Youth Pushed Boys From Bluff to Death
In Golden Colorado on April 14 a 16 year old, William Eugene Wymer, confessed to pushing two younger boys from a 175 foot cliff near Castle Rock. The victims were eight year old Donald Mattas and eleven year old Milo Flindt. Wymer faces a murder charge as deputies and the sheriff report his actions and seizure of the boys shoes and a wrist watch.
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Golden
Colo
William Eugene Wymer
Castle Rock
Martin C. Malholm
Howard Vincent
Denver
Donald Mattas
Milo Flindt
Propaganda Machine Rapped by Republican Leader
In Concord New Hampshire on April 14 Harrison E Spangler chairman of the Republican National Committee condemned the New Deal saying a propaganda machine has been built through hiring thousands of experts and spending millions of dollars He argued character assassination has become an accepted political tactic.
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Concord
N. H
Harrison E. Spangler
Republican National Committee
Pay Rises Denied by War Labor Board in Hold the Line Action
The War Labor Board denied wage rise approvals, citing anti inflation aims and inter plant inequalities. It expects about 10 000 disapprovals from 17 000 cases, affecting up to a million workers. CIO head Murray urged unions to push for corrections via Byrnes, while cases move under regional review. A second seed shipment to Russia backed by Texas growers also noted.
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Washington
War Labor Board
WLB
CIO
Philip Murray
Byrnes
World Trade Bases Given
Francis B. Sayre testified before the House Ways and Means Committee urging renewal of reciprocal trade agreements with 27 nations. He argued broad trading is essential to prevent war, and outlined steps for international cooperation, armament control, a peace enforcement body, and currency stability.
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Washington
Francis B. Sayre
Secretary of State
Congress
Sayre
Philippines
House
Ways and Means Committee
Republican Committee
International Court of Justice
Gurard Fire and Marine Insurance Certificate of Authority
Board of Insurance Commissioners of Texas certifies Gurard Fire and Marine Insurance Company of Philadelphia PA has complied with Texas law and issued a certificate of authority for the year ending February 29 1944. Signature of Chairman C P Lockhart.
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State OF Teas
Austin
Texas
Gurard Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
C. P. Lockhart
Four Alcatraz escapees reported dead or recaptured
Warden James A. Johnston said two convicts died and two were recaptured after an Alcatraz breakout attempt. Fred Hunter of Ohio, 43, was the last identified fugitive. The four planned to use paint cans as flotation and army clothing as disguises.
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San Francisco
Alcatraz Federal Prison
San Francisco Bay
James A. Johnston
Fred Hunter
Ohio
Alvin
Old Creepy) Karpis
Hunter
Prison Model Shop
James A. Boarman
Indianapolis
Floyd G. Hamilton
Bonnie Parker-Clyde Barrow
Southwest
Harold M. Brest
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt Hull trade treaty policy breaks barriers to peace
A speech cites the Roosevelt Hull trade treaty policy as breaking barriers and discrimination seen as obstacles to lasting peace, framing it as a foundation for future accord between nations.
CHICKENS TURKEYS STAR SULPHUROUS COMPOUND
Water or feed additive claims to destroy intestinal germs and worms reducing disease and egg loss. Says it keeps fowls free of blood sucking insects and improves appetite health and egg production. Notes low cost with money back unsatisfactory. CRETNEY DRUG.
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Cretney Drug
Immortal Sergeant at Show Time and More Bios
The page advertises show times for Immortal Sergeant starring Henry Fonda Maureen O'Hara and Thomas Mitchell plus Dr Gillespie s New Assistant and other features. It lists daily screens with starting times across afternoon and evening slots and notes April 14 engagements including The Black Swan with Tyrone Power Maureen O Hara and Thomas Mitchell.
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Henry Fonda
Maureen O'Hara
Thomas Mitchell
Paramount World News
Tyrone Power
Life Sentenced Prisoner Suffered Elbow Wound
A prisoner serving a life sentence sustained an elbow wound that required two stitches according to the incident report.
City pardons 20 inmates to take Wendover base jobs
Salt Lake City officials granted pardons to 20 jail inmates described as alcohol offenders in order to allow them to accept construction work at the Wendover Utah Army Air Base. The measure aims to clear the way for reentry into employment by these men.
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Salt Lake City
Wendover, Utah, Army Air Base
Pimples Disappeared Overnight Promoted Kleerex
An advertisement touts Kleerex as a safe medicated liquid that dries up pimples overnight. It claims users saw clear complexions after one application and offers a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. For sale by local sellers.
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Cretney Drug
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