Hudson Plant Gain Opens After Wage Strike
Detroit May 22. The Hudson Motor Car Company announces wage gains at its three Detroit plants, a week after the United Automobile Workers called a wage-increase strike. An agreement approved by 3000 to 4800 members provides an eight-cent hourly raise for about 2500 workers, below the union’s 11-cent demand.
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Japan Tightens Belt with New Ration Rules
Tokyo reports a new decree tightening rations. Four adds to staples like flour, cereal and sugar join meat, eggs and milk as scarce. June flour allowance for a four person family is one and a quarter pounds. Butter and vegetables rise in price while milk is limited to children and meat remains hard to obtain with monthly meatless days in Tokyo.
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Tokyo
Japan
Latin naval officers on wit here at Stinson field
A party of 11 top ranking Latin American naval officers stopped briefly at Stinson field on Wednesday afternoon en route to New Orleans. They were accompanied by Rear Admiral A T Beauregard, United States Navy veteran from San Antonio, traveling in two navy transports and two United Airlines planes.
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Stinson Field
New Orleans
A T. Beauregard
United States Navy
San Antonian
Navy
Diane
United Airlines
Cross-country naval tour includes Latin American officers
Senger planes lead a tour visiting navy stations and defense plants with Latin American officers accompanied by an American navy aide and an officer. The group lists Capt. Julio Arguelles chief of staff Cuba, Vicar Admiral Jose Machado, Rear Admiral Carlos Ratalde of Brazil, Vice Admiral Julie Alard of Chile, Commander Cesar Mogollon Brua der, Vice Admiral Jose Guisasola of Argentina, Commander Antonio Picardi of Argentina, Commander Ramon Benza of Paraguay, Commodore David C Ochoa of Mexico, Rear Admiral G Schrodes of Uruguay, Lieut. Gol Francisco Cortez of Colombia.
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Rar
King Latina America
United States Navy
Julio ‘Arguelles
Cuba
Jose Machado
Braz
Carlos Ratalde
Peru
Julie Alard
Chile
Cesar Mogollon
Bruader
Jose Guisasola
Stinson Field
U. S
Julio Arguelles Castro
Jose Machado Silva
Brazil
Carlos Rotade
Tamon Diaz Gonza
Paraguay
Cesar Cardenas
White Collar War Pay Seen in War Outlook
Pasadena, Calif. May 22. A California Bankers Association official warned that if the nation enters war the white collar class will bear the burden both in fighting and paying for it. He noted upper incomes are taxed near capacity while organized workers push wages up to match taxation. He suggested skilled and unskilled labor may need exemption from armed service to keep industry running.
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California Bankers’ Association
Army Warehouse Fire Probes Origin of Port Russell Loss
Marfa May 22 G men checked the origin of a blaze that destroyed parts of two warehouses storing 79th Field Artillery equipment army property and officers' furniture at Port D. A. Russell. An army board of inquiry chaired by Lieut. Col. Bertram Frankenberger began the investigation.
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UINS
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Bertram Frankenberger
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Bette Davis Ill With Illness Not On Strike
Hollywood report says film star Bette Davis is ill and not on strike. Sam Goldwyn stated she was taken sick on the lot several days ago and, per physicians, will be unable to work for several days. Production plans were adjusted to follow medical advice.
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INS
Bette Davis
Sam Golkwyn
Tolay
Two theft complaints filed in Justice court against Marshall Pietds
Two theft charges over $50 were filed Thursday in Justice of the Peace Bal Corrigan's court against Marshall Pietds of 131 Helena street. One claim says Pietds took $93 from P. Rugh of Bandera on April 10, the other alleges $60 taken from Lt. John Foster of 111 Sheraton Drive, Marendle. Both complaints were signed by City Detective Frea Zepeda.
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Justice of the Peace Bal Corrigan
Marshall Pietds
Helena Street
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P. Rugh
Bandera
John i. Foster
Sheraton Drive
Maren
Ford ballot count begins for Ford employees
Detroit May 22 National Labor Relations Board officials began counting about 8b ballots to determine the outcome of Wednesday's Ford Motor Company employee election. The stake is to determine whether the United Automobile Workers or the American Federation of Labor Federal union will represent Ford employees as bargaining agent.
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Detroit
National Labor Relations Board
Fort Motor Company
United Automorille Workers
American Federation of Labor Federal Union
Weld
Ford
Witte Museum Reopens Chuckawalla Exhibit This Year
The Witte Museum brings back its chuckwalla display after seven years. A 16 inch reddish reptile with black legs and white tail was captured in Big Bend country by R. M. Frank. Attendant A B Stokes notes the creature can sprint by striking with forefeet and propelling with hind legs and tail. Chuckwalla meat is referenced as a regional delicacy in southwestern lore.
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R. M. Frank
Big Bend Counbry
A. B. Stokes
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