Calling All Dogs Partington AF of L rivals fight for control
A chaotic wartime style editorial urges AF of L to tactics against CIO, proposing rival unions and charters for anti lease miners in Pennsylvania and Texas, while naming leaders George Harrison Matthew Wat Don Tobin and others as planning a bold, divisive strategy.
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Partington
AF of
CLO
CIO
Tinos
Pennsylvania
A. F
L. Charters
Lewis
Hbe-Eun
George Harrison
Matthew Wathead
Don Tobin
Erunion
CIO Ar
Lss
Ceanet
Iurgen
Permerenth
Poorsudura Green
Ps Dee
Bolt
Ureel
Backache Cause Speculation Sparks Reader Theories
A brief reader letter hints at widespread but unclear causes behind backaches, prompting discussion about possible links to daily routines. Readers are invited to share experiences and remedies.
Iowa News in Brief Highlights Scout Court of Honor Events
Special to The Garrtte reports Tipton and Hopkinton areas hosted Scout activities on a Wednesday afternoon. The Hopkinton court of honor recognized Tenderfoot to Second Class advances, naming scouts Fegere Talmadge, Robert Clute, Cherles Allen, and others as honorees with community leaders present.
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Coammitteemian
Julius Gerlef Hopkinton Vierie Rummer
Dethi
Chapman
Douglis Mercer
Moneheser
James Gerlich
Tipton
Elmer Sissel
Tipton Ren Amick
Penea
Hopkinton - bin Scouts
Tien CO
Wenchester
Italy's North Africa Link Bridges Tunis to Egyptian Frontier
Italy completes a new highway link across North Africa, creating a 1130 mile road connecting Tunis with the Egyptian frontier. The project links major ports and facilitates cross continental travel and commerce.
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Ttaly
North Africa
Tunis
Robinson Favors 10 Percent Block Cut In Appropriations
Senator Joe Robinson of Arkansas backs Senator Byrnes plan for a flat ten percent cut in all non fixed appropriations with room for department heads to move funds between bureaus. He prefers this to a fifteen percent impoundment and favors lowering next year relief to one billion dollars if feasible.
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Washington
Joe Robinson
Ark
James KF. Byrnes
S. C
Robinson
Byrnes
Roosevelt
Vandenberg Attacks $1.5 Billion Gold Purchases Policy
Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg charges that the administration’s policy of buying $1.5 billion of gold annually, moved from Fort Knox in Kentucky, prevents balancing the federal budget. He warns the sterilization approach will block budget adjustment as long as purchases continue.
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Washington
Ins
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Michigan
Senate
Fort Knox
Kentucky
Vandenberg
South Africa
Chelsea Senior Class Tours Cedar Rapids Industries
Ten Chelsea high school seniors visited Cedar Rapids plants Thursday including The Gazette, Quaker Oats, Hutchinsons Ice Cream, and Churchill Drug. Edward E Lala, Chelsea schools superintendent, accompanied the group on the tour that coincided with class pictures.
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Chelsea High School
Gazette Company
Cedar Rapids Industries
Cedar Rapids
Edward E Lala
Chelsea Schools
Quaker Oats
Hutchinsons
Churchhill Drug Company
HALTS ALUMINUM CO SUIT IN NEW COURT AS DUPLICATE ACTION
Federal Judge Robert M. Gibson issued a temporary restraining order halting a New York anti trust suit against the Aluminum Company of America and set a rule returnable May 7 to continue the order or grant a preliminary injunction. The Aluminum Co seeks to preserve Pittsburgh jurisdiction where a 1912 suit and consent decree remain in effect. Officers deny monopolistic practices, noting prior investigations cleared the firm.
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Pittsburgh
Robert M. Gibson
Aluminum Company of America
District of
New York
Gibson
Homer S. ‘Cummings
Pittsburgh District Court
Aluminum Company
Department of Justice
Births in Cedar Rapids and Hollister announce two daughters
Born to Mr and Mrs Joseph Dunck at Mercy hospital on April 27 a son Dennis Donald. Mrs Dunck is formerly Miss Roberta Clark of Cedar Rapids. Also born to Mr and Mrs Frank Howard at Hollister Missouri on April 29 a daughter Sally Ann. Mr Howard is an outfielder on the Cedar Rapids Raiders baseball club.
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Weil Knaan Viidaie
Jern Mettie
Ma Oany
Rwweford
Joseph
Dunck
K Street
Dennis Donald
Mercy Hospital
Roberta Clark
Cedar Rapids
Frank Howard
Hollister
Sally Ann
Howard
Cedar Rapids Raiders
Contempt citations in liquor tax case target chief and aide
Chicago authorities report E C Yellow ley chief of the alcohol tax unit and assistant Levi Z Baker were ordered cited for contempt after a grand jury foreman alleged conversations. Judge Wilkerson set May 10 as hearing date and May 6 for an answer deadline. The episode follows ongoing grand jury probes into liquor law enforcement and raids on illicit stills.
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Chicago
E. C. Yellowley
Levi Z Baker
Yellowley
James H Wilkerson
Daniel Glasser
Wilkerson
Sidney S. Eckstrom
Eckstrom
U. S
Michael Tyo
Washington
Ye Howley
Igoe
Illinois Sales Tax Extended Two Years
Governor Horner signed the Amadonwski bills extending the three per cent sales tax to February 15 1939 in Springfield Illinois.
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Illinois
Springfield
Ill
Horner
Adamowski
Bresnahan Plans 300 Page Track Treatise
Iowa City coach George T Bresnahan teams with Dr W W Tuttle to publish a 300 page volume this summer detailing his seventeen years at the University of Iowa It covers sixteen chapters seventy illustrations and shows ideal form suitable for novices and champions The work notes several sprint relay world record setters and hurdlers among his pupils
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
George T. Bresnahan
Bresnahan
W. W. Tuttle
Iowa
County Baseball Tourney Opens At Alburnett Friday
The Linn county baseball tournament starts Friday at 9 am with Coggon and Ely. Officials include Supt. Carl McCalley, Robert Smola, Supt. Behrens, and John Lavel. Winner earns Linn county entry to next week district meet. Schedule lists Am Alburnett vs Walker and more games through 4 pm with semifinal pairings.
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Alburnett
Linn County
City Council Awards Jail Equipment Contract to Covington Firm
The city council on Thursday filed for seven days of resolution awarding Stewart Iron Works of Covington Kentucky the jail equipment section of the new city jail and police station. The contract will be awarded after seven days of public inspection amid delays over bond and insurance requirements. The Trish Free State reports a scrap iron shortage.
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Stewart Iron Works
Covington
New City
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