Judge Matson Leads Salvation Army Fund Drive
Judge Matson directs a statewide Salvation Army campaign with county quotas including Albany 2000, Carbon 1500, Goshen 800, Lincoln 800, Platte 1200, Sweetwater 1200 to fund building community centers in Cheyenne and across Wyoming. The plan includes dormitories, washing facilities, and educational departments as Captain Holbrook and Mrs Holbrook join Cheyenne work.
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Salvation Army
Albany
Carbon
Goshen
Lincoln
Platte
Sweetwater
Cheyenne
Salvation Army Norpa
Plas
A. M. Holbrook
Holbrook
Louise B. Holbrook
Wyoming
Europe
Judge Malson
France
Peniant
Fourteen Railroad Unions Stand United for Demands
The four railroad brotherhoods engineers firemen conductors and allied unions vow solid unity to back a nationwide demand showing 2 000 000 workers could shut down U S rail service if a general strike occurs. They emphasize united action as the key to leverage and note past cooperation influenced by the labor act.
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United States
Fremen
United Action
Brotherhoods
Grant Transport Set for transmission tomorrow amid delays
The report notes Grant Transport remains behind schedule but will push ahead 48 hours. Charlen Wing said the cowboy and wilt west reception features are being prepared and will proceed as announced except for dances. Corps officers miss the Fort D. A. Russell dance tonight and other arrangements adjust.
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Charlen Wing
Fort D. A. Russell
Motor Transport Corps
Cheyenne
Corpa
Japanese use flogging in Korea under court orders
Tokyo reports Japanese officials in Korea justify flogging as a continuation of old Korean punishment. They cite prison crowding and claim Koreans sometimes prefer beating to fines. AP notes foreign reports of severe injuries, including three days of thirty blows and gangrene, shown by officials with the implement used for these sentences.
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Tokio
Associated Press
Korea
Seoul
Denver Shopmen to Strike Friday
Denver shopmen plan a Friday strike affecting 850 rail cars after officials cited the widespread shopmen walkout as the reason for the action. The Kansas City Terminal Railway company noted the nationwide labor dispute as the cause of the disruption and ordered measures in response.
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Denver
Kansas City Terminal Railway Company
Chesapeake Near Tie-Up As Coal Traffic Halts
All coal traffic on the Chesapeake & Ohio ceased after a shopmen's strike. An embargo on all freight classes was issued from division headquarters in Huntington. Local freight trains were annulled and officials predicted traffic could stop entirely before the week ends unless the strike ends. French brides were married by five thousand American soldiers serving abroad.
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Chesapeake
Associated Press
Huntington
W. Va
Chesapeake & Ohio
Division
Tennessee Women Prepare for Municipal Primary in Knoxville
Tennessee women gain their first chance to vote in the municipal primary set for early September in Knoxville, marking a historic moment for local elections.
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Tennessee
Knoxville
Prosecutions of Big Five Planned
The article outlines proposed government actions to curb living cost abuses. It notes plans to expand the Laver food control law to peacetime coverage touching shoes clothing and essentials. It discusses targeting smaller profiteers and defining profiteering to ease prosecutions and making speculation a crime if necessary.
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Packers Welcome Anti Trust Suits Declared by Palmer
Chicago packers said they welcome the anti trust suits Palmer announced against the large meat firms. J Ogden Armour and Louis P Suit head the two biggest concerns say the suits allow an impartial hearing to prove packers did not control prices or profit from meat costs. Swift & Co president Louis Ett asserts no monopoly and profits of a fraction of a cent a pound. The text also adds unrelated historical and factual phrases not tied to the event.
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Packers
Associated Press
Chicago
Chicago Packers
Palmer
Washington
J. Ogden Armour
Louis P
State Leader
Louis F.tt
Swift & Co
Somewhat Different from Parched Wyoming
Mexico City reports July rainfall the heaviest in years with crop damage in several districts. Train service has been interrupted and telegraphic lines failed, isolating several towns. No loss of life reported at this time.
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Mexico City
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