Steel Chiefs Being Polled on Arbitration Board
Heads of steel companies were asked by Roosevelt's mediation panel if they accept the board's binding decision on the union shop in captive mines. Dr John R Steelman led telegrams to nine firms seeking position clarity as John L Lewis urged acceptance of arbitration terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roosevelt
Threeman Arbitration Board
Republic Steel Corporation
National Steel Corporation
John R. Steelman
John L. Lewis
CIO
United Mine Workers
Arbitration Board
Steel Companies
Full
National Defense Mediation Board
WNDMB
Parley
Steelman
U. S. Conciliation Service
Lewis
Benjamin F. Fairless
Te United States Steel Corporation
Pittsburgh
Ernest Weir
Youngstown
Frank Purnell
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Con
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Wheeling Steel Corporation
Crucible Steel Corporation of America
Woodward Coal and Iron Company
Birmingham, Ale
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
SemetSolvay Company
The
Carter Coal Company, Inc
Williamsport Women’s Club Meeting Highlights
The Women's Club of Williamsport held its regular monthly meeting at Mrs. Richard Hoffman’s home with 14 members and one visitor present. The program included a "Who’s Who in Our National Government" roll call, a Thanksgiving prayer, a Better Speech lesson by Mrs. Ernest Nichols, and a necklines and accessories demonstration by Mrs. Frank Hetzer and Mrs. Howard Grove. Refreshments followed adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Club of
Williamsport
Richard Hoffman
W. C. Huddle
Frank Winters
Ww. C. Huddle
Ernest, Nichols
Many In 1 B And 4 F Groups Face Service Under Liberalized Rules
The article details reclassification efforts for Army draft groups 1-B and 4-F, aiming to correct misclassifications due to medical and psychiatric issues. It calls for reweighing underweight registrants, review of 4-F cases for possible 1-A placement, and reexamination of borderline and illiterate cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical Advisory Board
Army
Debutantes Face Social Panic Over Man Shortage
New York organizer Mrs. William H. Tew disputes talk of a men shortage for debutante events. She says there are too many men, gate crashers are rising, and some families refuse parties to donate funds to British relief. She notes the social economy relies on parties for florists, musicians, and hotel staff. Churchill photo joke serves as wartime context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William H. Tew
Classified Section Teems With Notable Items Today
The American mink is equally at home on land or under water. There’s sure to be something in the Classified Section today. Read it.
Youth, 6, Seeks Assault Warrant
A six year old boy climbed four flights to Police Headquarters and said he wanted a warrant after an eight year old allegedly bested him. Patrolman Max Rickard advised him to go home and think it over, promising to see the judge in the morning if he remained upset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police
Fittte
Max Rickard
Axis Forces Press Westward In Libyan Front
British and New Zealand forces fought to blunt an Axis westward push near Tobruk and Ed Duda, breaking encirclement as Polish troops feinted rear positions. The Tobruk garrison linked with New Zealand units after advancing eight miles through three Axis divisions, capturing strongholds and prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Duda
Tobruk
New Zealand
Halfaya
Sidi Omar
Rezegh
Gambut
City Budget Outlined
The Mayor and Council and department heads met for a budget session ahead of the January 1942 levy. Hubert H Schindel urged a possible rate cut as federal taxes rise. No promised cut from 5 cents per $100. raises for policemen noted, salaries under review, with officials including Slaybaugh Bester Dieh and Peters present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert
H. Schindel
Washington County Taxpayers League
Schindel
George B. Slaybaugh
Harold F. Bester
Crown 0. Dieh
William H. Peters
R. R. Daniels
Edwin S. Guth
Jack M. Byers
Roy Knight
Paul Dullabaum
Sons of Confederate Veterans Meet in Shepherdstown Affair
The Sons of Confederate Veterans gathered at Dr. W. H. S. White's home in Shepherdstown on Tuesday evening for the November meeting. About forty members attended with Rev. John C. B. McLaughlin presiding. Guest speaker C Vernon Eddy of Handley Library spoke on Stonewall Jackson in Winchester. Bernard Seay led singing with Joseph Perkins on piano. The Shepherd College Art Class plans a Washington day trip to view galleries led by Mary J. Scanlon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepherdstown
W. V.a
Sons of Confederate Veterans
W. H. S. White
John C. B. McLaughlin
Sam Hendricks
C. Vernon Eddy
Handhey Library
Winchester
Stonewall Jackson
Eddy
Bernard Seay
Joseph Perkins
Mr. Seay
Shepherd College
Washington
Mary J. Scanlon
Shepherdstown Residents See One Foot in Heaven at Apollo
Lee Emory's bus will transport a group to the Apollo Theatre in Martinsburg where residents enjoyed the film One Foot in Heaven. The picture won approval from all viewers. For rental inquiries, contact the classified ad taker by phone.
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Lee Emory
Shepherdstown
Heaven
Apollo Theatre
Martinsburg
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Blue & Gray Shop
S. Potomac St
Ighness
Seagram
Seagranys, Fiv
Ie Bienacorianes
Seagram Distillers Corp
Gos Toy
Evan Paso
Nay Byorn
Aan Rt
Henry's Theatre
Potomac ST
Way-Side Furniture Mart
Hasertown Furniture
Bugs
G& Beller Garver
Mer
Triangle Food Stores
Reddy Kilowati
Eapseason, Mel
Lpot Ss. Ee
Cushwa
Tax League
Council
USA
Howard’s
Baltimore St
Ragerstown Bookbinding & Printing Co
Rogers Jewelry Co
the House of Blue White Diamonds
West
Washington St
Ilassified
Sears Roebuck & Co
North Potomac St
Crane
W. Washington
Everly’s
Floor
Everly
Astounding
Night Lite
Bohman -Warne, Inc
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