Unclear Entry From Atlanta Ledger June 30
Vague report notes a wage dispute in Atlanta involving labor groups and regional approval. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are provided in the readable text, making details uncertain.
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1944
Page
2
Vague report notes a wage dispute in Atlanta involving labor groups and regional approval. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are provided in the readable text, making details uncertain.
Washington reports war minister Juan Peron urged Argentina to ready for an inevitable conflict in a June 10 La Plata speech. The State Department released the remarks as Ambassador Norman Armour readied to return from Buenos Aires, seen by officials as signaling that efforts for lasting peace may fail.
Chairman M T Van Hecke announced the board found fault with a wage increase deal reached by U S Fire and Foundry Company of Chattanooga Tennessee and one union. The dispute involved three unions and violated the anti inflation wage stabilization policy. The panel hearing firmed the board’s disapproval of the agreement.
Washington June 30 AP top generals Marshall King and Arnold report to President Roosevelt. They urge continued full home-front production to sustain Allied advances after visits to London and the French front. They warn any slackening delays victory and warn against optimistic distractions at home.
Major Joseph C. Thompson of the Medical Administrative Corps received the Bronze Star Medal by direction of the President for meritorious service in the South Pacific from September 1942 to June 1944. The citation credits his initiative, hard work, and leadership under scarce resources.
Three army parachutists trapped on a Grand Canyon plateau for nine days crawled up the north wall toward safety as two volunteer rescuers prepared to assist. Identified were Lt. Charles Goldblum, Flight Officer Maurice J. Cruickshank Jr, and Cpl. Roy Embanks.
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