Labor Strikes Roil Mines and Railroads Across Nation
Rail unions threaten a national walkout involving 1 390 000 all road workers after mediation failed to produce an agreement with rail companies. Alabama miners face a potential 2 000 strike as wage demands rise, while other disputes ripple through steel and glass industries. The president may appoint a fact finding board with a 30 day report, and strikes could be delayed by a one month waiting period. Key figures include Alabama miners and various union actions across the C I O, A F L and related firms with wage boosts and seven hour day demands discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gekiin
Defense Mediation ‘Board
House
United Mine Workers
Alabama Minera Thrium
Pey
Atha
Crickle Steel Company
Harrson
N. J
Co. I. C
Kansas City Power and Light Company
Eek
Pressed Steel Car Company
Bers Rocks
Questos Ote
C. I. O. Marine and Ship! Building Workers Union
Lorain
Great Lakes
A. PB. I
Bonny Blue
Mayflower
Blue Digmona Coal Company
Chanel
Jom Honescult
U. WM. W
Honeycutt
Robb Gillam
Gilliam
Pittsburgh
Glaga Com Paes
American Window
Glséa Comipany
St Jeannette, Armield
Belle Vernon
Pasie Hardings Cross Company
Fort Ginlih
Ark
Rid the Rolland Glass Company
Adamston Olas Company
Clarksburg, W
Britain seeks workers for civilian technical corps
Washington reports that thousands of American technicians will travel to Britain and the United States to repair equipment for Allied forces. Federal security administrator Paul V. McNulty says 150 federal state employment offices will assist. Metal workers electricians radio and allied tradesmen aged 18 to 45 are sought for three year terms or wartime duration, with pay from 26 to 38 dollars weekly and provisions for board housing uniforms and medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gent
United States
Will
Englgrét
Aul V. McNult
Wilde
Bribie
Letters to Hearst on democracy and vivisection
A collection of dated letters to William Randolph Hearst from August 1941 praising his In the News column. Contributors from Hollywood and San Francisco express admiration for his stance on democracy and animal vivisection, urging continued anti vivisection work and U.S. Latin America friendship. They discuss politics, reform ideas, and cultural exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Randolph Hearst
San Simeon
Calif
Mr. Hearst
Kearney St
San Francisco
Wiliam Randolph Hearst
Hearst Publications
San Simton
Cali
Ear MA
Hearst
Eighth Ave
Fey
Care
Francisco Examiner
Mexico
Ber
Chavez
United States
Latin America
Colombia
Bis
Saii Ameta
Perso
Rio Grande
Willam Randolph Hearst
America
Nome Paradise Mentioned In Poem Line
A fragmentary verse note exalts Nome as a paradise where hearts belong though feet stray. It cites MARTIN F. OWENS and mentions NO Lafayette Ride. Detroit, Mitch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nome
Martin F. Owens
Lafayette
Detroit
Mitch
War anniversary reports for 25 years past
A fragmented wartime recap notes events from twenty five years ago including Nazi bombings, a British Berlin air raid, and King Carol fleeing Romania. It mentions riots in a country, French actions near the Somme, British capture at Leure wood, and Romanian resistance at the Danube.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Carel
Romania
Unpescu
Chacines
Somme
Leure Wood
Danube
Hungarian Chief Resigns Command
Berlin dispatch reports Hungarian General Staff chief Wertzich Werth resigned due to poor health and was replaced by Lieutenant General Rang Saem Bathelyn. The move comes as Budapest notes health issues within the upper ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Spt
UPI
DNB
Budapest
Tweltzich “Werth
Cuer
Lisut
Rang Saembathelyn
Worth
Arm Break Incident In Virginia Girl Falls At Home
Virginia Cox aged 12 sustained a broken arm after a fall down the stairs at her residence. She was taken to Robert B. Green Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Cox
Callaghan Han
Nenaten Etae
Robert B. Green Hospital
Britain plans aid to Russia despite limits
Beotland Sept. 61 4 Sir Kingsley Wood declared Britain would place no limit on finances to Russia. He called British aid a gladly given gesture and noted the Soviet requests for credit. He said credit aiding the help is not matched by supplies. He stated Britain stands up well under a daily expenditure of £12,000,000 to £13,000,000 and expressed confidence in future taxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aritivivisection League
Los Angeles Examiner
Ethel
Platt
Lanewood
Hollywood
Calif
Edinburgh
Beotland
Kingsley Wood
Britain
Russia
Rails in Effort to End the Shortage
