Seamen's Strike Ends Split as AFL and CIO Pledge Moves
AFL seamen across the East and Gulf coasts withdrew pickets after securing wage gains under a wage stabilization board agreement. CIO National Maritime Union led a parallel walkout seeking parity with AFL rises, drawing 200000 members into a Maritime Unity committee. The NY pier disruption involved about 30 ILA members crossing NMU lines with no violence.
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CIO
AFL
International Longshoremen's Association
National Maritime Union
New York City
ILA
Joseph P. Ryan
Ryan
NMA
NMU
Joseph Currayi
East Coast
Gulf Coast
Siusop
John R. Steelman
Wage Stabilization Board
U.S. Maritime Comission
Siu-Sup
CIO National Maritime Union
CIO Marine
Curran
Committee For Maritime Unity
Six Hurt in Auto Mishaps
Six persons were treated in San Antonio hospitals Saturday for injuries suffered in auto accidents. Names and addresses include Santozo Gonzales of 200 Ashley street struck at Broad Way. Frances Rivas of 118 Powell street struck at South St Marys and Willila streets. Tully Cruse of 23841 Dakota street with minor injuries after a collision on West Woodlawn avenue. Eloisa Gutierrez of 414 Hull street injured when a truck hit a building in San Pedro park. Henry Meekens of 1708 East Houston street injured on Victoria street. Mario Quinones of 1701 Perez street with minor injuries when milk cases fell on him after a truck ran into ditch on Castroville road.
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San Antonio
Santozo Gonzales
Ashley Street
Broadway
Frances Rivas
Powell Street
South St. Mary's
Willila Streets
Tully Cruse
Dakota Street
West Woodlawn Avenue
Eloisa C. Gutierrez
Affray Victims Stabbed and Slashed in City Attacks
Two men were stabbed and slashed in a South Leona street affray. Alfonso C. Castro of S18 San Fernando street lay under treatment at Robert B. Green hospital Saturday. Tebel Picazo, 5, of 616 San Patricio street, suffered knife cuts on the face in a separate assault.
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Leona Street
Alfonso C. Castro
San Fernando Street
Robert B. Green Hospital
Tebel Picazo
San Patricio Street
Vital Statistics ATRIAGH LICENSES
A list of names including Solary Cordrrian Juyell Walker and Mary Louise Duzin Qilbert Ugarie Sorat F Kacunde Emma In Garcia Bernice ones Laje B Aaynard Reuben Barth Adel Grims John P Ghat Doris Shoffer Wika Co Tersons Jeune Hora Sudberts Maudling Wallon Harry BR Orth Martha Ellen Jacob Monica S Finres Stargati y Munoz John Shapnard Starsurlie His Manuel Gonzalez Anlonia Moreno Antonio H Butlera Jr Juanile Ayala
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Atriagh
Solary Cordrrian
Juyell Walker
Dimes
Mary Louise Duzin Qilbert Ugarie
Sorat
F. Kacunde
Emma In Garcia
Bernice Ones
Laje B. Aaynard
Reuben ‘Barth
Adel Grims
John P. Ghat
Doris Shoffer
Wika Co Tersons
Jeune Hora Sudberts
Maudling Wallon
Harry BR
Orth
Martha Ellen Jacob
Monica S Finres
Stargati Y Munoz
John Shapnard
Starsurlie His
Manuel Gonzalez
Anlonia Moreno
Antonio H. Butlera Jr
Juanile Ayala
OPA Hikes Ford Price Policy Moves Ahead
Washington reports OPA has approved a price rise for Ford models and weighs a similar request from General Motors for all models. An OPA official said Ford’s increase will be announced next week and declined to reveal the exact amount.
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Washington
OPA
General Motors
Ford
Philippine Price Ceilings Restored
Manila reports President Roxas ordered price ceilings restored as warranted amid speculative Philippine food price increases since controls were lifted last week.
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Manila
Roxas
Young Actor Dickie Moore Regains Use of Legs
MOLLYWOOD Sept. 14 Dickie Moore 21 once a screen Dickens urchin has recovered from paralysis and is free of the wheelchair he used since discharge from the army last March Doctors warned he might need the chair for life A virus in the Marianas left his legs useless but daily physical therapy gradually restored nerve and muscle function
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Mollywood
Dickie Moore
Dickens
Urchin
London
Dortors
Marianas
Japan's Rail Strike Averted by Government Plan Change
Tokyo reports a nationwide railway strike was averted as the Japanese government agreed to revise a plan to discharge 75,000 railway workers. Kyndo News Agency said the modification prevented the midnight walkout and maintained rail operations.
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Tokyo
Midnigh
Kyndo
Talay
Ten Major Studios Run On Makeshift Basis In Hollywood
Hollywood reporters say ten major studios largely operate on a temporary basis as three AFL unions refuse work on sets. They claim rival AFL union interference. Only Hal Roach studio remains quiet while carpenters painters and electricians prepare to file charges of unfair labor practices.
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Hollywood
AFL
A.F.L
Hal Roach
Herbert K. Sorrell
Poliomyelitis Cases Reported in Los Angeles
Los Angeles health authorities announced 932 poliomyelitis cases this year, compared with 92 cases in the first eight months of 1945, signaling a sharp rise in the outbreak.
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POIAO
Los Angeles
Cowny Health
Weather Summary Of Recent Precipitation And Moon Phases
The report notes two hours of recent weather data with monthly total and yearly totals. It lists month 4 26 inches deficit and year 24.08 inches excess 4 14 inches. GUI shows B41 p.m. Saturday and 6 20 p.m. rings with 6 09 p.m. Sunday. Moon rises 6 08 p.m. Saturday and sets 8 38 p.m. Sunday. Full moon phase and ENE wind at 8 20 a.m.
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Ene
Bacring Down On the News Bacring Down On the News
A fragmented column by Arthur Audgs Baer reflects on dramatic market swings and forecasted turmoil. The piece references historic downturns and modern margin pressures, noting 1951 style fears and broker reactions amid volatile conditions.
Filipinos Vote Auto Theft Law In Eight-Year Penalty
Manila dispatch reports the city passes a bill establishing eight years as the minimum penalty for motor vehicle thefts after a wave of jeepie thefts by organized gangs. The measure follows mayor and citizen losses and expands penalties.
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Manila
Philippines House
Pistol Holds Prowler After Pocket Theft Attempt
G. B. Parnell of 223 Third Street produced a pistol to detain an intruder attempting to remove items from his pockets and held the suspect until police arrived. The detainee, Cary C. Rambo of Belton, claimed to be an undercover narcotics operative.
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G. B. Parnell
Third Street
Cary C. Rambo
Belton
Jefficers
Heat Delays in Hotel Fire Probe at Hot Springs
Authorities said a determination on whether anyone perished in the Great Northern hotel fire may not come until tomorrow. Nine people were reported burned critically as firemen could not enter the 75 room brick structure amid the blaze.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Great Northern
Negro Group Dispersed After Protest At Police HQ
A group of negro soldiers was dispersed at police headquarters Friday night after gathering to protest the arrest of a soldier by negro policeman Harvey Hill. Hill drew his pistol, causing the crowd to scatter following a disturbance in the 500 block of East Commerce Street in which Qoris Thompson, 240 M Street, suffered a knife wound. Bodier for the knifing was Ethel Stott, 126 East Crockett Street.
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Harvey Hill
Hill
East Commerce Street
Qoris Thompson
M Street
Ethel Stott
East Crockett Street
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