WLB Acts to Settle Two Labor Disputes Amid War Strikes
The War Labor Board moved to resolve two major disputes affecting wartime production. A 9,000 worker stoppage at Timken Roller Bearing in Canton, Ohio disrupted vital war materials, while a planned 26,000 worker truckers strike in the Midwest was postponed pending a WLB hearing. Additional walkouts numbered over 7,000 across ten disputes, with 6,500 in Pennsylvania.
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Associated Press
War Labor Board
WLB
Washington
Timken Roller Bearing Company
Canton
United Steel Workers Union
Pennsylvania
Thomas E. Flynn
A. F. of L. Inter National Brotherhood of Team Sters
Midwest Operators Association
Midwest
Ohio
Michigan
Illinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Dexter Lewis
Central States Drivers Council
North
South Dakota
Minnesota
Nebraska
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
Lewiston
Potlatch Forests, Inc
Joliet
Rubberaid Company
Miss Kellems Set as Witness in Censorship Leaks Inquiry
Washington July 195 S Sen Reed indicated Miss Vivien Kellems will be a star witness in the Senate committee inquiry into censorship leaks. Reed denied she is under investigation while noting her ties to anti New Deal Connecticut manufacturer activities.
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Miss Kellems
Washington
Sen
Clrde
Reed
R. Kans
Vivien Kellems
Connecticut
Senate
Aliss Kellems
Representative Coffee
Seattle
Elles
Miss Nelles
Count Frederick
Edlitz
Drew Pear
Nye Leads in North Dakota Senate Primary by Narrow Margin
In Farco North Dakota Gerald P Nye the incumbent republican senator leads by about 950 votes as unofficial tabulation nears completion from 2220 of 2251 precincts. Burdick trails with about 4554 votes and results include soldier ballots pending. county clerks have until July 24 to certify. Prisoner of war status reported for Royal Canadian Air Force Warrant Officer Douglas Rae Welson previously missing.
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Nye
Farco
N. D
Gerald P. Nye
Republcan
United States Senate
Senate
Aros
Lawn
Stambaugh
Farge
American Segion
Primar
U.S
Asher L. Burdick
Brand
Theonter
Germany
Cttawa
Royail
Canadian Air Force
Douglas Rae Welson
P. E. Iseleon
Lves
Tonawanda
Weather Summary From Fragmented OCR Note
Fragmented text shows a weather forecast brief mentioning warmth and a Sunday condition. Specifics about location, times, or temperatures are unreadable in the OCR snippet. The readable bits indicate a mild to warm weekend with expected pleasant conditions.
War Today Continued: Japan’s Defense and Allied Prospects
The analysis argues Japan, under Tojo, remains strong with a 7,000,000 man army and holdings in China. It suggests Pacific garrisons were neglected by the Navy, and a potential leadership change would not ease the Allied position. Japan aims to delay until a last-ditch fight in China and homeland.
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China
Pacific
Tojo
Japan
Manchuria
Beatina
Two Russian Armies Close In on Minsk
Russian forces tighten around Minsk with First and Third Armies near Zakharov and Mogilev Minsk highway. Bagramian’s First Baltic Army outflanks Polotsk, advancing toward Latvia as 194,230 Germans are reported killed or captured. A separate note records Arthur Herald, 22, drowning in Wynaniskill Creek.
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Minsk
Zakwharov
Mogilev-Minsk
Ivan C. Bagramian
Polotsk
Latvia
Lithuania
Dzisna
Old Poland
Bagramian
Polotsk- Daugavplis
Dvinsk
Prozorki
Polotsk-Warsaw
Iiipuri
Aunus
Berezov-Navolok
Oloneis
Allied Forces Push on Odon River Frontfront
Allied communique reports troops strengthening positions on both banks of the Odon River and repulsing enemy attempts in the Caen Everey sector. Air strikes hit enemy supply lines and focal points near Chartres Dreux Alencon Laigle Argenian, with heavy bombers targeting rail centers near Vierzen and Villers Bocage. sixteen heavy bombers missing.
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Odon
Caen-Everey
Chartres
Dreux
Alencon
Laigle
Argenian
France
Belgium
Villers-Bocage
Vierzen
Orleans
Heiress Grant Loses Custody Battle Over Lance
The custody dispute over 9 year old Lance Haugwitz-Reventlow continues as Barbara Hutton Grant and Cary Grant face Canadian and British jurisdiction. Attorneys say Lance and his father are in Canada with the father’s wife. Mrs Grant plans to pursue custody in Canadian courts if needed.
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Angeles
Lance Haugwitz-Reventlow
Barbara Hutton Grant
Count Haugwitz-Reventlow
Grant
Screen
Cary Grant
Haugwitz-Reventlow
Lance
Canada
Lewinson
California
Haugwitz - Reventlow
Haugwitz
Revenslow
Finnish Peace Moves Trigger U.S. Finland Break
The article reports a buried coup attempt by a group seeking peace with Russia was thwarted by leaders in power. It notes Helsinki's government announced Finland's complete alliance with Germany and cites U.S. officials stating a break with Finland, while repatriation arrangements for Finnish and American diplomats are set.
