Outlaw Miners Use Pickets Across Southwestern Pa.
Roving pickets aided by women blocked access to multiple mines in Brownsville and nearby districts as part of an insurgent movement during a nationwide mine walkout. The action closed several mines operated by Frick Coke and Hillman Coal and Coke, threatening steel production linked to Pittsburgh and Sharon Steel.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Brownsville
Oes
Busarello
Allyn K. Renwick
Harold L. Ickes
Washington
U. S
Charles Uhl
Wise Picke
Setenael
Jones and Laughlin
Shannopin
Vesta
Clyde
Republic Steel
Bridgeee
Maxwell
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Hillman Coal and Coke Company
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Pittsburgh and
Sharon Steel Companies
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Bridgeport
Jones and Laughlin Company
Pearl Harbor
News Behind The News On Page Four
Column by Paul Mallon analyzes daily events with measured commentary. It highlights political maneuvering in the city and national scene, noting shifts in policy and public reaction while naming officials and institutions involved.
Plans New Start On Honeymoon Amid Car Trouble
The Maharajah of Indore, 33, and his 29-year-old American wife Eu sagen Watt Crane, from Los Angeles, planned a honeymoon trip to southern California. Their first car trip after marriage ended an hour later when the vehicle broke down 30 miles south of Reno. They spent their first night in a roadside auto court honeymoon cottage.
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Reno
Maharajah
Indore
Eusagen Watt Crane
Los Angees
California
New Secret Fighter Planes Roll Off Production Lines
Washington reports new super secret fighter planes are entering production to boost Allied aerial offensives. WPB officials say the jets are a mix of all new designs and modified existing types to meet combat needs, with output projected to exceed 10 000 aircraft monthly at peak, not before 1944.
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Washington
Charles E. Wilson
War Production Board
Wilson
WPB
Donald M. Nelson
Nelson
Americans Attack Canton Base
Twenty American fighters attacked the Japanese base at Canton on the South China coast yesterday, according to Berlin radio quoting Tokyo. The report, filed by the Associated Press, said one raider was shot down.
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London
Canton
South China
Berlin
Tokyo
Associated Press
CIO Resumes Its Political Interest and Labor Unity
The CIO formed a political action committee led by Sidney Hillman to steer policy and candidate support with labor groups' cooperation. Members include R. J. Thomas, S H Dalrymple, Albert Fitzgerald, and either Van Bittner or David McDonald. The board set the November St Louis convention, kept the no strike pledge, and attacked the Connally Smith act restricting strikes in war industries.
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Washington
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Sidney Hillman
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Philip Murray
CIO
Hillman
Cal
van A. Bittner
David J. McDonald
United Steel Workers
St. Louis
John L. Lewis
United Mine “Workers
Congress
Magnuson to probe camera incident in Washington soldiers case
Rep Waren Magnuson said he will ask the Dies committee to investigate three Japanese American soldiers from Washington who were arrested after digging up a buried camera at a pre evacuation home near Sumner. He noted Washington authorities in DC and local military officials were silent on the matter.
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Seattle
Waren G. Magnuson
D.wash
Dies Committee
Washington State
Sumner
Mrs. Roosevelt Visits Reno on Ranch Vacation
First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt visits Reno for a week of rest at the ranch retreat and to meet personal friends, drawing attention to her holiday period away from official duties.
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Mrs. Roosevelt
Reno
Uee Antral
Thorough airing promised on FCC radio regulation in Congress
Washington July commentary notes FCC regulation of radio broadcasting will be fully examined on Capitol Hill. Wheeler backs free speech but cautions against government overreach while Taft argues Supreme Court rulings in the NBC case threaten radio stations to FCC control.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Congress
Taft
Senate
FCC
Wheeler
New York
Supreme Court
National Broadcasting Company
Coffee ration relief allows second cup in many restaurants
The Coffee Association said restaurateurs can serve full-strength coffee and honor a second cup for many customers. Secretary-Manager W F Williamson added that the 20 percent price rise announced by the Office of Price Administration should lift practices limiting cup sizes.
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York
W. F. Williamson
Office of Price Administration
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