Compulsory arbitration urged to curb railroad strike risk
Charles S. Hyckman argues for compulsory arbitration to settle railroad labor disputes. He warns that reliance on cooling off measures may fail, urging unions to accept a neutral tribunal to prevent strikes, preserve production, and safeguard national safety and peace. He calls for a permanent, impartial judicial body as the foundation.
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Supreme Court of the
Charles 8. Hyckman
Three Held in Drug Theft At Fort Sam Houston
Narcotics stolen from a government pharmacy at Fort Sam Houston led to Friday arrests of two soldiers and the driver for 3 Travel Durcen. Deputies Raymond South and Jack Hale held the trio in county jail after one gave a sworn statement. A drug addict aided the sale effort. One suspect was nabbed at Wayeyte and Pecan streets. the others near Fort Sam Houston Thursday night. A quantity of codeine and opium tablets was seized.
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Fort Sam Hooton
Raymond South
Jack Hale
Wayeyte
Pecan
Ford Sam Houston
Woman Injured After Car Collision at City Intersection
Mys Edna Btown, 46, of 610 Elm Street, sustained possible internal injuries when struck by a car at Live Oak and Commerce streets on Thursday. The driver was Sam NcCoy, 40, of 427 North Center Street.
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Sam NcCoy
North Center ‘Street
War 25 Years Ago Today November 14 1916 Highlights
War snapshot recounts key World War I events as of November 14 1916 including Beaucourt seizure near the River Aude France naval actions off Stavanger Bulgarian German battles near Monastir and Greek advances with British air support. It notes farmers using over a million tractors per Commerce data.
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Aude
France
Beaucourt
Stavanger
Plain of
Monastir
Molotoff
Berlin
Hitler
Russia
Germany
Lorraine
Vichy
Price Control Head Talks At Ad Meet in 1940s style tone
Price Administrator Leon Henderson praised advertisers and said they need not fear that advertising would be curbed to control inflation or production. He defended advertising as a dynamic force and urged continued support as civilians in the defense effort. Henderson denied advocating curbs and emphasized advertising's role in the economy during wartime. He asked the industry for support amid crisis.
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Henderson
Jn Am
American Association of Advertising
Ife
Ray
Ant
Worle
Tom Frank
Reds Drive Nazis From 20 Villages Near Moscow
Soviet dispatches report Red Army counter blows drive German forces from 20 villages in Kalinin front while on other sectors Soviet radio claims a breakthrough near Leningrad. Tass says German tank attacks near Tula were repulsed with heavy losses and that the Moscow front offensive has shifted to Red Army hands. In Crimea, Berlin says Nazis threaten Kerch as Soviet reinforcements race to defend the Caucasus. Arctic Murmansk fronts claim heights captured and German retreat.
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Rostov-on- Don
Caucasus
Kerch Strait
Crimea
Red Star
Soviet Arty
Gregory K
Zhukov
Nara
Maloyaroslavels
B. B.C
Moscow Radio
I ‘Tass
Arctic
Murmansk
War Roundup: Allied Drive Clears 20 German Villages
Soviet radio claims a 24 hour drive drives Germans from 20 villages near Kalinin, while Lenin grad reports a breakthrough and German retreat. London reports Ark Royal sunk in a U boat clash. Allied air power limited by weather as Germany and Japan threaten moves against neutral powers.
Weather and climate notes across multiple U S cities
A garbled weather page lists temperatures, precipitation totals, moon phases, and cloud conditions for numerous cities including San Antonio, Laredo, Los Angeles, Minneapolis, and New York. It mentions rainfall totals, moonrise and moonset times, and general forecasts with scattered readable place names and dates.
Britain Formed Commandos Raid Axis in North Africa
Britain announces its newly formed Commandos have already been used in raids, including the Bardia attack. The force, trained for sabotage and raiding, is described as a mysterious offensive unit. Commandos use shallow bottom boats, blow bridges, and destroy enemy supply tires, with several boats arriving undetected. The unit, composed of young men chosen by officers, wears uniforms and operates as shock troops.
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Britain
London
Ministry of Information
Bardia Lage
Bardia Bight
Eately
Toorak
Protective Group Sets Discussion at Municipal Auditorium
A round table discussion will be held by the Nations Protective Association in the Municipal Auditorium at 1 20 p m Saturday The discussion will cover the food stamp plan and old age assistance The average American is now 29 years old compared with 1830, according to DE comment.
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Ment DE Comment
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