In Washington Ralph Park Russell of Hanover Pa. heads a program with the Defense Petroleum Coordinator to mobilize rail resources against the Eastern shortage of oil and gasoline. Trussell of the Pennsylvania Railroad is named chief of the agency's rail transportation section to study relief measures. Railroads proposed reduced tank car rates, endorsed by the Interstate Commerce Commission, to speed shipments from producing areas to the East. The plan aims to end curtailment of gasoline sales as soon as a guaranteed reserve is secured. Pipe lines were discussed as a potential major solution, with Henderson noting their strategic value if tanker losses occur. The Association of American Railroads plans to file for reduced tank car rates, with a tariff committee preparing the application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lnstead
Russel
Oil Co-Prdinator
Leon Henderson
Price Administration
Senate
Henderson
Atlantic Seaboard
Association of American Railroads
TOC
Miroad Tariff Experte
Leningrad Battle Rages as German Push Intensifies
Russians report counter-attacks that thrust Germans back a mile or more near Leningrad while German forces press toward the city. The siege continues with heavy artillery and Finnish troops pressing from the north, flames lighting the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leningrad
Odessa
Thad
Sah Uney
Germany asks Nicaragua to close consulates in occupied territories
Berlin reports an authorized German spokesman said Germany asked Nicaragua to shut its consulates in German occupied areas. The request aligns with closing embassies and legations of other nations in those territories. Censuses in Germany would not be affected, the spokesman added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Nicaragua
Moreatne
Neblow
Germany
Sid
Dog Theft Gang Reported In Los Angeles Case
A pastor stated belief a gang organized to steal valuable dogs. A cocker spaniel valued at about 150 dollars was reported stolen Friday by MM Hrazell of 1620 Nogallton Street. A Llewellyn setter was taken from a yard on Broadbent Street reported by Herbert Weys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Pastor Sat
Ac MM
Hrazell
Nogallton Street
Herbert Weys
Broadbent Street
Llewellyn
Stalled Auto Owner Injured in Push Incident
In Columbus Onin September 5 William Seduruk, owner of a stalled auto, received brain concussion cuts and bruises after pushing the car. He explained that a man asked help to push the vehicle. bumper guards locked an argument ensued and the man bit him on the nose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Onin
Wiliam Seduruk
Ife
Dong So
War Roundup: Submarine Attack Credence and Allied Watch
Unofficial reports from Iceland suggest the attacker was German as Washington seeks proof of identity for the submarine that damaged the Greer. The United States monitors Japanese moves to block Vladivostok and the Russia supply route, noting two oil tankers cleared through Japanese-chained islands and a third near a Soviet port. Leningrad endures siege and shelling with famine and disease spreading, while the Red Army, aided by citizen guards, defends the Baltic port as well as Kiev and encircled Odessa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Greer
Iceland
United States
Vladivostok
Russia
Islande
Soviet
Leningrad
Rei
Baltic
Kiev
Odessa
Mother Blames Army in Tragedy
In Hempstead New York a mother, I Arthur Kramer, seeks help from Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt after her daughter Georgene Strasser 3 was fatally burned by gasoline spurting from an Army plane. She asks for safer planes near homes and valid pilot licensing. Officials absolve Second Lieutenant Roy W Beott of blame as the plane crashes near Hempstead Street. he parachuted to safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead
Franklin D. Roosevelt
I. Arthur Krames
Georgene Strasser
Rooper Vest
Kramer
U.S. Army
Dsitchell Heli
Roy W. Beott
Cub
Hempstead Street
Warranty Deeds The Weather and Property Transfers Listed
A mixed list of warranty deeds, transfers, and notes across multiple San Antonio and nearby areas. Names include Anita G Huerta, Leta Hightower, Jennie F Byers, Clyde A Jones, Anna Leo Hoover, Daniel Sagaz, and others. Descriptions reference blocks, lots, and subdivisions with monetary notes and installment terms, plus occasional weather and precipitation snippets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita G. Huerta
Anecita Huerta
San Antonio
Leta Hightower
Bilen Hexaver
Ant Nteumpilan
Jennie F. Byers
Clyde A. Jones
West Mie
Montcalm Sci- UN
Anna Leo Hoover
Lot
Thompson
County Meek
Con
L. Fi
Sonato
G Lyonn
Rota Tor
Cina
Lawcey
Ak Do
Shere
Tuy
Parks Lew Estates
Daniel Sagaz
Horacle Somehsha
Eont
Lotn 7
Wright
Elmer Te Strech
Mock & Neh
James’ A. Healy
W. Kersill
Hark A
Frank Unterrmeyer
Roward Co
Tasmann
GAN Eaor
Cinees Acer
Banik Willian Karger
