Nearly 50 000 GMC Workers In Sit Downs
Federal agencies move toward negotiations to settle management disputes at General Motors plants as nearly 30 000 workers participate in sit downs. United Auto Workers President Homer Martin pledges cooperation with agencies seeking conciliation amid ongoing friction with General Motors and related committees.
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GMC
General Motors Corporation
Homer Martin
United Automobile Work
Era of America
General Motors
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Schon
Hirk Blanesehr
Wigorit
Perkins Koorewels
Dia. Tt
Dob B. Fewis
Niboot Gree
Raibtel Autonjokele
Ares
Vwe
New Construction Permits Reported for City Growth
Builders seek twenty six permits for additions and alterations while several new dwellings begin construction in December. Costs range from one to four family apartments with totals approaching high six figures. inspectors warn on fire safety and permit processing remains underway.
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Charleston
Estiteli
Cicorpte Merabricks
Becomber
Totiel Ag
Roosevelt to Seek Large Budget Request for Relief Programs
Washington reports President Roosevelt will request about 400 million dollars in appropriations. The plan may shift funds between agencies such as WPA and other relief departments to meet urgent needs. Officials note earlier figures show potential total disbursements near 700 million while ongoing spending aims to cover living costs and employment programs.
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Washington
Surreustiey
Renurt Stud
Baytraghers
Roosevelt
Agarment
Cold Wave Bites Nine States Across Midwest
Record cold swept the Midwest as subzero temperatures hit nine states including the Dakotas, Wyoming, Minnesota, and Illinois. Strong winds and wind chills pressed residents to remain indoors as utilities and travel faced hardships amid the deep freeze.
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Chicago
Prince
Dakotas
Wheernoth
Town
Wyoming
Nowere
Jose
Cota
Rene
Confessed Gangster Is Given 40 Years
A Sioux City man, identified as a confessed gangster, was sentenced to 40 years for robbery. The case followed his capture after a brief pursuit and involved Willian Sor and Helen of Sioux City in the ensuing details.
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Stoux City
Ina Dan
Tiere Reeves
Ifs
Seitin
Ater
Searel Guy Teyves
Willian Sorinux
Daketey
Whber
Ars
Helen
Sioux City
Gatisland
Elliott Prepares to Kill Six at Sing Sing Prison
A deranged report describes execution plans and condemned inmate routines at Sing Sing as six to be executed are prepared for the electric chair. The narrative follows the condemned man and the procedural details leading to the May 10 execution day.
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Elliott
Sing Sing Prison
Pope Suffers From Asthma Relates Trent Goal
The text describes Pope suffering from asthma and mentions a Trent goal. References to doctors Milani and Attain, injections, and ongoing pain in swollen toes imply medical treatment and chronic distress. The passage blends names, events, and scattered details without a clear cohesive narrative.
City Eyes Thanguration Parade and Street Decorations
Officials outline plans for a large state parade in the capital with West Virginia leaders and bands from Charleston and nearby towns. A security detail of city and state police, guards, and U S Marines will accompany the event led by Gov elect Halt and committee chairs.
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Joe Panench
Corctronites
Thavernur
Homer AL Holt
West Virginia
Viitary Mem
Peurgelis
Tutfi
Ion Fenior
Kamei
Greenbrier Tary Academy
Lewisburt
Schulastic
Guveroreleet Holt
Foliene
Adjt
Chon Wol
Horner
Arand Maarshil
Govarnor-oleet
Kinap
John Lo Cornwall
Pat
Seer
Fay
Charleston
Sondh Charleston
U.S
Sale of Ordnance Plant Proposed
A legislative item from ASIINGTON reports Rep Ane L. Smith proposing a bill to authorize a name change and to stabilize the ordnance industry. The measure envisions state zoning and data-sharing sectors to aid production, with supporters urging passage.
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Ordnance Plant
Asiington
Ane L. Smith
Beckley
Verry
Nawad Ersbrynee
Phil
Souths
Charleston
Woon
Robert Lo Ramsay
Follasbee
Demncrat
Hoy
Flashes of Life Reported in U S Crime Case
Disjointed text cites police in Wisconsin and Minnesota on a case involving a lumber company and a missing person probe. A divorce suit mentions alleged coercive behavior by a husband, with testimony cited as evidence in court.
