Labor Roundup U S Studies Terms Of Coal Pact With Lewis
The article reports on President Truman's cabinet debate over the government contract with John L. Lewis's United Mine Workers after the coal mine seizure last spring. It notes Attorney General Clark reviewing the pact, Lewis's threat to void the agreement if negotiations do not begin November 1, and government stance that the contract remains in effect for government operations. It also surveys ongoing labor disputes from Allis-Chalmers in La Crosse to deck officers, mariners, and airline pilots, highlighting wage fights, strike status, and union actions across multiple states and industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ags
Truman
Clark
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Federal Coal Mines Administration
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Company
la Crosse
Wis
Allis-Chalmers
Milwauke
Boston
la Porte
Ind
Springfield
Ill
Norwood
Ohio
Pittsburg
C.I. O
A. FL
Pacific Coast
Weather summary fragment for October relief
Fragmentary weather note reports a 3T pel cent claim for October with an observation of 63 per cent saluidity. The readable text is incomplete and lacks clear context or location.
Brewers Strike Ties Up Pennsylvania Brewing Industry
The AFL teamsters union in Pittsburgh called a strike affecting Pennsylvania’s entire brewing sector. The Teasisters, opposing bargaining limits set by CIO United Brewery workers, urged locals in Maryland West Virginia and New Jersey to join a beer blockade by refusing to haul supplies to or from CIO breweries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
AFL
Teamsters’ Union
Pittsburgh
Teasisters
CIO United Brewery Workers
Maryland
West Virginia
New Jersey
Pennnsylvania
CIO
Trucks in Washington Strike Notice Across 13 States
AFL teamsters in 13 states including Michigan Wisconsin Iowa Minnesota Kansas Nebraska Minnesota Ohio Indiana Missouri North and South Dakota and Tulsa Oklahoma filed notice to strike November 21 if the 21 trucking associations do not settle the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
AFL Teamsters
Michigan
Wisconsin
Iowa
Minnesota
Kansas
Nebraska
Minois
Ohio
Indiana
Missouri
North
South Dakota
Tulsa
Oklo
Court Approves Three Resignations and Replacements
County commissioners approved resignations and new hires at county institutions. Florence Ophelia Hamaker will become matron at the Home for the Aged and Tuberculosis colony for 592 a month, Helen B. Kuhl takes 69 a month to replace Zadie Caillouette, and Annie Celentine will succeed Jane Davis as relief matron at the School for Girls earning 86.25 a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home For
Florence Ophelia Hamaker
Mary Tingle
Helen B. Kuhl
Zadie Caillouette
School For
Jane Davis
Annie Celentine
Speedup on Taxes by Mauermann Prompts Foreclosure Reform
Mayor Gus B Mauermann announced a policy shift speeding up tax foreclosures. Foreclosed properties will be sold soon after legal action, ending the two year wait that allowed delinquent taxpayers to reclaim their properties. The move aims to boost back tax collections substantially.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus B. Mauermann Pilday
MacArthur Calls For Filipino Resolve In Bases Row
General MacArthur acknowledged rising tensions between Filipinos and Americans in the Philippines. He urged mutual restraint and demanded that Filipinos provide the answer to the dispute over U.S. air bases and occupation of property. He noted a few misbehaving soldiers but framed the core issue as Filipino self-determination on the bases question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
MacArthur
Philippines
United States
Unwed Girl Held For Starving Baby
Woburn Massachusetts October 25 UP a 24 year old unmarried mother Gladys Hall admitted to District Attorney George E Thompson that she locked her 2 month old daughter in an attic to starve then faced a murder charge in district court an autopsy showed death from extreme malnutrition with skull fracture. The child’s sibling David was placed in a city infirmary and investigators said agencies had refused aid while her father and brother would not provide money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Miss Hall
David
City
Charles R. McCauley
Juvenile Work In East Discussed
Russell D. Underwood of 4 Beauregard Street, working at the children's shelter in Dobbs Ferry near New York City, visited Henry B. Gonzalez, chief juvenile officer, Friday to inform him of East coast methods in juvenile work. The notice also promotes using Press Want Ads via Dial F-1231 for business use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell D. Underwood
Beauregard Street
Children's Shelter
Dobbs Ferry
New York City
Henry B. Gonzalez
East
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U.S
Chalmers
Boyertown
Boyertown Burial Casket Company
AFL International
Atlantic
Gulf Coasts
A. F. Ta
New York
C1. O. Marine Engineers
A. F. L. Air Line Pilots Association
National Mediation Board
Hollywood
Screen Actors Guild
A. F. L. Executive Council
Chicago
Syriday
Ua. m
Ues
Aransas Pasy
SU A
Putralt
Amarillo
Cheyenne
Wyo
Denvey Sr
Dodge City
el Paxo
Fort
Pittaburga
Oe Williston
N. D
Nason
Savail ALAMO &_ PLAZA
Brownsville , Texas
Mexico City
Brownsville
Giant
Pan American
Guatemala
Balboa
Sis
Junior
Joske’s Toy Store
Joske
Gilbert
Joske’s
Pop
Roy Rogers
Josse's Toy Store
Commerce St
Gammerce St
Sahifon
Coopyvear
Goodyear
TG Ounig
Kindell Tire Co
Flores
Roverabe
Alamo National Building
San Antonio
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