Labor Opposes Jobless Pay Compromise in Senate Clash
Washington labor leaders attacked a proposed federal emergency unemployment payment plan, arguing the compromise would cap duration and bar broader increases. The committee weighed extending federal aid to roughly 640,000 workers, including 240,000 federal employees and 400,000 machine workers, amid hearings with union and business representatives.
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Washington
Nares
Senate
Ed .B.cole
Millikin
National Association
George D-Gassid
Sins Federe
Vandenberg
R-Mich
Sen. Kilgore
D-W. Val
Hervey W. Brown
AFL of International Association of “Machinists
Veteran correspondent Harold Schwartz tells wife of delayed return
Cpl Harold Schwartz, a Ninth Air Force combat correspondent, phoned his wife Ruth in New York to say he cannot return home this weekend. He added he dislikes going to Fort Dix to be discharged, signaling ongoing military delays.
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Alantie Caty
A. J Tns
Harold Schwartz
Ninth Air Force
New Fork
A.A F
Wu. 2
Ruth
Fort Dix
Tro y Veterans Plan Follies to Aid Hospitals
F W Head backs Troy area effort to host nationwide Tro y veterans project The Trojan Post led by Commander Baldwin promotes The Follies of WHE show in October at large venues The proceeds fund a statewide tour to entertain veterans in state hospitals and aid families of fallen teachers and veterans planning to expand Rome’s facilities with wartime casualties in mind.
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Troy
Haldwin
Thomas Trojan
Trojan Post
Baldwin
Frank Mealy
New York
Syracuse
Wee
VW. F. W
Eaton Rapids
Mich
Rome
Ten Frenchmen Killed In Indo China Riots
Reports from Chungking say at least ten Frenchmen were killed inIndo China riots. Demonstrations by Annamites near Hanoi caused crowds to storm the Metropole Hotel with shots fired and hostile speeches.
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Chungking
Sanoji
Ne Zby
Anadamites
Chineking
French IndoChina
Yemerday
Hanoi
Charles Chamagne
Chrony
Metropole
Kilied
British Labor Urges Public Control of Transport
London notes a blueprint for public ownership and operation of Great Britain's inland transport services. The Trades Union Congress leads calls for complete coordination under public enterprise, backed by prominent unionists and reformists aligned with Attlee's tax labor government.
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London
Sil
Gifford Dies at Work at Ste vere and Thompson Paper Co
Harry W Gifford 51 died suddenly at the Ste vere and Thompson Paper Co in Middle Falls from a heart attack. He was a machinist at the mill and died before medical help arrived. Interment is at Elmwood Cemetery Troy. He served as vice president of United Mine Workers Local 72858 and lived in Middle Falls most of his life. He leaves a son Frederick at Hobart College and a sister in Middle Falls.
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Stevere and Thompson Paper Co
Middle Falls
Charles £. Edgington
Greenwich Methodist Church
McGifford
E. F. MacArthur
Garrett
Valley Pass
Gifford
George EL
Margaret Smith Gifford
United Mine Workers
Hsevearion
Paper Company
Wilhelmina Vantine Gifford
S Frederick Gifford
Hobart College
Geneva
Joseph Johnson
Middle Fails
Greenwich Methodist Ch
Elmsood Hl
Troy
Legion Drum Corps triumph at Schenectady contest
Noble Callahra Squadron from Sons of American Legion won first prize at a junior drum corps competition held at Union College Schenectady server. The Mohawk Alley Junior Bugle and Drum Corps Association sponsored the event. St Anthony's Co C Johnstown took second with 91.70 points, Albany Lancers third with 95.50, BP N A Corns Cohoes fourth 05.59, Boy Rangers Corps Cottees fifth 93.40, Fort Johnson All Girls Corps sixth 95.00. Drum majors Majorettes performed an exhibition led by Willie Lut drummer major Noble Callahan Squadron. John B Heenan directed the local corps. The group will perform Sunday at Brinker’s Radium with AE letters.
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Sons of American Legion
Union College
Schenectady
Jotel
Mohawi Alley
Cohoes
Boy Rangers Corps
Cottees
Fort Jonison
Fort Johnson
Baten
Wiiam Lut Drim
Noble-Callahan 1
John B. Heenan
Jocal
Brceker
Radium
AE Dany
Ty Ik
Amez Gion
Plan Gourse As Aid To Refinishing Furniture
New quick and easy methods for refinishing furniture will be demonstrated September 26 and 27 in a training school for group steGeOTR 20 open at 1 am in the Troy Post Office Building. This is for specialist Oni. 27, according to Miss Mabe 4. Milden, Home Bureau arent. As soon as all ieaders names are in the Home Bureau office, a speed information letter will be sent to each reader. Along the school Wilnesd we small pieces of work on.
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Stegeotr
Troy
Mabe
Milden
Home Bureau
Home Bureau Plans Consumers Conference
Sirs Lucile Williamson and Miss Mabel Mithen plan with Jim Troy to organize a Consumers' Conference here. The event will gather Home Bureau units to select four representatives and form a committee. wire chairmen will report throughout the day. Interested individuals or organizations may send delegates.
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Lucile Williamson
Jim Troy
Mabel Mithen
Egent
Consumers’ Conference
Gol
Heme
Trembersh
Ant
James A Wilson Dies in Washington Hotel Residence
James A. Wilson, a 61 year old American labor leader and counselor to the International Labour Office, died unexpectedly yesterday at his hotel residence after a brief illness. He had been in Washington for union talks and labor meetings.
