Pave Way For Strike In Aluminum Industry
Pittsburgh August 28 The Aluminum Workers of America CIO rejected a War Labor Board wage order, paving the way for a possible strike. Three of seven A A plants voted against the WLB decision with 32 000 members in the seven plants. Union officials said further refusals were likely and Nicholas A Zonatich announced he would interpret a rejection as authority to strike the industry supplying warships and weapons.
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West Virginia Town Hit By Costly Blaze
Spencer fire destroyed two downtown buildings and damaged another, with losses estimated at 150 dollars by Fire Chief Bruce Parrish. The blaze began behind the Simmons building and spread to the Cleavenger and Fire ville structures, with Spencer and Charleston volunteers aiding the effort. Fire was brought under control around 10:90 a.m. in morning hours.
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Oberlin High Band Rehearsals And Local Notices
Oberlin high school band held an August 4 rehearsal with daily sessions 4 to 6 except weekends. Five members left Oberlin for U S Army duty. several court actions included speeding fines and wrecked car case. Prolific local items cover prowlers, birthdays, family notices, delivery ads, and travel mentions from Oberlin Times.
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Riletta and Beatrice Stir Nurse Rivalry in Slidiwell
In Slidiwell Memorial Hospital, nurse Riletta Ranice becomes the center of a web of jealousy and gossip as Beatrice Blake manipulates Dr. Carleton Ash to claim Riletta. Vivian Snyder and Lacy Stubbs weigh in as tensions mount, leading to a tense hospital social scene and a planned but thwarted date.
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President urged to tighten controls and wage safeguards
Washington reports Roosevelt ready to stabilize wages by executive order and push price ceilings as inflation battle grows. New Deal program outlines broader controls, with discussions at the White House and at labor conferences.
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Remodel No 1 Courtroom Proposal Readied
A plan seeks to remodel Courtroom No 1 by moving judges offices to a newly constructed wing and reallocating space within the current building. The proposal outlines shifting current offices to form a central court area and notes the potential impact on offices and operations.
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Writer Of Letters To The President To Face Indictment
Avy uh Ped eral authorities announce the indictment of a year old Philadelphian charged with writing two lengthy letters to President Franklin D. Roosevelt from 17 states. He also faces 23 related counts including an authority suit. Bond set at 740 dollars.
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Timber Workers Strike Across Three States
Five thousand timber and water workers in Pennsylvania West Virginia and Maryland stage a wage protest after the Office of Price Administration refused to set mine prices. Timber truck drivers join in delaying shipments seeking a 3 2 percent rise. Movement of mine posts to Fayette coal field slows and a strike had been halted last August amid uncertainty over OFA wage raises.
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Entonitation Held for Fine in Juvenile Court
Cordell Baylock faced a fine of $3 in a probate and juvenile court session. A charge related to congestion and arrest was reduced, with proceedings continuing in the court, though details remain unclear from the fragmented text.
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Explosion at Montreal powder plant kills two in August
A blast at a Montreal powder plant killed two workers and damaged a third, with investigators estimating the explosion caused about 190000 dollars in losses. The incident occurred at a facility handling black powder, and police say strong subtext points to possible bandit activity in the area.
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