Seamen End Strike Tensions With Concessions
Union decisions ease stranded passengers plight and permit perishable cargo release in some ports. Assistant Labor Secretary McGrady says representatives may reconvene peace talks with shipowners next day. union urges unloading perishables at idle ships to relieve 60 passengers and 900 crew stranded in Honolulu and across Atlantic and Gulf ports.
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RAN Brancisco
Edward F. McGrady
McGrady
San Francisco
Honolulu
Atlantic
Gulf
California
Pedro
United States
Roy Ransdell
Paul J. McCormick
Rans de
MrGrady
GOP Liberals Move to Save Party in Washington Talk
Leaders of the Progressive Republican committee advocated a January meeting in Washington to shift control of the GOP from reactionaries to progressives. The effort aims to keep the Republican party from fading into history with a conference invite list including Nortis, Johnston, Borah, Nye, Norbeck, Strassburger, Payne, and former Governor Winant.
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New York
Progressive Republican Committee
Roosevelt
Washington
Nascer
Conklin
Helen Walker Homan
Chatman
Nortis
Nebraska
Johnston
California
Borah
Idaho
Nye
North Dakota
Norbeck
Smyth Dakota
Ralph Beaver Strassburger
Pennsylvania
George Henry Payne
Winant
New Hampshire
Willie Willis and the Unintended Kick incident
A fragment recalls Willie Willis and a new girl whose remark about a stomach kick is tied to a tense moment. She says she did not mean the kick, while another line hints at a foregone action or consequence. The text remains fragmented and lacks clear event details.
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Annus
Christ's Church is Divine Says Minister at Dunbar
The Gazette prints Rev. H. F. Luc sermon from the Dunbar Church of Christ arguing the Church of Christ is a divine institution built on apostles and prophets with Jesus Christ as chief cornerstone. He asserts the apostles' church as foretold by prophets, guided by the Holy Spirit, and established by Christ’s Blood.
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Christ’s Church
Dunbar
H. F. Luc
Dunbar Church of Christ
Church of Christ
Jesus Christ
Christ
O Dusus
Matt
Labor Peace Fails Amid AFL Rifts in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh the weekend AFL peace bid collapsed as John L. Lewis refused to meet William Green citing lack of authority to change policy. Green offered to confer but acknowledged no authority to alter executive council decisions. The dispute centers on industrial organization rights and potential peace talks amid pressure from ILGWU and United Hatters.
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Pittsburgh
American Federation of Labor
John L. Lewis
William Green
Lewis
United Side Workers
Committee For Industrial Organization
Asker Green Free & Conference
Green
Lewis Thut
Executive Council
American Federation of Labour
International Ladies Garment Workers
United Hatters
Cap
Ft. Quest
iLewis Committee
Bas
Reserve Board Tracks Recovery as Unemployment Declines
The Federal Reserve Board reports that the year shows continued recovery with activity higher than since 1920. Export growth aids progress while unemployment declines slowly due to population growth and tech improvements. Dividend payments rise with larger distributions this year.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Shin A
Army Chief Urges Enlisted Reserve Expansion Plan
Washington Navy Yard report urges Congress to fund a five year reserve expansion in tandem with the regular army to meet wartime needs. General Craig cites emergency readiness and World War veteran demand as justification for increased enlistment and a broader rehabilitation program initiated under MacArthur.
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Washington
Nav
Usi
Woollite
Gencid Malla Craig
Craig
Congress
Chug
Douglas MacArthur
Lnelcon
TRS
WPA Studies Blast Cause Investigated After Gas-Tar Plant Fire
Authorities probe the tar kettle explosion at a street project site that burned 17 children and one woman. State WPA officials, Frank Rhea and Rebs Foth, ordered a full inquiry as more victims remain hospitalized with uncertain recoveries.
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Gastas Yay
WPA
Athens
Lbsear
Fva
Mae Muens
Carl Busley
Charles Coulter
Aattereshes
Sutton
Charleston
Saic Ute
WEA
Frank Rhea
Fate Safety Consdiant
Rebsfoth
Ditrict
Markersborg
Adminatrat
FW McCullough
Move Afoot To Strengthen Neutrality Act
Washington awaits action as Congress opens to strengthen the Neutrality Act. Bills to widen safeguards against U S involvement in foreign wars are expected, with talk of a moral embargo and mandatory bans. Senators Nye and Clack pace consideration amid debate over presidential discretion and wartime finance impacts.
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Washington
Congress
United States
Senate
Spain
Nye
Clack D. Moo
Steel Pay Raise Boosts Santa Steel Wages
In Pittsburgh on November 8, steel workers expect a Christmas pay raise totaling 1.09 million dollars as operator announced. September payroll at 611 thousand will rise to about 875 million for the next November 16 effective date. Operations run at 70 percent capacity, a peak since spring, with demand and prices rising amid planned rate changes.
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Pittsuungh
Uday
Trs
Capaente
First of New Deal Cases Before Court
The Supreme Court opens a term with eight of nine justices present as arguments begin on challenges to New Deal legislation. Justice Harlan Stone is expected absent due to illness. The court will hear cases on government loans for publicly owned projects and other measures, with decisions anticipated by December 7.
