Hit Stumbling Block In Negotiations
Negotiators at the Bendix Westinghouse Automate r Brake plant face an abrupt halt in talks over a tentative labor settlement amid a week-long strike. UAW CIO leader Joey Olfiersis said the weekend meetings broke down after disagreements over union dues and check- in procedures. A picket was hit by a car at a gate, injuring a salaried worker, as tensions rose. The union claims company proposals miss agreed points, while the company cites misunderstandings, with no final accord in sight as participation and advisory steps continue.
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Berdix-Westinghemse Automatiseer Brake Company
Joey Olflersis
Loco
Uaw-Cio
Campaty
Iwan
C. Frankily
Lous
Sats Gates School
Bendix- Westinghouse
Unin
GoMecnien
Carr
Devon
Autosmobile
Care Saint
Sas
Gheek-Cts
Ut Thn
Carrzaul
Rep Dezentatives
Negetanone
Posilionas
D'S. Kimball
Bendix-Werting House
Attery
Krumburg Black
Musunder
Atike Cettlemert
Wisconsin Quake Scare Sparks Widespread Rumor Maze
Rumors of a major Milwaukee explosion and quake spread across southeastern Wisconsin causing panic and disrupted lines at newspapers and transit offices. Reports linked to a supposed citywide blast, with scattered eyewitness chatter and misread tremor cues cascading through media and social nerves.
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Milwaukee
West
Wisconsin
Olhtia
Doreph
Marquette
Fragmented OCR Summary of Local Notice
Incomplete text appears to mention a local event or notice with names and dates but lacks clear facts. The readable bits reference dates, places, and people, yet no coherent action or outcome is identifiable from the fragment.
Amherst election results show Goldthorpe nomination win
David Goldthorpe won the Republican nomination for reelection yesterday with 102 votes to defeat Harry Farr. George Innps led clerk ballots with 200 votes and William Robertson received 245 votes for treasurer. Local council race shows Bernard McKinley 123, Acley Slack 113, William Heller unknown, and several nominees eliminated or tied, with party lines noted.
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Robert Zilch
Henry Kane
Writeran
Willam Robertson
Charles Miller
Roberta
Council
Herbert Grimmens
Boten
Chir Schwelfer
Strategy Shift Ends National Phone Strike Foam
Washington and other cities saw rapid local wage settlements after unions abandoned a national pattern demand. Illinois and Chesapeake area agreements followed, with wage boosts of two to four dollars weekly ending strikes affecting thousands of workers. The NETW policy committee was dissolved and local talks continued, while picket lines persisted in some unions.
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Washington
National Federation of Arr
Attnois
Washington, D.C
Illinois Telephone Traffic Union
Atte
Annamced
Bell Telephone Company
Rauneaten
Bat
Neven
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Cath
Wistagee
Willian
Aiperiven Telephone & Telegieapa
Ameran Uraf
Bankers Groups To Meet Tonight
Local banker associations announce a meeting set for tonight likely to cover finance topics, industry standards, and community banking initiatives. Delegates from several financial institutions are expected to attend.
Vandemark Resigns and Horan Named Successor
Robert W. Vandemark has resigned as assistant county prosecutor. Richard Horan announced his resignation and said he will appoint Richard Boaird as his interim successor to serve out Horan's term ending in December. Horan plans to run for county prosecutor after Wickens term ends, effective May 15.
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Vandemark
Horan
Elsha Selig
Ter Righard Horan
Inday
Robert W. Vandemark
Hiehard Bo Baird
Elyria
Dee. Nv
Vindemark
William Go Wicken
Wickens
Two Men Apprehended In Broad Street Burglary
Two men tied to the March 29 burglary of the Hoth Tailor shop on Broad Street were captured in Decatur Alabama. Police report items stolen include clothing valued at $3800 wholesale, with a third burglar still at large. Authorities forward arrest packets to Alabama officials. Names given: White Ham McCarnaster Wille Landy.
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Hoth Tailor
Broad Street
Decatur
Alabama
BE. J. Stankard
For. T
al Bueminghim
Cleveland
Decupp
Stankard
White Ham McCarnaster Wille Landy
Fire on ship under control after blaze in San Francisco
Coast Guard and Marine Exchange report a shipboard fire near San Francisco that was checked by 2 a m. Firefighters aided by Coast Guard personnel controlled the blaze without casualties. details remain unclear due to damaged copy but local authorities confirm fire crews and lifeboat teams responded.
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San Francisco
Limomts
Cape Trol
San Frans Kakew
Marine Exchange
Coast Cunard
Coast Guard
Ib Chew
Ueliehesh
Burgett Nominated For Lorain Mayor In 1933 Vote
Lorain readers learn Burgett, a building contractor, heads the Republican ticket for mayor with 402 votes to defeat Alfred Anne who trails with 328. Gordon W. Suthwart wins the Republican treasurer race with 180 votes to 397 for Marty Lo Brontin. Maurice C. Brown tops the Democratic treasurer contest with 1648 votes over Henry Kompare. November rematches loom as Burgelt faces publican opponents and several Dems seek county and city offices.
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Patrick J. Flaherty
Denecrat
Agaist
Burgelt
Sufiettor
Joseph Brodenek
Thepublican
Dade Miteura
Uemos Erat
Bart Frank
Berpublican
Joseph Mitick
Tereerat
Counei
Willan YL Koerin
Stepeebtigan
John Jaworski
Demorent
Frank
Pinscure
Jaworskl
Truman Policy Test Shaping Up In France
United Press report notes Ramadier forms coalition with Socialist support to test Communist influence in France. France faces economic strain, strikes, and Renault labor dispute amid Cold War dynamics affecting American aid and Western Europe alignment against Soviet influence.
