Optimism Dims for Rail Peage
Roosevelt special fact finding board grows less optimistic in mediating the threatened railway strike after 23 hours of bargaining. Five operating brotherhoods accept terms, 14 non operating groups balk. Railroads estimate costs at 900 million annually. report due late today. Also CIO workers at Bell Aircraft Buffalo vote to strike for wage hikes and union shop.
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Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Morse
Labor Front
CIO
Bell Aircraft Corp
Buffalo
N. Y
Army Cook Finds Portable Kitchen Really Can Roll
Pvt. Lloyd E Snyder of Ft Jackson writes home from Carolina maneuvers about rolling kitchens and cooking in a bouncing truck. He describes 400 mile convoy moves, a 70 000 man unit facing 350 000 enemy, hard work and long hours, limited clothing, scarce baths, and a hopeful furlough on return.
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Lloyd E. Snyder
C. E. Snyder
Maryland
Pvt. Snyder
Automaker cost cuts eyed as wartime controls rise
Elimination of wool and rubber floor mats and clocks and radios as well as reduced paint coats are suggested for car production by OPM and OPA officials. Prospective buyers may gain priority in future. The civilian supply division orders a 50 percent cut from 1941 levels, with next February expected output at 174,122 cars if materials are available, versus nearly 400,000 produced in the same month this year.
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OPM
Office of Price Administration
Defense
Stark Rural Ministers Meet Wednesday
Stark county rural ministers will meet at Mt. Union College administration building in Alliance on Wednesday at 10 am to discuss The United Christian Advance in Rural America led by W. H. Thompson of the Ohio Council of Churches and J. P. Smith from Ohio State University extension rural sociology.
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Stark County
Mt. Union College
Alliance
United Christian Advance In
Rural America
W. H. Thompson
Ohio Council of Churches
J. P. Smith
Ohio State University
Camp to hear symphony with Stokowski in New Jersey
The first army camp symphony concert will be staged at Fort Dix on December 10. Leopold Stokowski will conduct the New Jersey WPA symphony orchestra in the debut entertainment event for this camp.
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Fort DIX
N. J
Leopold Stokowski
New Jersey
WPA Symphony Orchestra
Senator Alva Adams Dies After Heart Attack
United Press reports Colorado Democrat Senator Alva B. Adams died early today at age 66 after a brief illness intensified by overwork. First elected to finish an unfinished term in 1923, he later returned in 1932 and was reelected in 1938, serving as a key appropriations subcommittee chair amid defense program funding and generally taking a middle position on foreign policy.
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Sen. Adams
Senate
Samuel D. Nicholson
Appropriations
Muskingum Names Captain for 1942 Football Team
New Concord. Dave McDowell, junior tackle from Cuyahoga Falls, will captain Muskingum College's 1942 football squad.
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NEW Concord
Dave McDowell
Cuyahoga Falls
Muskingum College
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