Labor Split In Two Groups Amid Schoolyard Plane Bus Wrecks Suffer 17
A chaotic legislative session reports a split within organized labor as rebels are suspended. Wrecks involving a plane bus and auto claim 17 lives while debates on retention of mother boards and state statutes unfold. The US integrity act prompts conflicts over county control and executive power.
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al Horse-Senate
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Assembly
Lewis Refuses to Disband as AFL Split Deepens
Irreconcilable differences split organized labor into two hostile groups with 7,000,000 in the Committee for Industrial Organization challenging 2,250,000 AFL loyalists. John Lewis declares no disbanding, plans to recruit 4,000,000 new members over a 90 day grace not offered. The AFL Executive Council suspends unions, setting the stage for a potential rival labor organization.
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United Press
Washington
Committee For Industeiul Orgaintention
Ameri Federation of Labor
A. F. of Lyecutive Council
John Lewis
Utue Dole
Lewis Tacge
William Green
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American Federation of Labor Oy
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Council
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Ani
HVA Winton Ta Hie A. TP
Eminell
Tabor
Anti New Deal Dems Meet to Preserve Constitution
Between thirty and forty prominent anti New Deal Democrats will meet in Detroit to outline political statesman aims designed to preserve the constitution and the independence of the courts, as announced by former Senator James A Reed of Missouri.
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Mid
James A Reed
Missouri
Road to Ruin Detroit Buick July Sales Rise Despite Yearly Gap
Chevrolet Mor Company reports 125 891 units produced in July the second highest July output in history and nearly matching the all time June record. Buick retail sales reach 14 725 in July the strongest month in seven years while June production stands at 16 034 units a gain of about 10 percent.
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Detroit
Chevrolet Mor Company
Buick
67 Feared Dead in English Mine Blasts
A series of explosions at a Barnsley area coal mine entombed 67 men today. Doctors reported all are dead as bodies are recovered from the burning pit.
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United Press
Barnsley
England
Landon to Speak in Chautauqua August 24
Governor Alf Landon of Kansas will address audiences in Chautauqua on August 24, with prior stops planned in West Middlesex on August 22 and Buffalo on August 20. The schedule aims to build momentum in the central farm belt as Republicans push for victory.
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Kansas
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Republican Campaign Committee
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Middlesex
Chauluqua
Corry
Laidon
Central Farm Belt
Political analysis on 1982 election questions and party tactics
A Philadelphia observer notes that Democrats face two key questions for victory Are voters better off than in 1982 and are they for the rich against the poor The piece discusses Republicans blocking public discourse and suggests campaigns will emphasize class conflict as Greece Yugoslavia tensions and US political strategy unfold with a nationwide tour of sound trucks and a campaign radio program opening with the Six Governor.
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Greece
Jugoslavid
Athens
Warning to Spain Warns of Accountability for American Property
The United States government told Spain it will hold the country strictly accountable for all American property seized or damaged during Spain's civil war. Acting Secretary of State Wendella was instructed to raise the issue with Madrid for adequate protection of American property.
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Washington
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Spain
State Department
O State
Wm. Phillipps
Eris C. Wendella
Madrid
Party Leaders Meet With F D R at Hyde Park
State and national leaders gathered at Hyde Park to advise President Roosevelt on campaign strategy for his re election. Notable attendees included Judge Thomas H H Dowd of Erie County New York Herbert C Pell former New York Democrat chairman Mayor P L La Guerna of New York City Congressman Pat Drewry of Virginia Senator James Hamilton Lewis of Illinois and Joseph Patterson publisher of the New York Daily News.
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Himide Park
White House
Roosevelt
Thomas HH. Dowd
Erie County
N. Y
Herbert C. Pell
New York State
Plorello H.la Guerna
New York City
Pat Drewry
Congressional Campaign Committee
James Hamilton Lewis
Ilnois
Joseph Patterson
New York Daily News
Two killed and one critically burned in Beaver collision
A moving van and an automobile collided in Beaver Pennsylvania killing two Brentwood Maryland residents and fatally injuring a third as emergency crews responded. In Akron Ohio the city police massed to confront laid off workers and sympathizers with a barricaded city garage standoff.
