Communistic Embers Are Still Alive
The State Department cites Communist influence in major U S labor troubles, detailing six strikes with Communist leadership in Passaic textile workers and other unions. It notes propaganda reach in 11 daily papers and eight trade union papers, while deeming it not an immediate menace but urging cessation for recognition.
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Lindbergh Resumes Inspection Tour Of New Air Line
Col Charles Lindbergh, head of the Transcontinental Air Transport technical committee, resumes his inspection tour after motor trouble in Cumberland Maryland and a stop in Columbus Ohio. He will continue toward Indianapolis on the trip from Philadelphia yesterday.
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Abbey Presbyterian planned skyscraper church in Dallas
The Abbey Presbyterian church in Dallas plans a combined church and skyscraper costing one to two million dollars. The building will include a church auditorium educational quarters Sunday school space stores studios offices and an apartment hotel. A fundraising campaign will begin immediately.
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Youth and father fatal leap from roof in love dispute
In Kansas City on January 14 a 27 year old man Frank Tamallo died after he and his girlfriend Hilaria Sausedo 21 leaped from a third floor roof to escape her father Santiago Sausedo who objected to their romance. They slid to the edge of a roof and dropped about 30 feet to the pavement. Miss Sausedo is in critical condition with a fractured skull. The incident follows the couple fleeing after the father's opposition to their relationship.
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Potential murderers tied to adrenal response and upbringing
Dr George A Dorsey argues in Cosmopolitan that strong emotion triggers adrenaline release changing a person’s behavior. He says early training by parents shapes reactions to fear or anger, predicting whether a future crisis yields murder or cowardice.
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Kiwanis Banquet Skit Delights Attendees at Herring Hotel
Kiwanis club banquet Saturday night drew laughs as the Black Mask players led by Dr Rue Parcell performed a skit about a playwright rehearsing a company for a new play. The audience enjoyed strong acting and near continual laughter.
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Five Best Radio Features Tuesday
United Press lists radio features broadcast by WOR New York WLW Cincinnati WABC and network programs including Perfect Circle Symphony Voice of Columbia Eveready Hour Hank Simmons Show Boat and others slated for Tuesday broadcasts.
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Wests' Old Time Two Gun Man Dies at 81
Wyatt Earp, famed West’s two gun man and lawman, dies at 81 in Los Angeles. A frontier figure who hunted gold in the Klondike, refereed the Fitzsimmons Sharkey bout in Oakland, he served as deputy sheriff and marshal in Dodge City and Tombstone, earning renown for his trigger discipline.
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Alleged Slayer of Detective Is Arrested in Marshall
William C. Miller, 26, accused of slaying detective Alex Brown of Joplin Missouri, allegedly escaped in the officer's car. He was arrested in Marshall after a pursuit through the business section. A bullet struck his arm as he fled but he surrendered after a dozen blocks.
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Flu prompts surge in Vicks VapoRub demand
Authorities warn prompt cold treatment to guard against flu and pneumonia after a severe 1918-like epidemic. Public heed appears in rising Vicks VapoRub demand as production runs at triple capacity with 375000 jars daily.
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Home Treatment Stops That Itch
A vintage advertisement touts D D D antiseptic lotion as a cure for chafed chin eczema and other skin irritations. It promises instant itch relief, a clear greaseless dry finish, and a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. Distributed by D D D Labs in Ratavia Illinois.
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Police Chief Resigns After Prohibition Conspiracy Charges
Carroll Bates resigns as San Angelo police chief effective immediately after being jailed on a conspiracy to violate the National Prohibition Act charge. I. K. McIntosh named acting chief, having served on the force in recent weeks. Bates says resignation pending investigation.
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Bear Cub Flew as Part of Early Airmail Flight
Aboard the inaugural Quebec to New York airmail service flight a live black bear cub was carried as freight, illustrating early aviation novelty and mail service demonstration.
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