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Alkali Production-Curtailed.-

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war production. Ty

secretary of War terson described 2000 workers as critical The

from a war standpoint. workers, members of

for workin the plant.

Chicago today

The army already diers driving trucks there. Order te Rubber Workers

to work today.

18,000 Goodyear Tire & Rubhér Co

bility in the strike. workers at strike.

strike,

and Ford City, Pa,

ARMY OPERATES STRUCK PLANT

Stoppage Crucial;

The army began operation. of the’ strike-bound Diamond Alkali Co.

plant at Painesville, O., as a na-tion-wide wave of strikes curtailed

President Truman ordered seizure of the alkali plant after UnderRobert P. Patthe stoppage of “one of the most the | United Mine Workers of America, | struck in protest against the company’s use of outside contractors

Additional thousands” of soldiers in full battle regalia moved into to operate trucks made idle by the walkout of 10,000 operators, demanding more money. had 1500 sol-

At the same time the war labor board ordered 5500 strikers at the McCormick works of the International Harvester Co., Chicago, back

A WLB back-to-work order to

Akron, strikers was ignored. Leaders of the United Rubber Workers, C. 1. O. disclaimed any responsi-

In a separate strike move. 16.000 | the United Automobile Workers, C. Akron Firestone Tire | X Rubber Co. voted in favor of a Leaders said the vote had no. connection with the Goodyear |

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Roland Hiles

Two Indianapolis men, recently liberated from German prison camps, are home on furlough. They are Sgt. Roland H. Hiles, son of Mr, and Mrs. Roland H. Hiles, 2019 Carolina st, and S. Sgt. Jerome D. Reese;.son ‘of Mr. | and Mrs. George D. Reese, 1313 Lexington ave. Sgt. Hiles gvas released April 22 by the Ruling and arrived home June 14 for a )66-day leave. At the end of that time he will report to Miami, Fla. for reassignment, Sgt. Reese, ‘a waist gunner on a B-17, was liberated May 3. He is home now on a 60-day furlough and wil] report to. Miami, Fla, when his leave is over.

for the sixth day.

Pennsylvania and Ohio. The national war labor board assumed ’| jurisdiction of a contract dispute. Six hundred workers at the To{ledo Akclin Stamping Co. and Mather Spring Co.—all members of |

I. O—continued a strike | June A strike of 2600 United Steel Workers (C.L O.), over the dis~ {charge of one worker, went into its

begun |

Six thousand Pittsburgh Plate |€i8hth day at the American Rolling ; Glass Co. employees at Creighton [Mill company plant, Ashland, Ky., were on strike

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El NEW YORK, June 20 (U, P)—| Jo hn McDougold, 40, of Brooklyn, | killed himself, police said, by beatAn estimated 19,023 students and | In his head against a stone wall. {270 instructors participated in the | four-year war

1. U. WAR COURS

BLOOMINGTON, Ind., June 20.—

| university, Prof. Stanley Pressler, | | program” director, said today. i Indianapolis led the. registration “tavith 3953 trainees, he said. The courses were started in 1041 to correct a shortage of essential! . Classes gradually were expanded into several fields, and had increased to 944 courses in 69 Indiana cities this year. ! Prof D. Lyle Dieterle and Prof. George A. Wagonér, school of business, served as asso-' |ciate director and field director for the program, and Leo Bunger was | assistant director. .

SCHOOL FILM SHOW The motion picture Boy” will be shown at | tomorrow at the Crooleeg Creek | school under the sponsorship of the | f Crooked Creek Baptist church, Mrs. A. J. Bridgman is chairman.

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