Ford Union Wins Damage Suit Trace End To Strike
Ford Motor Company and the United Auto Workers reached a yearlong grace period under Taft Hartley laws averting a nationwide strike. The pact keeps 107,000 workers on the job while a joint committee negotiates a mutual understanding. The announcement, issued at 3 30 Syracuse time, stated the union would not be held liable for breach during the year long period.
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Detroit
C.S
United Auto Workers
Ford Motor Company
Ford
UAW
Foant Company
Everting
Syracuse
Wheat shipment arrives to aid Czechoslovakia in Bratislava rumor
Report mentions the arrival of grain to Czechoslovakia, with a study noting portions from the Hungarian harvest. The text references a Russian barter under a trade treaty and a large wheat shipment arriving in Bratislava amid aid from Red Aid.
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Czechoslovakia
Russias
Bratislava
U S Protests Over Hungarian Arrest Spark Editorial
The United States filed a formal protest over the arrest of Stephen Acluina in Budapest, criticizing political charges as the Hungarian government’s action. An American citizen named Thuransky reportedly left Budapest for Vienna, with sources alleging escape aided by American authors.
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Arwy Ser
Jemione
Wemuuarest
United
Shas
Intistates
Pauji
Galties Saya
Stephen Acluina
Thuraas
Thuransky
Budapest
Vienna
Renae
Cabbie Recovers $10,750 in Jewels Rewards Driver
Boston cabbie Leo Sand ter found a jewel box in his taxi containing a platinum watch two diamond rings a ring with sapphires a platinum bracelet and eight diamonds. He traced a woman passenger to a hotel where Mrs Charles D Matthews of Sikeston Missouri identified the gems as hers and rewarded him ten dollars.
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Boston
INS
Leo Sandter
Charles D. Matthews
Sikeston
Wrecking Attack Hits Labor Building in Jerusalem
In Jerusalem the Jewish underground blew up the Palestine Labor Department building on the Street of the Prophets at 2 30 PM a two story stone structure. The blast killed a British policeman and injured several others. authorities feared additional casualties as rescue workers removed two bodies from the wreckage. An official spokesman said a brief warning preceded the explosion.
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Jerusalem
Labor Department
Palestine Government
Public Works de
Nilfied
Riots Spread Across Britain Amid Anti Semitic Attacks
A violent flare up across British cities including London Birmingham and Liverpool saw 700 people damage eight Jewish owned shops in Manchester. Police arrested 38 forensics officers searched areas linked to the blast while rescuers pulled victims from debris as siege actions and power shortages affected daily life.
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London
Manchester
Birmingham
Liverpool
Ollce
Police 'Am
Oran
Tel Letwinsky
Ana
Tel Aviv
Egypt Pleads UN for British Troop Withdrawal
Egyptian Premier Nokrashy Pasha appeals to the United Nations Security Council as Egypt seeks the immediate withdrawal of all British troops. The move comes as Egypt contends that continued British presence disrupts peace in the Middle East and violates sovereignty.
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Lake
Success UP
Egypt
United Nations Security Council
Nokrashy Pasha
Bgypt
Syracuse railroad engineer killed in tunnel accident
John Carroll, 57, a Syracuse railroad engineer for thirty years, was killed when a locomotive knocked him as it moved in a tunnel near Utica. The Myton Liverpool controlled train was bound for West Harbor with a work crew on board. an investigation by Assistant District Attorney Don A. Y and officers followed. Carroll’s survivors include his brother Henry P. Carroll, another D L & W engineer.
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Herald-Journal
Oswego
Syracuse
John Carroll
Seymour
Utics
Dr. & W. Ball Rin
Jing
Carroll
Myton
Peter
Liverpool
West “Harbor
Canada
Econs Os Tatanceldony
Pompey
Henry
P. Carroll
Don A. Y
Set
William O'Toole
John Howley
Yawege
Police ‘Department
Weather forecast notes heat relief and cooler air
Weather observers monitor a cold air stream from Canada that brings relief from a three day heat wave in the northern midwest. Warmth returns today and tonight with no rain in sight. stay cool as heat subsides for now.
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W ‘Etman
Andrew P. Keller
Canada
Midwest
Emperor Hirohito Inspires Miners at Joban Coal Mine
The emperor descended 1,500 feet into the Joban coal mine in Mine Yuto Japan and urged the workers to boost production. The unusual royal outing showcased a direct appeal to labor for higher output amid postwar recovery.
