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Record number of strikes in 1946 surpasses 1919 peak
Data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics shows 1946's first ten months yielding 4,095,000 striking workers, with November coal stoppages lifting totals past the 1919 record of 4,160,000 and December still to come. Man-days lost reached 102.5 million by October, far above 1945. The report notes 1.6 percent of total work time lost so far, and warns even longer coal stoppages could scale unemployment to tens of millions.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bureau
Freezing Rain Hits Winchester and Frederick County Hard
Ice coated the city and countryside after a freezing rain last night. Tomorrow Pearl Harbor Day will be observed with bond purchases as in years past following the December 7 1941 Jap attack.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Pearl Harbor
Montgomery and McCormac to Wed at Lewisburg Church
Miss Evelyn E Montgomery of Anacoverte West Virginia and Mr Rollie B McCormac Jr of Winchester Virginia will wed tonight at the Osoe Church in Lewisburg Virginia.
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Evelyn E. Montgomery
Anacoverte
W. Va
Rollie B. McCormac, Jr
Winchester
Lewisburg
Baldwin says King Edward must choose throne or sheart
Prime Minister Baldwin warns the King faces a stark choice in the Simpson affair. Exiled former Soviet leader Leon Trotsky is permitted to enter Mexico and will establish residence in Mexico City.
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Sheart
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Leon Trotzky
Russia
Mexico
Mexico City
Ireland Declares Free Country. Local Clergy News
LR Dettrah named city manager and Mayor W. W own appointed police magistrate. Rev. G. A. McDaniel resigns from Christian Church pastorate to undertake a church field task. The people of Ireland celebrate freedom.
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LR. Dettrah
W. Wown
G. A. McDaniel
Christian Church
Ireland
Strength For The Day By Esr L Douglas D D
A meditation on living faith over doctrine. Belief must be put into action in daily life rather than kept as theory. Second grade doctrine practiced can outweigh perfect theology neglected. Persecution has often come from the orthodox who rely on theology rather than living faith.
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Grounded hopes for private air travel despite wartime dreams
The article notes supply outruns demand for new planes as manufacturers cut back production. Costs for light planes top 3000 dollars and a four seater climbs beyond 5000 dollars, with scarce landing sites. Yet enthusiasts persist, predicting eventual recovery and broader air travel despite current hurdles.
Goodbye C Rations Acknowledged Shortfalls by Army
The War Department admits the Army C ration falls short for troops and a testing unit showed an average one pound loss per man on C fare. The new E ration with larger portions and more cigarettes is welcomed but won’t end GI gripes per soldiers.
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War Department
Army
United States
Fool’s Paradise
How's Your I Q Quiz Questions Page 2 Answers
A playful quiz page asks seven questions about Columbians Inc water freezing rank insignia Rose Bowl vessels Harold Stassen V J Day and UN membership. It prompts readers to turn to page 2 for correct answers.
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Columbians, Inc
U. S
Army and Navy
United States
U.S
California
Harold Stassen
United Nations
Ireland
Portugal
Transjordan
Albania
Outer Mongolia
Unions Face Legal Scrutiny Over Standbys and Quotes
In a review of recent cases, judge voids Petrillo standbys rule labeling musicians as a separate class and Congress debates tighter union controls. The piece contrasts Laski libel verdict with broader labor law debates and notes ongoing coal strike litigation as unions drift into legal battles.
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Czark Petrillo
Congress
Act of Congress
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Laski
Lewis
Cerdan Abrams Set for Madison Square Garden Bout Tonight
European middleweight champion Marcel Cerdan meets Georgie Abrams of Washington in a ten rounder at Madison Square Garden. Cerdan has 53 knockouts in 96 fights with two losses on fouls. Abrams is known for clinching and body work. The bout airs on Gillette Cavalcade of Sports at 10 p.m. on ABC and WMNC.
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Georgie Abrams
Washington, C
Madison Square Garden
Cerdan
Bardier
Georgie
Gillette
American Broadcasting Co
WINC
Famed British General Falls Wounded but Leads at Alexandria
General Ralph Abercromby was struck by a musket ball in the thigh early in the 1801 battle of Alexandria, Egypt. He kept directing troops on the field, was carried off in a hammock, and died aboard a ship after the action.
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E. A
Ralph Abercromby
Alexandria
Egypt
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