Weathers First Big Test as Rail Unions Balk at Pay Award
The piece surveys postwar pay disputes in U S rail unions arbilling a 16 cent an hour raise while demanding 46 cents and extra living-cost adjustments. It notes Santa Fe and others threaten higher freight tariffs to cover costs and outlines broader federal pay questions amid rising prices and civilian production.
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Labor-Management Arbitration Board
B. M. Jewell
E. E. Milliman
Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employees
Arbitration Board
Fred G. Gurley
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Gurley
Brotherhood of Locomotive
Farm Bloc
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Senate
House
U. S
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Anderson
Farm Loans To Aid Ten Thousand Veterans This Spring
Farm operating loans will be offered to about 10 000 farmers chiefly World War II veterans this spring with an extra 15 million dollars provided to the Farm Security Administration by a deficiency appropriation. Rehabilitation loans rise from 67 to 82 percent, enabling continued lending through late spring.
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Farm Security Administration
Overseas Relief London Confab addresses postwar aid
Delegates from 18 Allied neutral and former enemy nations met in London for the Emergency Economic conference for Europe. The United States aims to ship 1,000,000 tons of wheat monthly toward 11,000,000 tons to fill the deficit and urges broader contributions. Ireland pledges notable food and meat exports to the continent.
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Europe
London
U. S
Combined Food Board
Russia
Ireland
Britain
Mihailovitch aides seek U S testimony at treason trial
The United States asks Yugoslav authorities to allow American officers attached to General Mihailovitch to testify in his forthcoming treason case. U S liaison officers credited with aiding Allied resistance efforts and rescuing American airmen are cited in support.
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Draja Mihailovitch
U. S. State Department
Chetnik
Mihailovitch
Tito
State Department
U. S
Stamp Auction Reveals Roosevelt Collection Purchases
Two hobbyists and dealers shared in the purchase of Franklin D Roosevelt's stamp collection, with total estate proceeds over 210000 dollars. Major bids included Berry Hill paying 4700 for 62 Chinese stamp lots and 1615 for four Russian groups. L L Ruland at 4700. K Bileski paying 2100 for 848 Russian stamps. nearly 8000 from 107 Venezuelan lots. The article also notes Kurdish independence talk backed by Russia amid Near East oil interests and a separate Easter devotional sermon follows.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Berry Hill
New York
Reich
L. L. Ruland
Roosevelt
Chiang Kai-shek
K. Bileski
Maxim Litvinoff
Near East
Iran
Turkey
Iraq
Syria
Mehabad
Ghazi Mohammed
Baku
Russia
Lesson for April 21: Selected Scripture and Topics
A religious education notice lists the April 21 lesson for congregants with the subjects and scripture texts chosen by the International Council of Religious Education under permission. The outline guides study and discussion for the session.
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International Council of Religious Education
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