Agreement Ends French General Strike With 40-Hour Week
Premier Leon Blum's leftist government announced an accord that ends the two week long general strike. It covers nearly all workers except white collar staff and includes a 40 hour week, wage increases of 7 to 15 percent, vacation pay, and recognition of collective bargaining rights, with some measures pending parliamentary approval.
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Paris
Leon Blum
Roger Salengro
Premer Blum
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Umit
Salengro
Blum
Drowns at Lake Chaweva J C Dickinson dies at 22
J C Dickinson of Jackson street drowns while swimming with his bride of two weeks and sister at Lake Chaweva near Charleston. County coroner Dr J E Roberts notes cramps likely caused death. Body recovered by local firefighters and ambulance teams. burial plans set for Fayetteville. Survived by widow, father Robert H Dickinson of Vancouver, sister Dorothy Dickinson. Dickinson had moved to Charleston four months ago to work for Libbey Owens Ford Glass.
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Lake Chaweva
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J. E. Roberts
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Earl Pierce
Elmer Belcher
Lake Chaneve
Bey
Barlow
de. Roberts
Barlow Mortuary
Fayetteville
Robert H. Dickinson
Vancouver
B.C
Dorothy Dickinson
Nancy Street
State Department of Agriculture
Charleston
Libbey- Owens-Ford Glass Company
Willis Willis By Robert Quille
A quirky line from a comic voice describes a new kid who won’t get rattled. He vows to learn from Cis tl Lomarray and shows Pug how to view one, capturing a playful scene with streetwise humor.
Missing girl Dorothy Bhanen prompts massive county search
In Washington, a missing Pretty schoolgirl last seen after a party sparked a large search by a three-group contingent spanning farms and villages within a ten mile radius. Sheriff Ralph Gear vows to consult with State's Attorney Nathan Eier as the investigation continues.
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Bors
Dorothy Bhanenshine
Miles Theanghamt
Washington
Posesy
Ralph Gear
Farewell County
Nathan Eier
Chinese Armies Ready for War Across South China
The South China government announces mobilization as tensions rise with Japan. General Lie Chure Jen, chief of the Canton regime forces, says China will defend against a perceived Japanese threat while Nanking denies any invasion plans. Military leadership from the Kuomintang movement expresses concern over national security amid reporting of troop movements and provincial actions.
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Japan
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Lie Chure-Jen
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Chieese
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Nankeng
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Liew Lue Ao
Foes Fire Upon Mine Union Head
Springfield reports a shooting attempt on United Mine Workers of America president Ray Edmundson of Illinois as opponents of the Progressive Miners of America claim responsibility. Detectives fear renewed violence after past mine head gunfire and bombings. Edmundson escaped by falling to the ground after bullets struck his coat during the attack near his home, as authorities guard against further clashes in the coal region.
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Springfield
Carlagh
Runmen
Ray Edmundson
Iinois
United Mine Workers of America
Edmundson
Progressive Miners of America
C W. Sesberg
Totus
Augel Retains Links Crown With Narrow Final Victory
Frank A. Knight reports that 23 year old Ruegel, an brokerage employee, defended his City-Wide Golf Tour title at Meadow Brook. He defeated Garnett Brown 9 and 8 after a 46-hole final, securing the Gareth Trophy amid rising afternoon hail and swirling winds.
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Gazette
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Implove
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Ragel
Gareth Trnphy
Frank C. French
Rormt Tulchisen
Roy Blieard
Six Arabs Killed In Revolt Fighting Near Jerusalem
Six Arabs were killed and a British soldier wounded in a fierce clash on the outskirts of Jerusalem. The battle followed an Arab sniper attack on buses, with machine gun fire and rifles as British forces boosted operations to quell the unrest in the Holy Land. Local residents and tourists heard the fighting as troops routed the gunmen amid bombing and sabotage.
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Jerusalem
Holy Land
Jerusal
Belief Trust and Surrender Declared Essential Salvation
Reverend Clyde L West of Starcher Baptist North Charleston emphasizes belief in God trust in God and surrender to God as essential elements of salvation quoting Ephesians 2 8 and portraying salvation as the Bible’s grand theme likening it to a concert led by a master composer with one enduring theme on salvation.
