France May Move to Strong Centre After Elections
Two major parties, radical socialists and radical independents, call for new elections to oust the popular front government in France. Daladier avoids firm commitments as he seeks a rightward majority and possible outlawing of the Communist Party amid the Lyons strike arrests and central European tensions.
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Taris
INS
Popular Front
France
Radical Socialists
Edouard Daladier
Radical Socialist
Marseilles
Premier Daladier
Communist Party
Red
Daily Menu Descriptions and Recipe Fragments
Menu items include Tea Supper with Veal and Olive Sandwiches and Baked Pears, plus various dessert and salad preparations. Recipes cover sweet potato fingers with brown sugar and spices, Jellied Olive Mold, Sant Belatin dressing, Brazil Slice with beazil nuts, and a light cake made with walnuts and cinnamon.
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Brazil
Sant Belatin
Same Job, Same Boss After 25-Year Lapse
Clarence Dickey began as a meat slicer in a Princeton market 25 years ago. He left for other jobs but returned to the same post under the same boss exactly 25 years after his initial start.
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Princeton
Ind
Clarence Dickey
CIO affiliate wins election at Armour Chicago plant
The CIO United Packing House Workers won the right to represent about 7 000 Armour Chicago plant workers in collective bargaining by a 2840 to 237 vote. Leonard Bajork of the National Labor Relations Board announced the result after barring the Employes Mutual association from the ballot. It was the largest election the board had conducted in the Chicago area. About 2000 ballots were challenged and segregated. Eligibility was based on the Jan 20 payroll. The board will allow five days for objections before an intermediary report.
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Chicago
CIO
United Packing House Workers Union
Armour and Company
Leonard Bajork
National Labor Relations Board
Employes Mutual Association
Bajork
International Harvester Company
Packing House Workers Seek Recognition From Company
Union spokesperson Ba jork said workers may request recognition from the company and if refused, may file a complaint with the board.
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Bajork
Restaurant Couple Charged with Stealing 40000 Chickens
Frank Spencer and his wife Ethel Spencer were charged with stealing more than 40000 chickens valued at 18000. Bates county authorities said a chicken house was raided nightly within a 100 mile area for eight months.
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Butler, Mo
Frank Spencer
Ethel Spencer
Bates County
Short To Speak At Farmer-Labor Rally In Sioux City
Wallace M. Short of Sioux City farmer labor candidate for governor will give the main address at a farmer labor party rally in the Hotel Montrose Friday night. A banquet and entertainment precede the address. State office candidates will be introduced, including George F. Buresh of Cedar Rapids, candidate for senator.
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Wallace M. Short
Sioux City
Farmer-Labor
Farmer-Labor Party
Montrose
George F. Buresh
Cedar
Older Youths Carve Swastika On Jewish Boy
In Irvington New Jersey a nine year old Jewish boy had a crude double swastika carved into his forearm with a penknife by two older youths a 14 year old of German descent and a 17 year old of Italian descent. The judge condemned the act and contrasted the American flag as symbol of liberty with the swastika as symbol of bestiality and bullying. The boy's father testified that the child came home crying after the attack.
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Irvington
N. J
Thomas J. Holleran
Park Incident Involves Boy Seizure And Branding Claim
Vague reports describe a boy being seized and branded while walking through a park near his home. Details on timing, location, and identity are unclear in the fragment.
Traffic Signal Aims to Stop Jumping the Light
A new traffic signal device demonstrated at the Quincy registry office by Arthur M. Longway shows an aluminum encased circle with 16 bulbs, 15 white and one red. The lights indicate the seconds before the light changes, reducing the chance of drivers being caught by a changing signal.
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Quincy
Mass
Motor Vehicles Registry Office
Arthur M. Longway
Indicott
WNY
Signal changes illuminate circle with bulbs at one per second
The circle lights up with bulbs at one second intervals and the red bulb gives the final warning. Longway notes the circle can attach to any standard traffic signal. A census survey shows farm homes in the United States now contain about ten times as many radios as in 1925.
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United States
Bureau of Census
Back To Farm Movement Shrinks Toledo Population
The "Back to the farm" movement among industrial workers reduced Toledo’s population by 5,466 from last year. The 1938 city directory lists 342,526 residents, about the same as the 1936 estimate.
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Toledo
Greater
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