Rail Unions Agree to Ten Percent Wages Cut on Railways
United States railway workers, totaling about 9,000,000,000, will endure a ten percent wage deduction for February 2 onward, while railroads aim to stabilize employment and revive business. Negotiations across major unions and 200 railroads produced a nationwide accord ending after one year, with no strikes or legal threats during talks.
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United States Railways
Soca
Wea & Momentos
T Laboe
Atrikea
PuRtie Welfare
Labotard
Sarpont
Agupathot
Young Society Man Faces Jury for First Degree Murder
A young society man and steeplechase rider faces trial on a first degree murder charge in the Francia A Donaldson case. District Attorney Stewart Mase shows little expectation of conviction while the defense plans to seek an honor verdict. Rose Allen, 19, may testify for either side as the trial unfolds.
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A. m. En
Francia A. Donaldson
United Free
Stewart Mase
Mem
Bibl Friesds
Meither
Fletcher W. Suter
Sngle
Cirl Stops to Help Injured Man Father Revealed
Dr E P Bailey attempted to stop a passing car near here to assist an injured man who turned out to be his father. A motorist struck him and another driver Ms Wilda Balley aided by taking the unconscious man to a hospital. Bailey is a Republican candidate for Baleign county senator.
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E. P. Bailey
Snat
Wilda Balley
Six Are Still In Hospitals After Bus Crash
One driver R Mallory 21 remained in critical condition with a fractured pelvis after a school bus carrying 28 from a basketball game left a curve near Joe's Trek Boone county. Ten hurt, including John Neale 24 athletic director at St Albans High School with a lacerated leg and Tish Cowt 10 with skull injury. Six others remained hospitalized. bus went over a 18 foot embankment and passengers were thrown clear.
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At. jShane High School
Boone County
Kanawha Valley
Heachel
Jolin HE. Neale
St. Albans High School
Charleston General Ho
Tshac Cowt
Charleston General Hospital
Kaneswhe Valley Hospital
Aald
George
Griffith
Harold Dodd
Nils Dunlap
Aetna
Neale
Mallory
Beto
Eaulice
A. Flagger
Union Leaders Move Toward Constitutional Reforms At Mine Union Meet
Indiana delegates at the United Mine Workers Biennial Convention prepare for several more sessions to act on constitutional changes policy and additional resolutions. Payroll scales and labor contracts in Indiana Wyoming Montana and other states expiring soon will shape debate as President John K Lewis signals possible midweek adjournment while calls for amending the union constitution intensify.
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Dela
United Mine Workers of America
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John K. Lewis
Fogs Hamper Search For Missing Plane In California
Flooded roads and heavy fog hindered a rescue as a Pacific Airliner with seven passengers and a pilot vanished between Bakersfield and Los Angeles. Ground teams pressed the Lebec area search while weather delays delay air pursuit. Two hundred plus volunteers joined the effort amid snow and floods narrowing the chances of survival. Authorities planned to resume with clearer conditions, awaiting approval to launch from March Field at Riverside.
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Pacific Ale
Bakerafield
Pri~ Aay
India
Loakwood Valley
Ali Su
Letec
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Lebec
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Dewar
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Thone
Ware J. Y. Sandblow
Marie Rweeney Combs
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Nita BtcGrath
Berkeley
Margaret Pickew
West Virginia Drops Off No-Lynching List
New York January 31 The race relations commission reports that thirty nine states had no lynchings in town and are placed on an honor roll. George E Haynes secretary notes six states previously listed were not present while West Virginia is dropped from the list. The survey also shows lynching victims fell from twenty one in 1930 to thirteen.
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Commission On Race Relations
Ederal Council of Churches
George E. Haynes
Tooma Mission
Louisiang
Maryland
Missouri
North Dakota
Tennesse
West Virginia
Flarian
Beslan
Asppt
Alabama
Lsc
Ne Anid
We Cannot Escape Jesus Says Visiting Evangelist
Visiting evangelist from Kentucky conducts a three week revival at Central Mt. Church with a sermon titled The Supreme Question. He frames Jesus as central to judgment, noting that all ages must decide what to do with Jesus, and that Pilate faced a decisive moment.
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O. H. Callis
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Witmore
Central Mt. & Church
Pilate
Eod
Snewer
Nave
Zvary
Jesuaz
Annan
Caiphus
Herod
Ely
Thia
Accused Kidnap Leader Escapes in Chicago Jail Break
CHICAGO June 31. Aged 82 and his brother Russell, linked to a Midwest kidnaping syndicate, walked out of Cook County Jail in same clothing except overcoat and hat. Guards say the brothers resembled each other. Albert Russell and his wife visited, exchanging words in a restricted area. Albert later departed with garments as his brother slipped away. Four others face death-penalty charges for kidnaping provisions.
