Western Union Employees Strike Flares Across New York
Western Union workers in New York threaten a sympathy walkout after the NWLB ruling cuts back a regional wage award. Major O Dwyer warns of a citywide impact on vital messages while unions outside New York accept a 12 cent raise. A ban on struck copy hits RCA, MacKay, Globe Wireless and others as ACA cites 40 to 56 percent of US oceanic messages could be affected.
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Iman
New York City
Imm
Hls
CIO American Communications
York
New Jo
O'Dwyer
NWLB
Lawrence Kammet
CIQ
New York
AFL Commercial Telegraphers Union
Western Union
WLE
RCA Communications
MacKay Radio and Telegraph Company
Astern Union Cables
Commercial Cables Company
Commercial Pacific Cable Company
Press Wireless, Inc
Tropical Radio Telegraph Company
Globe Wireless, Inc
ACA
United States
Tast
Palm City man recovers stolen car with tires added
Albert Gideon of Palm City California recovered his car in San Diego after three weeks. It came with two new tires two recapped tires and a spare added at the sheriff's headquarters. The tires and spare helped offset extra miles on the speedometer.
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San Diego
Calif
Albert Gideon
Palm City
Sheriff's Headquarters
BOCO
28 000 More Marines Ready For Discharge
Washington dispatch reports 28 000 Marines slated for discharge by February 1 under Marine policy. The schedule shows gradual release from service with eligibility determinations and potential impacts on training and readiness.
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Washington
Marine Corps
LSA
E Corps
Hints of Price Concessions in OPA Talks
Reported discussions show Bowles resisting quick price hikes as 1.19 million workers prepare to strike. OPA under pressure to deliver a final price policy by February 1 while industry leaders seek modest increases to cover past deficits and future costs.
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3Awles
OPA
Ould Har
U.S. Steel Corporation
Truman
Bowles
Cio-Packing House
Big Four’ Packers Company
Tires Scarce Survey Shows
Tires scarce as dealers report stock limits and buyers must prove need before purchase. Article notes dealers prefer allocating tires to legitimate cases, with wary buyers navigating shortages across multiple shops. Text fragment references continued coverage and mentions warehousing and preferences in supply practices.
Card of Thanks for Kind Words and Tributes
Mrs. Joseph H. Lowery extends gratitude for the sympathy and flowers shown after the loss of her husband and father. Thanks are given to Mr. Everhart Laeudensinger, Mr. and Mrs. John E. Louden, and others for flowers, cars, and support during the difficult time.
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Aliso
Joseph H. Lowery
Fries
Ing
Flints
Everhart Laeudensinger
Aveo
John E. Louden
Miger
Pantin
Ant
Peacetime Phone Calls On Increase Pattern Discussed
A report analyzes peacetime telephone call volumes for December and November, noting higher totals from a wide range of callers. The article cites increased communications affecting operations and highlights trends in call activity and regional distribution.
Kaiser Frazer Signs Contract Amid Labor Talks
Kaiser-Frazer reaches a tentative contract with CIO leaders after negotiations framed as a labor victory. The pact includes a union shop and dues check provisions, with veterans clauses deemed favorable by both sides. R. 3. Thomas called the talks a bright light in labor relations as Washington pressures ongoing wage debates and potential company shifts.
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Thomas
VaAw Cio Ar Dent
Washington 19
Frazer
Kaiser
Washington
Trumants
Moi
Gene Day
Wa Mating
Los Monts
Lesatt Et
al Motors
Unclear political debate and flood report merge in 1929 item
A fragmented clipping mentions political figures and party pressure in Maryland as a candidate weighs running. Separately in Kentucky floodwaters rise through southeast counties, flooding Pineville and nearby valley areas. Authorities warn water levels surpass danger thresholds.
Faces Gem Charge At New York Soda Counter Arrest
Elmer Maddox pictured in Chesvine Weo after arrest near that locale amid jewelry theft case involving Mrs Ruth Young. The event ties to a $7,003 wart d theft report and surrounding conflict.
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New York
Elmer Maddox
Chesvine
Weo
Jane
Ruth Young
CAP to Continue Here With 3 New Training Planes
CAP announces arrival of three Boeing PT training planes and local CAP activities. Meetings resume at Ha nana High School on Wednesday January 9 with basic training for new recruits and an advanced course for enrollees. Local officials anticipate high school student participation and CAP plans to advance postwar military auxiliary role.
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Lee G. Snyder
Haana
Civil Air Pogular
Hastown Hish School
Wednesay
Army Air Forces
Baltimore Air
Cummings
Eight More From Here Back From Overseas
Names and hometowns including Hagerstown and Keedysville report servicemen arriving in New York and San Francisco aboard ships Luther Martin and Arthur Pes with ranks and units listed among others. The notice notes arrival in California and Virginia ports, reflecting postwar movements of personnel.
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Ayua
Robert Grove
Hagerstown
Iverl
New York
Charles I Haker
San Francisco
Carlos Curille
Charles DB
Stoney
Pfe
Harry W. Mentzer
San Franny
Robinson Files Md Jan 42 Baltimore News Note
Robinson files indicate Maryland January 42 records at Baltimore News Agency. Unclear text suggests archival filing and agency reference with software note and security implied.
