Labor Board Intervenes in Steel Quarrel
Washington reports the National Labor Board ordered Republic Steel to reinstate about 10,000 employees who walked out, and barred interference with labor unions and organizing drives. The decision also required back pay for some workers and clarified remedies, while noting ongoing wage and procedural disputes related to the strike and plant operations at several plants.
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Washington
National Labor Board
Republic
Steel Corporation Unday
AmAls
Tron
Steel Foe
Sie
Stet
Ti Te
Dave Tunes
Cera
He Tunes
Wax Witharsen
Ecision
Supreme Court Deelson
Republic Stee
Warner
Giedier
Aslon
Moscon
Hoo
Spy Says Was Quizzed About Aircraft Boats
New York court heard testimony from Rumrich and others about a German spy ring trying to obtain plans for U S aircraft carriers. The witness described requests to Hamburg and the use of White House stationery to forge documents and secure carrier blueprints.
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Spy Says
Mary
Elizabeth Plummer
New York
United States Navy
Eieather
Tudee Don. C
Eric Giner
Abtenell Eld
Johann Hofmann
Bltym
Oto Hermann Vos
Ite Mechani
Feumrich
Forernment
Witneses
Nelle
Ear Senlueter
Spy Pine Line
Bronx
Pratiein Hofmann
Senlueter
Enterprise
Yorktown
Rumrich
Hamburg
WwniteHouse
Meningitis Discovery Highlighted at Medical Congress
New York reports from a clinical congress of surgeons reveal a striking note on meningitis treatment. Dr. Cael H. McCaskey presented a novel drug approach saving many patients from meningitis caused by streptococcal infection, while other experts discussed stomach ulcers and cancer radiotherapy.
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New York
Ofti
Clinical Congress
The
Liege of Surgeons
Cael H. McCaskey
Surgical
In Slane “Universtencouere of Medicine
Hane Pinterer
Vienna
Crack Guards in Jerusalem Kill 9 Arabs Reported
Press reports describe crack guards battling Arabs in Jerusalem as martial law spreads.400 word account notes shootings near the old city, mass questioning at Acre, and tightened control in Palestine as British authorities push security actions. Arab leaders demand end to Jewish immigration and a regional Arab state, with calls for a Palestine government and limited Jewish rights.
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Jerusaleve
Tleeman
Ccdigetreamnuntas
Jerusalem
Oh Ely
Old City
New Paper
Toot Btn
Stermatem
Aere
Etys Pototee
Teoistream
Andy Oid Ety Shorty Ater
Palestine
Brrth Seaiers
Karnasesyria
Mia Amin Bifena al
Grand Multi
Ube
Manimum
Rane
APD
Holy Land
Ito
Babour
School Trustees To Confer Today On Construction Plans
Trustees meet to decide on school construction funding and bond issues. Officials discuss tax implications, pay rates, and the allocation of proceeds toward retiring existing bonds. The decision affects school improvements and long term district finances.
Swing Kills Trumpeter In Orchestra Mystery
Kansas City reports a pianist warned Hal Kempe, local orchestra leader, that trumpet could end his life as he taped nightly. Kempe died during a swine number when his trumpet failed. Dancers and bartenders rushed to the scene. he was hospitalized soon after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
UPA
Hal Kempe
Pisa
Kempie
Amarillo Armory Plan Faces City Protests Over Sites
Chamber of Commerce urges immediate 1550 to fund two 100000 armories in Amarillo as City Commission probes site choices in the 300 block on Washington and West Eighth Avenue. Protesters led by Willam Q. Boyer say armory centers could host concerts and community events, with funds raised through multiple contributions before year end.
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Chamber of Commerce
Amarillo
Ross D. Rogers
City Commission
Washington
State Armory Board
Armory Board
West Eighth Avenue
West Texas Hospital
Seine
Srna
Bain
Te Pont
Willam” Q. Boyer
J. Patton
Wes Askew
Hugo Loewenstern
Arthur Ware
Jimmie Ktemp
Dr. Smith
Trould
Florey
National Guard
Texas
Ates
Wedding Without Any Groom at Flower Show Spectacle
A gala flower show at the Municipal Auditorium features a groomless wedding tableau staged by the Southwestern Florist Association. Juanita Plips was chosen as bride, with four bridesmaids, amid lavish floral scenes and gowns. Funds raised benefit Thanksgiving baskets for the needy, with ticket sales via local council offices and telephone numbers.
