Yankees May Trade Gordon or Stirnweiss Over Keystone Job
Joe Gordon believes he or George Stirnweiss, rivals for the New York Yankees second base job, may be traded or moved to another position as spring training nears. The fight for keystone duties could force the loser to third base with Bill Johnson not expected back until midsummer.
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New York
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George Stirnweiss
New York Yankees
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Chicago
Panama
Joe McCarthy
Siirweiss
Keystone
Bill Johnson
Stirnweiss
Stirinweiss
Nick Etten
Yankees
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Hal Schumacher
Dave Koslo
Bill Emmerich
Clyde Kluttz
Mel Ott
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Walter O. Briggs
Hank Greenberg
Tigers
Dick Wakefield
Barney McCosky
Pat Mullin
Dick Evers
Briggs
Security (Continued from Page 1)
In a continuation of a page one discussion British Foreign Secretary Bevin denounces Manuilsky's ultimatums as a lie while addressing claims of suppressing the Indonesian national movement and violating the United Nations charter.
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Ernest Bevin
Manuilsky
Inquest Held By Clarke Coroner On Strange Death
Clarke Coroner conducts a morning inquest into a mysterious death. Witnesses include Rafael Johnson who drove the deceased home from work and Mr Lee who notes lack of money. Mrs Jones and Mrs Ashby recall the fire timing. Royston arrives at the scene. Edwin Banks places the deceased at the store later. Roosevelt Turner mentions two men in the cabin earlier. Evidence includes a burned tin can possibly containing money and part of a burned spine. Hearing adjourned for further investigation.
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William Barber
Strange
Roosevelt Turner
Commonwealth
Edward McC. Williams
Ashby
Edwin Banks
John Lee
George Johnson
Galloway
Opposition Heard To Bread Plan
Government officials disclosed privately that the United States plans to import at least 50,000 Mexican farm laborers on a temporary basis to aid the coming harvest. The plan mirrors wartime measures used during peak manpower shortages.
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Dam
Great Britain
Russia
United States
Labor Resolution Debate and Labor Bills in Senate
The Senate continues consideration of a heated labor resolution and related measures. A proposed substitute from Ernest B. Pugh preceded revisions by the general laws committee. Bills on outlawing violent picketing and banning state worker strikes await action, with dates set for next meetings. A tax levy bill for school funding and ABC wine taxation also move through committees and the Senate.
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Committee On
General Laws
Ernest B. Pugh
Patie
Organized Labor
Moncure- Locher
Moncure
Moffett
Copatron
Senate Committee On General Laws
Robert Whitehead
Lovingston
House Committee On Schools and Colleges
ABC
Navy official challenges Pearl Harbor testimony
Safford testified that an empty filing jacket bearing a winds message could have contained a wartime interception received three days before the attack, a claim tied to the war warning. Welker said he had no first hand Winds information. Rep. Keefe plans a thorough probe of Capt. Kramer’s denial of Navy pressure.
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Safford
G. W. Welker
Welker
Plans for Returning America's War Dead Detailed
San Francisco Chronicle reports complete plans to bring home World War II dead starting spring. 454 sites in 86 countries, New York as main European receiver, San Francisco for Pacific dead. 6500 to 7000 caskets per ship, burial ships white with purple band, walnut caskets draped in flags, trains to distribution points, cost around 500 million dollars.
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Omerica
Gran Prancisco Chronicle
Chronicle
War Department
House
Senate Military Affairs Committee
New York
Europe
Atlantic
Pacific
San Francis
Liberty
Best Loved Stories For Children promotion and meat tendering Q&A
A 2 page children’s entertainment booklet ad promotes classic stories puzzles and activities for ten cents. A separate Q&A from the Department of Agriculture explains meat tenderness rises with faster freezing as small ice crystals form inside fibers.
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Younsters
Ten Cents Aid
Couror
Winchester Evening Star
Information Bureau
L.B.Z. A
Department of Agriculture
Frederick Hens Keep Production Up
Frederick county hens show no signs of decline as a single unusually large egg arrives at the Star office from Winchester route 3. The egg weighed about one pound with seven and a half inch girth and three and a half inch height, prompting debate over whether the hen will be turned into frying pan business.
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Frederick County
Star Office
Paul S. McFar
Winchester
Showdown In Strike Imminent
The article reports last minute negotiations as a strike looms with a wage dispute. The CIO supports an 18 12 cent raise while U S Steel rejects it. The AFL Meatcutters urge acceptance of a 16 cent increase as a fact-finding panel recommends.
Wage panel proposes five cent pay raise plan
A wage panel recommends a five cent increase for about 000 production workers and a possible higher add on retroactive to align wages with federal standards. The findings, prepared after a strike involving workers at packing plants, will go to the Wage Stabilization Board for approval.
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Stitute
Oto
Packittelioyye
Vasey Abs
Wage Stabilization Board
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