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WAC Ends Quest for GJl.Husband'sGrave|

Enlists So, She Can Find Mate's Last Resting Place; Search Ends in Germany.

When the war department telegram came last year Mrs. Beulah Vaughn couldn't believe it. It didn't seem possible that her husband, S.

Sgt. Robert Vaughn, was

It was then that the 42-year-old Allison worker resolved ‘that only when she stood at her husband's grave

would she accept the death message as final. Late last month her

quest for his last resting piace ended in Erbstetten, Germany.

CLAD in a WAC's khaki uni.

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of the quest.

Hoosier Veteran Kills Self While Watching Bataan Film

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ClO Loses Bid for Mayo

WAGE BATTLE THREATENS TO

A. F. of L. Bucks Efforts of C. I. 0. to Get Issue on ‘Meeting’s Agenda.

By CHARLES H. HERROLD United Press Staft Correspondent WASHINGTON, Nov. 7; w= The labor-management conference headed toward a possible explosion today. over wages. The Congress of Industrial Organizations accepted a chal lenge from other labor forces which were against inclusion of the wage issue on the conference agenda, -As the conference executive com= mittee met for its initial session, C.1.0. President Philip Murray

that the agendas be broadened to include wages. He sald the C. conference to go on record as say. ing “that there is now room” in the wage-price structure for higher pay. At the same time, President William Green of the American Fed-

1. O. wanted the on as say is

Sees End of. 'Unrest’

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industrial unrest would end

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The newly-elected mayor of New York City, William O'Dwyer, Democrat-American Labor party J. Jefiries Jr, as he jolted down returns relayed by candidate, gets a handshake after he defeated two his wife In the early morning hours. He defeated "Richard T. Frankenstesn, C. 1. 0. candidate, :

TRANSIT STRIKE ENDS IN CAPITAL

Trolley Workers Heed Union -Back-to-Job Appeal.

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! of getting to their jobs for two days. The transit workers voted to end their sirike ai a mass meeting. shortly after noon. 2

By UNTTED PRESS : Hope rose today for early re-

|sumption of Washington bus and

streetcar service, ending a two-day stoppage, when union officials agreed to ask 4000 transit workers

10. 90 back to their jobs.

. Rep. Jennings Randolph (D. W. Va), chairman of the house committee on District of Columbia affairs, who was instrumental in bringing ‘ company and union officlals together at a conciliation meeting, said:

“I hope that we will have at least

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sk | 30-cent hourly wage increase, They -{ stopped work in violation of & con~

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truck driver, Mar-

provision against interference service. F. Simms, president of f the Amalgamated Asso of Street, Electric Rallway Coach Employees (A. P. L) announced the first break in

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the spreading strike of 20,000 I. O. United Auto Workers,

Fickle Weather

Becomes Puzzle

A WEATHER forecast is as exasperating as hunting for a lost collar button—and with first

Warm

weatherman's report it will and

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STALIN'S ABSENCE SURPRISES SOVIET

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the formal ceremonies marking the

LONDON, Nov. 1 (U. P.) ~The

“Where is Stalin?” was the theme of most London newspaper aocounts of the Moscow ceremonies.

28th anniversary of the Red revo- :

It was the first time in many years that Moscow ushered in its state new year without Stalin, His

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Churchill Asks

“TRAIN HITS TRUCK]

British to

Winner of the Delrelt Mayoralty race, Edward

DEMOCRATS SEE

Mystery Veils His “Failure!:

FRIENDLY TREND

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tant elections in - Pittsburgh Cleveland. The Pittsburgh election put David L. Lawrence, Penngylvanis Democratic national commit. and state chairman, in the

was hard to identify, but not labor's, which went preponderantly for Mr. Prankensteen, In Boston, Rep. James M. Curley’s. Democratic mayoralty victory Was a personal triumph for a man who has had his share of ups and downs, Republicans were cheered by mayoraity victories in Buffalo and Syracuse. They elected a Buffalo mayor for the first time in 12 years. Only two congressional seats were

“|at stake—in the 24th Illinois dis

trict where Roy Clippinger, Republican, was unopposed, and in the

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By UNITED PRESS : Labor's attempt to take the lead ip of Detroit's

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} LABOR GASE Carl Mullen, I. R. Wagnér To Be Referees.

+ Carl Mullen, president of the Ine diana A. PF. of L, and 1. Richards

Indianapolis Water Co.

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