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Saerell
Juanita Plips
Southwestern Florist Association
Gordon
Milagys
Amati
Crum
Altonomey_ Shave
Cts
Alpha Sit ‘Anechelor Ins Kappa Tat Bea’ Alpha
Appa Chapter
Rapaiema
Pan Buea
Boce
Ema Phi
Siema
Tota
Ammaito College
Prenchells
English Boy Inspired Play at High School Auditorium
A New York director presents Peter Pan at the High School Auditorium March 2 at 3 20 under the Association of Hideed Education. Mrs Major, reader of children’s books for 15 years, discusses why child love for honest, sincere plays drives success, citing Peter Pan and Alice in Wonderland as examples. Season tickets cover three plays.
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Chilaren
Chilarensfo
Aye
Clare Tree
Majet
New York
Girdames Barres
Peter Ban
Ark
Major
Wesdreds
Enilren
Isles
Fai
Chilaen
Peter Pan
Peter
Westle Ogi
Peter Llewellyn Davies
Bele
En- Sigton Gardens
London
Whimseal
Barrie
Hwa
Ehilgren
Mn Major
Mire
Piay Allen
Pius
Ehild Nat
Tempus Eliven
Teksie
Alice
Fauntleroy
Prances Hodason
Burnett
Vivian
Paurtleroy
Imelf
Peperstin
Job Ruskin
Uf Iternoon
Bunhemia Crey
Ehiseen
Tekess
Chidren
Frost Looms as Cool Air Caps Rim Degree Threat
A terse weather note warns of frost possible as temperatures dip overnight. Forecasters project chilly conditions with a light breeze and clear skies, urging gardeners to protect tender vegetation and drivers to use caution on frosty surfaces.
Campus Life Is Wanted by Star Halfback
Baton Rouge report on Bunana State University star halfback Oduboang Bussey, dismissed over training rules and smoking, voicing plans to quit and return to Houston ex as he debates campus life and potential players union issues amid conferences and state officials.
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Baton Rouge
Juboang Bussey
Bunana State
Univerty
Yoony
Bucy
Eariee
Houston
Lau
Realyike
Sid
Weather forecast for Amarin and Texas regions
Fragments indicate a cold front moving southeast across West Texas and Mexico. Expect frost likely tonight into Thursday with cooler conditions, especially in northern portions. Temperatures will drop to near or below freezing in many areas, with a stronger north wind and colder trend through Thursday.
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West Texas
Dor
Thursdare
Mexico
East
Arth
Parents Reject Pasteur Treatment for Children
In Menlo Park a family refused Pasteur preventive treatment for two 16 year old children who were bitten by a dog. Health officials note the incubation period for hydrophobia and warn that even small bites can be dangerous. The parents cited belief the bite was minor and questioned the treatment’s infallibility as doctors emphasized the risk and urged continued care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menlo Park
Cat
Robert
Stentford
Ruth Hunel
Tilman Hunnel
Bama
Ruth Hax
Mayer
Reuth
Thomas Stentiford
Rover
J. C. Geiger
Ban Prancisco Health
Two British Ships Hit by Bombing Raid
Barcelona reports two British ships struck by bombs during a raid. One vessel suffered bow damage and the other took damage in the hold. Eight persons were rounded up as part of the raid, with evacuation plans in place.
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Barcelona
Anich
Malivil
League
Heroic Pilot Saves 14 in Flaming Ship
An Eastern Airlines pilot safely landed at Montgomery after a flaming crash near midnight. The captain and crew aided passengers, with 14 saved as flames engulfed the fuselage and one engine failed. Passengers included J. Coonnell and ED Rivers among others. the crew escaped with non fatal injuries.
