Chicago Daily Presses Hit 3rd Week of Strike Printing
Chicago newspapers publish via photoengraving as AFL Typographical Union strike enters a third week. The Tribune reports crews push to match prestrike coverage while Norristown Times Herald vows to publish amid wage disputes. Union rejects a $7.50 weekly raise. current scales are $60 to $91 weekly, with bids to reach $72.50 to $106.
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A.F.L
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Chicago Daily Times
Herald-American
the Sun
Daily News
Journal of Commerce
the Tribune
Typographical Union
A.F.L. Chicago Typographical Union
W. H. Shelton
Franco Bolsters French Border
Madrid reports Generalissimo Franco ordered additional Spanish troops to move north and guard the frontier with France amid rising French labor unrest. Spain’s government views Communist stirred violence in Italy and France as parallel to events that preceded Spain’s 1936 civil war.
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Italy
Plan Million More Jews for Zion Plan Million More Jews for Zion
New York report cites Jewish Agency for Palestine plans to settle one million Jews in the Holy Land within ten years. Treasurer Eliezer Kaplan says the first 150000 displaced Jews would cost over 400 million dollars for transport, feeding, and shelter. The figures were released during a United Palestine Appeal board meeting.
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Jewish Agency For Palestine
Holy Land
Eliezer Kaplan
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Palestine Jewish Community
U S Guarantee on New Homes Urged
Chester Bowles former OPA head calls for a federal guarantee to build at least 1 400 000 new homes annually. He says the government should finish the job if the industry fails and cites a vigorous housing program as an alternative to heavy military spending. The Dec 4 letter was released by Senator Wagner's office.
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Wieghty German Arms Firm Manages Postwar Trial
Count Rudolf Westarp and five Askania workers pleaded innocent in a U S court to charges of manufacturing and storing war materials in postwar Berlin. The courtroom displayed German V bombs gear used against England in the war.
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Rudolf Westarp
Askania
U. S
England
France Strikes Subside As Workers Return To Jobs
Across France workers in numerous departments resumed duties with wide participation in Le Mans and Caen while Brest seamen returned to work. The interunion movement faced calls for independence from political ties as authorities tout anti sabotage laws cutting incidents. The Lyon Paris express derailment yielded no injuries amid reduced sabotage reports.
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Civil servants and subway workers reject offer in renewed strikes
The predominantly Communist leadership of the Confederation of Labor rejected the government's final peace offer of $12.60 a month and urged renewed demand for a guaranteed minimum wage. With work resuming, observers warned that continued back to work momentum and refusals to strike could leave the Communists with defeat and no gains to show.
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Vandenberg backs pact amid ratification push
Senator Vandenberg of Michigan said the inter-American defense treaty carries no paralyzing veto and is ready for Senate ratification. He urged prompt action, calling it a moment to demonstrate hemisphere solidarity. The treaty creates joint action against aggression in the region and was praised as cheerful news in a war-weary world.
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Washington
Vandenberg
Mich
Senate
Senate weighs Inter American defense treaty ratification
Today in Congress Senate members consider ratifying the Inter American defense treaty amid appropriations debates. State Department officials face questions on a stop gap aid to Europe program while the Banking Committee hears President Allen Sproul of the New York Federal Reserve on credit controls. House addresses amendments to interim aid to Europe as Banking Committee head Eccles outlines an anti inflation program.
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Europe
Banking Committee
Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
Cabrini Statue Unveiled in St Peter's Basilica
A 21 ton marble statue of Mother Frances Xavier Cabrini from Chicago, the first U S citizen to be canonized, was unveiled today in St Peter's Basilica in Rome. The ceremony highlighted Cabrini’s sainthood and her work across the United States.
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Ins
Frances Navier Cabrini
Chicago
U. S
St. Peter’s Basilica
Price engagement announced in Waddington
Mr and Mrs Jack Price of Waddington announce the engagement of their daughter Virginia Ruth Price to Francis Ame son of Mr and Mrs James Ame of 3 Monroe Ave
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Jack Price
Waddington
Virginia Ruth Price
Francis Ame
James Ame
Monroe Ave
Reds Parade in Rome to Honor Unknown Soldier
Thousands of partisans in red regalia marched through Rome on Sunday to pay tribute at the Unknown Soldier tomb and at Nazis victims graves. Police estimated 10,000 marchers, who raised clenched fists to cheering crowds in the capital. Fourteen hundred delegates to the First National Congress of the Resistance joined the procession to the tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
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First National Congress of the Resistance
Red parade draws massive turnout with flags and bright crowds
ANSA estimated about 60 000 gathered as partisans wore red and waved red flags. The procession included middle aged men and a number of cripples, but most marchers were young, bronzed, and fit.
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