Strikes Across States Affect 46000 Workers
Strikes in industry and agriculture spread across 20 states with 46,000 workers affected. Remington Rand plant in Titan, New York reopened after private guards recalled, amid hostile scenes. Arrests reported in Milwaukee and Providence. major settlement reached in Bedford Indiana for crane operators. Others affected include Arkansas farmers, California celery workers, Wheeling Steel workers in Portsmouth Ohio.
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Global echoes of dictatorship fears and birth policy plans
The article discusses rising dictatorships and legislation around population policy across nations. It mentions the Black Legion with prison guards, Russia's subsidy for large families, Stalin’s birth focus after the seventh child, Hitler's push for mothers, and Britain wary of air power threats to empire.
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Queen Mary Dives Into Atlantic Maiden Voyage Speed Test
The Queen Mary progressed toward New York on its maiden voyage with favorable conditions. Officers anticipated a possible blue ribbon for speed but had not decided, while weather outlooks remained positive for the long westbound crossing.
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Britain
United States
English Channel
Southhampton
Cherbourg
Atlantic
England plans air power and arms build up across nations
The piece argues Britain will finance civilian factories to produce airplanes and build a powerful air fleet, matching its strong naval position. It predicts a future need to restrict holdings and a possible Anglo American push to halt fighting, while noting Zioncheck's sensational rhetoric and British Palestine riots and Italian-British tensions in the League.
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Blake
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Italy
India
League of Nations
Solon To Manage Landon Interests At Republican Convention
Rep. Martin of Massachusetts has been chosen to manage Governor Landon of Kansas on the convention floor in Cleveland. John D. M. Hamilton confirmed the selection but declined further comment as Landon’s Massachusetts primary lead this spring is noted as strengthening his position.
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Martin
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Landon
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John D. M. Hamilton
F D R To Attend Newsmen s Meeting
Officials of the Texas Press Association urged President Franklin D Roosevelt to attend their convention in Tyler on June 11 and 12. Governor James V Allred, a party member, was set to speak June 11, with the president’s Texas visit aligning with the opening of the convention.
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The
Texas Press Association
Franklin D. Roosevelt
James V. Allred
Texas
Jim Donahue
Tom Pollard
Henry Edwards
Sam Harden
Gus F. Taylor
Harold J. Bryant
Tyler Chamber of
Commerce Officials Urge Roosevelt With Congressional Aid
Commerce officials urge Mr. Roosevelt to address key issues, enlisting the support of lawmakers in a coordinated appeal to influence policy.
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Commerce
Mr. Roosevelt
Kings of Kitchen Arkansas City Cookery Class Passes
Thirteen boys in a junior high school cooking class pass with all grades at or above average marking a stronger showing than the girls’ class from the same school.
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Arkansas City
Kas
Sanderford Attacks Allred In Panhandle Campaign Speech
Belton state senator and gubernatorial candidate Roy Sanderford condemned Gov Allred as extravagant and incompetent in a Municipal Auditorium speech. He urged pension funding by a general sales tax and called for tax relief, denounced five new state departments, and warned against a 15 percent oil tax as harmful to industry. He urged taxing resources and criticized the governor for refusing a special session to fund pensions.
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Belton
Panhandle
Allred
Sanderford
James V. Allred
Hunter
Texas
Capi
East Support Builds for His Presidential Nomination
Martin engages Kansan organizers who have reached out to key eastern delegates, signaling growing backing for his bid.
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Martin
Shortage of purchasing power and ranger raids critiqued
A political critique argues the nation faces a purchasing power problem not overproduction. It condemns Texas law enforcement for usurping local officers while Rangers staged raids to boost a figure's notoriety, noting no convictions from those arrests. The piece warns that a 1937 precedent looms from a 1936 standout.
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Texas Rangers
Jimmie
Murder Charge Filed in Oklahoma Slaying
In Altus Oklahoma a 19 year old black girl Olivia Garvin faces a murder charge in the killing of a white WPA worker. She remains jailed at Hobart to prevent mob violence prompted by the victim's widow. County Attorney Weldon Ferris said the investigation continues and three other black suspects remain jailed.
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Oki
WPA
Hobart
8. B. Harlan
Olivia Garvin
Weldon Ferris
Roosevelt Signs Bill Extending Trading in Unlisted Securities
President Roosevelt signed a bill allowing continued trading in unlisted securities on exchanges registered with the Securities Commission. The measure aims to maintain market activity while regulatory oversight remains in place.
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Roosevelt
Securities Commission
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