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Washingto
Supreme Courts
Webers Wall
New Deal Legi Jation
Betor
High Tribunal
Justier
Harlan Stone
Cysentery
Araumnent
Masiiun
Bolin
Paraguay
Chaco
Photographer Falls After Field Side Closeup
Farrell Pennsylvania Nov readers watched photographer Ernest Graff from Youngstown attempt a closeup of a football game. He tripped over three players during a sweeping end rush, crashing to the turf as Harold Mathews and another player tumbled. Graff was carried off the field as the players recovered.
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Farrell
Ernest Graff
Youngstown, C
Rebels Enter Madrid After Raining Barrage On Capital
Madrid endured the heaviest aerial bombardment in its history as night bombings shattered darkness and fire. Residents sought shelter in cellars and subways while fragments of shrapnel and incendiaries lit the streets. Generals warned civilians to move north, and leaflets urged evacuation as Franco’s forces continued bombardment.
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Madrid
Capital
Associated Press
Cape Ttal
Cty
Fascist Forces Claim Madrid Siege After Raid
The insurgent headquarters at Talavera de la Reina announced troops fought into Madrid after an air raid that killed about 200 residents and wounded hundreds. Defenders fired from rooftops as insurgents crossed bridges from the west, while a heavy bombardment and tank columns pressed the final attack.
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Associated Press
Talavera de la Reina
Madrid
Ing
Mantenares
Prinelsa
Senovian
Cancer Heredity Test Proposed at Bar Harbor Main
BAR HARBOR Maine Nov 1 A public test to decide if cancer spread can be controlled by mating individuals with hereditary resistance was promised by Dr Clarence Coal Lit Tonight The plan involves using mice bred by Maud Slye Chicago and Bar Harbor tested strains to settle a major controversy with potential for human impact The test would reveal if inheritance can curb tumor growth and point to new avenues in cancer research
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Maine
Clarence Coal
Maud Slye
Chicago
Little
Rebels Gather for Dawn Assault on Madrid
Rebels move to renew the attack at dawn after a night push toward Madrid. Franco’s army blasted the city, Socialist defenders and a battalion of women suffered heavy casualties as fighting raged in Sercovia and Toledo streets. Some militiamen surrendered, with hundreds taken prisoner as the attackers pressed the artery assault.
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Madrid
Mangares
Cantral
Francion Franco
Sercovia
Toledo
France Ready To Aid Spain
Premier Leon Blum told a Socialist meeting in Paris that France would scrap the non intervention pact and arm the Madrid government if Britain joined France. He said England’s assurance would push French aid, while lack of such assurance signaled no alliance with Britain. He noted potential risks of moving with Russia if war came.
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Leon Blum
Madrid
Britain
France
England
Fronch
Ind Cablné Fof
Francisco Largo Caballeros
Enz
Ushald
Silaw
Russia
Lindbergh Plans Plane Ride With Son From London
Col Charles Lindbergh has bought a new plane built to his specifications. He plans to take four year old Jon on rides soon with his wife. The craft emphasizes safety and is designed for family pleasure rather than long distance flights or records.
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Usi
Charles A. Lindbergh
Jon
Om bin Uret
Lindbergh
London Sunday Referee
Col. Lindbergh
Aindbergh
Wally to Be Made Peeress Before Marriage Report
London reports King Edward may wed Mrs Simpson in Buckingham Palace chapel after his coronation next May. Before marriage she would be made a peeress in her own right and later assume titles, with the marriage shaping royal constitutional questions and public interest amid censorship debates.
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Wally
London
Edward Wal
Mrs Simpson
Buckingham Palace
Simpson
Langasine
Minta
Eysland
Mary
England
Fascist siege shells Madrid amid barred correspondents
Fascist headquarters at Talavera warned foreign correspondents against entering Madrid, declaring spies would be treated as such. Insurgent artillery and Fascist bombing hit Madrid as planes circled overhead. Casualties estimated near 200 in the four minute bombardment.
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Talavera DE LA Reina
Talavera
Madrid
Sealicy Hetereen
Lteral
abe-Toledo
Arany Joer
Clebt
Shel
Palace
Carabanchel
Wreck Victim in Critical Condition After Huntington Crash
Miss Tallise Daring a Charleston High School senior, suffered a skull fracture and serious injuries in a Huntington Saturday night automobile wreck that damaged a parked truck near the hospital. Five others from Charleston were injured. two remain in Huntington Memorial hospital, while several others are treated for less serious injuries.
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Tallise Dare Ding
Charleston High School
Huntington
Hunt[ington Memorial Hospital
Charleston
Ruth McClure
BE. E. McClure
West Washington Street
Mildred Fisher
Howard Fisher
Ohio Avenue
Mary O'Brien
Howsard Harper
Edgewood
Charled Darling
Miss Darling
John Corrie
North Charleston
H.C. Kelley
Columbia Avenue
Mies Darling
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