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Chicago
Albers
Russsell
Cook County
Stanley Russa
Avacett
Alpert
Stanley Russell
Albert Russell
Frank A. Wright
William D. Meysring
Russell
Stanley
Albert
Battle Fleet Sails to Reenact Hawaiian Recapture
NAVAL BASE SAN PEDRO Calif Jan 51 The main striking force of the U S Navy the United States Battle Fleet plus Army and Marine transports prepare to sail for joint maneuvers to recapture the Hawaiian Islands and invade the Pacific coast for the 1932 exercises. Eight ships include nine battleships two additional aircraft carriers and numerous destroyers with hospital ships repair ships and supply ships. Army and marine units move from San Francisco and San Diego as project planners simulate the long voyage and coordinated assault against a theoretical enemy. Maj Gen Bill wells commands Army forces in Hawaii and Rear Admiral George T Pettingill commands the naval defense while air and sea forces gather for the staged operation.
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Sat Pedro
Calif
United States
Hawaiian ‘Islands
Ita
Hagwaiian Islands
Pacific
Mihlel
Jaden
Sue Srmny
Steel Industry Gains Momentum Amid Slow Recovery
Cleveland Jan 31 The steel industry shows its strongest sentiment in a year as the Steel: Leve Magazine notes gradual improvement through slow stages. Better market mood after Washington measures and quarter reports hints that losses are mainly bookkeeping. Production rises about 1.5 percent weekly with monthly average at 35.5 percent. Prices for bars and bolts fall as parity with Belgian steel shifts, while competition from foreign sources grows.
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Leve Today
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Ite Weekly
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Crean
Oblengs
Sino-Jap Crisis May Drive U.S. Warship Build
Washington reports a Sino-Japanese crisis could prompt Congress to approve roughly 4.6 billion dollars for naval construction. Senator Hale plans to press for passage though House naval committee has shelved the measure. Outcome hinges on Geneva talks and Far East tensions.
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Shanghai Short Shots From AP Dated Feb 1
AP dispatches report Chinese public belief that Japanese forces may have cleared twenty Chinese near a church yard in Hongkew Shanghai. Quarters in Wanking say American and British troops arrival could avert a Chinese war declaration. Tokyo protests stop hostilities, while French authorities in Shanghai oppose Japanese troop moves. Washington notes planned U S troops to Shanghai, and Admiral King orders ships toward the port.
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Hare
Ams
Controversial Phases Hover Over Economic Relief Plans
Washington debates phased economic relief proposals as President Hoover backs broader taxation and Congress weighs rival bills. Senate leaders expect action this week, with plans facing floor consideration and potential compromises amid partisan divisions and fiscal concerns.
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Hoaver
House
Senate
Magazine Founder Dies in New York Area
The former editor of Hani and a recent author and producer died after a hospitalization. Born 1911, he helped organize the Liggett drug stores chain and spa. He served from 1916 as vice president of the American Bacccd Co.
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Kew York
Hampton
Hani
Matoaka Police Chief Slain in Mercer County
In Matoaka Mercer County a police chief was shot and killed amid a clash described in police records. James Mills, 28, was implicated by reports as the shooter during a tense confrontation that led to the chief’s death and ongoing inquiries.
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Matoaka
James Mills
Mosby
Sind
Mentone
Dee Milla
Mosby Anc
New York Schools Arouse Nerve War Over Broadway Business
Fragmented OCR passage shows chaotic lines about New York schools, regional tensions, and mentions of Broadway, Herold Company, and individuals like Condon and Holt. The readable text hints at a public dispute influencing cultural or business aspects amid a tense atmosphere.
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New “York
Jane Ai
U S Holds Net as China Crisis Deepens Worldwide
Reports say U S and Britain plan a united protest over Japan's invasion with four destroyers en route. Army units and 400 Marines are to Manila then Shanghai while tensions rise around Sharbal settlement as White House and Navy coordinate reinforcement moves amid warnings of offensive actions.
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Manila
Rex
Sharbal
Fev
White House
Navy
Department
Asiatic
Shanghai
Ancogne
Sniping
Election Drives Seaboard Campaigns Rise in Primary Talks
Washington January 31 campaign news notes rising activity across the seaboard as candidates seek momentum before primaries. Names like Smith, Ely, Roosevelt, and Dewey appear in debates about federation aid and party strategy.
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