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France
Trueman
Dale Lars
Wile Crugtrssavil
Greece
Turkey
Paul Ramedes
Communist Party
Gog
Ran Frerice
diMeultins
Staurd
Ramadier
Europe
Russia
Hhe Socialist Party
Ceoun
Socialista W
Commiunists
Renault Automobile
Praneo
Amietiogn
Cuorga
Maseew
Dulles
United States
Germany
Sagalien
Louise Homer Passes Away Former Opera Star
Louise Homer, renowned opera singer, died today in Winter Park Florida. Funeral rites were held for Homer, and the body will be sent to Hotton for final arrangements.
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Louise Homer
Opera
Winter Park
Hotton
Election Results Show Republicans Sweep In City Races
A county city election produced strong Republican wins across multiple contests. Richard E. Baird captured the solicitor nomination with 2 072 votes, and council at large races saw Ralph Terry and James C. Scott lead, while incumbents in the wards held or lost spots. City officials renominated included EMaworth J. Albert and Wilber H. Gaston with no Democratic opposition.
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J. H. Bell
James E. Brown
Nyaty
Jetty Politica
George Thompson
Lakes Avenue
Courtland
Serling
Elyria High School
Henke
Selicltor
Richard E. Baird
Baird
Ronald’ C. Duune
Bune
Richard Horan
Terry Leeds
Ralph Terry
James C. Scott
Anna B. Kennedy
Terry
Usis
Scott
Mrs. Kennedy
Kennedy
Donald By Meyers
Dale C. Kellogg
Seward N. Black
Thad Ward
Council
Edward C. Lotus
Emaworth J. Albert
Wilber H Gaston
Kenneth Lord
Farst
Myles Parprlerim
Stella Schuleman
Ono
H. Lo Cordray
FuAs Hping
Primary Election Winners Mayor and City Races Listed
A list of primary election winners for mayor, council at large, and ward positions includes incumbents and challengers. Named figures include Ralph Peery Anna Kennedy Kenneth Ward Harry Patterson Myles Farmer and Frank Rawden Jones Hambley among others.
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Nirhand
Ralph Peery
Neate
Anna Ho Kennedy
Legion Plans For Mothers Day Breakfast
The American Legion plans a Mothers Day breakfast with about 200 attendees in May. Preparations include adjusting the regular Saturday night party. A memorial service is set for May 28 at First Congregational Church with Rabby Cad Miller as speaker and Elyma High School senior a Cappella chair. Additional events include the Cleves land Pitino group appearing at the high school auditorium and a youth program under Legion and St Andrews Clock sponsorship.
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Give Wall
Legon
Maires
Thei
First Congregational Church
WA Leal
Mbpimenal Associm- Toyarahe
Rabby Cad Miller
Elyma High School
Directivg Mid
Martin Meek
A Fetter
Bib Veeck
Tir
Cleve
Ater
Jone
Most Incumbent Mayors Are Renominated Across Regions
The article reports most incumbent mayors securing renomination in numerous counties and towns, with several exceptions. In Newark Republicans toppled Mayor Adamnes A Neighbor and backed Sylvester Headle. Haynes will oppose Headle.
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Lavette
Headle
Ratun
Modlin
Atao
Vert Welfrey
Amoney
Friant Voustein
Lancaster
Robert HH
Cook
Belletuntiger
Willian B
Mactin Howl Coshogton
Loch Nusti
Senos County
Hoadusky
Tod Beer de
Nearey
Valerate
Eibup
Cables Are Cut Reward Offered
Unclear text reports cables cut and a reward offered. Fragments mention Cambrilmie Arerna and Telegraph details. Readers are left with partial language and no verifiable facts or names.
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Cambrilmie
Arerna
Test Shapes Up Between U.S. And Argentina
In a UN General Assembly debate on the Palestine inquiry, the United States proposed a seven neutral state commission while Argentina pressed for a bi national panel including big powers and six others. The Soviets backed keeping the Big Five on the commission. Latin American votes were pivotal as the U S position faced a 23 to 1 setback on restricting the committee composition.
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Lake Success
Argentia Wit
United States
United Nations
Palestine
UN Geveral Assembly
Politeil
Pervsis
Saylet
Rusalana
Delegat
Metnismere
Salteriepiur
Senate Labor Bill Vote Draws Near In Shift To Labor Powers
Washington Republican leaders push for a vote on a labor bill amendment to curb national union power in industrywide contract negotiations. Senate whip Kenneth Wherry says amendment likely passes by a comfortable margin with two senators to vote yes, seeking tighter control over union actions nationally.
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Washington
Senate
Lang
SRS
Senate Republian
Kenneth “S Wherry
Nebreska
Nebornd
Avon Board Hires New High School Physical Education Teacher
Avon High School announces the appointment of Miss Wadoer from Sunbury as teacher of girls physical education for the 1944-45 school year. A Capital University graduate, she has taught in Bedford and Sunbury and will reside in Avon.
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Atun
Hush Rogat
Mikes Mary
Sunbury
Avon High School
Swappers Headquarters Meeting Daily in Chronicle Telegram
Chronicle Telegram column advertises daily meetings for a swap scheme promoted as a profit venture. The odd text mentions local residents engaging in barter, with references to “wap-it-far-profit” and a contact number 4408. The fragmentary notice reads as a promotional piece for joining an informal swapping network in Loreia County.
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Chronicle - Telegram
Stuart
Loreia Counly
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