Mine Dispute Near Settlement Across Coal Industry
Washington May 28 The United Mine Workers and Bott coal operatives resume talks over a war labor board decision that trims wage terms to portal to portal pay while offering possible longer truce. The board rejected a six day wage increase and set new rules on tools and equipment with vacation pay raised to 46. Negotiations aim for a broader settlement with reports due in 15 days as current daily wage stands at 71 for inside skilled and 6 for outside labor.
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Bott Coal'opersters
United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
Furnisse Tools
Perannal
Came Through By Capt Eddie Rickenbacker
Capt Eddie Rickenbacker recounts his wartime experiences including meetings with General Walker and General MacArthur, the dangers of flying in combat zones, and the call for greater war production. He details injuries to fellow pilots, hospital recoveries, and his return home to Washington, ending with recommendations to improve field equipment and comfort for air crews.
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Rabaul
Bes
New Ghilek
Kenney
Hong
Ben Walker
Lim
Marly Rands
Torepienea
Useworld
New Guinea
Guadalcanal
Hans
States
Eldes
Rey~nolds
Iron Island
Tarhy Island
Saimor
Christ- Tbs
Adamson
Reynolds
Secretary of the Navy
Knox
Durkin
Hickam Field
San Francisco
Oakland
Los Angeles
Washington
Bollingfield
Robert Lovett
Air
Idout
Henry Arnold
Harold 3. Grooge
Air ‘Transport Command
Hickenbacker
David
Billy
Nick
F Alex
Ingrey
Senate group leans toward tighter control of FSA agency
Washington May 29 A Senate appropriations subcommittee hearing on farm services debated curbing the Farm Security Administration rather than abolishing it Some speakers urged defining the agency’s mission and limiting its funding rather than transferring it to the Farm Credit Administration Albert S Goss head of the National Grange argued against expanding federal crop subsidies and favored keeping price supports and tenant rehabilitation within the agency He praised the committee for resisting a floor transfer that would have left FRA with no funds for the year and urged avoiding new federal lending agencies while arguing for tighter supervision and clear purpose
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Senate
Appropriations
G Farm
Albert S. Goss
National Grange
House
FRA
Solons
Russell
D-Ga
Bankhead
D-Ala
Nye
Goss
Farm Credit Administration
FSA
Hase
Makitg Memers Nigre
Safety gear and raft self aid list for sea travel
The article outlines ocean raft equipment including rain catchers water barrels and sealed bottles with waterlights. It covers sedatives and sleep aids, airtight battle cases, rubber patches, flares, a medium pocketknife, fishing tackle, a distress radio, a small saltwater distiller for at least a quart daily, a steel mirror, a smoke bomb, proper inside arrangement to prevent loss, and positioning of the carbon dioxide tank for comfort. It notes the upcoming first installment of Rickenbacker’s Message to America tomorrow.
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Eddie Rickenbacker
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