Lewis Signals End To Coal Layoffs And 3 Day Week
John L. Lewis told nearly 70 000 striking coal miners to resume work on Monday while maintaining a 3 day work week for the industry. Industry leaders fear more regional stoppages and Congress presses Truman to restore a five day work week in soft coal fields.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Lewis’ United Mine Workers
John D. Battle
National Coal Association
Congress
Truman
VA Hospital at McKinney to Close After Dallas Expansion
The Veterans Administration said the 1,000 bed McKinney hospital is temporary and will likely close once the Dallas 500 bed addition is built. No completion date is set as plans lag behind other priorities. Texas now has eight VA facilities serving 6,350 veterans. future plans project 13 facilities and 7,650 beds.
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Dallas
Veterans Administration
Washington
McKinney
Army
Texas
Texas GIs to Get Large Part of Insurance Checks
Nearly half of the forthcoming GI life insurance dividend is slated for veterans in seven states led by New York and Texas. VA records show about 7,094,000 of 15,283,000 WWII veterans lived in the seven states as of last November. First dividend checks go out January 16, with 200,000 payments daily and amounts from 90 cents to 528 dollars.
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Washington
Veterans Administration
New York
Pennsylvania
California
Illinois
Ohio
Michigan
Treasury Department
Jesse James imposter claims $2,000,000 stash near Fort Sill
A man in New York identifies as J Frank Dalton alias Jesse Woodson James asserts a $2 million loot buried in the Wichita Mountains near Fort Sill Oklahoma and dismisses any James gang. He says he is 102, has three witnesses, and showcases a faded outlaw history while in Meramac Caverns Missouri.
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New York
Jesse James
Fort Sill
Ohlo
Jesse
J. Frank Dalton
Missouri
Jesse Woodson James
Bob Ford
St. Joseph
Charlie Bigelow
Ford
James
Meramac Caverns
Stanton
Wichita Mountains
Dewitt Travis
Longview
Texas
Union
Dalton
Travis
Jay Gould
Gould
Land description and conveyance record in Grayson County
Property description locating 372 acres in the northwest corner at the John and Michael Fix line and a 1860 vara line to the beginning. The land, conveyed May 27 1911 by W W Cook and wife to J L Halbert and G C Grace, is referenced in Grayson County deed Volume 205, page 622. Sherman Texas January 9 1950. 3)26
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State of Texas
Grayson
A. D
Pottsboro
District Court
Grayson County
15Th Judicial District of Texas
W. F. Grooms
Texas
Potts
M. G. Dicken
Lester Day
Sherman
Tex
G. C. Groce
J. S. Groce
Deven G. C. Groce
U. S. Southmayde
Southmayde
Thomas Toby
D. W. Phillips
Varas
Gunby Tract
Gunby
John and Michael Fix
W. W. Cook
J. L. Halbert
G. C. Grace
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