NLRB Opens Hearings Against General Motors Wage Dispute
The NLRB opened hearings to determine if General Motors failed to bargain in good faith over wage demands, with testimony from G. Mo Couniel, Henry Uniler, and others. The session adjourned as talks to begin wage negotiations with the union continued, addressing alleged unreasonable wage requests and potential impacts on about 50,000 workers amid industry-wide proposals.
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Anita Rind
Nea Nak
Prenl
Wabiatad
Denomth
Dinkbon
Wabo
Farewll
Iredada
National Jachur Delationx Bowrd
Olle G. Mo Couniel
Denry M. Flinn
Beiel
Anton
Willey LY
Gober Motors Gounar
Reus Qee
Havida Coonefeld
NLRB
Lana
Benjamin
Cero de Reilly
Helen
Hiedien
Polat
Iwehiding
Manufaetnr HK
le Hudson
Lecuse
Luncheon Meeting Recaps at Kenyon Home
The group discussed legislative matters pending in both state and federal legislatures. A holiday university event honored Mrs. Doyle. A business meeting followed, with a Sunday luncheon scheduled for February 28 at 2:30 PM at Kenyon's home.
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Willi Summons
Poe
Simt
hinOiday
Green Island village clothing drive aids fire charity
The Green Island village clothing drive organized by officials and local groups aims to collect clothing shoes bedding curtains and blankets for Albany Hunt residents. Volunteers will sort deliver and dispatch items with bus service updated to provide daily runs and evening boxes.
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Thy Gren Taland United Nationa Chotifieg du
Depaniga M
Dayory
Gilbert Thea
Mellowan Hoag
Albany Hunt
Mily
Murepenn
Aglaic
Mike
Homa
Village Affyeila
Chinyimserd
Rome
German Reds May Take Lead From Moderates
Friction within postwar German politics as the Communist movement gains strength in cities while moderates struggle to hold influence. Bavaria shows limited shift with the Social Union and Christian groups competing for votes. Local results hint at broader national implications for the upcoming spring contests.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Mae Springs
Amerigan Oheseler
Spelal
Luidy
Bavaria
Dima
Millan
Tesa
Ius
Weliive
Onus Chinen Social Union
Atodoen
Carissa Democratic Party
Sanial Denice Minti Rwati
Ooty Marmadty
Dermmevnta
Betents
Wd Hompreitsans
Court Declines Super-Seniority For Veterans
A ruling by Judge Charles Briggs rejects seniority privilege for veterans, limiting job protection to time spent in the armed forces. The decision, announced at a news conference, argues for preserving collective bargaining while denying veterans unwarranted preference. The case centers on equal treatment of employees and the impact of military service on tenure.
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Minni
Altl
Ingal
Minow Fedora
Monk
Tideo Charles
Briggs
Seluctive Service
Velovans
Vad
Joseph A. Partin
Ehlet A. L
Pacway Yah
AL Il
Herve
Tewis B. Horghoy
Mira Farlat
Jodie Brigght
Padeway
Meat Plant Dispute Triggers Nationwide Worker Sitdown
Claims rise over job cuts and government action at Wilson and Co. plants in Albany Schenectady Amsterdam and Troy. Workers halted shifts at Albany Schenectady Schenectady area facilities amid a protest backed by the union as firms face a government order to resume operations. Kenneth Kelley, union international rep, says plants may reopen under government conditions but workers remain idle at the Wilson and Co. sites and related plants.
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Bay
Aran
Rampany
Union
Orichilw
Av F
Wilson & Co
Albany
Schencetly
Amsterdan
Aw Swift & Co
Slauson
Witon & Chroy
Kenneth Kelley
Aut
Unbal
Minin
Wong Wil
Tiny
Almay Hinithes
Schenee, Indy
Abwlertin
Wilson and Co
Aelion
Ware
Onlee Pormunndl
Charles Selmmer
Alany
Jentoliva
Vie Henneh Houses
Albany Wineh
Witsen
Troy
Ambany
Kelley
Chiat
SerLo Nal
Nickes Mena
Finn Kloghiey
Yeni
Cor
Gilet
Mie
Payern Maul Cunlioh
Solaire
Kelleveld
Albay
Schenpetady
Tully
Amsterdam
Sygil Co
Ale
Proy Boat Club Installations At Sinxet Inn Ceremony
Rasmussen inducted as nominator of Toy Motorboat wmf Canoe Club. Norman WF Manta installed as president. officers named Arthur to Clark as treasurer, Jacob Ware as redqurer, Joshua Reynolds as minute, Walter Luhinith as measurer. Harold Junk and Martin Komerts concerned. A motion picture on Yachting presented.
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Iver M. Reswussen Wis
Wmf
Canoe Club
Sinxet Inn
OtNey
Normay
Manta
Willan Wieblui
Jeealdont
Epgard
Vacondine Secree
Arthur
Clark
Financial Arerethey
Jacob Ware
Redqurer
Joshua Reynolds
Tinatee
Walter
Luhinith
Area Insurance Men to Discuss Rate Bill
Area insurance men from Troy Cohoes and Albany will meet to discuss a proposed rate bill. Officials plan a monthly debit rate from 5 to 6.4 percent and expect to deploy 100 agents in New York State and 2,000 outside the state. Vincent F. B. Damaki, president of Local 111 insulation agents, will explain the plan and its benefits.
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Tasuminen
Troy
Cohoes
Albany
Jogialalinn
Incienxa
New York
Vincent FB. Damaki
Locel 111
Welon
Men’s Bridge Event Highlights Team Uplift at A Meet
The men’s bridge group outscored the women at an A event hosted at Mix. Frances Himpoth and others played at IM Eighth Street. They will meet again Thursday at the home of Mrs Exaid Lutveane, 2297 Sixteenth Street.
