Johnston Plans For Labor Peace Deadlocked
Johnston remains a mediator as labor and management clash over manpower policy and wage stabilization. Wilson denies interference while Tobin announces Graham's appointment to oversee defense manpower. The Wage Stabilization Board and Defense Mobilization efforts face ongoing contention and public distrust.
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Johnston
Wilson
Tobin
Graham
Orea
Arthurr Piraming
Ferries
In Wesleyan Pntversits
Labor Department
Jshustein
Taber
Manace
Joinston
Acre
HLON
Ladar
United Labour Pelice
Tiefense
Wage Stabilization Board
Shen Johnston
George Meany
AFL
United Labor Policy Committee
First War Dead Enroute To U S
Yokohama Japan March 12 reports the first war dead from the Korean conflict being transported to the United States aboard a transport ship. The arrival group is described with uncertain details and names in the damaged OCR text.
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U.S
Yokohama
Japan
Iedea
Korea
Transpore
Gmvi Breyvant
Raney builds stadium upgrades for city baseball club
The article argues Mayor and Council should support Raney who spent about $12,000 of his own money to improve the stadium and sewers while owning the local baseball team. It notes the team finished second in Raney’s first year and urges preserving public property in good condition for future games.
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Gene Raney
Hagerstown
Raney
Tiderstown
Hineelf
Léghe Phant
Pontiff calls for fair share of natural wealth
Rome March 12 Pope Pius XVI urged a just salary and better distribution of natural wealth in a broadcast to workers in Madrid and Spanish capitals. He defended private property while condemning the gulf between rich and poor and critiqued movements he said sacrifice truth for vested interests.
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Rome
Pius, XVI
II Madrid
Tha Pope
Vegetables Gone To Waste In Florida Shortage Of Cars
Many Florida farmers face tens of thousands of dollars in losses as hundreds of acres of vegetables spoil in fields due to a shortage of refrigerated railroad cars. Officials estimate 3,000 freight cars are needed to move crops like escarole celery beans and peppers. The ICC reports efforts to secure cars are underway while growers warn of continued waste and rising costs.
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Miami
Fla
Marek
Fhoratapow
Tus
Interstate Consomerce Comission
ICC
Tallahassee
Mississippi
Florida
Tampa Tribune
Lake Qokeechotee
Noted Hitler Supporter Alfred Hugenberg Dies in Germany
Alfred Hugenberg eighty five, an early Nazi cabinet member and leader of the German National People's Party, died in Lemgn. He backed National Socialism, led big business interests including Krupp, and once controlled major media outlets before his denazification status.
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Lemgn
Germany
Alfred Hugenberg
Adolf Hitler
Hugenberg
National People’s Party
Reichstag
Two Russian Jets Crash In Korea Dogfight
Two MiG-15s collided and exploded while trailing an American F-84 in heavy air combat over northwest Korea. Four MiGs were damaged by F-84s in a one minute clash, with seven MiGs total damaged over two days. Lt. Arthur Walton described the encounter as the best show he had seen, aiding in the tailing of the target.
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Fifth Air Force
Korea
Sid
Walton
Fst
Quel St. Charles Blomberg
Dickinson
Midis
Steel Production Halted At Pittsburgh Plant
Pittsburgh March 12 The Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp halted steel production at its Pittsburgh works due to a slowdown by 300 Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen members employed by the Monongahela Railroad. About 12 000 workers were furloughed while only a few maintenance men reported for duty. The National Capital Parks system spans over 45 000 acres in Washington DC and nearby areas.
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Pitsburgh
Pittsburgh Works
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp
Brotherhood of Railroad
Monongahela
Jones and Laughlin
Steel Company
National Capital Parks System
Washington, Tn. C
Grand Jury Probes RFC Dealings in Senate Ethics Case
Federal Grand Jury probes law violations linked to RFC dealings and Senate corruption inquiries. The report names figures tied to loans and a mink coat tied to Joseph Rosenbaum and Young, with references to political influence at the White House and Miami hotels. The inquiry spans multiple officials and potential improper benefits amid utility and housing cost concerns across major river basins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Grand Jury
Young
Tier
Len
Joseph E. Rosenbaumoy
Washington
Rosenbaum
REC
Bed Rosenbaum
Sunday Star
Pra Penne
White House
Secretary of Agriculture
Wapper
Brannan
Sual
Fulbricht
Burglars Loot Becks Restaurant on Jonathan Street
Thieves used a crowbar to break into Becks Restaurant on Jonathan Street early Sunday and stole about 145 dollars from two cash registers. Police say the crime resembles a pattern with similar break ins in recent months, targeting mainly cash.
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Beck's
Jonathan Street
Tiis
Greenbarks
Keech
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Colmerth Rep
Howard R. Witt Company
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