Navy rescues fishermen after three day Gulf drift
CORPUS CHRISTI November 26 Captain William D Cascaden skipper of the 40 foot shrimp trawler Alberto was reported in critical condition at Maya hospital after a dramatic rescue by a Navy submarine chaser. His mate Carl Lott swam to shore and alerted the coast guard, then Lott reached Port Aransas to notify authorities. The vessel had run low on fuel and food and the two men were separated from land for days.
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Corpus Christi
Wiliam D. Cascaden
Alberto
Gulf of Mexico
Maya Hospital
Eb Navy
Carcaden
Carl Lott
Padre Isand
Port Aransas
Lott
Gulf
Coast Guard
Cascaden
Delayed Plane Takes Off From La Guardia
A Pan American World Airways lead plane departed La Guardia Field with 94 passengers for London via Heathrow. One way fare was $275, round trip $405, down from $572. The aircraft delayed yesterday due to trouble with its steering mechanism and returned briefly before taking off again today.
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New York
Iantic Fre
Pan
American World Airways
la Guardia Field
Horn
England
London
Hern
Ti Jernoon
Rightists Win In Austria General Election Result
Vienna reports indicate the conservative Austrian People's Party barely defeated the Socialists in yesterday's general election. Unofficial returns show People’s Party 6 to 88 seats, Socialists 74 to 77, Communists 3 to 5 in a 105 member assembly. If confirmed, 43 year old Leopold Figl could head government though a three party coalition remains likely.
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Vienna
Austrian Peoples Party
Communist
People’s Party
National Assembly
People's Party
Leopold Figl
Karl Ranner
Celanese Workers Weigh Union Organization at Bishop Plant
About 200 Celanese Corporation of America employees at Bishop are voting today to decide whether to join the CIO or form an independent union named the Independent Federation of Chemical Workers. The NLRE called the election.
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Corpus Christi
Celanese Corporation of America
Bishop
Ah Wilt
GIO
Independent
Federal Up of Chemical Workers
NLRE
Awards Tests To Be Given At Hearst Competition
Students from public and Catholic schools will take part at 4 10 p m Monday in the Hearst Newspapers American History Awards held in Tech High School cafeteria. Dr Pat Nixon will represent the San Antonio Historical Society with Miss Julia Grolnaus and Dr Dale Morrison also taking part. Three prize awards in war bonds of 106 50 and 25 dollars will be given plus any winning school will receive one or more of the three 25 awards to buy American history books. The winner on December 10 will face 13 other allies for national awards ranging from 40 to 2000 1000 and 500 in war bonds.
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Hearst
American
Tech
Tydges Silt
Pat Nixon
San Antonio Historical Society
Julia Grolnaus
San Antonio Public i
Dfrry
Dale Mt. Morrison
Oficinity University
Ectioola
Suspect Jailed In Holdup of Pair
A suspect was jailed on bond Monday in connection with the holdup of two men. Robert Markoff of 2004 Broadway reported being robbed of 443451 dollars and Otto Englers of 180 North Hackberry Street reported a loss of 080.45 dollars.
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Jane, Croquette
Aalinbs. Street
Robert Markoff
Broadway
Otto Englers
North Hackberry Street
Woman Hurt In Street Fight On Broadway
A Saturday night sidewalk brawl in the 1200 block of Broadway left a woman with a broken leg. Hetty Puliery and Dorothy Guster, both involved, were among several charged. Dorothy Curler faced aggravated assault, while James Fuller, William Perrell, and Guy Fuller were jailed on charges related to affray and drunkenness.
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Iherly
Bond
Broadway
Hetty [Puliery of Bomerstt
Dorothy Guster
Fuller
Robert B. Green Hoaphtal
R. Brooks
J. &. Goodwin
Dorothy Curler
Spallee
Clames Fuller
Somerset
William M. Perrell
Aifray
Guy £. Fuller
Yank Plans Police Union in St Louis
Sr. LOUIS November 26 A motorcycle policeman Guring sparked a plan to unionize the St Louis police after serving with Allied forces in World War II style reference. Richard Miller a navy veteran discharged earlier this year says he will organize colleagues upon return to St Louis noting low off duty days poor pension terms and routine court witness calls as key grievances.
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Sr. Louis
St. Lois
Guring
Salerno
Richard Miller
Africa
England
Italy
Miller
Navy
Antenno
St. Louis
GM Strikers Again Seek Arbitration In Wage Dispute
Detroit reports the United Auto Workers reopen negotiations with General Motors for wage talks before federal conciliators. A GM rejection of arbitration stalled talks while the UAW weighs how best to proceed. The strike threatens production with up to 250000 workers affected across 20 states, including 175000 production staff. Soup kitchens near plants appear as tensions rise. Ford and Chrysler wage talks resume.
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Detroit
GAUAW
General Motors
Ian
Walter P. Reuther
UAW
Tool and Die
Amalgamated
Tool and Din
Ion
Frank Rising
Automotive and Aviation Parts Manufecturers’ Association
Routher
Reuther
Lever
Saltwell
Enbash
Washington
Michigan
Ford
Chrysler-Gaw
Iver
Labor Parley Faces Setback as Committee Fails
Washington reports reveal plans for a new committee to announce failure at the labor management conference. An NAM official urged identification while unions clash over methods to curb inter union quarrels. A split report on collective bargaining last week shows the conference under pressure to deliver concrete results.
