Hope for End of Pilot Strike in 1940s Labor Board Talks
In Washington reports say AFLOT pilots and Trans World Airlines in a 16 day strike may move toward arbitration after officials agreed to submit the dispute to a panel. Key talks involve wage structures and the pilots’ international runs pay model. Meanwhile broader labor unrest seeps into coal, auto, and maritime sectors with wage demands and slow progress on settlement efforts across multiple unions and companies.
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Trans World Arline
Washington
Butt
Feneral Medimor
Frank P. Douglass
Douglass and Company
Douglass
Jack Hrye
Attornnt
A. F.L. Airline Pilots Association
John L. Lewis
A. TL. United Mine Workers
J. A. Krug
Lewis
Krug
Gi. M. W
Allis Chalmers Manufacturing Company
West Allis
Wiswae
Flarcanstas Aswerts
George Wanney
Federal
Anediates
CT. O. United Auto Workers
AC T. O.uaw Inter Seal
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Committee For Maritime Unity and Waterfront Employers Association
Cs.t. O
Herry
Thorns
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Lyleys
Brooke Army Medical Center plans to double separation unit
Brig. Gen. John M. Willis announced Tuesday that the hospital’s separation section will be expanded to twice its present size to handle about 30 discharges daily. Capt. Que S. Good, officer in charge, cited revised discharge requirements as the reason for the expansion.
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Brooke Army Medical Center
John M. Willis
Que S. Good
Astronomer Joy Injured In Mount Wilson Fall
Internationally known astronomer Dr Alfred Joy, 64, was seriously hurt at Mount Wilson Observatory after falling 20 feet from a platform to a concrete tier. His wife said he remained dazed and could not recall the incident while charting and photographing the Milky Way. Also in Hollywood, Red Skelton is to receive a fold honorary membership from the Los Angeles Press Photographers Association as the most cooperative and helpful among movie and radio stars.
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Pasadena
Calif
Alfred MM. Joy
Mount Wilson Observatory
Br. Joy
Skelton
Hollywood
Red Skelton
Los Angeles Press Photographers Association
Actress Link In N Y Probe
Police pursue a complex embezzlement case involving nearly 900000 from Mergenthaler Lingtype. William Nickel, ex bookkeeper, arrives from Miami Beach to reveal the full story. Sally Haines’s safety box yielded 5400 in cash as authorities probe connections.
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New York
Mergenthaler Lingtype Company
Miami Beach
William Nickel
Nickel
Florida
Jareeny
Joseph Milstein
New York City
Miles F. McDonald
Tle
McDonald
Milstein
Manhattan
Sally Haines
James Collins
Reserve Officers to Hear Paul Kilday Speaker
Representative Paul J. Kilday will address the San Antonio chapter of the Reserve Officers Association at 3 p.m. Wednesday at the San Pedro Playhouse. Kilday, a member of the military at Twins committee, will discuss the committee’s work and its relation to national defense.
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Reserve Officers
Paul Kilday
Paul J. Kilday
San Antonio
The
Reserve Officers Association
San Pedro Playhouse
Kilday
Miliary At Twins
Youth, 13, Injured in Fall at City Construction Site
A 13 year old boy, son of Mrs. Emily Gaston of 1242 Ridgewood, suffered five broken arms and a gash on the head after falling from a scaffold at a building under construction at 1339 West Hildebrand Avenue. Police report details are limited.
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Ualling Gaston
Emily Gaston
Ridgewood
Court
West
Hildebrand Avenue
Postal Clerk Admits Robbery In 1897 Cash Theft
A San Francisco postal clerk confessed to stealing 40 000 dollars from a mail sack in 1897. Prosecutors say no indictment within the statute of limitations prevents prosecution. Treasury officials note the man did not pay income tax on 10 000 dollars. Special investigator Palmer says the clerk slit a registered pouch from the Federal Reserve to an Oakland bank, grabbing the cash.
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San Francisco
LPI
U. S. Treasury
W. 8. Palmer
Washington, D. C
Federal Reserve Bank
Oakland
Col J A Laird Returns to Kelly Field for Fourth Tour
Col John A Laird of San Antonio, who earned his wings at Kelly Field in 1921, returns for a fourth tour as deputy for base services with Brig Gen G H Beverley announcing the appointment. Laird previously served at Kelly 1924-25 and 1931-36 and commanded there in August 1944, a veteran of overseas service in both world wars. The housing note from Los Angeles reports 1 6 building permits totaling 201 521 455 in 11 months, a new annual high surpassing 1923.
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John A. Laird
San Antonio
Kelly Field
Kelly
G. H. Beverley
Laird
Kelly Field i
Los Angeles
Doan's Pills Claim Kidney Cleanup Aid
An old advertisement touts Doan's Pills as a stimulant diuretic to help kidneys flush out poisonous waste by aiding the 15 miles of kidney tubes. It warns of excess acids causing backache, pains, swelling, and fatigue and urges readers to ask a druggist for Downton’s.
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Nature
Doan
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