Three UAW disputes idle 10,000 Ford workers
Three labor clashes idled over 10,000 automobile workers as Ford employees prepared for a strike vote affecting about 130,000. At De Soto-Wyoming the 2,560 Chrysler UAW unit staged a walkout over disciplinary layoff tied to material handling. About 3,000 more Chrysler workers at Jefferson and Kercheval plants were out due to a material shortage blamed partly on the De Soto group. Continental Motor idle affected 1,200 UAW-TIO workers amid the dispute.
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de Soto Tioup
Jefferson and Kercheval
U.A. W.C
TI. O
Continental Motor Corporation
Violinist Huberman Dies In Switzerland
Genevan Swiss born violinist Bronislaw Huberman died at 64 in Nant Sur Corsier after returning from a concert tour in Italy. His fame spanned the United States and abroad as one of the era's greatest violinists.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Bronislaw Huberman
United States
Nant Sur: Corsier
Italy
Buffalo medical examiner ties bones to river dredge find
Medical examiner Aaron Wagner on Monday said bones raised from the Buffalo River by a dredge appear to be a skeleton. He stated the remains likely lay in the river mud for several months before surfacing.
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Buffalo
Aaron Wagner
Buffalo River
Jaman
Wagner
Postal Probe Held Certain Langer Seeks Inquiry
Washington Senator Langer predicted Senate approval of a 35000 inquiry into postmaster appointments. The resolution orders a Senate Civil Service Committee inquiry into political activity affecting civil service appointments and whether postmasters faced extortion or coercion to pay tribute to politicians. The measure does not require further action at this time.
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Washington
Langer
D-N.d
Senate
Senate Civil Service Committee
Civil Service Committee Holds Up Postmaster Confirmations
The Civil Service Committee led by Langer is delaying the confirmation of 927 postmaster appointments as it awaits the results of an anticipated investigation, influencing presidential or House approval prospects.
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Civil Service Committee
Langer
Girl, 3, Confronted and Left in Bushes by Bus Stop
A three year old girl was defeated, hurt and abandoned in a clump of bushes after a man was seen leaving a bus with her and re boarding alone. Doctors at Siskiyou General Hospital said they saved her life though she cannot yet identify herself, with swollen eyes and a bruised body. Police search for the suspect.
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Yrewa
Calif
Siskiyou General Hospital
Five Accused Japs Plead Not Guilty at Yokohama
Five Japanese at prison camps during the war pleaded not guilty before U S Eighth Army military commissions to charges of mistreating Allied prisoners. One defendant Shuichi Shimazi is charged with responsibility for the death of James H.
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Yokohama
U. S. Eighth Army
Shuichi Shimazi
James H
Dollar Shortage Threatens U S Prosperity and Jobs
The article warns that a dollar famine will hit American business hard as exports fall short of imports, risking a net trade deficit of about 8 billion dollars this year. It cites State Department surveys and predicts acute shortages in Europe, Sterling area, and Latin America this coming fall and beyond.
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U.S
White House
Treasury
Commerce ‘Departments
United States
State Department
Sosema
Sterling
Latin America
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