Labor Safeguards Warned By President Across Nation
The Syracuse Herald American reports President warns labor must retain safeguards amid postwar tensions. A fatal 20 foot embankment crash kills Gerald H. Gane, 23, of Sinclairville, after his car rolled several times near Falconer. Vernon F. Coutu, 30, of Fort Plain dies in a 60 foot elevator fall at Beechaut Packing. Bus workers laid off at Twin Coach Co. plant due to aluminum shortages. NY plans state mental hygiene course in hospital administration. Yugoslav sailings deferred with no official reason given. Air cargo war regulation urged by H Roy Penzel of Air Cargo Transport Corp.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
G.O.P. Elopement goes bad and 1936 political notes
A Bronx couple’s elopement ends after their stolen car is involved in a crash. The man, Cary Boshart, and another, are arraigned in Felony Court on grand larceny charges. Meanwhile Albany and Saratoga Springs host Democratic and Republican conventions with anticipated tickets and speeches, led by Governor Dewey and Senator Mead, as party leaders project margins and potential upstate gains. Eleanor Roosevelt headlines the Democratic gathering.
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Bangor Welsh Day opens amid crowds in Northeastern Pa
Thousands of Welsh-Americans gathered in Bangor Pennsylvania for the opening of the 16th annual Bangor Welsh Day celebration. The event runs through the weekend with a full program of songs, parades, and cultural activities drawing residents and visitors alike.
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Labor Day Message Urges Safeguards for Labor
President Truman in a Labor Day speech urged maintaining safeguards against labor exploitation and supported free collective bargaining and political action. AFL leaders and labor groups pledged a tougher push for higher wages and broader participation in public affairs. He praised wartime gains, noted a long road ahead to prosperity, and urged labor to continue advancing rights and dignity.
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Dewey Praises Responsible Labor While Warning on Picket Lines
Governor Dewey praised responsible organized labor in a Labor Day statement and urged removal of political strikes and leaders with allegiance to another nation. He linked free unions to a free society and credited organized labor with wartime gains and postwar economic stability. The piece contrasts AFL UMW Journal critiques and calls for labor unity to sustain wage levels and resist measures curtailing worker freedom.
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Duke and Wally May Settle in Ireland Country Squire Dream
London reports agents of the Duke of Windsor study large estates in Elrel as the couple may relocate to Ireland to live quietly as a country squire with their American duchess. In Berlin, civilian nutrition worsens across western zones amid a three-power survey. In Saxony, Soviet backed Social Unity expected to win local elections. Tokyo notes General Bull left for the U S, confirming the hotel’s condemnation. A Bulgarian royal family exile possible as country sways toward republic. In Marrakech, a street hawker markets DDT powder to shoppers. In the Philippines, rebels warned Luzon peasants their 934.9 million peso harvest faces a “time end” as fighting resumes.
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Violinist Spalding Receives Army Award Medal of Freedom
Violinist Albert Spalding was awarded the Army Medal of Freedom for outstanding service. The presentation occurred at his Pittsfield home, with Capt. William G. Leven Jr. officiating as commander of the local recruiting station.‹
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Looming labor strkes chill postwar calm in 1946
Amid a year of wage push talk and reconversion shifts, labor leaders see a stable labor management relation forming but warn major disputes loom. Officials expect a wage drive to offset rising prices after the election with unions planning moves to press for gains by late 1946 and early 1947. BLANAUR SERVICE BERLIN. American Airlines chairman Smith met Lt Gen Clay to discuss expanding service into Germany from the United States during a European tour.
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Nelson Urges Soviet Trade Peace Basis
Nelson urges peace basis with the Soviet Union centered on trade and broader policy expressions. He wrote a hypothetical letter to Stalin for his forthcoming Arsenal of Democracy book and suggested a commission of American business leaders visit Russia to study needs and payment methods by metal and other resources.
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Nationalists advance on Chinfeng amid Jehol capture
Chinese nationalist forces push toward Chinfeng, 116 miles north of Changteh, after capturing Shengteh in Jehol. Reports say one column closed to 20 miles away as Communist resistance dwindles on the mountain highway between the two cities and a second column advances west toward Kalgan.
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Army Trial Charges Browbeating by Prosecutor in Germany
BAD NAUEDSM Germany reports that Col Kilian signed charges Saturday against Capt Ban J Carroll former Mich field Gaul prosecutor accusing him of browbeating and intimidating witnesses in trials where Kilian was convicted of permitting cruelties to G I prisoners Carroll, who has appealed for a board of inquiry, asserts his trial should occur in the United States to expose the alleged fraud. Carroll was assistant prosecutor at the Lichfield trials in London and resigned after protests against high ranking officers. He faced charges of holding prisoners without counsel or formal charges. Kilian, at Continental Base Section Headquarters in San Bruno California, was to leave for Bremerhaven, while Carroll sent cables to President Truman and the Army adjutant general protesting his return.
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Snowbound housing push eyed as 300000 homes await materials
AP report notes new rules to move building materials into home construction could allow 300000 families to take up new houses, while many foundations lag for lack of supplies. Officials seek clarity on how fast aid can arrive before winter funds are tied up.
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Big Four face delays as Molotov return looms
In Athens diplomats weigh postponing the Sept 23 UN General Assembly meeting as peace talks extend. Molotov returns to Moscow arguing for delay while the Big Three clash on Greece monarchy, plebiscite bets, and postwar reparations amid renewed Italian Austria concerns.
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China buys time on U S obligations amid surplus Okinawa goods
McCabe issued a statement noting 1 500 000 tons of surplus Chinese goods held on Okinawa Saipan and other islands would be rented to assist China in restoring its economy and communications system. The move, seen with suspicion by observers, aims to support peace in China while raising concerns about Communist influence and U S funding.
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Erie Warnings For Small Craft Hit By Lake Winds
Weather Bureau in Cleveland issues small craft warnings for Lake Erie. On-lake winds of about 20.35 miles per hour are expected by Sunday morning. No general storm warning issued for the Hust area as edge severity would be greatly diminished by its approach.
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Unclear Air Show Plan Recounts State Dept Role
Reported remarks describe Air Show planning involving the State and Navy Departments and note the State Department handles arrangements for visits to foreign ports. The text mentions a wartime weapons supply and asks if an atom bomb was ahead, Cassady deflects with a question.
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Civil War Looms in Luzon Province
Unrest in Luzon Province rises as Manuel Rowas announces military poles and ward orders. All who viewst would dismantle wards and await a six week race. Peasant guerrillas were offered a surrender window during the truce.
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