Hollywood Writer Hellinger Dies at 44
Hollywood columnist and screenwriter Hellinger died of a heart attack at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. He authored many New York life stories, produced major films including The Naked City, The Roaring Twenties, High Sierra, and Brute Force, and served briefly as a war correspondent. Funeral services set for 11 A.M. Wednesday.
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Pressmen's Pact Renewed in Cincinnati
The Printing Pressmen's Union signs a five year renewal of the arbitration agreement with newspaper publishers in Cincinnati. Union head George L. Berry cites only three local strikes in 46 years as proof of the pact's success and says the agreement has virtually eliminated strikes since its 1901 origin.
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Local unions back arbitration wage agreement by referendum
Local unions approved the contract method by referendum after unsuccessful attempts to agree on wages and working conditions. The agreement provides arbitration instead of walkouts when disputes arise.
Wallace to Announce Candidacy for Third Party
Georgia Governor M. J. Thompson cites Washington sources claiming Henry A. Wallace will announce his third party presidential bid, likely December 29 in Chicago. Thompson notes Wallace rose from the Democratic ranks and questions the move.
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SU to Gain 155 Students From Syracuse University
Syracuse University will receive 155 students from the Associated Colleges of Upper New York next month. In all 318 students will leave Champlain, Mohawk and Sampson Colleges after two years of work at state sponsored emergency institutions. The New England branch of the American Jewish Congress opposes school time off for religious instruction citing church state separation. About 600 delegates adopted a resolution condemning a proposed bill to ban Communists from teaching jobs in Massachusetts.
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Berlin Four Power Plan Faces New Try
Gen. Lucius D. Clay said a fresh attempt would be made to solve major German problems on a four power basis before any steps toward Anglo American zonal administration. He noted no decision on completing two zone economic fusion with political merger, stressing fusion needs political unity.
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Nazi Sabotage in the United States Revealed
Dr R W Kempner testified that Nazi directed sabotage occurred in New York State New Jersey Pennsylvania and Texas before Pearl Harbor. Witnesses questioned for the trial of former German Foreign Office officials described sabotage activities in the United States.
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Governor Dewey Considers State Emergency Fuel Coordinators
Albany's Governor Dewey indicated concern over a developing oil fuel shortage and was asked by a Senate subcommittee chair to consider appointing state emergency fuel coordinators. Dewey's office said the Governor had not received the request. Public Works Superintendent Charles H Sells has previously served in that role for other emergencies.
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Sturdy cast iron stove finished in gleaming black
A sturdy cast iron stove described as finished in gleaming black. Suitable for wood or coal fuel with removable ends.
Holiday gifts and home goods catalog preview
A fragmentary Sears and department store style list highlights gift items and home goods for the holidays. The notes mention conical heating elements, leather wallets, pin up style wood, crystal plates, Ansco film, manicure sets, skates, towels and towels sizes, and broadcloth shirts.
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