NAM Head Backs Labor Bargaining Policy
Washington and Iva Mouher of the NAM urged a national labor policy to guide industrial peace and avoid new strikes. The committee heard a proposal emphasizing fact finding, equal responsibility for employers and workers, and a framework for effective collective bargaining under law.
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Sacred Heart Women Hear Father Kohn at Breakfast
Sacred Heart Women hear Father Kuhn speak at the annual mental communion breakfast of the Sacred Heart School’s Women’s Guild. The event begins Sunday at 10 am with a Mass at Sacred Heart Church and a 11 o clock breakfast. Participating officials include Miss Milley and Mrs. Goer as cochairmen. Reservations contact Miss Stephen Yehontutt.
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Canada urges Britain to pay war debt claim
Albany reports Canada wartime munitions chief Drysdale urged Britain to settle debts to the United States, arguing Britain’s obligations remain unsettled and should be honored in the new era of mutual economic ties. He spoke to the Albany County Historical Society advocating closer Canada U.S. economic and educational liaison.
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Albany Probe Costs Revealed in State Report
The Albany inquiry cost New York State $141,098 and involved forged entries linked to an investigation led by Attorney General Nathaniel L. Goldstein. The overall probe budget touched $284,530 with other reviews including Legislature matters, state police, interstate freight rates, and elections. Goldstein reported a 15 percent success rate on cases involving hush money appeals, below national averages.
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Britain Moves to Nationalize Coal Industry
The Labour government wins approval on second reading to bring the coal sector under state ownership. The chamber passed the bill after a Conservative motion to reject it failed amid cheers from Labour MPs. The plan includes 400 million pounds for mine safety and production boosts.
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Auxiliary Plan For 17th Trajan Post Observance
Plans for a joint observance of the 17th anniversary of Trajan Post V along with the auxiliary members were outlined at the February 13 meeting. The post and auxiliary officers coordinate a March 17 dinner with Mrs Anne Ghurl as chair, inviting veterans and prominent local figures to attend.
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Munster Marriage Postponed to Negro Woman
Rev Frank Witte, former Norfolk pastor, said his scheduled marriage to a Black woman is postponed indefinitely due to technicalities. He cited opposition in Virginia and distant family objections as delaying the licensure and ceremony.
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Missouri Vocational Classes Start at University Dean Hopes
The piece outlines Missouri vocational courses planned at a university, offering full year training in household electronics, poultry, machinery maintenance, typesetting, and design. It highlights veterans access, no degree requirement, and aims to provide useful trades for workers in small towns while integrating library resources and school equipment.
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Founders Day Observance At Averill Park Central School
The Averill Park Central School PTA hosts Founders Day with a covered dish supper Monday at 7:30 pm. A 19 year PTA cake will be cut by Mrs Garnes Pony. Gerald Vollet, a former student, will sing Kurapel solos with other graduates dancing. Mrs Raymond Dewey is general chair. Henry Texehoom leads supper and Allger oversees dining. About 186 persons will attend.
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China Unity Parley Proceeds Amid Deadlock
Chungking government and Communists refuse to budge on one war issue as talks for a new constitutional framework stall. Reports say the political consultative conference would resume, with the government aiming to retain a majority in the National Assembly meeting May days from now.
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A O H Social Aids Convention Fund Effort
A O H held a social event to raise funds for the upcoming state convention in August. Proceeds were planned to help defray expenses. notable attendees included Albert Connally the state secretary and Pactcor Jileforld the state director. The convention committee will meet Monday at the Spanish War Hall with Biaderlele serving as chair.
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Sorority to Conduct Valentine Party
The Ret. Omega Chapter of the Bata Signin PLY planned a Valentine party for Saturday night at the hotel. Bernice Fowler spoke on a campus topic and the meeting included a lecture on a tone theme. Marilyn Curtin presided as president with tank members present.
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Congress in gridlock as November shapes House control
In Washington, Democrats defend the House majority since 1933 while Republicans hope to gain seats. With 44 seats in play and vacancies, party control hinges on the November vote. Joseph W Martin urges Republicans to rally as Democrats seek to hold committees and shape legislation.
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Mysterious Navy Note Tells Of Return Home
A fragmentary wartime dispatch describes a second class in the Navy named Svewett Wash M Vero Welch returning home within thirty days. The text mentions a prize, a crew, a bridge, and a sudden return, with garbled phrases referencing San Trinesica and a mood shift.
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Naval War College Post Event At Newport
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Mine Sinks U S Tanker Bordeaux Meyers CM
A damaged OCR item reports an attack in Bordeaux Harbor where the American tanker Antietam carrying 8000 tons was struck. Two crew members were injured and another crew member was jilted as the vessel listed amid reports from the Lienely agency.
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National teacher scholarship offered by universities
The contest invites letters naming a teacher who aided a student. The winner receives 100 cash and 10 toward 100 next Best letters will be judged by referees including Dr Paul Milly of Northwestern, Dr Ralph Tyler of the University of Chicago, and Rev Philps Moore of Notre Dame. Finalists may gain a scholarship covering tuition, living expenses, and travel to Chicago or Evanston for advanced study at partner universities.
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Mother seeks review of US Army court martial
Mrs Ante Hicswa of Wallingford appeals for immediate action to review the US Army court martial of her son Private Joseph E Hicswa who was sentenced to death in Japan for the alleged stabbing of two Japanese. She cites emotional strain from his delayed homecoming and asks General MacArthur to reconsider in Washington.
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Fragmented record referencing death penalty and justice
The readable text discusses division command decisions and final action on penalties. It mentions fear of death, prerogatives, and concerns about justice and punishment. No clear dates, places, or named entities are identifiable in the fragment.
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