Guts Halted in Steel Industry Amid Coal Strike Effects
The Associated Press reports that resuming soft coal deliveries late will not prevent curtailments in U S steel production. At Clairton by products plant and Carnegie-Illinois Iron works, 11 blast furnaces banked, open hearths closed, and the hot strip mill halted as defense needs and reduced coal supply bite.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Clairton
Carnegie-Illinois
Iroi
Irvin
Carnegie - Illinois
Youngstown
Chicago
Mines Dispute drives call for anti strike legislation
Congress moves toward forceful action as steel production slows and a national defense mediation board sides against a union shop in the captive mines dispute. President Roosevelt names a three member arbitration board with John Steelman Benjamin Fairless and John L. Lewis to begin work at once.
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Congress
Senate
Norton
House Labor Committee
Roosevelt
House
National Defense Mediation Board
William H. Davis
Lewis
CIO
Philip Murray
Thomas Kennedy
AFL
Coal Mediation Board
Benjamin F. Fairless
United States Steel Corp
McKinley-Massillon
John R. Steelman
Benjamin Fairless
Steel Industry
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Steelman
National Policy Committee
Policy Committee
White House
The
United Mine Workers of America
Steel Companies
Mr. Davis
Shakespeare
UMW
Steel Company
U S Army Plans Island Defense for Oahu
Honolulu officials map evacuation of about 43 000 people from danger zones including Waikiki and Kahala as part of a defense plan. About 86 000 live in danger zones with half remaining to keep essential work, covering downtown, docks, oil tanks, rail yards, utilities, and city papers.
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United Press
Honolulu
Oahu
Hawaiian Department of the
U. S. Army
Waikiki Beach
Mecca
Kahala
Doris Duke Cromwell
Hawaiian Electric Co
Honolulu Gas Co
Mutual Telephone Co
Island
Army
Hawaiian Department
Great
Pearl Harbor Naval Base
Conciliator Steelman Long Record In Troning Out
John Roy Steelman a key member of the three man board guiding industrial dispute negotiations joined federal service at Roosevelt’s start. A professor, he rose to direct 110 mediators. known as Doc, he holds degrees from UNC Vanderbilt and Harvard. From Arkansas farms to World War I service, he has steered many early negotiations and uses direct lines or trips to the field when needed.
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Steelman
Associated
Washington
John Roy Steelman
Roosevelt
Perkins
Alabama
United States Conciliation Service
University of North Carolina
Vanderbilt
Harvard
Arkansas
Henderson- Brown College
Defense Mediation Board
White House
Mediation Board
France shifts toward Germany as Weygand retires
Dispatches indicate Paris may restudy Franco American ties as France leans toward Germany amid Weygand’s retirement and a move to North Africa. The Mediterranean becomes central as Vichy authorities reorganize, with Darlan named interim secretary and a broader realignment tied to Libya and Falange links.
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Occupied
Adolf Hitler
Montoire
Mediterranean
France
Weygand
Rene Platon
Jean Bergeret
North Africa
Darlan
Vichy
French North Africa
Libya
Spain
Jose Moscardo
Falange
Berlin
Big Five unions fail to strike after rebuffing board
The non operating brotherhoods, representing 800000 workers, rejected the fact finding board's recommendations and have taken no strike action yet. Conferees had sought a White House meeting to advise President Roosevelt that negotiations were stalemated.
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White House
Roosevelt
Commerce reports Canada footwear output to hit record high
The Department of Commerce projects Canada will produce more footwear this year than ever before, signaling a new national production peak driven by rising demand and expanded capacity across manufacturers.
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Department of Commerce
Canada
Rail Parley After White House Conference
Labor representatives threaten a general strike by 350 000 workers after a White House conference. The action could affect rail service across major routes and impact freight and passenger operations nationwide.
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White House
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