U S Considers Intervention In Ship Strike
San Francisco November reports show federal intervention debated amid maritime strike actions affecting Masters Mates Pilots and Marine Engineers. Violence flares on New York Baltimore Philadelphia waterfronts asлы walkouts threaten Alaska bound cargo. Government options discussed with McGrady redrafting peace plans while Hawaii surveys consider possible emergency shipments. Three men arrested in New York after a waterfront skirmish leaves a waiter accused of firing on striking seamen.
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San Francisco
Edward F. McGrady
Masters, Mates and Pilots Association
Marine Engineers Union
New York
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Alaska
Hawaii
Cal
O. F. Ohison
Alaska Railroad
Roosevelt
McGrady
Joseph B. Poindexter
Army
Navy
Suspension Seen As Rebels' Penalty
TAMPA FL Nov 22 Labor leaders predicted at the AFL convention that the suspension of the ten rebel unions would be voted to stand without expulsion to keep peace with John L Lewis and his rebels. Frey will push for expulsion while a pro Lewis majority seeks to reserve judgment.
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Tampa
Fla
Labor Teaders
John L. Lewis
American Federation of Labor
John P. Frey
Metal Trades Department
Frey
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Boom Holiday Trade Forecast
New York reports a strong holiday outlook, with national business activity rising. Henry H. Heimann notes production peaks in autos, near 70 percent steel capacity, and higher electric power, coal, petroleum, and payroll levels than last year while warning of rising costs and labor pressures.
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New York
United States
Henry H. Heimann
National Association of Credit Men
Hermann
Three of Gay Party Returning from Bridal Shower Killed in Crash
UNIONTOWNS, Pa., Nov. 2. A car racing down a steep hill with a gay youthful party of six returning from a bridal shower crashed during sleet, killing two girls and a boy. The wreck occurred near Colonial Number 3 as residents watched the car burn after the gasoline tank burst. Names listed include Mike Kazal 19 Annie Shirsky 14 Amick Utick 15 Josephine Kozinsky 14 Dorothy Govengrey 1 and George Bily 18.
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Uniontows
Cotonial Number 3
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mike Kazal
Annie Shirsky
Amick Utick
Josephineg Kozinsky
Dorosthy Govengrey
George Bily
Brownsville Hospital
One Is Killed Ten Hurt In Cabin Creek Auto Crash
A 15 year old boy William Estep was killed and ten other riders injured when a car plunged over an 60 foot embankment into Cabin Creek near Ronda while returning from Eskdale after a movie. Driver Claude Hamby 22 suffered severe facial injuries. others include Juanita Farmer 17 with a broken collarbone and arm. James Farley 18 with lacerations. Iva Clay 18 with a fractured pelvis. Rachel Massey 10 with back contusions. Emma Marary 12 with a fractured skull. Clarence Massey 14 with a pelvic injury. Mrs Anna Massey 34 with neck injury and broken shoulder.
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Cabin Creek
Ronda
Eskdale
Kanawha County
William Estep
Lee Estep
Powerlllon
Vietiny
William Farley
Ohiey
Claude Hamby
Juanita Farmer
Wood James Farley
Iva Clay
Rachel Massey
Emma Marary
Clarence Massey
Anna Massey
Massey
Three Men Die In Huntington Crossing Crash
In Huntington last night three men died and 25 people, including six women, were injured when their auto hit a Chesapeake and Ohio switch engine at a West Huntington crossing. The dead are John W. Spears Richard Federer and Leonard Gruber all of Huntington. Dietz remains hospitalized. Among the injured are Charles W. Cannam a prominent Huntington businessman and D Ry Matthews a former judge.
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Huntington
John W. Spears
Richard Federer
Leonard Gruber
Federer
Norman Dietz
Guyandotte
Strick
Chesapeake and Ohio — Railway
West Huntington
Spears
Gruber
Dietz
Chines W. Canmma
Hurtington
D. Ry
Matthews
Liston
C Mack
Anollitr
Women Preaching Favored by Evangelist Woodrum
Charleston evangelist Rev. 3 C Woodrum argues in a Gazette contribution that women should not be excluded from preaching. He cites scripture about early Christians spreading the word and notes that women can proclaim the gospel as effectively as men in certain contexts.
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3. C. Woodrum
Charleston
Gazette
Christ
Saul
Hit and Run Toll Near City Injuries Reported
A hit and run crash near Charleston injured Roy Thaxton Otis Whittington and Misa Meetle Tiredelle with fractured pelvis skull injuries and possible arm fracture Two men fled the truck involved and Edward Archibald 25 was later identified as a driver Officials and medics rushed victims to State Hospital while investigators sought the moving vehicle and driver on Kanawha County roads
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Charlestan
Roy Thaxton
Wolf Pen
Otis Whittington
Misa Meetle Tiredelle
Gak Avenue
John Hicks
Kanawha Counts
Xton
Whittington
Stuiets
Mooetalego
Edward Archibald
Chadestom
Vince
Thaxton
Archibalt
Staats Hospital
Archibald
Miss Burdette
Thies
Kanawha
Mile Creek
Desk Sergt
Adam Tirdsiuch
Hicks Boy
Charleston General Hospital
Victor Crowder
Mes Burdette
Hider
Rebecca Street
Nerselt
James Faduwards
Akron
Achimla
C. J. Thampean
University Opens Dry Nicht Club in Iowa City University
Iowa City campus unveils the Dry Nicht Club in the Memorial Union Cafeteria dubbed the Silver Shadow. A capacity crowd enjoys dancing and meals while officials ban liquor, aiming for safe weekend entertainment and to keep students off highways.
