Area Strike Outlook Brightest In Weeks
Area workers face a pivotal moment as wage talks at the General Blackie plant near Schenectady show signs of progress. A government memo notes nonproduction staff joining the walkout setup, while union leaders press for an 18 cent an hour raise. Officials report tense negotiations and planned actions, with recall and badge procedures discussed to distinguish workers during potential demonstrations. The dispute centers on wage scale and job protections as the week closes.
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Howles
U.S
Mgit
Peter Culelle
Tinsted “Leal Worle
Henry Muu
WEG
Adipumdelt
Rowley
Aditendiest
Ueogleel Gebyleabings
Foatestey
Whikur
Gragling Witke
Bowles
Supervisors Still Pit Labor Act Dispute At Voice Of Union
The UMWW facing a dispute over recognition of a supervisory unit under the Wagner Act. A federal board ruled that the unit may be recognized but could be altered later, with Justice Reilly dissenting on concerns of wrong use of labor law. The decision follows prior cases including Maryland Drydock and Packard Motor Car, signaling continued tension in supervisory employee representation.
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Wagtas Act
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Doda da Lian
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Mtatrtet
Tanwis
aLetien Fendant
USMLW
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Hord
Hest Drelaay
Forman
Lio Maryland Dry
Faemers Daughters Plied With Nylous Allegations Heard
Fragmentary OCR notes reference congressional inquiry involving Faemers' daughters and alleged nylon seal tampering. Names like Clinton, Anderson, and Have Banking Committee appear, with unclear details on feeding or wage implications and a discussion of orthodox wages. The text is inconsistent and partly garbled.
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I -Congress
Lenin
Mapas
Clinton
Anderson
Weetaultire
Dewey Urges Government Action on Housing for Veterans
Governor Dewey blasted federal housing and education policies, urging rapid private and public action to provide housing and schooling for 200000 veterans. He criticized price ceilings and material shortages, warned of energy and labor constraints, and pledged to push veterans’ education and emergency housing despite federal failings.
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Jay
Dewey
Vallege
Berleval
Ray Milland and Joan Crawford Win Oscar Honors
Hollywood’s awards night names Ray Milland and Joan Crawford top winners in a year marked by standout performances. The ceremony praises Milland in a tense drama lead and Crawford for a powerful supporting turn, with other notable nods across acting and directing categories.
Housing Bill Tossed To Senate Housing Measure Faces Senate Action
The House approved housing aid by a 457 to 24 vote with 19 Republican dissenters. Debates centered on subsidies and budget caps, while Senators debated how to proceed and whether to restore proposals cut by the House. Opposition cited price controls and funding limits as obstacles to rapid construction goals.
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Dann
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Senate
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Orney
Ree! Portera
Lfke Senule
Ile
Ranking Committee
Mihowah
Tall Sid
Moscow Sees Churchill Speech as Severe Broadcast
Moscow officials and public voices describe Churchill's Tuesday address as severe and aggressive. The broadcast reportedly included comments from Russian leaders and prompted criticism of his tone during wartime diplomacy.
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Marcow
Winston Churchill
Kla Hullon
Ato
Canada Grants Loan Of Billion To Britain
Canada approves a loan package to Britain totaling 4.25 billion in Canadian dollars, contingent on a parallel American loan and congressional approval. The agreement includes a 2 percent interest rate from 1951, repayable over fifty years, with possible waivers on interest in specified conditions. Parliament must confirm the plan next week, with swift approval anticipated.
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Wilfrid Exady
United States
Mendlany Incomes
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Canute
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Wren
Cunmda
Minicerius
Aillee
Longdon
Wirth Kingdon
Nine Die as Italian Town Battles Rebels
ANSA reports nine people killed in Andria during clashes between insurgents and police northwest of the Adriatic port Had. In fresh fighting three killed as police in armored cars with grenades bombard rooftops. Four civilians and two bystanders die in initial Tuesday clash near a 35,000 resident town site, as crowds gathered.
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Andria
Nu Nuguthettens
Ran
V. M. Molotov
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Ahmed Qiyit OM
Stirling
Raxaur
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Tefl
Tadeh Party
Square
Cherloffly
Parliament
Parliament Square
Catholic Paper Alleges Reds Attacking Chinese Front
A Catholic newspaper Such Welfare claims Chinese Communist forces in Manchuria aided by "venomous troops" are lynching and attacking Chinese national armies. It cites Gen Tu Tenaing in Manchuria coordinating raids, and says Central Government authorities were asked for instructions. No independent verification available.
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Manchuria
Tu Tenaing
Madeluvia
Bandits Hijack Rochester Liquor Truck Load
Bandits hijacked a truck carrying liquor near Powder Mills Park, locking the driver inside the empty vehicle and fleeing. Sheriff Albert Wo Atimer reported the driver, Joseph Davalo, said he was en route to Geneseta to deliver the load when three men approached, fled on foot after firing a revolver shot, and left the truck abandoned.
