Plane Plant Head Moves To Avert Strike
By the Associated Press plane plant head Ty Kindetterzen of North America Aviston talks with the National Defense Mediation Board as United Automobile Workers threaten a Wednesday strike over pay and benefits. The board weighs wage disputes while defense production continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Ty Kindetterzen
North America
Aviston
Tuc
Inglewood
Calif
Wachington
Natiomn Defense Mediation Board
L. O
United Automobile Workers
Army
Britain
United States
Great Britain
Betsen
Senate Defense
Fie-Ua
Francisca Hay Ares
Urdil Ted
Errow
Wiliam Green
A. FL
John L. Lewis
Danecom
Wiler
Foriay Om
Ravenna
Atseral
Ion
A. F. C. L. Olticttis
Packard Motor Car Company
L F
Detroit
U. A. Woc
Packard
Mnass
Strike Moves Through Lake Superior Workforce Dispute
A U S workers union warned of a chemical division walkout with night shifts and sit down lines. About 246 of 1000 dock workers and four railroads faced action in the Lake Superior region as wage talks lingered. Affected firms reported limited production impact while the Brotherhood of Painters settled for a 72 cent pay raise from prior terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chemical Division
Gre
Um, AW
Bip
Sre
Lake Superior
Brotherhood of Bai
Yorke 4
Previers
Raeder Warns on Convoys Amid Naval War Plans
German Admiral Raeder warned that if necessary Germany would sink neutral and Allied ships to prevent aid to Britain, urging caution for neutral vessels and noting British sea power. Reports described British attempts to support Crete and German air and naval actions, with Luftwaffe and U-boat operations and stalled paratroop landings on Crete amid Allied resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Pavy Ehlet
Manny
Virginia
Joonturs
Ishin
Armas
Fire destroys Berkley Hall private school auditorium
Fire early today destroyed the Berkley Hall private school auditorium in Beverly Hills. Marco Wolff, president of the ward of trustees, estimated the loss. Several firemen were injured as flames consumed pianos, band instruments, and stage equipment. cause not determined. The school served 80 children of Christian Scientists from St. Louis, Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Private School
Beverly Hills
Call
Berkley Hall
Marco Wolff
Ward of Trustees
Christian Scientiets
Vadattelskeedt
St. Louis
Lees
Iraq Ruler Flees Baghdad in Turbulent Crisis
Reports say Rashid Ali fled Baghdad as a rebel faction and some cabinet ministers attempted to retake control. British and Iraqi forces clash along the Euphrates west of Baghdad while Italian divisions in Ethiopia are reportedly decimated and soldiers captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rashid Aly
Baghdad
Iraq
Rashid Ans
Uvraldad Communications
Ate Mahmud
Iere
Yeag
Crete
iGerman
Habbaniyat
Fallujah
Euphrates River
Mosul Halfa
Ant Traq
Ramondi
Rulba
Soddu
Ethiopia
Middle East
Cairo
Ltherati
Grneral Bagoari
Addis Abia
Debra
Berea
Mint
Sea Lion Snobs Put Into Action At Brookfeld Zoo
Chicago May 96 Ga Officials at Brookfeld Zoo created a fish tossing platform to engage nine sea lions that had lounged on rocks. Visitors, irked by inactivity, fed the lobes of whiskered creatures as the pool became lively and the sea lions swam and dived for meals, bringing seasonable action to the cages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Brookfeld Zoo
Ta0
Martha Raye Back At Work On Movie After 3d Marriage
Martha Raye and her bridesmaid Ann Sheridan returned to a film set with bridegroom Neal Lang observing. The party headed to Las Vegas for a ceremony near the weekend. Rose manager tied the knot earlier. Raye, 25, recently divorced from Hamilton Westmore. Penton and Brent planned to attend but were hindered by scheduling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Raye
Hollywood
Martha Rays
Bride
Ann Sheridan
Neal Lang
Martha
Peter Balma
Las Veras
Nev
Lane
Mami Beach
Fla
Rose
Miss Rayo
Hamilton
Westmore
Iim
Dave Rose
Judy Garland
George Brent
Ambulance Intern Prevents Crowd After Fatal Shootings
Dr John A Brabson of Roosevelt Hospital saved patrolman Morris Zuckerman from an angry crowd at a fundraiser in Bay Windsor Valley by stabilizing the wounded man and ordering blockers back. The incident followed a dispute with Joseph Fojo over a 0 cent return check, with Fojo shot fatally. Assistant District Attorney Paul announced charges of technical homicide against Zuckerman as witnesses said he fired a warning shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ho Dond
Ome Nookera
Ain
John A. Brabson
Roosevelt Hospital
Baya Windsor
Patrohman
Morris Zuckwengl
Joseph Fofo
Paul
Zuckerman
Fojo
Foja
State Supreme Court To Mark 250 Years Existence May 28 Albany
Albany May 26 New York celebrates the 250th anniversary of the State Supreme Court one of the oldest public institutions in the United States. Ceremonies in the Assembly chamber will honor the court’s long history with speakers including Governor Lehman Chief Judge Irving Lehman and Attorney J Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Supreme Court
Albany
Eng
Lehman
Irving Lehman
Appes
Jo . Davis
General Gasser Recalled to Aid LaGuardia Office
