Pickets Take to Air In Dairy Walkout
By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES
1st use for strike picketing, Conn
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January 15, 1946
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Pickets Are Withdrawn In 30-Day Phone Truce; THE LONG LINES BUSY HERE ONCE MORE
By Unknown Author
pickets withdrawn in 30 day truce ending nation's worst tie-up; Washington and Amarillo, Tex, service remains snarled; WEEA continues strike; 7 strikers arrested outside Kearny plant; local cos expect to make adjustments to certain subscribers
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Churchill, Here for 9-Week Stay, Says He Will Continue in Politics; BRITAIN'S WARTIME LEADER ARRIVES HERE Occupation of Germany Suggested for UNO Post
By The New York Times
Churchill asserts that he will not retire from pol scene and will retain Conservative party leadership, int, NYC
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AP Shuts Off News for Use Abroad By State Department Service; STATE DEPARTMENT LOSES AP SERVICE No Service Given Free Basis of OWI News Service Assurance by Byrnes
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On withdrawal of AP service to US State Dept
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$4 Steel Price Rise Hinges On Pay Pact Barring Strike; Price Situation at Issue RISE OF $4 HINGES ON A STEEL ACCORD Industry Chiefs Meet Today
By Louis Stark Special To the New York Times
Adm officials link price rise with strike settlement; OPA disclaims giving findings to Fairless; wage-price statistics revd; steel execs to meet, NYC; Fairless to leave for Washington; strikes reptd
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Notable Births
1946Charles Brown, American actor (died 2004)[†]
Charles Brown was an American actor and a member of New York City, New York theater troupe the Negro Ensemble Company. He was best known for his performances in Off-Broadway and Broadway plays by Samm-Art Williams and August Wilson.