Auto Industry Faces Tieup Over GM Pay Demand
The United Auto Workers threaten a winter strike against General Motors, aiming for a 80 percent wage boost and higher take home pay as talks fail. GM cites current earnings and warns a broad stoppage could cripple industry given dependence on GM parts. Estimates say 375,000 union members could be involved with a stalled bargain timeline into January.
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Nazi Leaders Stand Trial in Nuremberg Indictment
Prosecutor Robert H. Jackson outlines counts against 20 surviving Nazi leaders. He argues the party seizure of power in Germany marks the first step toward world conquest, detailing suppression, camps, and labor control as key actions. The court rejects defense appeals over jurisdiction.
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Pearl Harbor witness recalls Roosevelt favoring Hawaii fleet
At early hearings James O Richardson, former US Navy commander, says President Roosevelt preferred basing the Pacific Fleet at Pearl Harbor to restrain Japan. Richardson claims the plan faced naval and security drawbacks and was dropped after Japan took no belligerent action.
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Warn Against Postwar Credit Boom Dangers
Report from Northwestern National Life Insurance warns that excessive installment credit risks a postwar boom. It notes a record 104 billion in total consumer credit in the fall of 1941, with billions in installment loans.
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Family Economics Bureau
Northwestern National Life Insurance Company
Bishops Urge Realistic Peace Path After Moscow Conference
U S Catholic hierarchy endorses peacetime training and calls for fair play to avoid atomic World War II. They urge support for overseas relief and condemn Soviet aggression, population transfers, slave labor, and prisoner mistreatment by hostile regimes.
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Russia
A & 10
Air Safety Warning Prompts Army Civilian Exchange
Colonel George C Price head of the AAF flying safety office warns that civilian air accidents spiked 70 percent since V E Day through October 31. With 300000 planes in the air in five years he predicts about 49000 serious crashes and substantial fatalities annually unless trends reverse. He offers Army safety expertise to civilian agencies to reduce dangers.
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Productivity gains hide labor declines in 40 years study
The National Bureau of Economic Research reports that agriculture manufacturing and public utilities cut manpower by 50 percent per unit of output from 1900 to 1939 while total industrial output rose 200 percent with only 7 percent more workers. The bureau notes quality improvements offset apparent declines.
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National Bureau of Economic Research
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American Legion Endorses Stand At 27th Convention Chicago
The 27th annual American Legion convention in Chicago advocates compulsory military training for youths with basic instruction and later schooling in ROTC, plus a civilian science board and unified armed services. Delegates elect former Gov John Stelle as national commander and honor two WWI veterans as vice commanders.
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Idaho
Spotlighting Utah Promotes Statewide Dress Up Plan
An executive committee led by Oral Bundy and E Allen Bateman will implement Utah’s dress up program to enhance city faces and tourism. Vernal showcases hospitality with a 5 pm to 11 pm traveler register aiding 20 to 50 visitors daily from 10 to 18 states. Utah also pursues local airfields with eight seven airports listed in a national plan to support rapid travel to Salt Lake City and beyond, including Challenger Airlines service in Richfield.
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State ‘Department of Publicity and Industrial Develnment
E Allen Bateman
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Donald P Lloyd
Chamber of Commerce
Salt Lake City
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Western Challenger route eyed to serve Utah and Colorado
Officials study the Western Challenger route from Utah to Colorado with Brigham City airport listed for improvement. The plan aims to connect Logan to Albuquerque via Provo and Price, with the Civil Aeronautics Board anticipated to decide within 60 to 80 days.
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