Brig. Gen. Lorenzo D. Gasser, former Deputy Chief of Staff, was recalled to active duty as War Department representative in the Civilian Defense office. He will assist Mayor Fiorello H. La Guardia in coordinating home defense efforts and report to New York City on Monday. His home is in Titin, G.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Gasser
Army
LaGuardia
Washington
Lorenzo D. Gaster
Cores
Stalf
Teany Retirement Trimng
War Department
Rew
Fiorello H. la Guardia
New York
Gasser
New York City
Monay
Mis
Peterson's Ointment Promises Quick Pile Relief
An old advertisement touts an ointment advertised by Pei years ago as giving quick cooling soothing relief from piles. The ad claims widespread fame across the country and urges readers to ask a druggist for a 35 cent tube or with applicator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
Hinckley Arrives in London to Seek Faster Flying Service
Hinckley arrives in London to pursue improved air mail and flying services between the United States and Great Britain. He expects to visit Ireland and witness a new British aviation vessel from the United States, then return to England for pilot training phases as Washington cites mail delays and shifts to air mail. The U S embassy notes a loss of mail by ship and increased use of air routes for routine commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinckley
London
Stabert IL
Minckley
United States
As Dymiz
Great Britain
Irelonit
England
Washington
Britain
Ling
Lisbon
Crete Battle Mounts With Air and Ground Attacks
Allied naval and air forces report heavy fighting on Crete as German bombers, destroyers, dive bombers and fighters strike British troops and supply depots. A munitions dump was reported hit, while German fighters claimed six Allied planes down and three on the ground. two merchant ships totaling 2500 tons were sunk. Tobruk, in the Libyan front, remained comparatively quiet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Command
Aeserteds
Crete
Ines Uno
Broh
Fang
Berlin
Rian
Wis
Crate
Greek's King Safe in Egypt After Flight From Crete
King George of Greece recounts his escape from Crete amid German paratroop actions. He and key government members traveled across Crete to the island’s south coast, evading Nazi fire and briefly sheltering with shepherds before boarding a British destroyer bound for Egypt. The journey underscores Greece’s determination to continue fighting, though a new seat of government had not yet been established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calero
Worbuckyer
Crete
George W
Grote
Greece
Canon
Athens
Panzers Unds
Ring
Frith
Royal of
Emmanuel Tiouderos
Michael Palairet
Legation
Stinfly
Managya
Therisson
Baya Eray
Italian Air Force Aids Attack on Crete May 26
The Malian High Command said Fascist planes aided the Crete assault, bombing and machine-gunning strongholds while landing reinforcements aboard ships protected by Westalian forces. Rescue planes ferried survivors as Italian air and naval units widened reconnaissance across the Mediterranean toward Alexandria. Authorities quoted in la Voce d Italia claimed fresh troops and arms reinforced the invasion, facing British sea power and air patrols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crete
Tome
High Command
Croley
Tiv Stand
Gere Duh
Uvopsko
Westalian “Navy
Fastist
Augean Sea
Tallin
Mediterranean
Alexandria
Egypt
Virginio Guyda
Fragmented wartime march report from unnamed sources
Disjointed account describes a march toward British territory with levies and duties argued as necessary. Repeated reference to baggage, Noel soldiers, New Zealanders, and Greek gendarmes implies a tense retreat or pursuit. Parachutists and machine gun fire appear as scattered fragments of the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King George's House
Noel
Mie
Greece Plans Flight to Jerusalem to Restore Government
Diplomatic circles in Ankara report that King George VI of Greece and key ministers intend to fly to Jerusalem to reestablish the Greek government in Crete. Faruk allegedly informed the king he would act privately but finding Egypt non belligerent complicates operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Ritter
Jerusalem
Ankara
George VI
Greece
Eeyol Aller
Crete
George
Lj. Faruk
Yeelopmend
Egypt
Roosevelt Signs 85 P C Parity Bill
President Roosevelt signed the Commodity Loan bill, granting farmers who participate in the agricultural programs loans equal to 65 percent of parity on cotton, corn, wheat, rice, and tobacco. The action supports producers cooperating with the IGIL A programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
P. C
Washington
IUP
Hhooscvle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Plane Plant
Marley
Camp Blaze
Meehanteville
Stia Hy
Adapa
The
Carbo
Raymond J. Borst
Randum
Niagara Palls
Buf
Defenes Industries
Eirle
Ktorst
U.S
All Delates Dees Wises
RAND
Admiral E Fabork
Raeder
T. G. Heyswood
Beritish
Greeet
News Chronicle
Nees Chronicle
Suda
Caira
Ine
Malemalryurt
Jay Cobbs
S. Salina ST
Axis
Arfield New York 3
ENSI
United States Navy Today Oficiauty
Floyd Bennalt
City of
United States Naval Air Station
Navy Tak
Ease
Paddy Tey
Corona Comet
Yin
Ana
Pita
Gomsteta
BEARS
Roebuck
Syracuse
Palas Tnt
Jay-Cobbs
Salina Street
Sparkle
Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola Bottling CO
West Genesee
Synacusf
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!