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Russia
Finland
Helsinki
Germany
Roosevelt
Hul
State Department
Alexander Thesleff
Charte D'Affaires
Legation
Edmund Gullion
Department
U S Charge dAffaires to Leave Helsinki Tuesday
Edmond Guilien U.S. charge d affaires at Helsinki and his staff of five with families plan to depart Finland for Sweden next Tuesday. Guilien delivered the American note formally informing Finland that the United States has broken off relations.
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Stockholm
Edmond Guilien
U.S
Helsinki
Finland
Sweden
Nicht Guilien
United States
New Overseas Service Bar For Soldiers Authorized
The War Department authorizes a new serving bar to mark each six month overseas service period. Artillerymen will wear the insignia on the left sleeve above the elbow, a four inch patch of cloth with a color edging.
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War Department
Conti RAF Pounds Nazi Oil and Rail Centers
Allied air action targets Nazi oil and rail hubs as a train assault hits 50 to 75 flat cars with half track vehicles. Bombers destroy or damage freight cars, locomotives, barges, and staff cars while attacking bridges yards power stations and canal locks across multiple fronts. In the Mediterranean, heavy bombers strike enemy lines and harbor entries. tactical aircraft sweep northern Italy and Yugoslavia with 2,600 sorties and 14 planes downed.
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Mederranean Theater
Eee Ji
Yugoslavia
Italy
Mediterranean
Churchill May Address Commons on Robots Threat
Reports say Prime Minister Winston Churchill may brief the House of Commons next week on the new form of German attack using flying bombs. He reportedly will avoid full district details while observing anti air defenses and touring bombed sites where casualties rise. The Nazi weaponry is described as rocket propelled with speeds up to 375 mph and a payload over a ton, launched from underground sites deemed indestructible.
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London
England
Winston Churchill
Commons
Churchill
Air Ministry
International Information Bureau
German Propaganda Agency
Associated Press
IBM Purchases Cliffdale Estate Near Poughkeepsie
The International Business Machines Corporation announced the purchase of the Helen Kenyon estate Cliffdale just outside Poughkeepsie to serve as a research and engineering laboratory. IBM said employees of its industry at East Grange would be transferred here when homes were found for them.
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IBM
Poughkeepsie
International Business Machines Corporation
Helen Kenyon
Cliffdale
Corporation
Inberstory
East Grange
N. 3
Dewey Speech Sets Tone of Go p Appeal
Chicago July 1 This unconventional convention unanimously nominated a candidate it did not want and a vice president the party preferred. Governor Dewey delivered a modern speech to a skeptical generation, pledging unity with allies and a firm resolve against surrender to Axis terms. The commentator calls the address a masterful, demagogy-free pledge for victory.
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Dewey
Gaye Dewey
Washington
Gov. Dewey
Roosevelt
America
Germans Press With Panthers and Tigers in Caen Sector
Reports say Rommel fields Panthers and Tigers in the Caen assault while Maj. Gen. Joseph L. Collins leads a mopping up of Cap de la Hague near Cherbourg. Fort Kuerqueville fell after stiff air bomb and shelling resistance as minesweepers moved in through a mined inlet. Air strikes claim nine tenths of rail traffic into the battle area, forcing German reinforcements to move at night.
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Hiis
Russia
Hun
Rommel
Caen
Joseph Lawton Collins
Cap de la Hague
Cherbourg
Fort Kuerqueville
SAS
Ttme
Only 30 000 Automobiles Left for Distribution
Washington July 1 The Office of Price Administration disclosed that only 30 000 cars remain to meet all requirements until production resumes. In normal times 36 000 cars could supply buyer demand. The agency also removed tube rationing from the list and directed a slight increase in new cars for July and August.
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Washington
Ofice of Price Administration
Fliers Rescued Near Canyon On Duty
Readable fragment describes rescue work near a canyon with references to fliers and river area. Mentions duty crews and a tracing of actions by responders. The text is incomplete but implies emergency activity and safeguarding people near a river canyon area.
Director Leads Unclear Study on Apparent Figures
An unidentified director discusses dubious figures, mentioning numbers like 4,00 and 172 in a vague report. The fragmented text provides no clear context or outcomes and lacks identifiable names, dates, or places.
New York Emergency Food Commission Discusses Storage
Skaneateles chairman Harold JM Skaneateles stated at a meeting that storage space will be insufficient for New York peach and apple crops as the Emergency Food Commission assesses needs and stocks.
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New’ “York
Harold
Skaneateles
Uting
New York State
Emergency Food Commission Iy Estemdlay
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