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University
Nicht
Iowa City
Nova
Toe
University of Tows
Samsun Foi
Wis
United States
Dunaversity
Eduar Fe
Gorkin
Daily
Techn
Coltan
Tec
Hametesa
Memoriat Union
Denhardt sobs in defense in murder case in Kentucky
Gen Henry J Denhardt broke into sobs as he recounted his version of events in the murder case involving his fiancée Verna Taylor in La Grange Kentucky. He claimed she threatened to end her life and said they should run away together. The interview occurred as he awaited grand jury action after being held without bail.
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Louisville
Henry J. Denhardt
Bing
Jiling Arnether
Rentnecky
Verna Taylor
Woda
Taylor
la Grange
General Henhardt
Ed Dday
Wich
Mise
Mary T Iryor Tayloe
Youth Is Held In Girl's Death
SBUNG November 22 A district officer said 17 year old Tabscott will be charged with murder in Stella Anady's death after an auto crash near a fence on a lonely road. An autopsy found a gunshot wound to the back. McClung and two companions guided Tabscott back to Lewisburg before the arrest.
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N. L. Sidebottem
Tabscort
Stella Anady
Harry McClung
Tabscotts
Sidebottom
Tabscott
MrClung
Clarence
Kelly
Tabscoatt
McChung
Tabseatt
Lewisburg
Sidebat
Wathham
Am Uty
Two Army Fliers Killed In Crash In Cincinnati
Two Army fliers died when their airship crashed near the 139th bombardment squadron hangars. Lieut H E B Vos of Grand Rapids Michigan and Private Ray Often of Die 139th bombardment squadron perished as the aircraft plummeted from about two thousand feet, bursting into flames on impact. Maj Dudley Ousealt said both men were dead before impact. The crash followed a violent vertical turn and quick spin after takeoff from Lunken airport. Vos was praised as an excellent pilot by Maj Outeau.
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Cincinnati
Noy & A
H. EB. Vos
Abot
Ray O'ften
139Th Eharrivation Squadron
Air Corps Reserve
Vos
Dudley Ousealt
Tno
Lieut
Grand Rapids
Mich
Wan
Lunken
Wendell Fleming
Win
Fleming
Matas
Toth
Maj
Quteau
Walt
Italo Nazi Recognition Of Rebels Amid Madrid Siege
Madrid’s center faced renewed shelling as Italo German recognition of the insurgents was claimed by the Socialist government to amount to a declaration of war. Civilians fled toward Valencia in taxicabs and private cars while refugees swelled the lines of evacuees.
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Spain
Madrid
Spanish Republic
Germany
Maly
Portugal
Hurgas
Reepublican
Juvepina
Alvarez de Castro
Valencia
Rebels Repulse Attack and Hold City Blockade
Madrid reports an unsuccessful counter attack by rebels aimed at cutting communications into University City as Fascist forces endure artillery fire and urban fires. Two enemy tanks were captured by the rebels, while siege conditions and fear of entrapment kept both sides cautious near the Manzanares and Madrid suburbs.
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Casa DE Camio
Madrid
Unis
Manzanares
University City
Inter
Anpmnent
Chinese Troops Deployed Against Invaders Reported
Chinese sources say the national government ordered 10 divisions of infantry and 40 aircraft to repel alleged North China invaders encouraged by Japan. Observers cite a looming risk of wider war with Mongols and Manchu groups, per Su Yuan officials.
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Kweisus
Suiyuan
China
Japan
Russia Dooms Nazi To Death Death sentence for German engineer Stickling sparks fears of Soviet Nazi rupture
Russia reports a Soviet court in Novosibirsk condemned German mining engineer Stickling to death for sabotage and terrorism. Moscow dispatches say clemency was the only hope as Berlin warned of immediate breaking of diplomatic ties if he is executed. Reprisals and appeals loom as the case unsettles Nazi Soviet relations.
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U. S. Berlin
Russia
Berlin
F. 1
Slickiing
Novosibirsk
Siberia
Hitler
Soviet Union
Stickling
Tsepatches
Moscow
Stickting
Tus
Wally's Cooking for King Sends Mayfair to Kitchen
London observers describe coronation era entertaining as Mrs Wallis Simpson influences Mayfair dining. Hosts showcase home made foods and American recipes while the king samples dishes. Elites discuss antique recipes revived, beverages like iced tea noted, and mutton pies favored with Queen Mary.
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Wally
King
Mayfair
London
Wallis Simpson
Edward
Mose
Apos
Nial
King Edward’s Marriage Wager By Walpole
Hugh Walpole, the English writer, wagers that King Edward will not marry Mrs Wally Simpson. He predicts likely events and jokes about the king’s temperament and the social circle around the couple, noting the king’s nervousness and the amusement of onlookers.
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King
Wally
Kansas City
Hugh Walpole
Edward
Wally Simpnon
Weilpole
Simpson
Community Chests Boost Relief Efforts Across Cities
Washington reports rising private charity drives as 78 cities report quotas above $54 million and total contributions surpass $98 million. Chicago aims for $3.4 million, Cleveland plans $3.3 million, and New York excludes private wealth while Baltimore sets $1.079 million quota. Directors urge intensified campaigns as needs grow.
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Washington
Fed
Inc
New York
Community Chest and Councils, Inc
Sci-Mf
Chicago
Cleveland
Baltimore
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Robert Quillen
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Kanawha Valley Hospital
Humington
J. C. Woodrum
Hier
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Eenandez
EL Pais
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Gen. Denhardt
Fitueee
Plase
Cincinatti
Center of
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Francisco Franco
Autavlerns
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