End of West Coast Strike Frees Ships
The 98 day Pacific coast maritime strike ended with shipowners and seven marine unions signing new contracts. About 40,000 strikers returned to work and 239 ships resumed activity as negotiators hailed the settlement. Remaining disputes linger at two ports amid unsettled eastern seamen actions.
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San Francisco
Henry Schmidt
Harry Bridges
NBC Blue
San Pedro
California
International Longshoremen’s Association
Arline Judge Sues For Divorce From Wesley Ruggles
Hollywood AP report states film actress Arline Judge files for divorce from director Wesley Ruggles after separation on Aug 1. She seeks custody of their son Charles Wesley and a monthly $1000 support plus division of community property. They wed Oct 18 1931 in Beverly Hills.
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Hollywood
Arline Judge
Wesley Ruggles
Miss Judge
Charles Wesley Ruggles
Ruggles
Fire Destroys Block in St Paul Business District
A Friday update reports a $50 000 blaze sweeping a St Paul business block including the American Chemical Co Muriel Cosmetics G H P Cigar Colby Ramm auto accessories. A janitor Louis Madsen 64 suffered a critical injury from a fall while watching the fire as chemicals paints and alcohol exploded.
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ST. Paul
Louis Madsen
American Chemical Co
Muriel Cosmetics Co
G. H. P. Cigar Co
Colby-Ramm & Co
Soviet Buy U S Cattle From America Arrives in USSR
A consignment of pedigree cattle bought in the United States has landed at Novorossiisk in the Soviet Union and will be distributed to collective and state farms. The report also notes Clifford Roberts of Clarksburg West Virginia who once managed a filling station and worked in manufacturing but cannot drive a car.
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Novorossiisk
America
Clifford Roberts
Clarksburg
W. Va
Ohio Valley Flood Recedes as Mississippi Threat Dims
Army engineers steady 120000 river fighters along levees as the Great Flood eases in the Ohio Valley. Officials estimate 381 dead, nearly 1 million homeless, and 550 million dollars in property loss nationally. Cincinnati reports a holiday like shopping boom as Louisville and other cities plan reconstruction and relief with WPA support and TVAs proposed to mitigate future floods.
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Ill
Roosevelt
Congress
Norris
Nebraska
Tennessee Valley Authority Act
Ohio
Cincinnati
Louisville
Neville Miller
Harry Hopkins
WPA
Federal Flood Relief Commission
Evansville
Ind
Hopkins
Indiana
Ohio Valley
Oregon
Flood Conditions From Rain and Snowmelt Widen Roads
Heavy rain and melting snow caused streams to overflow, flooding highways and disrupting travel. Officials warned of rising water levels and urged motorists to seek alternate routes as conditions remained precarious.
Lindberghs Visit Vatican Museum Amid Slow Flight
In Rome Col. and Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh postponed their Egypt flight due to bad weather and toured the Vatican museum.
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Vatican Museum
Rome
Ins
Charles A. Lindbergh
Egypt
Skidding Car Damages Hydrant On A Avenue NE
A water plug at A avenue and Sixteenth street NE was struck by a car driven by W. C. Kvach 21 of 1006 Thirteenth street NW Thursday noon. The hydrant’s outer cross casing was damaged but not broken off. Kvach was driving north on Sixteenth Street when the incident occurred.
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A Avenue
Sixteenth Street NE
W. C. Kvach
Thirteenth Street NW
Kvach
Collision at A Avenue Intersection Involving Koppenhaver Car
A westbound car driven by C. R. Koppenhaver of 1706 A avenue NE collided with Koach's vehicle at the A avenue intersection, sending Koach's car into a hydrant. No injuries or further details given.
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Teenth Street
C. R. Koppenhaver
Koach
Ella Teenberg Tops Horticulture Dept as Floral Designer
In Minneapolis Ella Teenberg, the sole woman in the University of Minnesota horticulture department, aims to become a floral designer and landscape gardener as she studies with her male peers.
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Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
Ella Teenberg
Ella
Pope Pius Shows Notable Improvement in Health
The Vatican issued an Osservatore Romano bulletin reporting a notable improvement in Pope Pius XII's condition. No further medical details were provided.
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Vatican City
INS
Vatican
Osservatore Romano
Holy See
Pius
Possible car light failure from faulty switch or bulbs
If you cannot turn on headlights or interior lights, a faulty switch worn bulbs discharged battery or a blown fuse may be responsible for the issue.
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