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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1946

Page

10

Clothing Workers Union backs UN parley push

A spokesman for the Amalgamated Clothing Workers says the world federation of trade unions should have full participation in United Nations deliberations. The union, in its 15th biennial convention in Atlantic City, outlines a resolution urging unity among more than 70 million workers across 59 nations.

Atlantic CHEV IL Ap Clo Sidneyillman Amalgamated Clothing Workers World Federation of Trade Unions United Nations Clothing Worker Union Wlrvelc W Uflt.c

Butter Sale Aims To Break Black Market In Reading

Over six tons of butter will go on sale Thursday at the Reading terminal in Philadelphia to supply about 12 600 people with a pound each. Housewives can buy at 55 cents per pound. Sellers are New Jersey farmers from the Federated Egg Producers Cooperative Association of Toms River affiliated with the National Farmers Union. Irwin Kramer, cooperative salesman, says the move aims to crush the butter black market.

Philadelpifia Reading New Jersey Federated Egg Producers’ Co-operative Association of Toms River N. J National Farmers’ Union Irwin Kramer

Blakeslee Honored For Service In Education

Associated Press reports science editor Howard W. Blakeslee received an award from the American College Publicity Association in Lexington Kentucky for distinguished service in interpreting higher education.

Blakeslee Lexington Associated Press Howard W. Blakeslee American College Publicity Association

Arab Committee Seeks Stalin Aid Over Palestine Plan

The Arab Higher Committee met four hours to decide on appeals to the Soviet embassy in Cairo for Russian support against Anglo American plans to admit 100000 Jews to Palestine. They discussed steps if the proposal is enacted.

Jerusalem Cairo Stalin Palestine

Austria Remembers V E Day With Bells and Parades

Vienna marks the first anniversary of V E Day as a national holiday. Church bells will ring for 15 minutes across Austria. Allied troops parade in the morning and Chancellor Leopold Fig will address a joint Parliament session.

Vienna Austria Leopold Fig

Free Press Group Sought for UN Freedom of Information

The U S delegation urged creating a UN subcommission on freedom of information to draft worldwide press freedom recommendations. The human rights commission postponed action on the proposal to a future date. Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt chaired the commission meeting.

New York United States United Nations Commission On Human Rights Franklin D. Roosevelt Commission

Local Meeting Opens Without Immediate Debate

A participant stated they had received the communication but preferred not to address it yet, noting that the discussion on that point had not reached the agenda this morning. The exchange framed a cautious start to the session.

Strike Delayed as TWA Pilots Meet Over Wage Dispute

A temporary strike against Transcontinental and Western Air was staged pending an emergency meeting of the TWA pilots' master executive council in Chicago. No date was set. The walkout was postponed after President Truman ordered a fact finding board to probe the AFL wage dispute involving 13 major airlines.

Chicago Transcontinental and Western Air, Inc TWA Pilots’ Master Executive Council Truman Airline Pilots’ Association A.F.L

Blast in Belgium Takes 16 Lives

BRUSSELS UP reports sixteen people killed in an explosion at Charleroi. The dead include nine prisoners of war and other workers exposing a catastrophic incident with widespread casualties.

Belgium Brussels Charleroi

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