Strike Vote Studied At Plane Plant
San Diego Calif January 14 labor charges clash as Ryan Aeronautical Company and GC 1 GQ United Automobile Workers suspend negotiations and consider a strike vote. Fr enkensteen claims management hides behind national defense while the company accuses the union of seeking higher wages amid a defense emergency. About 1 250 workers backlogged on 11.4 million in military trainer orders for U S Navy Army Air Corps and foreign governments.
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San Diego
Calif
National Defense
Ryan Aeronautical Company
United Automobile Workers
Richard Tf. Frankensteen
C.Y. Conegolaror
Phil
Harry C. Malcom
Frankensteen
C. I. O. Hall
P.M
U. S. Navy
Army Air Corps
Naval Aviation Service
Air Corps
Hitler’s Stalemate Strategy and the New Order Threat
The piece argues Hitler aims for a stalemate to consolidate politico economic power and military strength. He seeks to keep Anglo Allied forces off the continent while rebuilding agriculture and industry, with Balkans moves to defend against Russia or a Near East invasion. If stalemate holds, Germany could dominate Europe through unions and fortified borders, keeping troops in occupied nations.
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Reich
Spain
Balkans
Hitler
Mussolini
Europe
Russia
Near East
English Channel
North Sea
Germany
County Fair Returns to Madison Square Garden
New York City hosts a county fair for the first time since 1897 at Madison Square Garden from September 10 to 20. The event marks a rare agricultural showcase in the urban area with farms still within the city.
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N. Y. City
New York
New York City
Madison Square
Garden
Roosevelt’s All-Out Aid Recasts War Threats Says Gibbs
Sir Philip Gibbs reports that President Roosevelt’s pledge of full aid to Britain signals a turning point in World War II. He argues Hitler has less than a year to conquer Britain or face overwhelming American support and daily Allied air and naval pressure. Russia and Italy react cautiously as Britain, Turkey, and Greece align against Axis moves.
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Roosevelt
Hitler
Gibbs
Europe
Britain
International
Philip Gibbs
Sir Philip Gibbs
London
INS
United States
Germany
Italy
Russia
Stalin
Dominions
Isles
Turkey
Greece
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Bulgaria
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Moskow
Ankara
Royal Air Force
Persia
Mesopotamia
Mediterranean
Simple Home Recipe For Darkening Gray Hair
Gray faded hair can be refreshed with a home mix using glycerine, bay rum, and Barbo Compound. Prepare in water to yield a half pint and comb through hair for a natural uniform color that resists washing out, without greasiness or scalp staining. Gives softer, glossy hair and a younger look.
Tokyo Konoye Holds Four Hour Meeting With War Chiefs
Tokyo reports say Premier Konoye met with army and navy ministers and chiefs of staff for four hours to discuss the gravity of the United States Japan relations. The Cabinet information bureau declined to disclose details, calling the session not unusually important. Further talks possible if the situation warrants.
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Tokyo
Today
Fumimaro Konoye
Cabinet Information Bureau
Hochi
Miyako
Asahi
Nichi Nichi
Roosevelt
Great Britain
United States
Japan
Dutch Get Nazi Threat
The Hague Jan 14. German occupation authorities announced severe reprisals against individuals, firms and communities for alleged Dutch efforts to spread rumors and sabotage. Arthur Seyss-Inquart ordered all Jews and part Jewish ancestry registered within four weeks across Holland.
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The
Hague
Arthur Seyss- Inquart
Netherlands
Holland
YMCA Seeks Oswego Site for 269th Regiment Soldiers
State officials seek a location in Oswego to set up a YMCA for the 1,800 soldiers of the 269th Anti Aircraft Regiment. The effort aims to provide recreation and services for troops stationed nearby.
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Oswego
Jan
The
Young Men's Christian Association
Pet dog gets false teeth to chew soup bones
Chicago daily report tells how Buster the dog, aging and toothless, gains new life after owner Max Finkel, a dental mechanic, crafts false teeth for the pet. With teeth, Buster eats freely and enjoys bones again as he resumes normal meals.
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Chicago
Buster
Max Finkel
Finkel
Oklahoma City Station Attendant Foils Holdup With Eggs
A station attendant in Bryant Oklahoma City thwarted a holdup by a man demanding that day's receipts. The attendant struck the robber with a carton of fresh eggs, saving $100. Eggs cost 30 cents each, and no injuries reported.
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Oklahoma City
CPLA
Back Bryant
Bryant
Retiring Clerk Fined For Tardy Oath Ceremony
Kas January 14 T J Hess the retiring county clerk performed his last oath of office for new county officials. His act made him late for the weekly Lions Club luncheon and the club fines tardy members.
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Sedan
Kas
T. J. Hess
Lions Club
Lincoln police classify drunkenness on new forms in Nebraska
Lincoln police in Nebraska designate drunkenness levels on new forms with categories such as dry and decent, delighted and devilish, dizzy and delirious, dazed and dejected, and dead drunk. In Indianapolis, Frank Hoke and Russell L. Ferguson faced jury service. special judge excused Ferguson while Hoke stayed, stating the clerk’s role was more critical to the company on a national defense order.
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Lincoln, Neb
Lincoln
Indianapolis
Frank Hoke
Russell L. Ferguson
Hoke
Frank A. Symmes
Powder Plant Is Destroyed In Kenvil New Jersey
Fire at Hercules Powder Company plant in Kenvil destroyed a small building used for fuse compound manufacturing. Three men injured eye injuries and wrist lacerations. they received treatment at Dover General Hospital. The incident followed a 12 September explosion that killed 51 at the same plant. The company called the P. E. T. N. building very small and gave no damage estimate.
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Kenvil
N. J
Hercules Powder Company
Dover General Hospital
Dover
George Allen
Morristown
Arthur Burt
James van Houton
Mt. Arlington
C. A. Plume
Succasunia
William Cummings
Cut in Liquor Potency Urged as Defense Move
Boston. Dr. Timothy Leary, Harvard lecturer and Boston medical examiner, urged cutting alcohol strength of hard liquors and limiting sale of all beverage types as wartime defense measures. He cited Britain’s WWI temperance gains and noted Massachusetts allows 95 percent ethyl alcohol over the counter without prescription, contributing to higher alcoholism deaths. New York City shows lower rates with prescriptions.
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Boston
Lowerng
Timothy Leary
United States
Leary
Harvard
Great Britain
Britain
Massachusetts
Bay State
New York City
Marshall Called In Vote Inquiry
Washington January 14 A Federal Grand Jury investigating political campaign expenses summoned Verne Marshall chairman of the No Foreign War Committee for testimony Marshall said he believed the call related to his ties with the committee which aims to keep the United States out of Europe’s economic entanglements and war risks
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Marshall
Washington
Verne Marshall
No Foreign War Committee
United States
Europe
2 Year Tax Program for Arms Urged
Cambridge economist Dr. O. M. W. Sprague urged a two year federal tax plan to fund defense. He proposed quotas on private construction, higher taxes on luxuries and certain goods, a lower surtax on income, and a 10 percent tax on large advertising expenditures to boost annual revenue.
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Mass
O. M. W. Sprague
Bank of England
Sprague
Harvard Business School
Secretary of the Treasury
America
Roosevelt
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