Outlaw Strike Fractions Shake Brewster Union
Newark June 14. Ten UAW CIO members at Brewster Aeronautical Long Island City plant suspended for instigating a one hour strike involving 50 workers in the mold loft department. Local 365 president Thomas Di Lorenzo says the move aims to purge subversive elements and align with national leadership to protect morale.
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Newark
N. J
United Automobile Workers
Britain
Thomas di Lorenzo
Local 365
New York
Mold Loft
di Lorenzo
Brewster
Mrs Evelyn Wilson Hitches 160 Miles For Federal Court Appearance
Baltimore report details Evelyn Wilson 33 who hitch-hiked with her two children 160 miles to appear in federal court for a misappropriating a $36 check. She returned with husband for a second appearance as Judge William C. Coleman presided. Wilson explained hardship and dislike of the trip.
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Baltimore
Evelyn Wilson
Frostburg
William C. Coleman
Wilson
Enrolling For New Pilot Class In Community Program
At least 25 students needed to start ground instruction for a new non college Civilian pilots training class. Six to seven named applicants including Courtney Jones and John Weirick have enrolled, with others urged to enroll at the Chamber of Commerce.
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Chamber of Commerce
Courtney Jones
Mast Baker
John Weirick
Paul Everley
Hubert Kerr
Frank Tavenner
William Shafferts
Streamlined Father’s Day Gifts Replace Neck-Ties
Winchester promotes practical Father’s Day gifts such as cross country hops for boys and cars or electric train sets for men. He suggests autos, electric trains with a full set of accessories, a rocking chair, smoking jacket, or bedroom slippers as suitable presents, noting savings on newer items.
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Johnny
Hull surprises diplomat with fresh French policy critique
Washington report cites secretary Hull accusing France of being drawn into Germany's Syria fighting. He says Laval and Darlan pushed France toward Hitler’s aims, while Vichy funding may be blocked and relations could be severed, paving recognition for De Gaulle's Free French.
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Vichy
United States
Free French” Committee
Charles de Gaulle
Britain
Hull
Germany
Syria
Darlan-Laval
France
Hitler
Messrs. Laval
Darlan
Gaston Henry-Haye
Trash Collectors Strike in Baltimore Seeks Wage Increase
More than 1,000 city trash crews failed to report to work in Baltimore. William Boyd of Local 825 AFL remasters organized the walkout to gain recognition and higher pay. Over 200 trucks idle. a no strike contract conference with Mayor Jackson is planned to discuss wage and hour rules.
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Baltimore
Wiliam Boyd
AFL Remasters’ Organization
Baltimore Street Cleaners’ Labor- Social Association
Harry Coen
APL
Support Growing In Congress For Demands On Nazis
Washington dispatch reports Sumner Welles undersecretary of state said the United States is not impressed by bluster or threats from Germany. He cited the sinking of the Robin Moor as a peaceful commerce issue and noted American civilians aboard were endangered and forced into lifeboats.
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Congress
Washington
Sumner Wells
Berlin
Americas
United States
England
Robin Moor
Welles
Atlantic Ocean
Wells
Explosion damages Venezuelan tanker Caroni at Philadelphia docks
A tanker explosion injured five crew members aboard the 3164 ton Caroni off the Gulf Refining pier in Philadelphia. Investigators say a light bulb lowered into a tank ignited vapor, lifting the bow, tearing decking, and snapping an anchor chain with no fire reported.
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Philadelphia
Caroni
Gulf Refining Company
Schuykill River
John McGarrity
Philadelphia Police
Santiago Rodriguez
McCartty
Hun
Barkley Expects Prolonged Battle Over Tax Legislation
Senate Democratic Leader Barkley warned of a long fight over tax legislation as a defense revenue bill faces House passage and Senate hearings before reaching the President. He noted anticipated discord between House and Senate versions and said a July start to hearings could stretch into September. The report also covers speeded consideration of an $885.9 million WPA relief bill to hire about 1 million people for a year starting July 1, with restrictions on subversive elements and 25 percent nonfederal financing required.
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Washington
Senate
Barkley
Roosevelt
House
Finance Committee
Two Year Accord Sought To Avert Shipyard Strikes
A proposed two year agreement to stabilize employment and avert strikes was sent to 55 Atlantic coast shipyards. Terms include uniform wage rates with a base of 1.12 for first class skilled mechanics, cost of living adjustments, time and a half overtime, double time Sundays, and arbitration.
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Washington
Atl Coast
Gerard Swope
Atlantic Coast Shipbuilding Station Confeence
Knox
Emory S. Land
Maritime Commission
William S. Knudsen
Signey Hillman
OPM
Atlantic Coast Conference
Freezing of Nazi and Fascist Assets in U S June 14
President Roosevelt ordered immediate freezing of all German and Italian assets in the United States and extended controls to invaded European nations. The Treasury will administer penalties and licensing will limit evasion, with a census of foreign owned property also approved.
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Washington
Roosevelt
United States
Treasury Department
White House
Finland
Portugal
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
Norway
Denmark
Netherlands
Belgium
Luxembourg
France
Latvia
Estonia
Rumania
Bulgaria
Lithuania
Hungary
Yugoslavia
Greece
Albania
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Danzig
Germany
President Roosevelt Remains Secluded for Medical Treatment
In Washington on June 14 President Roosevelt stayed in the White House living quarters to continue treatment for a sore throat. Officials said his condition was about the same with a slight fever and that he should avoid his office, performing only essential official duties as advised by his physician Dr. Ross T. McIntire.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Ross T. McIntire
Coast Guard Rescues Crew of British Vessel Tresillian
The Cutter Duane reported rescuing 46 officers and men from the British merchant ship Tresillian, of 4743 tons, after an incident near latitude 44:33 N and longitude 44:36 W. All aboard are safe. no details on the Hainsam ship company vessel Pevensing were provided.
