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October 15, 1941

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Headlines from October 15, 1941

Foes of Ship Arming Demand President Make Peace Move; Clash Between Republicans and Democrats Marks House Hearing -- Isolationist Senators Map Strategy, Deny Filibuster Plan VERBAL ACTION AT THE HEARING ON NEUTRALITY BILL SHIP ARMING FOES DEMAND PEACE PLEA

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Bloom scores hearing boycott; Vorys fails to get hearing limit protest into record; J F Finerty and M W Hillyer testify; F J Libby urges negotiated peace, subcom hearing; illus; 11 isolationist Sens map opposition strategy; deny filibuster plan

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FORD-C.I.O. PACT IS UPSET BY NLRB; VALID IN 2 PLANTS; Board Finds Company Lacked Right to Sign a Contract for All Its Employes MORE ELECTIONS ORDERED Acting on a Petition by A.F.L., Agency Will Poll Workers in 14 Michigan Units FORD-C.I.O. PACT IS UPSET BY NLRB

By Louis Starkspecial To the New York Times

NLRB rules co had no right to make closed-shop contracts with UAWA for all employes; holds only Rouge and Lincoln plants were certified; orders elections in 14 Mich feeder plants

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Notable Births

Roy Masters (rugby league)

1941Roy Masters, Australian rugby league coach, journalist, and author[โ€ ]

Roydon John Masters AM is an Australian sports journalist and former rugby league football coach. He is a sports columnist for the Sydney Morning Herald. He was a school teacher with an interest in team psychology who enjoyed some success as a schoolboy coach before embarking on a professional coaching career in the NSWRFL Premiership.