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Clyde L. West
Starcher Baptist Church
North Charleston
Gazette
Schubert
Beethoven
Man From Ranks Named Schwartskopf Successor
TRENTON N J Governor Harold G Hoffman named Captain William J Hamm Mele Fi hee after of the ton station as superintendent of the state police. He succeeds Col HM Norma Schwarzkon whose term expires at midnight. The appointment announced over the state police teletype follows expectations that Schwarckapf deputy would assume the vacancy. Col Mar Kimberfing is described as polite superintendent. Carter, with the state police since its organization in 1924, was also discussed as senior officer.
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Norma Schwarzkon
Tex WE
Sehachel
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Hiad
Mellie
Col
Mar Kimberfing
Carter
Nuiks
Lemon Maening
Chile Blocks Peace League
Washington report notes proposals to form an Amer icas League of Nations and possible Latin American move toward Geneva. Observers say the Buenos Aires conference and looming US led talks test hope the league will revive or be replaced by a broader regional organization despite past failures.
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Buenos Aires
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Betta Generaily
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Chile
Britain
United States
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Conferees Hunt Tax Accord Amid Senate Delays
Washington reports indicate conferees from the House and Senate pursue a tax bill accord as housing and ship subsidy measures loom. Senators Wagner Copeland press for floor action while attempts to proceed on both bills stall amid quorum gaps and weekend turmoil.
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Beedy
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Cleveland
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Wadees
Luciano and eight lieutenants convicted in vice empire case
In New York on June 7, Charles Lucky Luciano and eight henchmen were found guilty on 62 counts of operating a $12 million annual prostitution racket. The blue ribbon jury delivered verdicts before Supreme Court Justice McCook after six and a half hours of deliberation. The defendants faced up to 240 years each. prosecutor Thomas E. Dewey watched as the guilty verdicts were read amidst the nine defendants' reactions. The cases proceed to sentencing next week.
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Thomas E. Dewey
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Alvin Brown 27 Killed as Car Leaves Road
Alvin Brown aged 27 from Prenter Boohe county was killed when an auto left the highway near South Malden and overturned on an embankment. Four others were injured, one seriously, including Evelyn Brown 25 and Woodrow Asbury 44. State police cited rain water pooling on the road as a possible cause and the car was demolished, with parts lodged in a tree. Brown’s body was taken to Bartow mortuary and victims rushed to McMillan hospital in Barly.
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Boohe County
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McMillan Hospital
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Thar Mall
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Stop-London Move Sparks East-West Fight at GOP Convention
CLEVELAND June 7 Republican delegates clash over platform and ticket with a constitutional minimum wage amendment as a central issue. Hoover supports state wage regulation. Herah opposes. White backs the idea. others push farm, tariff, and money planks amid bids for president and vp.
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Herah
Chicago
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Fire kills seven and injures eighteen at hotel in San Francisco
A four story frame hotel near South Market Street burned rapidly as firemen fought for two hours. Seven people died and eighteen were injured including a clergyman and several residents identified and others unnamed. Identification was difficult for severely burned victims. The blaze left charred walls while authorities investigated its cause amid a large contingent of firefighters and victims.
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Persing
San Francisgo
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Readable text on page four column two notes a local event or notice with names and places. Details are fragmentary but indicate a community update, schedule, or announcement involving residents and a local institution. No clear outcome or date is readable from the available excerpt.
Williamson Storm Damages Homes And Trees Across Town
A severe wind and rain storm hit Williamson on June 7 causing roof loss to several houses, shattered windows, and uprooted trees. Publisher H G Clark estimated damage in the thousands with up to a hundred homes lightly damaged. The department store suffered broken windows and stock was rain damaged. Main highways were blocked for hours.
Historic Crown Sold to American Syndicate
The famed crown of The Andes with 152 emeralds and 453 sapphires, once part of Incan royal regalia, was sold by Bishop Maximilian Crespo of Popayán to an American syndicate led by Warren Piper. The 24 carat gold setting weighs over 10 pounds and was crafted over six years by about twenty goldsmiths. The sale proceeds were intended for charity.
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South America
Borah Opposes Constitutional Amendment On Wage Law
Senator Borah of Idaho rejects committing the Republican party to a constitutional amendment for minimum wage laws. He urges solving the issue without an amendment and criticizes a gold standard platform. Borah voiced his views before the Cleveland convention, noting rising excitement over the question.
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