Washington Roundup Idle Miners Total 77000 FDR Action Awaited
Washington dispatch reports about 17,000 idle miners across 11 states as President Roosevelt withholds a plan to address the coal crisis. The War Labor Board report sits in his papers, while WLBI members issue a dissent over the Winds Bituminous coal wage ruling.
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Test Reneum Shelly This Way Gormee Tire Reline
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United States debates treaties and seating in parliament
Congressional action moves toward simple majority ratification of treaties while Britain’s Churchill faces questions on parliamentary seating. Senator Russell’s criticisms of Britain spark headlines as Wilson probes labor use at North American Aviation in Dallas.
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Tonnage Sent Africa Equals World War I
Fort Knox report shows eight months of African operations matched the total World War I tonnage sent to Pershing. Maj. Gen. W D Styer spoke at the Mid-West war conference to 400 leaders. Brig. Gen. Boykin Wright warned we are entering the costly equipment phase of the war.
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Strike Halts Army Truck Shipments at Dodge Plant
Detroit dispatch reports that about 600 Chrysler Dodge workers at the Dodge truck plant halted army truck shipments for a second day. The walkout followed the discharge of a Black woman employee after four days’ absence, with 115 workers joining in protest and 450 more in the shipping department becoming idle.
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Chaplain Killed in Bosnia Amid Fighting
Information office announced Father Dionysius Juric personal chaplain of Dr Anton Pavelic the Croat leader was killed in recent fighting between Quisling forces and General Mihalovic bands in western Bosnia indicating the volatile situation and loss within alliance ranks
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Swift Board Vice Chairman Dies in Chicago
G Ty Swift, 62, vice chairman of the Swift and Company board and son of the Swift meat packing family, died at his home from a cerebral embolism. He joined the firm founded by Gustavus F Swift 44 years ago. Survived by his widow, four sons, three daughters, two brothers, Charles Henry and Harold Havice, who are chairmen of Swift and Company.
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Senator Ferguson Comments on Aircraft Industry Labor Use
Senator Ferguson says Mr Wilson, a capable production man, is the best bet to push action. He notes army and navy procurement officers certify to avert weeding and unnecessary men in the aircraft industry.
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Confronted By Friend Cadet Admits Killing Wife
Wayne Lonergan, 25, a Royal Canadian Air Force cadet, confessed to authorities that he killed his heiress wife Patricia Lonergan, 22, after she refused to let him see their 14 month old son. He described the scene, claimed a friend aided by stealing a uniform, and was questioned about possible financial motives.
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Two Shot In Scuffle Callled Accident
Domingo Rodriguez of La Paloma and another man were tussling when a handgun discharged, injuring Rodriguez in the left hand and another bystander, Juarez of La Paloma. Both men treated at Green Hospital after the incident in the 200 block of South Leona.
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Southwestern U Professor Dies After 30 Years Service
Professor Ward Lehmberg, 66, a Southwestern University languages scholar, died at home in Georgetown after 30 years on the faculty. He is survived by his widow three daughters Mrs Shaw Nords of Lampasas Mrs G G Login Jr of Georgetown and Mrs Ralph Johns of Taylor and a son Seth Ward of Taylor.
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Col Rainey Promoted Amid Military Staffing Changes
MILK OUTPUT: Total milk output in the U.S. has increased almost 10 billion pounds since 1940.
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