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Hamil
Tay
Vigvion
Powder Mills Park
Albert Wo Atimer
Skinner
Joseph Davalo
Tn Geheta
Secral
Ani Wirinyn
Mark
Three More Killed In Iranian Rioting
Reports from Tehran describe a fresh outbreak of street fighting in northeastern Iran with three additional fatalities and many wounded. The clashes involve government security forces and opposition factions amid ongoing demonstrations and political tension between Iran and Soviet officials.
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Ying
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Saltaneh
Tei van
Uto
Rhone
Sd Cranlan Sovries
Moscow
London
Quyam
Un-American Group Probes Possible Atom Bomb Theft Links
A congressional inquiry into unAmerican activities opened yesterday amid reports that an unnamed group is seeking details on possible atom bomb access. Chairman John J. Wood indicated willingness to name individuals under question, while confirming no conclusive evidence yet. The committee did not specify Russia involvement or other alleged links and planned further hearings.
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Howse Comendleeam
Menames Wodneksred
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John J. Wood
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Aad
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Wood
Conada
Sfler
U S Demands Russia Quit Iran Immediately
The United States presses Russia to withdraw from Iran at once and seeks a prompt reply. Washington notes Russia has delayed joining the Bretton Woods framework and may seek observer status as talks continue at the international monetary conference on Wilmington Island.
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Savannah
Anginbon
Akoxman
Ruasle
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Bank
Denmark
Quighee Tast Fall
Electric Chair Execution of George Donaldson at Sing Sing
George Donaldson, 48, was executed by electric chair at Sing Sing Prison at 12:02 a.m. after a second charge followed a failed first. He died five minutes after the second jolt for the murder of Edward J. Simpkins of Pawling Sanitarium on October 24, 1914. Demonstrating grim demeanor, witnesses, including Protestant chaplain Luther Hannum, observed as Donaldson was strapped into the chair and pronounced dead by prison doctor Charles C. Suet. His body, shaven and in slippers, will be buried by local undertakers.
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Pawling Sanitarium
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Charles C. Suet
Peison
Sing Sing
Ebelig
Lhe Ossinink
Ita
Danaldaon
Bing
Big Three Split Nazi Cargo Fleet
Washington and London and Moscow agreed to let Germany keep roughly one seventh of its remaining merchant marine, totaling about 3.399 million gross tons valued at eighty million dollars, with Britain and the United States transferring portions to aid smaller Allied nations and Poland.
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Russia
United States
Germany
London
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Japan
Rutain
Poland
Colonel Peron Holds Lead in Argentine Presidential Vote
Buenos Aires reports Colonel Peron leading with about 284 electoral votes to 235 for opponent Dr Jose Tamborini as counting progresses from the February 24 election. Labor Party support grows with completed tallies in several provinces, while Tamborini trails behind in key regions.
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Paron
Jose Tamborini
Democratic Union
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Anndilale
Tay Neaedyu
Tarburini
Addtion
Haron
Lbis
Powilar
Peron
Tamburini
Gets Year for Shots At Kibitzer
Praneesey and Vaila G2 describe a disturbed incident where two shots were fired at Kibitzer who was warned of jail. General Judge Goldstein remitted a harsh possession charge against Villa while Police report the gunfire occurred after a dispute over a card game.
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Jonah J. Goldstein Toh
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Vella
Salvainry
Ex GI Follows Trail For Missing Son In Mourning Return
A discharged Army private resumes the search for his three year old son amid strained nerves and heavy heart. He left the hunt to return home after months of effort dating from before the child’s birthday, hoping the missing boy is alive.
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Hix
Owith
AL Anatthie
Abday
Devahinian
Adjutant Denios Hitler Was Father in Law Claim
Report from Herford Germany states Adolf Hitler had no children with Eva Braun. Interrogators quote Nicolaus von Melow saying it would be impossible for Hitler to have descendants due to paternity and public exposure.
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Germany
Adolf Titler
Guttwaffe Schmiart
Nicolaus
von Melow
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Yeatenday
Snehrey Anc
Braun
von Below
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Itu
Becmse
Pergunitl
Publc
Soviet Newsmen To Tour British Zone Visit Declared
Soviet newsmen plan a visit to the British zone as part of a state press exchange. Reporters to observe local life and government administration amid ongoing wartime cooperation efforts.
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Zaye
Radio regulation tightens oversight for broadcasting
The Federal Communications Commission moves to strengthen rules for radio stations including license renewals and program content. It emphasizes serving the public interest, with focus on sustaining educational and public interest programming and reducing excessive advertising while maintaining diverse, noncommercial offerings.
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