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Washington
James A. Wilon
International Labor Office
Business Talks Slated For Veterans
A New York State Commerce Department program for World War I veterans opens September 21 at Sunmount. Commissioner M P Catherwood announces the lineup of experts including Col Colin Mac Rae and Alfred J Worsdell, with sessions through October 3 covering accounting financing insurance and tax issues for small business among other topics.
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Digcuss
Shetlon Fix Chars
Froar & Co
M. P. Catherwood
New York State Deparment of Commerce
Commerce Department
H. B. Lipscomb
Sunmont
Catherwood
Colin MacRae
New York State Division ‘of Veterans’ Affairs
Aliréad J. Worsdeli
Division of Commerce and Industry
Cather*wood
New York State
MacRae
Fred I. Archibald
Albany
Joseph Noe
Albany Chaiiser of Commerce
Aetna Life Insurance Co
Donald H. Davenport
Hitler's Income Nears Six Million Annually
U S Army financial branch researchers reported from secret German budget records that Hitler's compensation as chancellor plus his roles and taxes brought annual income near six million dollars. They noted salaries of about two million six hundred ten thousand and additional payments as president of the Reich, with profits from special wartime taxes boosting totals.
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Frankfurt On Main
Radolf Hitler
Fuehrer
U.S. Army
Hitler
Retch
Youth Water Events Held at Country Club
Labor Day program at the Country Club featured youth swimming events for boys and girls under 12 and up to 15. Richard Botton organized the meet with Pattison winning multiple events and Elizabeth Fitzgerald taking the balloon race crown amid a day of freestyle, backstroke, and breaststroke races.
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Richard Botton
Pattison
Sy Partie! Stevens
Abbor
Gerry Perkissen
Charles
Diung Smith
Raye
Jane Sicford
Scot Jack
MD Fitzgerald
Peter Stavens
Vrs
Jimmy Sitford
Jack Persinson
Bill Stevens
Wisner
Mise Taylor
Kay McKay
Su Stith
Bibl Pattison
Scott Jackson
John Ranney
Ed Fitzgerald
Srét
Elizabeth Fitzgerald
Patrick Brewster
Monique Passanne
Folly Sitford
Ken Duncan
Peter Stevens
Dim Sitford
Miss Taylor
Diane Smith
Bibi Pattison
John Pattison
Beau’ Pattison
Joni Ranney
Starrett Kennedy
R. of
Bolton
Herley
G. Hodgkins
GC. A
Harold Lewis
Marcus Filey
Mr. Sitford
Unique Angel’s Flight Railway Clings to Old Way
Los Angeles story profiles Angel's Flight funicular, its 33 percent grade, two cars on a single cable, and a daily 6,000 riders. R. M. Moore leads the company resisting a city proposal for an elevator to replace the aging line. The piece notes the mechanical marvel status and lingering charm despite advancing tech.
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Ralph SL Dighton
Los Angeles
Angel
Flight Paltwar Company
R. M. Moore
Hill
Olive Streets
Moore
Angels
U S Men Have Moving Day In Britain
UPI reports a massive U S Army effort in England to process and sort millions of items before repatriation or occupation use. Depot leaders at Toddington Ashchurch and Honeybourne supervise thousands of vehicles, weapons, and spare parts as the British stock is cleared or repurposed.
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London
UPI
England
U. S
Harold Beavon
Martins Ferry
United Kingdom
Victor W. Deacon
Dearborn
Mich
Cary Wintz
Houston
Tex
Ministry of Supply
Honeybourne
T. J. Bowmann
New Orleans
Baujmenn
Maj
Richard Freund
Chicago
Laho
Ashchurch
New Instrument Creates Bleating Violin Cello Hybrid
Portland reports Dr. Charles Frink of Minneapolis unveiled a new instrument described as a veselocho or veola like a viola yet larger. It is played like a cello, built from propeller spruce, offering tones from cello depth to violin high notes. A second note mentions Dyake tribes influencing Malay coastal cultures.
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Portland, Ore
Ins
Charles Frink
Minneapolis
Holiday Tilts Draw Record Baseball Turnout Across Leagues
Massive turnout marks Labor Day holiday with 265 336 fans attending major league games and 369 288 reported as the all events total. Highlights include Chicago at Detroit 33 953 New York at Philadelphia 34 021 and Washington 41 Boston among others. Attendance compares with Decoration Day and Labor Day totals from prior years.
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York
Pearl Harbor
Chicago
Detroit
St. Louis
Cleveland
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Boston
Nations League
Brookiys
Barons Split with Scranton Club After Afternoon Tilt
Wilkes-Barre Barons split games with Scranton Club after a defensively tight afternoon at Artillery Park. Fay Patton limited the Barons to scattered hits while Gene Conver struggled, fanning key hitters as Scranton’s pitcher kept them off balance.
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Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
Wilkes'Barre
Fay Patton
Gene Conver
Jeighe
Oh Bales
Patton
Bob Rothel
Hitler
Williams Drives Early Lead in Narrow Eastern League Win
Williams led the game as Wilkes-Barre was shut out late, leaving Patten at a blemished 0.250 average and Gonway posting a 13-9 mark in a challenging Eastern League contest.
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Williams
Fitel
Smeettime -Wilkes-Bairre
Leks Nessun
Patten
Can-Am Loop Approved to Resume Next Season
UPI reports the Canadian-American League received approval to restore the suspended Can-Am Loop to the active minor league list. National Baseball Association president Bremham announced the decision, with several cities listed as qualifying hosts including Rome Oneonta Gloversville Amsterdam Pittsfield and Three Rivers in Quebec.
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UPI
WV. G. Bremham
National Baseball Association
Mid
Rome
Oneonts
Glovers ovileJobasiowa Ged
Amsterdam
XNI
Pittsfield Mass
Quebec
Three Rivers
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