Cuban Labor Goes On Strike In Havana
Cuban labor groups staged a limited strike in Havana with about a dozen major unions calling members to walk out from 6 p m yesterday. Workers from linotype, carpentry, plastering, cigar making, shipping, metalwork and fishing halted activity, but a full general strike did not materialize. Some leaders were jailed, and the stoppage disrupted commerce and industry while streetcar wage talks lingered and papers published no editions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Havana
Cuba
DO X Awaits Repairs For Next Hop Off
Las Palmas Canary Islands February 4 The flying boat DO X waits for pontoon repairs after a pontoon was damaged during a recent return from Gando Bay The launch was postponed by Captain Friederich Christiansen due to motor trouble and later delays from pontoon damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Las Palmas
Canary Islands
Cape Verde Islands
South America
Gando Bay
Friederich Christiansen
Discovery of Carl Hartman Lights German Grand Opera
J. J. Vincent, managing director of the German Grand Opera Company, touts Carl Hartman as a remarkable summer discovery. Hartman, a tenor, is hailed as the finest in his field and will perform Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Vincent
German Grand Opera Company
Carl Hartman
Opera critic in talk over WDAG today
James Wathen Jr., music critic of Dallas, spoke this afternoon at 1 40 over Station WDAG on Why go to Opera and will return at 7 45 this evening on the German Grand Opera Company. He is regarded as one of the Southwest's best critics and has lectured widely on opera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wathen, Jr
Dallas
WDAG
Mr. Wathen
Southwest
New Mexico
Texas
German Grand Opera Company
America
Wathen
Dallas Times Herald
City Accepts Paving On Cleveland Street
The city commission accepted a paving project completed on North Cleveland Street from Wichita Street to Northeast Eighth Avenue after approval by city engineer E N Stanley. Only a small amount of routine business was handled during the short session, with Commissioner J N Vernon presiding in the mayor’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Commission
N. Stanley
Cleveland Street
Wichita Street
Eighth Avenue
J. N. Vernon
Col
Ernest O. Thompson
Emperor Haile Selassie to Build Million Dollar Palace
Ethiopia’s Emperor Haile Selassie plans a costly new palace to replace a dilapidated wooden dwelling. Funding will come from a levy of new taxes in a move framed as restoring royal dignity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethiopia
Lion
Two Killed When Train Hits Car Near Eastland
John Foster 55 and his son Rufus Red Foster 28 were killed instantly when their sedan was struck at a grade crossing by a Texas and Pacific passenger train near Eastland Texas. John Foster lived at Flatwoods four miles south of town. Rufus worked as a tool dresser at an oil well near the crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Eastland
Tex
John Foster
Rufus
Red) Foster
Texas & Pacific
Foster
Flatwoods
Here
Also Mentioned on This Page
Do-X
Grand Opera Tenor
Sloan
King
London
Emperor Haile Salassie
Palo Duro Furniture CO
Levine
THE
Bargain Corner
Taylor ST
Levine’s
6Th and
Taylor Street
BAYON
Wholeanler
Shoe Department
Peter
Weatherbird
Endicott Johnson
Central
Ell de
Percale
Ecru
Loving Printing CO
Golden Colt
Bugs Baer
Baer
RCA Radiotron
N.B.C
RCA
RCA Radiotron Co., Inc
Harrison, N. J
Radio Corporation of America
RCA Radiotrons the Heart OF Your Radio
Finkler Electric CO
Polk ST
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!