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Wis
Tna
Fee Heek Polibers
Huelson
Lumber Company
Us Ratiwas Spuy
Wandering Pie Incident Near Chicago Park
An unusual pie wandered into a Chicago park drawing interest from visitors and local officials. The incident drew attention as authorities announced plans to welcome several new residents to the area.
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Chicago
Sania
Park
Spain defies Nazi ultimatum hold cargo and passenger
Spain's Bilbao and Valencia officials refuse the three day Nazi demand to release the sequestered cargo and a passenger from the Palos. The move follows German threats to turn over two Spanish freighters Aragon and Marta Junquera and to take "brave" measures if Spain interferes with fish shipping. The German warship Koenigsberg warned Valencia of consequences, setting a Friday eight am deadline for compliance.
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Bayonne
France
API
Valencia
Boenigsburg
Sheul
Paris
Germany
Spain
Three in Field For Senate Post In State Caucus
In a three way race for president of the state senate, Grover Belknap of Bussaway declares entry and to open headquarters in Charleston. Hedges expected in Charles ton this week though delayed by illness.
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Shite Senate
al Tate
Serdou Fran Sen
Grover Belknap
Belknap
Bussaway
Charls E. Hudves
Morgantawi
Tim Howe
Pomunens
Orsanien
Charleston
FLW
Tuckwiller
Greenbriar
Hjra
NPS
Hedges
Charlesteon
Ness
Daventher
Duchies
Rasi
Arows
Charles
New Congress Opens with Antiwar Law Push
The 7th Congress convenes in Washington with a Democratic majority and rapid moves toward neutrality. Sen. Pittman plans a joint resolution for an immediate arms embargo on Spain, aiming for swift passage and Roosevelt approval by Friday night. President Roosevelt to deliver the State of the Union in a joint session tomorrow afternoon.
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Sen, Pittman
Washington
Senate
America
William B. Bankehead
Alabama
Robinson
Arkansas
Sen
Key Pittman
New
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Roosevelt
Pittman
Jersey City
Garner
Supreme Court
Fighting Ships Speed to Spain
British and German naval moves loom as Franco Spanish crisis escalates. Eden seeks to avert war while German warships and Italian volunteers mobilize near Bilbao to back Franco.
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Spain
Londg
Admiralty
Fter
Hitler
Anhony Eden
England
Berlin
Rome
Ted Endalecio Prieto
Slotaf Gic
Marine
Bilbao
Planning Committee Eyes Auditorium Site Options
City planning committee members plan a vote today or tomorrow on a single site recommendation for a proposed municipal auditorium. Mayor Boone Dawson said no final location choice has been made and several sites remain under consideration.
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Boone Dawson
Dawson
Virginia
Clendenin
The Mascot Tugboat Disappears From Kanawha River
The tugboat The Mascot vanished after detaching from its barge on the Kanawha River during a late hour incident. Mayor Dawson and City Council members awaited updates as South Side residents demanded service, while officials sought another working tugboat to resume ferry operations amid a dispute between Owner Guthrie and Operator Starpeon over payment and duties.
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Ist
Kanawha
JD. Boone Dawson
Alezanger PL Gales
Star- Kennan
Grthr
Ireg. Lys
Sturgeon
Dawson
Wen
Child Sees Congress Gray Hair Bald Heads
Monica Pfeifer seven year old daughter of Rep. Joseph J. Pfeifer watched Congress from her father’s seat on the House floor. Asked what she saw she replied that she saw a lot of gray hair and bald heads.
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Washington
Jan
Monica Pfeifer
Rep. Joseph
J. Pfeifer D
N. Yi
Congress
House of Representatives
Row
Close of Prison Shops Predicted in West Virginia
Moundsville state penitentiary warden D P F McClintle predicted prison factories will soon stop producing convict made merchandise after a study of the Ashurst Sumners act and a supreme court ruling upholding it. He cited strict regulations and public sentiment against prison goods as factors likely to close the factories. The law also requires a label on each article shipped.
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Moundsville
F. McClintle
Moundsville State Penitentiary
Supreme Court
Nent
McClintic
Ihe
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