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Washington
Coast Guard
Duane
St. Johns
Newfoundland
Pevens Gen
Hainsamship Company
London
Sour Cherries Offered at Ridgeway Orchard
Ridgeway West Virginia orchard advertises sour cherries at 25 cents a gallon with delivery 30 cents to Winchester. Contact Harry Ridgeway by phone 25 F 42 or dial 6786 for delivery details.
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Orchard
Ridgeway
W. Va
Winchester
Harry Ridgeway
Night Raiders Over England Again Denied Surrender Talks
Bulletin from Cairo reports British and Free French forces in Syria have substantially increased penetrations and areas of advance, with the Middle East high command noting further advances in Syria after yesterday's gains.
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England
Cairo
Syria
Middle East
Libya
Ethiopia
Damascus Denies Surrender Talks With British Free French
Damascus officials deny reports of negotiations for capitulation to British and Free French forces. The denial cites London radio as the source of the surrender talks claim and states no negotiations are underway.
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Damascus
Syria
London Radio
French Troops Hold Syria Front Against Allied Attacks
French forces in Syria reported to hold all positions after daytime clashes, with notable fighting near the Merdjavoun region in the south and at Kissoue ten miles south of Damascus, despite Allied assaults.
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Vichy
France
Syria
Merdjavoun
Kissoue
Damascus
Mines to be planted in lower New York Bay
Navy disclosed preparations to sow loaded mines in the lower New York harbor area between Sandy Hook and shore cables. The operation, to be conducted this summer by the Army, may serve as training or actual harbor defense with a defined quadrilateral zone marked by buoyed perimeters and constant patrolling.
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Washington
New York Harbor
Navy
Army
Sandy Hook
Hydrographic Office
Los Angeles
San Diego
Coast Artillery
Mmine
Hail Reported In Mount Jackson Area Storm Strikes Shenandoah County
Reports from Winchester indicate a large hail storm hit the Mount Jackson section of Shenandoah County last night around 10 o clock. No details on damage are available at this time.
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Winchester
Mount Jackson
Shenandoah County
Aircraft warning posts assign new station chiefs
Harry McCann announced that Frank Whitacre will head the Gainesboro aircraft warning station and that Lee Barney will supervise a second post in the Siler neighborhood.
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Harry McCann
Frank Whitacre
Gainesboro
Siler
Lee Barney
Forces Close In On Damascus in World War II Campaign
British imperial and Free French units advance on Damascus as they seek to seize Syria and Lebanon from Vichy control amid U S pressure on Paris. Hull accuses Vichy of aiding Germany, while ships clash with German naval forces and RAF strikes hit targets in Brest and the Ruhr.
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Damascus
Syria
Lebanon
Berlin
London
Ieltosol
Sar
Pale An Htatin
Orleans air student earns first solo flight
Samuel William Athey Jr of Orleans Virginia became the first student at Winchester C P T P to solo. After eight hours the minimum, he completed his first solo this morning. Several more students are ready for initial solos this week, instructor Earthipe said.
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Samuel William Athey, Jr
Orleans
Winchester C. P. T. P
Athey
Earthipe
British U Boats Report Sinking of Seven For Foe
London reports the admiralty says British submarines in the Mediterranean sank seven enemy vessels and torpedoed others in far reaching campaigns. Operations targeted Italian, Greek and Turkish harbors with attacks on ships including a 1 000 ton supply ship and large tanker. the submarine Strombo was damaged near Istanbul and an Italian armed merchant cruiser in Bengasi harbor torpedoed.
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London
Admiralty
Mediterranean
Aegean
Strombo
Istanbul
Bengasi
Morgenthau urges readiness to fight for freedom at Amherst
Secretary Morgenthau tells Amherst College alumni that the American people must be ready to fight to preserve freedom. He presents two risky paths: act now to curb terror and tyranny with possible losses, or risk surrendering freedom by inaction. He cites history of other nations waiting too long.
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Amherst
Mass
the Treasury
Morgenthau
Amherst College
Horse Killed by Lightning in Stephens County
Harry Fisher, living about two miles west of Stephens city, reported a valuable horse killed by a bolt of lightning last night during a county storm. The event occurred around 10 30 o clock and details reached here today.
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Harry Fisher
Stephens City
Yard Party Ridgeway Chicken Suffer at 35 Cents
A small notice advertises a yard party at Ridgeway on Thursday July 3 featuring chicken for 35 cents starting at 6. The Paynes Chapel listing appears with date 6-14-28 and page reference T-2-1p-3t.
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Ridgeway
Paynes Chapel
Money to Lend at Five Percent
Herbert S Larrick attorney advertises available loans at five percent interest. Limited details given, contact through attorney for terms and arrangements.
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Herbert S, Larrick
Atty
Gasoline shortage advisory urges Shengas use
A vintage notice from Willis Real Estate cautions gasoline and oil stove users about a definite petroleum shortage. It urges readers to switch to Shengas, claiming unlimited supply, and promotes the Gas Company in a country setting.
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the Gas Co
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