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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1944

Page

11

Niagara Falls Plant Locks Out Workers

The Vanadium Corp of America refused to reopen its Niagara Falls plant for 550 workers until a union guarantee against a repeat of the previous week’s stoppage. Company counsel Rickert called for government to decide if the action was a strike or lockout and sought discipline for those responsible. Workers then voted to return to work after an appeal by U M W district official Cappallini. A Labor Department conciliator said meetings were being arranged to settle the dispute. The stoppage began when 115 workers left Sunday morning due to illness, with guards informing others the plant was closed.

Niagara Falls Vanadium Corp. of America Thomas G.rickert District 50 United Mine Workers of America Rickert Rinaldo Cappallini Verne S. Follansbee U.S. Department of Labor

Churchill Backs Atlantic Charter Debate Challenge

Prime Minister Churchill defended the Atlantic Charter in the Commons denying broad repudiation and urged a test of government strength against opponents. Labour critic Rhys Davies pressed for debate while Conservative Maurice Pether Nick warned of dangerous principles. Churchill noted the motion could become a censure vote, but warned no time if it is not a formal censure.

London Churchill Commons John Davies Anthony Eden Maurice Pether- Nick Rhys Davies Davies

Draft Board Shrinks Registrant Name to Leo Hurst

Local Board 156 shortened a registrant’s long name by 53 letters, from Liuveieusszzuienuss zesszes Wil1i Skiminzzisslelzzis Hurrizzisstzzi to Leo Hurst. Hurst, a Bangkok native and baker, is noted among selective service records. A 28 ton medium tank with an alloy steel transmission weighs 7,600 pounds, equaling about three small cars.

New York INS Local Board Leo Hurst Hurst Bangkok Siam

Cox Seeks Return of Two Thirds Nomination Rule

Georgia Democrat Rep. Eugene E. Cox called for reviving the two thirds rule at the Democratic national convention, warning it would restore Southern influence in choosing presidential nominees. He spoke in Moultrie, urging unity to press the change and criticizing Roosevelt era leadership. The rule was scrapped in 1936, weakening Southern leverage in the nominating process.

Washington Eugene E. Cox Georgia Moultrie Cox Roosevelt Woodrow Wilson Champ Clark Missouri Glenview, Ill INS New Rugen Lillian NM. Hoffman South E. D. Rivers Democratic National Committee

Central Tire Inspection Site Urged in Troy Area

A proposed central tire inspection plan in Troy Albany and Schenectady is under study by a committee of local tire dealers and the District OPA Authority. A similar plan will start in the Binghamton district on April 1. Officials say prompt tire repair can extend tire life, with a district panel to review applications for trucks taxis and farm vehicles and direct tires to inspection stations.

Troy Albany Schenectady Troy Area OPA Binghamton

Officials to Inspect and Stamp Truck Applications

Officials will review and sign off on truck applications. Inspections will be conducted to ensure compliance before final approval.

Johnson Leads U S Aces in Europe

Capt Robert S Johnson of Lawton Oklahoma leads the European theater aces with 22 confirmed kills after three more enemy planes on a Brunswick raid boosting him past Capt Walker Mahurin. The 24 year old former carpenter recently promoted from first lieutenant after yesterday's mission.

London America Robert S. Johnson Lawton Oklo Carpenter Johnson Brunswick Bosted Johnson Walker Mahurin Fort Wayne Ind

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