Rail workers reject wage hike as board proposes raises
Washington November 8 1943 unions representing 2 100 000 railroad workers reject a special presidential board report proposing wage increases from 4 to 10 cents an hour retroactive to February 1 and effective November 19. Rail unions call the plan unsatisfactory and vows strike actions while Congress weighs a resolution to overturn Vinson's interpretation of the 8 cent award.
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Eugene Millard Edwards aged 68 died of a heart attack after an inquest ruled by Justice of the Peace J W Sage on Monday. He was found dead in bed at his farm near Bayers Saturday.
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TV Radio Schedule Highlights For Monday Evening
KTSA presents a busy Monday night lineup with Suranur Sten as Lyx Murray’s guest on Your Good Health at 5:15. Ed Sullivan Show at 6:15 features Frank Sinatra in a NYC dinner chat. Vox Pop airs from 1:00 to 7:30 with Parley Johnson and Warren Hull interviewing Canadian navy men in Halifax. Gay Nineties Revue from 1:30 to 2:55 features service men sharing songs. The Radio Theater at 8:60 to 9:00 honors the Marines with Wallace Beery in Salute to the Marines. Screen Guild Players 19:00 to 9:20 stars Carvie Landis and Sack Carson in George Washington Slept Here. News reports follow with World Today, Views of the News, and late-night bulletins.
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Connally Admits Flaw in Bill
Washington notes Senator Connally of Texas admits a flaw in the Connally Smith anti strike act and favors repeal during war. He cites a House amendments creating a cooling off period and voting in plants to call strikes in war industries. He says provisions encourage strikes and should be repealed for the duration of the war.
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Lecturer Sees Oriental Changes In World War II Talk
TE Browne author-lecturer traveler will debate East and West merging as aviation flags rise over temples. He cites monks studying a Hollywood palmistry guide and predicts airports and pilots will loom larger than priests in a changing Orient. Open Forum tonight at Municipal auditorium features Dr Browne and Our Lady of the Lake college president.
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Coast Tornado Leaves Many Homeless in Freeport
Freeport struggles to house residents after a Saturday night tornado that swept western Freeport, killing two and injuring about 30. Velmy Moore, 12, and Mrs. Joe Guidry died when homes collapsed. Damage estimated at $400,000. Utilities restored, relief aid underway. storm also damaged West Galveston area with over 30 injuries. News from New Orleans reports three other fatalities in South Louisiana and Mississippi.
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Soldier dies in Louisiana maneuvers by lightning strike
Army officials report Pvt. William X. Hoffman, 38, infantryman training in Louisiana maneuvers, was killed Saturday night by lightning near Brukesville. His wife receives relief amid the war effort and unit weight of gold is noted in the weighings.
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