Foremen May Form Unions At Western Pennsylvania Mines
A three member NLRB panel ruled that supervisory staff at Jones & Laughlin’s Western Pennsylvania mines may form a union with the United Clerical Technical and Supervis Union. The decision, split with one dissenter, seeks to protect employees’ right to bargain through chosen representatives, potentially prompting appeals to higher courts. Dissent warned the ruling could distort the NLRA and hinder mine management.
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Western Pennsylvania
Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S. Supreme Court
Byron H. Cannon
Western Pennsylvania Coal Operators Association
Jones & Laughlin
United Clerical, Technical and Supervis Union
Gerard A. Reilly
Paul M. Bog
John M. Houston
Reilly
Card of Thanks for John Gerry Moore
The family thanks friends relatives and neighbors for kindness at the death of John Gerry Moore and for cards flowers and use of cars Ady Registrar.
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John Gerry Moore
In Memoriam for Ruth B Spideil and Margaret B Brown
In loving memory of Ruth B Spideil who died Aug 18 1945 and celebrates her birthday today. A rocking chair comfort remains as prayers rise to Heaven in hope of reunion. Also memorial for Mrs Margaret B Brown who died March 1945 with lines of blessing from her husband and sons.
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Ruth B. Spideil
Ruth
Margaret B. Brown
M. M. Brown
Ady
Coal Board Grants Rights to Supervisory Forces
A United Mine Workers spokesman condemns a coal board decision granting supervisory personnel broader civil rights, calling it a catastrophe for the bank and the industry. The board’s action is framed as granting these workers a “rent right of citizenship” under national law.
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United Mine Workers
Senate probe papered over labor dispute talks
Senate Labor Committee considers a resolution for a formal investigation into labor disputes sparked by the CIO and Unite Auto Workers walkout at General Motors plants. The measure, introduced by five senators, follows private meetings and calls for White House intervention if necessary.
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Jaey
Selenbach
Ea Special du
Sig
Mar Motors
Schwellenbach
Chington
de Council
White House
Senate
Senate Morseshore
Kilgore
D-W-Va
Tunzell
D-eDl
Meade
D-Ny
la Follette
Senate Labor Committee
GE and CIO Resume Wage Negotiations
New York March upswing signals the resumption of wage talks between General Electric Co and the CIO Electrical Workers Union. The union plans to test GE’s stated commitment to a new wage offer and has empowered locals to decide whether to recall strikers in 17 states.
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New York
March & Ups
General Electric Co
CIO Electrical Workers Union
Int
Permissi
Monetary Conferees Seek Russian Answer
Savannah report on monetary conferees seeking a response from Russia. Fragmentary text mentions negotiations, timing, and possible economic actions. Names and details are unclear due to OCR quality.
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Savannah
Pauley Refuses Withdrawal Amid Navy Undersecretary Hearing
Ed Pauley announces he has never been urged to withdraw and will seek confirmation as undersecretary of the navy. He reports facing weeks of hostile questioning while defending his qualifications and service to the country despite political pressure and prior fundraising links.
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Pauley
Harold L. T
California
Taen
Democratic Party
Ickes
Tidelands
Gitmen
UN Rsecretary
Navy
Ted
Democratic National Committee
Ed Pauley
Max
Avy
H Wore
Russian Reply On Iran Is Awaited
State Department prepared to publish the second note today addressing Soviet withdrawals of industrial equipment from Manchuria and possible Soviet Chinese operation of Manchurian industries. The note denounces Soviet troop presence in Iran and cites the Tehran and Yalta era principles, urging immediate withdrawal to support United Nations goals and broader wartime accords.
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State Department
Manchuria
United States
Russia
Iran
Tehran
Trandiy
United Nations
President Silent On Proposed Alliance
Unclear garbled text references a president and an alliance proposal. No verifiable names, dates, or places are readable. The fragment seems to report a political stance but lacks concrete details to identify persons or events.
Frederick Prepares To Start New Airport
Frederick efforts accelerate as construction and planning advance for a new regional airport. Officials outline timelines and funding while local businesses anticipate growth and job opportunities.
