Road Projects Begin in Cen tral Panhandle
Two WPA road projects were announced in the Central Panhandle. A 5.5 mile Hereford Vega Highway extension will start Tuesday with caliche and asphalt surfacing on the city-near segments, cost about 29000 and 60 men employed. Hamblin Drive from 15 miles south of Claude to Wayside will cover 9.5 miles with creek crossing improvements and canyon straightening at an estimated cost of 19912.
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Cental Panhandle
WPA
Hamblin Drive
Claude
Wayside
Hereford
Cemetery Road
Palo Duro Canyon
Palo Duro State Park
Mrs Lillian M Rutt dies in St Anthonys Hospital
Mrs Lillian M Rutt 59 of Kansas City Mo died at 5 30 this morning in St Anthony s Hospital where she had been a patient two weeks She was mother of Mrs M Schneider of Wayside and Mrs Estil Hoots of Kansas City The body will be sent to Kansas City tonight by Boxwell Brothers with Mr and Mrs Schneider and another daughter Also surviving are a third daughter Mrs Harry Trent a sister Mrs Francis Carr and two brothers James and Woods Foster She was a Baptist and Eastern Star member
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Lillian M. Rutt
Kansas City
St. Anthony's Hospital
M. #. Schneider
Wayside
Shamrock Gas and Oil Company
Rutt
Boxwell Brothers
Schneider
Estil Hoots
Harry Trent
Francis Carr
Effingham
Kan
James Foster
Everest
Woods Foster
Oak Grovs
Eastern Star
Strikers Clash With Deputies At Fansteel Plant Eviction
Sheriff L. A. Doolittle ordered removal of strikers from the Fansteel Metallurgical complex after a 6:30 A.M. arrival. Deputies breached a rear door with a battering ram, tear gas blasted the tower, and windows shattered as strikers hurled tungsten bottles and acid while workers inside cried. Deputy Schiskie burned by a tear gas device. lawmen obtained an injunction to end the strike.
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L. A. Doolittle
Carl Swanson
Amalgamated
Tron, Steel and Tin Workers
Harold Schiskie
Striking Workers Evicted as Court Orders Enforce Union Bargaining
The Fansteel plant south of Waukegan sought an injunction to evict strikers who refused the court order. Sheriff Doolittle announced the ruling, and contempt writs followed as workers defied eviction. Attorneys claimed the company refused to bargain and used spies. company spokesman Keele said the strike was intended to harm business.
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Waukegan
Ralph J. Cady
Doolittle
Joseph M. Jacobs
Chicago
Fansteel Corporation
H. N. Keele
Detroit Stay-In Strikes Hit Five Factories Demanding Wages
Detroit workers led by more than 2,000 stay-in strikers including many women demanded wage increases at five plants. Two other plants settled during the night as a welfare station protest saw Cadillac and Fleetwood workers occupying an office seeking first day pay.
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Detroit
City Welfare Department
Cadillac
Fleetwood
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