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Washington
Tabor Department
National Labor Relations Board
Peania
A. L. Lip Executive Coucis
A. FL
Uowa
Mothers of the All Conference
Colective Bargaining
Itching First Application Aponlalne on P appearance-related eczerin
Fragmentary OCR text mentions appearance related concerns, a circled term, and references to BLUE STAR and Fencat. Key names and clear facts are scarce, yielding a limited, tentative note about a product or cosmetic topic without verifiable details.
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Blue Star
Nendad
Largest steel workers strike vote planned nationwide
The NLRB will oversee a historic nationwide vote among 640000 steelworkers in 776 plants to approve a two cents a day wage boost dispute. The cost is estimated at 40000 dollars as unions push for higher pay while companies demand price hikes approved by the OPA. Philip Murray assures the vote gauges sentiment, with potential recurring strikes if authorized.
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Eyom Xrrese Wesparenes
NLRB
Frank M. Kleiter
OPA
I. O
United Steelworkers
Philip Murray
Interranational
Ittel
American Iron and Stel Iists
Duke
Inion
Maine Textile Workers End Three-Week Lewiston Biddeford Strike
Textile employees at Pepparell Manufacturing in Lewiston and Biddeford resolved a three week strike. The company and union agreed to maintain union membership, guarantee 80 percent of base rates for plane workers, a ten cent per hour minimum wage, and paid two week vacations for five year employees.
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Maine Textile
Pepparell Manufacturing Company
Lewiston
Biddeford
Bell Telephone operators in Midwest return to work
Chicago and 25 downstate Illinois communities plus Lake and Porter counties Indiana resumed work after a wage settlement. Operators accepted a $4 weekly raise retroactive to May 9 and a promise of an additional $2 weekly by February 1, with an initial request of $6.
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Aunds Bell Telephone Company
Chicago
Illinois
Lake and Porter Counties
Indiana
Printers Strike Halts Seattle Papers In Second Week
Three Seattle newspapers the Post Intelligencer Times and Star remain shut as 250 printers walk out seeking a daily wage increase of 29.5 cents. Management offer stands at 1.85 with current rates around 19.35 for seven hours. Similar walkouts affect Reading Reading Times and Reading Eagle, St Petersburg Independent and Times, and Portsmouth Times with demands for higher hourly pay and contract terms.
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Seattleewspapers
A. By
Letypne Graphical Union
Seattle
Post-intel-ligencer
Times and
Star
Reading
St. Peterburg
Fla
Portsmouth
Ohio
Reading Times
Reading Eagle
At. Petersurg
God ‘Thnes
Inc
Portsmouth Times
Ohio mayors meet to consider Greyhound franchises
About 26 Ohio town leaders planned a meeting with Cajun Tuts to discuss canceling Greyhound franchises in their municipalities amid a prolonged strike by drivers demanding higher wages.
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Ohio
Dil Pital
Greyhound
Ward's strikers hit Ward stores in multiple states
About 15 000 Montgomery Ward employees began a demonstration strike Monday. Union members picketed more than 400 Ward stores and mail order outlets in 42 states, affecting 8699 workers in Chicago alone. Union leaders said the walkout aims to force collective bargaining while Ward officials resisted concessions.
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Montgamery Ward and Company
Ward
Chicago
Detroit
Albany
Samuel Warwick
Wards
Tacoma lumber strike eases as union backs 15 cent raise
After an eight week stoppage, the Northwest A F L Lumber workers union recommended accepting a 15 cent per hour increase offered by Tacoma area operators. About 4000 workers in Tacoma locals face ratification Tuesday at 4. The national strike involves 60,000 members across Washington, Idaho, Oregon, Montana and northern California since September 25.
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Northwest A. F Ly Lumber
Tacoma
Wash
International Woodworkers of America
A. PF. L
Washington
Idaho
Oregon
Montana
California
Hail Express crews threaten strike over pay decision
More than 40 percent of Tallway Express employees prepared to strike at midnight Saturday after a joint New York and New Jersey locals meeting rejected a presidential emergency board's recommendation for a 10 cent an hour pay increase.
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Hail Express
Tallway Expeess Agency
Bwiko Wellon
New York
New Jersey
Electrical Sacob HR Mandelbaum Seeks Last Minute Meeting
Conciliation service commissioner Mandelbaum aimed to arrange a late meeting between Western Electric and the union representing about 18 000 New York area workers. The Independent Western Electric Employees association plans a strike next Wednesday after rejecting a company offer of 8 percent.
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Sacob
Mandelbaum
U. 3G
Western Electric Company
Ifa
New York Area
Western Electric En- Boyes Association
Home Given Evicted Home Given Evicted
In Delta on November 26 a serviceman’s wife and children faced eviction. The Delta American Legion recruited carpenters and material to build a new house in one day for Bert Clark and family stationed in Japan. The family moved in, and the husband offered to cover costs, but the post refused.
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Delta
Cole
INS
Shires
Bert Clark
Japan
Delta American
Legion
10000th Discharged At Camp Swift
Camp Swift separation center marked its 10000th discharge as Corporal James F. E. Wells of Nottingham Pennsylvania returned to civilian life. The milestone reflects ongoing demobilization efforts for soldiers leaving military service.
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Camp Swift
Mfe
Cpl
James FE. Wells
Nottingham
Attempted Robbery Suspect Arrested
Jose Perez of 409 North Firo street was held in Bexar County Jail one day for attempted robbery by a Paul A Sachs of 1319 West Commerce street who told police he robbed of 206 dollars.
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Jose Perez
Firo Street
Bexar County
A‘ Paul
A. Sachs
Commerce Street
Ted
Rob Hin
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