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Frederick
Picket Line Cannot Become Picket Fence, Pennsy Court Rules
Pennsylvania Supreme Court holds picketing remains legal when aimed at persuading workers or urging public boycott. Justice Maxey warns that a line turning into a fence prompts government action, framing mass picketing as collectivist aggression in the steel plant context.
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Pennsy
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Ch Justis
George W. Maxey
U S and Britain Must Walk Together in Peace
Churchill urged that the United States and Britain share a path between extremes, warning peace requires strong resolve and wartime unity turned toward preventing future wars. He stressed collaboration in peace, with faith, foresight, and a united people to uphold enduring structures.
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Zequisifion Beit Amerte
Gor
Churchill
Britain
United States
Ray Milland and Joan Crawford Win 1945 Oscars
Hollywood honors Ray Milland and Joan Crawford for leading roles in 1943 films at Grauman's Chinese Theatre ceremony. Crawford missed her moment due to influenza, while Milland’s portrayal of a drunken husband in The Lost Weekend helped Paramount’s Best Picture win. Other honorees include Anne Revere, James Dunn, and Peggy Ann Garner for supporting and juvenile acting.
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Ray Milland
Joan Crawford
Hollywood
Graumian
Brentwood
Miss Crawford
Flmdon
Mike Curtiz
Grips
Joan
Mildred Pierce
Kansas City
Milland
Holly
Anne Revere
National Velvet
Peggy Ann Garner
Byers Quits As Deputy Auditor
Jack M. Byers resigned as deputy city auditor effective March 15. He served ten years in the water and auditing departments, was a Republican and active in campaigns. The resignation was accepted immediately by the Mayor and Council.
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Jack M. Byers
Byers
Waitress Held After Fatal Stabbing in Baltimore
Mary Matthews, 24, a blond waitress, was held without bail by Magistrate Edward Garmatz after being charged with stabbing Earl West, 23, in a South Hanover street apartment. West died at South Baltimore General Hospital. Matthews claimed estrangement from her husband and said she had known West for months but was ending the relationship.
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Balitimore
Blond
Mary Matthews
Magist
Edward Garmatz
Cault
Earl West
South Hanover Street
West
South Baltimore General Hospital
Matthews
Young West
Fragmented Notice Reflects Home Renovation Theme
A damaged OCR fragment references a home related project titled Lovely Homework Home. It hints at renovations or internal improvements with three purhelders printed, though details are unreadable.
Seniors Excused To Purchase Stockings In Baltimore
Clara Horton vocational high school, enforcing stockings during hours, temporarily excused 26 senior girls after the principal Miss Edna Engle learned a department store sold seamless rayon hose. Students will complete work after school as “young business women” rather than “bobby sockers.”
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Baltimore
Clara Horton Vocational High School
Edna Engle
Engle
Plane crash near Martinsburg injures one pilot
In Martinsburg West Virginia near a suburban landing strip a PT-19 plane crashed yesterday injuring one of the two occupants. Pilot Myron Lipsic sustained minor cuts while his passenger Jack D. Shufelt escaped injury. Lipsic, recently separated from the navy air corps, reported the plane was damaged.
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Grash Martinsburg
W. Va
March
Myron Lipsic
Jack D. Shufelt
Lipsie
Navy Air Corps
Insurgents Occupy Andria After Rioting
Rome dispatches report insurgents had occupied Andria a town of about 65 000 people thirty miles northwest of Bari after two days of rioting in which two policemen and many civilians were killed. Manufacture of floor and wall tiles has sped up due to widespread use of continuous kilns.
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Rome
Andria
Bari
One Way Of Solving Hotel Room Dearth
About 300 delegates to the Rocky Mountain Federation of Mineral Societies convention in Phoenix camp in a city park to cope with a housing shortage. Prof J J Hayes of the University of Utah, a convention speaker, reports the camping delegates are comfortable despite the crowded conditions.
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Phoenix
March
Rocky Mountain Federation of Mineral Societies
J. J. Hayes
University of Utah
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