Courtroom Roars as Goering Thumbs Nose
In Detroit and MerNB ergs May 3 reports detail CIO United Auto Workers authorizing a Briggs Manufacturing strike that would idle 12,500 workers and halt Chrysler and Packard production. In court, American prosecutor Robert Jackson reads Schacht remarks on Hermann Goering as laughter erupts over the Nazi official’s portrayal.
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Detroit
CIO
United Auto Workers
Briggs Manufacturing Company
Briggs
Chrysler Corporation
Packard Motor Car Company
Anne Adams Little Sunbonnet Sue Pattern 4637
Advertisement for Anne Adams pattern 4637 offering a scalloped sundress and bonnet with panties in sizes 2 4 and 8. Includes yardage for size 6 and ordering details from The Amarillo Globe pattern department in New York. Also promotes the Anne Adams Spring Pattern Book with a free hat and gilet pattern.
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Sue
Amarillo Globe
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
Anne Adams
Senate President McKellar Stricken Ill at Work
Senate President Kenneth D. McKellar of Tennessee was stricken ill during a Senate Appropriations Committee meeting and admitted to Bethesda naval hospital. The 77 year old acting chairman has long served in the Senate and led the body after President Roosevelt's death.
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Senate
McKellar
Washington
U.P
Kenneth D. McKellar
Naval Hospital
Bethesda
Senate Appropriations Committee
Roosevelt
Truman
White House
Four-Power Talks Show Little Progress on Peace Treaty Plans
At Luxembourg Palace delegates from the United States Britain Russia and France meet Yugoslav officials to discuss the Italian Yugoslav frontier with Alcide de Gasperi to appear later. Officials privately say progress is unlikely and a split of the conference is possible. Meanwhile a prison riot in a separate report ends with five guards down and inmates in the yard under Marines guard after a gunfight led by Bernard Coy and other convicts.
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Paris
Foreign Ministers
United States
Britain
Russia
France
Luxembourg Palace
Alcide de Gasperi
Coy
Henry H. Weinhold
J. H. Simpson
Robert Bristow
Sanstrom
Robert Baker
Sandstrom
Marines land after guard overpowered in pirate raid
Marines, many veterans of the Pacific war, came ashore from a patrol boat at 6:18 P. M. after a guard was overpowered by a convoy raid, seized his submachine gun, and rallied others in the main land area.
Illinois Orders 24 Hour Electric Dial Back Amid Coal Shortage
The Illinois Commission refused to relax electric rationing as an order requiring industry to use power 24 hours a week and commercial users to limited hours 2 to 6 P M Monday through Saturday took effect. Violations could trigger power shutoffs and workers faced job and payroll cuts as mills, stores, theaters, and offices brace for restricted service and elevator limits in downtown Chicago.
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Illinois Commission
Restrictions aim to cut coal use by 40 percent in Illinois
The edict, designed by commissions, targets utility companies and broad public bodies in Illinois and Indiana. Officials expect full compliance despite widespread misinterpretation. exemptions cover home users churches hospitals restaurants newspapers and radio stations and other public health and safety institutions.
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Illinois
Indiana
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Nero
M. Darrell Grundy
Franklin Life Insurance Company
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Riof
Vrye
Comeleeus
Amarillo Hotel & Coffee
Zale
Zale’s
Southwest
Daintily
Polk
Trifari
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Pampa
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