Truman Satisfied With Moscow Pact
President Truman said he was pleased with the Moscow pact and related agreements reached with Britain and the United States. He noted that recognition decisions for Hungary Tang and Yugoslav measures would be conditional and not possess final say, as stated at a news conference in Washington.
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Washington
Truman
Moestow
Foret Sisters
United States
Vin
Supreme Court favoring religious freedom cited in case
A Chicago news report covers a Supreme Court decision upholding freedom of religion over property rights, with dissenters criticizing the ruling as novel. The piece notes the majority opinion and minority critique, while detailing the legal reasoning and implications for citizens and the press.
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Wassunuton
Supreme Court
Drlavel
Suice FB
Commany
Reed
Majoritiys
Justice Bla
Murphy
Douglas
Rutledge
Frankfurter
Stone and Burton
Adriat Ovenpya
Police Chief And Wife Found Shot
SELBYVILLE Del Jar The deaths of Police Chief Charles McCabe 58 and his 40 year old wife Ella were murder and suicide State Police found Mrs McCabe dead in her home with a bullet wound between her eyes McCabe shot in the temple died en route to a hospital Coroner William Conaway said he was not sure who fired the two fatal shots He will investigate further George Walker the woman in law heard the quarrel then Mrs McCabe said I am going to Put an end to this Walker said the two shots followed
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Suzanne
Qelath
Strick
James E
Helen
Uble
Degnan
Deguan
Lalso
Chicago
Washington
Elizabeth
Thomas A. Carter
Walter Storms
Frances Brown
North Side
Selbyville
del. Jar
Charles McCabe
Ella
Isex County
Liam Conaway
McCabe
Conaway
George Walker
Thirteen Local GIs Receive Discharges
Thirteen Hagerstown area service members are discharged at Fort George G. Meade ceremony. Names include Francis P. Lee, Roy E. Smith, George P. Hays, Bernard Myers, Curtis E. Mullenix, Joseph Hulzer, Henr F. Starliper, Peter Badrich, Daniel W. Phillips, Charles Morningstar, Carroll R. Hann, Hiram Wantz, and Roy N. Fishack among others.
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Hagerstown
Armoration
Fort Geor
Francis
Thagerstown
Brit
Roy E. Smith
George P. Hays
Alo South Potomac
T. Bernard Myers
Sharpsburg
Curtis E. Mullenix
Wilson
Joseph Hulzer
Randolph
Henr F. Starliper
Clearspring
Peter Badrich
Vista
Daniel W. Phillips
East Howard
Charles V. Morningstar
Pic
Carroll R. Hann
Frankling
Hiram B. Wantz
East Baltimore
Roy N. Fishack
Smithsburg
Dates Fixed For Tax Collections
County Treasurer Hugh K Prox announced state and county tax collections would end no later than Monday January 14 while City Treasurer Clyde R L Stouffer said municipal tax collection would begin Monday January 21. Both offices are rostering extra workers to handle bills amid a new law shifting automobile tax collection to the Commissioner of Motor Vehicles. During January the county adds five percent and the city four.
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Hugh K
Clyde RL Stouffer
Sandy Hook Span Reinforcement Rush Approved
The State Roads Commission orders immediate resumption of work on the Potomac river bridge at Sandy Hook. Bethlehem Steel awarded the superstructure contract with costs shared by Maryland Virginia and the Federal Government. Maryland to pay 521544.55 dollars and Virginia 128117.68 dollars with reimbursements planned from unallocated federal funds.
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State Roads Commission
Potomac River
Sandy Hook
Robert M. Be Har
Com
Oin
Half Mile
Harpers Ferry
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Maryland
Virginia
Reindoliar
Reindollar
Lady Astor Heads To U S For Rest And Visit
Lady Astor the American-born former MP travels aboard the Cunard liner Eros to the United States for rest and family visits. She plans a month or two in Virginia towns Greenwood Lynchburg and Richmond and will attend a Baltimore society event on February 1.
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London
Lady Astor
United States
New York
Greenwood
Lynchburg
Richmond
Astor
Thomas McAdaros
The
Vir|s of Maryland
Baltimore
Neighbors Save County Commissioner’s Home From Fire
Residents rushed into a burning County Commissioner W T Danner residence and pulled belongings to safety. A wall was knocked loose during the rescue, including removing a wall item amid the flames.
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Pratt
Kas
Jan
W. T. Danner
Texas Snow Flood Drowns Veteran in Cumberland River Spill
In Texas heavy snow blankets vast areas while Cumberland River rising near Pineville threatens flood levels seen in 1929. A World War Two veteran and father of four, Doc Thorne of Walling, drowned as he attempted to salvage lumber from rising waters. Meanwhile near Cumming, Georgia, authorities search for car occupants believed drowned after an automobile plunged into the swollen Hightower River.
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Corbin
Cumberland
Pinevile
Wiest
Doc Thome
Walling
Harlin
Hightower
Cumming
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