stalled agreements.
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Portland
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
AKL Switchmen's Union of
North’ America
Thesday
Midwestern
West
Atin
Railroads
Arthur J. Glover
Telephone
Southern
Bell
CLO Communications Workers of America
Bps
Oliver. Corp
Cleveland
Independent
International Association of Machinists
Oliver
Busi? Ness
Gadget Gets First Victim In Police News
Police report the city’s new patrol unit recorded its first victim and a taxi driver, Neal Alridge, 42, as the subject of a driving while intoxicated charge. The incident occurred Wednesday afternoon on Paso Hondo Street near the fire station.
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Fine
Burleson
Miteematts
Neal Alridge
F.A. Toudouse
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