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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1946

Page

7

Congress Orders Probe of Maritime Crisis and Union Strike Threat

Six C I O Maritime unions and one independent warn of a June 15 strike over wages and hours. They delivered a take it or leave it proposal to shipowners proposing a 44 hour week. The House labor committee moves to investigate the unrest with a seven member subcommittee led by Rep Kelley. Witnesses include Vice Chairman Carmody of the US Maritime Commission as the panel weighs imminent or actual strikes. Leaders say the push for collective bargaining aids talks.

Latin America House Labor Committee Augustine B. Kelley D-Pa John M. Carmody United States Maritime Commission Kelley Labor Department O. C. Fisher D-Tex Frank Hook D-Mich Alexander Rosa D-Il Gerald W. Landis Samuel J. McConnell Ellsworth B. Buck Rwee House Truman

Hospital Notes Summary from St James Admissions and Discharges

The page lists multiple patient admissions and discharges at St James Hospital. Admitted include Roy Sternhagen Wil sall Mrs Fay McCall 1915 George Charles Emery Lennox hotel Joe Crowley 730 Utah Jim Bateman Dillon David Chambers Dillon Mrs Minnie Sturtridge 27 East Center Fritz Skrastin 869 South Main Frank Skerlane 2003 Banks and Virginia Ann Perrin Warm Springs Mrs Stella Pavlovich 716 East Park Mrs Martha Nyquist 507 South Montana Paul Rajaich 31 East Gagnon Stanley Hubbard Tait hotel Walter Dodge 363 East Broadway. Discharged include Mrs Archie Nadeau 1900 Stewart Mrs Harriet Johnson 317 South Idaho Mrs Christ Rieber Reichle Ronald Warner 135 Wing Mrs Edmund McGonigle and infant son 323 North Jackson Bee Hickey 1945 Garrison Frank Walsh 50 East Center Jim Gordon Silver Star.

Roy Sternhagen Wilsall Fay McCall George Charles Emery Lennox Hotel Joe Crowley Utah Jim Bateman Dillon David Chambers Minnie Sturtridge East Center Fritz Skrastin South Main Frank Skerlane Banks Archie Nadeau Stewart Harriet Johnson South Idaho Christ Rieber Reichle Ronald Warner Wing Edmund McGon Virginia Ann Perrin Warm Springs Stella Pavlovich East Park Martha Nyquist South Montana Paul Rajaich East Gagnon Stanley Hubbard Tait Hotel Walter Dodge East Broadway John McEvoy Crescent Craig Dietrich Aberdeen Mildred Scovil West Galena Angeline Sekovich East Quartz Claude Maiden Lawrence Baby Girl Curran Empire Katherine Butala South Warren

Conclave Activity Planned by International Club

The Active Club schedules a conclave with a Hotel Finlen base. Friday includes a reception for early arrivals and Saturday features a 9 am registration, 9 to 12 am business meeting in Treasure State room, separate luncheons at Lloyds cafe, and district officers elected at 2 pm. Dinner at Silver Bow ballroom with Rev Father Hoff speaking, toastmaster Paul Golden, music by Mr Harvey and Prof Jackson, then dancing. A noon breakfast Sunday in the Gold room ends the event.

Finlen Treasure State Room Lloyd's Cafe Butte Silver Bow N. C. Hoff Paul Golden Noreen Lonam Fred Harvey F. O. Jackson Mr. Harvey Gold Room

Navy recruiters visit Deer Lodge officials

Chief R. F Westfall and Chief A. J. Peurifoy of the Butte Navy recruiting station visited Deer Lodge on Thursday. They made a brief stop at the state prison on official business.

Deer Lodge R. F Westfall A. J. Peurifoy Butte State Prison

Vinson Nominated for Court Post and Cabinet Role

President Truman plans Vinson for the Chief Justice seat and Treasury post while Snyder joins the cabinet through the Treasury appointment. Vinson, called Judge by intimates, served 14 years in the House and was on the Court of Appeals in DC since 1938. Sullivan to become undersecretary of the Navy, with Forrestal likely to stay. Truman weighs Case bill and OPA extension but with no firm decisions yet. maritime strike updates remain sparse.

Snyder St. Louis Secretary of the Treasury Vinson Truman Henry Morgenthau, Jr House Roosevelt U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals District of Columbia Harlan Fiske Stone Harold H. Burton Sullivan Interior Navy Forrestal Senate Banking Committee Congress

Major Battle Looms Over OPA Price Controls

Price Administrator Paul Porter warned in a formal statement that effective price and rent controls will end if the Senate banking committee's OPA extension bill passes. Senator Taft echoed concerns focusing on meat and dairy price ceilings and profit margin allowances as the Senate moves to take up the measure next week amid expected opposition. A separate note describes Ecuador seeking cheap cement to pave upland town streets, where two thirds of the population reside.

Senate Porter Taft Washington Paul Porter Senate Banking Committee Ohio Ecuador

Truman plans nationwide labor policy move amid strikes

June 6 dispatch reports President Truman plans a policy directive to the Labor Department in response to a Mexican Federation appeal and rising living costs. The Navy criticizes unification proposals, and the administration expects both services to follow the policy when issued. No resignation from ambassador to Italy Alexander Kirk is noted.

Montana Standard Butte Scheol Truman Mexican Federation of Army Navy Avila Camacho Alexander Kirk Italy

Japanese Youth Plots to Kill MacArthur for Emperor

Gen. MacArthur's headquarters said an 18 year old Japanese youth admitted a plan to join the Communist party and feign loyalty to attack MacArthur to discredit the party, while favoring the emperor.

Tokyo Gen. MacArthur Communist Party MacArthur

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