Azitnnang
Joverenst
Poul Panat
Hur
Teu Lee
Ana
Condi
Ecainville
Chas
W. Baneg
Ceeer Pucldy
Dev
Mikkonlo
Mont
Rubsnan
Leten
Aetna
Tatatathn Iannlie Vo Ate
Ayested Farman
Banda
Cork City
Arennin
Windle
Ull
Alchinand
Foy O. Sowers
Baltrcuy
Tewwell
San Branca
Fon Mailman
J. A. Tost
Phynic
Aktmonthly
Tapa
Dutty Givenset
Arbors
Jemingham Vetdy
Tenopeh
Arissian Gardens
Xan
Gwersaay
Ate
Laton Py Glee
Adewept Tarier de Louin
Charleston
Winnemuers
Ata
Yuma
Ariz
Bea
Nfl
the International Institute
Thifanl Ster
Winninew Syerer Gereeant
Dodge Catys
British air raids kill and wound in Libya assault
Sept 6 British planes struck Tripoli and Barce in Libya killing SS personnel and injuring five, according to the Italian high command. German warplanes targeted Tobruk and Matruh stations while Italy alleged British hospital damage near Wolehefit, Ethiopia, and claimed British withdrawal with heavy losses after a surprise Ethiopian engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Tripoli
Barce
Libya
Tobruk
Ethiopia
British Policy on German Colonies Studied in Tehran
Teheran Sept. British police said the cabinet would study the offer for German interment and unconditional surrender terms. No promise of Russian withdrawal was given. a statement to Parliament was planned tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teheran
Irn
Tran
Jeet
Rusetass Withedrawal Tram
Axis Troopship Sunk in Mediterranean Convoy Battle
British submarines sink the Italian troopship Esperia of 11,398 tons near Tripoli and another small Rambhe class merchantman in a successful attack on a southbound convoy between Taranto and Bengasi. The notices say the Esperia was serving as a troopship and name the Rambha class vessel as government owned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tripoli
Taranto
Bengasi
Admiralty
Comra
Italy
Indian Ocean
Nisinland
North
Africa
Libya
Mediterranean
Russia
Ples Ona
Axis
Suez
Balkans
Miude
Tripol
Congoy
Field Mechanic Exams Stated at Etlington Field
Competitive exams for the position of mechanic's helper at Etlington field were offered Saturday by the secretary of the board of W.3. Civil Service Examiners, Duncan field. The job pays 1400 dollars per year and applications must be filed before September 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etlington Field
Board of W. 3
Civil Service Examiners
Duncan Field
Writer's Club Names Officers In San Antonio
Mrs. Evelyn Hitler has been elected president of the San Antonio Writers' club at a meeting held Thursday night at the Gunter Hotel. Other officers named include Clyde Wantland as vice president M F Kennedy as secretary treasurer JB Shaw and W L Evans as stectora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Hitler
San Antonio
Texas State Bkat congress to hold eighteenth annual meet in New Braunfels
Several hundred skat players are expected at the eighteenth annual Texas State Bkat congress in New Braunfels Sunday. Registration opens at 1 p m at Echo Hall with preliminaries at 1 90 and play at 2 p m. President J von Koenneritz says entries close after 2 p m. Prizes include overall and special premiums such as closest attendance, oldest and youngest players, visiting women, and New Braunfels officers Milton W. Diete and Mark V. Puets among organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Braunfels
Has Lawrence
Association
Echo Hall
Lawrence
J. von Koenneritz
Unete
Mayer
League
Laveretee
Milton W. Diéte
Mark V. Puets
Difficult City Ads Invite Readers to Call for Notices
A promotional notice urges readers in San Antonio to contact The Light at Fannin 1231 or visit Broadway at Fifth Street for classified ad placements. It promises cheap rates and multiple copy orders for broad reach through weekday broadcasts on KISA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
KISA
Fannin
Broadway
Fifth Street
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Ral Styles
Hollywood Blvd
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Bally ‘Record
Boston, Maas
Yous
Congress
C. ¢. Aldrich Ames
T Wm
H. Hearst
Call
Savage Game
J. B. Zepps
Mrs
Mercedes DE Vn, Taylor
Yelem
Jana
Rincerdy
Clara Wilson Bandereon
Hyde Atrael
Russie Hill
San Francisca
England
L. A
Pushex
Throckmorton
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Joan H. Manzanecs
Aumont
Lota
Mary Luns Jackson
Bronces M. Peckham
Nelile
Marguerite Edwards
Maria Arocls Aureey
Conels
June M. Allbright
Pat J. Morris
Brown
May McCall
St Ux
Sanack Place
Wade KilMon
Sam Angier
Adolph Wanwell
Ctux
Eoward John Lindsman
Amalin
Louisa
Driver
Nentrate
Hinck
Fitto Rossman
Chatier H
Ox Lof
Chanel Avieuat
Tiome
Elbert Bie Porn
Monty
W. Brchanan
Wilin Chelatman
Rite G. King
Dorothy Hurley
Arto
Writer’s Club
Kat
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