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Yumoto
Japan
Amperor Hirohito
Joban
Strikers Die and 40 Hurt in Tunisia Riot
Paris based press agency reports 25 workers killed and about 40 wounded near Sfax Tunisia after an assault on an army convoy. The unrest followed protests over railway control and union activity as troops fired on strikers at rail stations and shops.
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Paris
Aid
Sfax
Tunisia
pcAill Mborera
Fort Jean Protectorate
Albany
Dewey
New York State
Catan
Prean
Deci
Rand
Loyalists and Rebels Clash in Asuncion Paraguay
Refugees arriving in Argentina report loyalist forces under President Higinio Morinigo fighting rebels in Asuncion. Rebels reportedly besiege the capital after a 120 mile dash along the Paraguay River. Gunfire heard in Clorinda across the river as refugees reach safety.
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Buenos Aires
INS
Argentina
Higinio Morinigo
Asuncion
Paraguay
Clorinda
Asukcion
London Daily Graphic
Mission completed in Wildwood after jail talk ends in fine
Joseph Daniels of Philadelphia after his 16th year talked with friend Joseph Edwards at police headquarters. Edwards, also 9 Philadelphian, was arrested for breaking glass in the street. Daniels, in attempting to see Edwards 16 times, was arrested by Sgt. James Stine on disorderly conduct and placed in the same cell. Daniels was fined $5 and Edwards also fined $5.
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Wildwood
Joseph Daniels
Philadelphia
Joseph Edwards
Edwards
Daniels
Polies
James Stine
Aphaniele
Police raid shake up in New York anti gambling drive
New York City's police force enters the second day of its anti gambling drive amid indications many book makers and lottery operators have fled the town. The first day yielded 40 arrests, mostly bookies, with eleven from a dice game. No arrests were reported in Queens or Richmond.
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New York
New York City
Po- Hee
Queens
Richmond
Newlyweds Held In Lure Murder Near Las Vegas
Joseph T. Hardy Jr. and Lois Hunt, a week married, both of them 21 and 24, are jailed in Las Vegas on a murder charge. Police say they lured J. W. McLain, 48, from California during a hitchhiking trip to rob and kill him as he and his wife kissed. Hardy allegedly fired the shot that killed McLain.
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Vegas
Nev
Joseph T. Hardy, Jr
North Kittery
Lois Hunt
New Haven
Conn
J. W. McLain
Bur‘bank
Calif
McLain
Hardy
Indonesians Denounce Dutch Breach Amid Java Cease Fire
Batavia Java reports say Indonesian Republican army accuses the Netherlands of the first major violation of cease fire orders halting the pocket war on Java. Both sides vow retaliation, while dispatches say fronts respect cease fire and Dutch advance along 210 miles of Java's north coast near Semarang and Ambarawa.
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Batavia
Java
Netherlands
Sumaire
United Nations
Semaraig Stid
Associated Press
Mac Destor
Ambarawa
Semarang
Kine
Meyer’s Gifts to Girls Spar Over Roosevelt Probe
Elliott Roosevelt denounces insinuations that publicity man John W. Meyer procured girls for him. Voucher items include gifts for four girls totaling 200 dollars on Aug 21 1943 and 376 dollars for two girls on Aug 22 1943 plus 376 dollar dinner and 50 dollar hotel girl gift on Aug 27 1843. Roosevelt asks if Meyer paid for procurement and denies such intent, noting he often spent time with Faye Emerson during party rounds. Concludes with reference to testimony and a note that details continue on page 9.
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Washington
Elliott Roosevelt
John W. Meyer
Meyer
E. Roosevelt
Staterson
Roosevelt
Cone
Stantly
Faye Emerson
Elliott
Beck
Bd J
Faye
Sen
Claude Pepeper
D.-Fla
Roose
Mf Meyer
New York
Beyer
Hughes Missing In California Before Senate Appearance
Howard Hughes vanished from public view. Publicists said they did not know his location as his private B 23 bomber stayed idle in the Hughes Aircraft hangar in Culver City. He had planned to leave for Washington with a stopover and testify before the Senate War Investigating Committee.
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Los Angeles
Howard Hughes
Plang
Washington
Senate War 'S
Hughes
Charles McVarish
Hughes Aircraft Company
Culver City
Notable Rivalry Sparks Tense moments At Event
A chaotic scene at a recent competition saw rival contenders clash as tensions rose. Amid the crowd, participants and observers noted sharp exchanges and frustrated remarks. Organizers attempted to restore order while spectators watched closely for resolution.
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Bertha“Anderson
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Pheswoayn
Ind
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Charles Bateman
Nora Turpin
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