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Montroms
Aew
Airways
Pifot
Dave Hicone
Lamas
Ong
Tor Firth
Eastern Air- Lines
Houston
New York
Durst Inc
Montgomery
Ames
JV. Coonnell
Hearst Sewnpapers
ED. Rivers Dry
J. H.lotham
Bonck
New Orleans
Sterson
J.T. Nix
Drucker
Kanie
Coplet C. Manes
Foote
Montomery Raster Airines
Vonnegutt
Pastern Air
Montgomery Field
Missong
Pasengers
Band Leader Praised As Navy Concert Delights Audience
A Navy band led by Lieutenant Bentner drew strong praise during two Nov 4 concert events at the city auditorium. A matinee for schoolchildren and an evening program featured varied music, with proceeds supporting the high school band. Fifty cents to a dollar prices were listed, with tickets available by mail order through Mason King.
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Atti
Creek
Bch
Tasteoks Ag
Faite Sheek Newe
Taeut
Charis
Bentner
Misica
Een America
Liewenant Rentner
Fannot
Ull Et
Mason King
Rost
Bev
United States Navy
Pat Tite
Tay
Bipranson
Marine
bin Perma
King
Sioux City Packing Plants Closed After Tear Gas Encounter
Sioux City facilities operated by Rotor V and Cudahy Packing along with Swift and Company plants were shut after a tear gas clash with authorities. Lookers and sympathetic workers reported the incident as police and deputies responded at the Swift plant area. Executives from the plants and plant leaders were seen leaving as the closures halted operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
LOU Ity
Otsione
Rotor V
Cudahy Packing Ween
Rest Treiais
Swift and
Lantast Leh
Pice
Shertie
Aries
Jap Columns Drive Toward Canton Amid Air Bombardment
Japanese columns gain momentum in a central campaign toward Canton as air bombardments aid advances. Reports place forces moving north of Canton with mechanized detachments approaching key outposts within 40 miles of the city.
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Canton
Honkgong
Mentum
Setae
South China
Trangta
Tiaris
Chrysler Adds Refinements to New Lineup
Chrysler enhances its lineup with more horsepower, modern styling, and improved handling. The Royal, Imperial, and Custom Imperial appear in four body styles including four door sedan and coupe. The Royal rides a 119 inch wheelbase while the Imperial measures 125 inches. Continued on page 4.
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Chrysler
Roney
Chisum
Ine
Polk
Neven
Sueenner Sedan
Sedat-Limou
Materialism Blamed For Evils of World
On October 18 in OnLmANE a sermon by Auxiliary Bishop Bernard J. Sheik r Chicago blamed materialism for the evils of the world. He spoke at the eighth national Eucharius Congress in City Park Stadium. The youth mass opened the congress with Cardinal Mundelein of Chicago presiding.
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Onlmane
Bernard J. Sheik
Chicago
City Park
George Cardinal Mundete
Jinn
Edward. D. Howard
And
Ore
Reds Engineer First Sit-Down Strike in Michigan
Washington reports a claimed sit-down strike in Michigan led by John Leonard at a company cited as Communist linked. Clyde Morrow, a worker, is named in connection with the action as a noted agitator amid labor disputes and political tensions.
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Reds
Michigan
Washington
Incum American Actieiele
Strke
Clyde Morrow
John Enor
Moro
Salonnat
Fire and Police Minimum Pay Law Upheld in Texas
Texas Supreme Court sustains a minimum pay law for firemen and policemen, applying to cities with populations over 15,000. The decision, reviewed after a Galveston appeal, confirms the charter cities may set wages via local ordinances under state law.
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Austin
Texas
Supreme Court
Galveston
Crete
Cites
Neonestiona
Tae Gilet
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Labor Board
Henri Coutard
Pars
Pinchicago
Te Gordon
New
Rochester
Mine
Abe Dearne
Ohn Morton
Inversity
Rochester Schoo
Orners
Eine Seattle
Marth
Azo
John Maynard
Rush Armory Projects
Kirsh
Ari Satelli
Mietaphione
Raumet Stationery Co
Pasteur
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