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Mix
Frances Himpoth
Eighth Street
Exaid Lutveane
Sixteenth Street
Five Hurt When Train Wrecks Passenger Auto
Five people were injured when a passenger auto was struck by a train near Jallalon Hill. Police report preliminary details from the scene, with victims Mary Chive and Thana Scott among those hospitalized.
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Mary
Dito
Thana Scott
Phely
Harry Cleveland
Bank Chain Dividend Declines at Marine Midland Cary
The Marine Midland Cary reports a decline in dividends for the year ending 1945 with earnings per share of 84 cents and a net addition to capital surplus of 5.228 million. The balance reflects increased interest and taxes offset by higher expenses, noting a per share value of 12.42 on outstanding shares.
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Marine Mill and Corps
Manufetures
Nations Bank of Tray 14
Ingoe Indina
Pratis
Willaird
Marine Midland Cary
Taelf
Supreme Court Delays Yamashita Case Again
The Supreme Court failed to rule on the Yamashita case, delaying action on the Japanese general facing a death sentence by a military commission over alleged war crimes in the Philippines. The court did not indicate its stance, awaiting potential guidance from higher authorities, while other related legal moves and state actions drew brief attention.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Agen
Pomyuke Yammshita
Philippines
St Yesterda
Cavera
Jackson
Virginia
Trent Morgan
New York Telephone Company
Ulster
Veterans Seek Legal Counsel Daily From County Office
An average of 23 veterans per day visit the Blaine Veterans Counseling offices in Court Lane Miles A McGrane WV counselor towns Nay and Rens y Aniver County reports, the offices open three weeks to inform veterans of their rights and privileges under the Gulf War era legislation. Many questions concern pensions and medical care, with the counselor directing veterans to proper agencies for assistance.
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Blaie Veterans Councelling
Court Longe
Miles
A. McGrane
Town Nay
Rens Yaniver County
McGrane
Wall of
Locke
St Peters Society Chooses Candidates for President
The St Peters Society selects Thomas F Dougherty and Pulick S Mannery as candidates for president in a forthcoming election. The nominating committee includes Dr Frank K Wild and others. election to be held Thursday night at St Dito Hall with an interval program and a speaker.
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Thomas FF Dougherty
Pulfick S. Mannery
SL. Peters Sloly Nanve Soviely
Candiales Cor
Gok Pinee
Lee Veeviky
St. Dito
Lycenn
Sin
Ehide
Two New Troy Businesses Startil
A county clerk yesterday shows Troy residents Arthur Mo and Elizabeth A. Rocke are starting new ventures. Rockwell Dintrifating Co. at 43 Dodge Street and Michael A. Tornisciio of Green Twl join Tortesello's Mee Croatit Paplornat at 22 Union filraal in Troy, per a cartiente drawn up by Paul Cirilla, attorney.
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Arthur Mo
Iizabeth A. Rockewall
Troy
Thes Rockwell Dintrifating Co
Dodge Street
Michaal A. Tornisciio
Tortesello
Union Filraal
Cirilla
Ate Torney
DeMolay Installations Lead Local Lodge Event
Hugh Wilkes and Hugh Wilison were installed in a DeMolay ceremony in Hualey with several officers and attendees named. The event featured introductions, guest speakers, and a schedule of February activities including a bowling match, basketball game, and initiatory degrees to advance members.
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Hugh Wilison
Hualey Camelon
Gay Chagitar
Cider
Desialay
Trey Magonte Yrmalis Orville C
Genvle
Aiahler
Phosfix Lodge
Ound
Ottiay Far
Quier Atllews
Walter A Hiuehtelien
Cannelior
Romald Powell
Sentinel
Piritien Lukin
Alaneit Bare Tlorald
Chard Mele
Jack Dou
Ehapter
Warren Fae
Étandard Hentai
Ostrander
Tuenteller
Fecamy
Manner
Robertson
Uakecud Avenue Presbytem
Tia
Wight
Iona ‘Triangle
Waterton
Ratpley
Webrae
Wilh BeGowoy Ghipler
Ab Alhingyeh
Troy Ymg
TV Fort
Schenectady Intervenes In Bus Wage Negotiations
Mayor Mild Terr Eyck plans contingency steps with the Schenectady Railway Co. to resolve a wage dispute after talks with Transport Workers Union Local 150 stalled. The company cites unresolved demands for a 30 percent raise plus pensions and disability benefits, while state mediators weigh a new offer. Local 150 seeks rapid agreement as negotiations continue.
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Mild Terr Eyck
Aaliemplad
Het
IL Windeparted
Ionie
Edward
Gintey
Joealent
Une
Taken to Hospital After Incident at Troy Union Station
Tatiik Murty, 79, of WY Pleat Shenel, was removed to Troy Hospital yesterday afternoon after an incident at Troy Union Station. Police officers AtlMty Quinkin and Marevilus Kavanaugh assisted. Mur ray was held for further observation.
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Tatiik Murty
WY Pleat Shenel
Troy Hospital
Nipolles Radio Roby
AtlMty Quinkin
Marevilus Kavanaugh
Troy Union
Murray
Patroon Club Welcomes 80 Veterans at Deep Historic Event
The Patroon Club hosted a large veterans event with about eighty attendees including Minty vetvianae of Watt Wat Thity of Ghent chapter. Highlights included speeches recalling the club founding in 1910, Navy ties, and a tribute by officers and members who praised veterans and urged continued support for MOOT and future ship activities.
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Minty Vetvianae
Watt
Ghent
Yaays Navy
Stacie
Mayer Dabi
Activitien
John J. Tawor
Abeleisin
Wies Shaleman Af
Uy Lea Quigley
Nest Iqunidumt
Tyhe Elub
Gust
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