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Brentwood
Akron
Alcon
Japan athlete Tajima sets world record in hop step jump
Tajima of Japan bounded to a world record 52 feet 15-16 inches in the hop step and jump today. The report notes other items including wage increases at a Pittsburgh company and social visits by Mr and Mrs A B Bullock of Chicago Ohio.
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Nacto Tajima
Japan
Mrs
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Chicago
Key flood control bill seen passing before adjournment
Harrisburg August 6 The flood control measure heavily amended in the senate and the appropriation cut from 2 million to 150 thousand was expected to win final passage before the legislature adjourns.
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Harrisburg
Senate
Thumbnail sketch of Spanish revolt
A chaotic June dispatch outlines foreign reactions to the Spanish revolt. Mussolini reportedly accepts premises while Madrid appeals for neutrality. Moscow reports a $2,401,070 aid from unions to back anti fascist efforts. Catalan politics fracture, cabinet reform promises unity. royalists move toward Guadarrama front as rebels seize large farms. Rebels anticipate a major battle near Somosierra Pass north of Madrid.
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Trabhan
Rome
Moscow
Dzht
Barchlona
Madrid
Guadarrama
Somosierre Pass
Plane crash kills six passengers and two pilots near St Louis
A Lockheed passenger plane on the Memphis to Chicago route crashed near St Louis shortly after takeoff from Lambert field killing six passengers and both pilots. Ground fog likely caused the disaster with no mechanical faults found. Wreckage found miles from the airport and bodies transported to a Clayton funeral parlor.
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Clayton
Seven Die In Head On Crash Near Miels Aug. 6
Seven persons were killed in a head on collision on US Highway 81 four miles from here early this morning. The victims, all from St. Louis and nearby areas, were members or associates of the 6th infantry unit. The crash involved a light coupe and another car with three residents of Niles. All but two died at once. Newby died later at Niles hospital. Police doubt witnesses, and funeral details were not released.
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Niles
Miels
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Joe Hill
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Vansella Bark Mishawake
Roy Warner
Culver
Ricardas
W Peterson
Mulder
Thenccident
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Lowy
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Newby
Shydilien
Bus Crash Near Water Street Kills Two. 13 Injured
A chartered bus traveling from Chicago to New York wrecked on the William Penn highway near Water street 16 miles west of here in rain. George Kukich of Pittsburgh drove the bus which swerved on a grade, overturning and ripping out fence posts. Dead are H Haulle 48 Youngstown and Florence Corrigan. Three of the injured remain in critical condition including Mrs Martha Gray 31 Mrs Lois Kelly 25 and Mrs Mary Singleton 87.
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Youngstown
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Martha Gray
Washington
Lois Kelly
Altoona
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Macon
Gray
Kelly
C. Naddeo
Water Street
Here
George Kukich
Pittsburgh
Chicago
New York
Bus Crash in Greensburg Injures 18 and Driver
A Great Western Lines bus wreck near Greensburg injures 18 passengers and the driver. Victims include Miss Mary Stane 19 Iselin Pa with possible fractures and Mrs Celia Hernandes 25 New York City contusions and shock. The driver escaped with minor bruises.
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Greensburg
Great Western Lines
Mary Stane
Iselin
Celia Hernandes
New York City
J.T. Nyder
Fenton
Towa
J. T. Snyder
Cloyd Johnson
Newark
N. J
Guy Moody
Pittsburgh
Joseph Fertelli
Steubenville
Steubenville, Dy Lacerations. John Pinevich
John Kelly
Altoona
Lois-Kelly
Robert Hernandes
New York
Martha Gray
Washington
Mary Singleton
Macon
George Kukioh
Three Injured in Akron Strike Riot
A riot during a strike in Akron injures three people as police struggle to control a hostile crowd. Witnesses report collisions with vehicles and shattered storefronts as authorities escort demonstrators away.
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United Press
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Pepe
Pirhuie
Plokeba
Morea
Mharry Tatar
Toy
Arsenic Death Mystery Baffles Police Near Community Picnic
Aug 6 officers probe death of 2 year old Pranichts farmer Mandy Sooner Waller G. Strohte reports arsenic found in epsom salt sample from picnic victim. Investigators consider murder theory after tests show no poison in salts. Witnesses linked haw no enemy. theory shifts to possible food contamination while photos and details remain unclear.
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BRM
Adam Mwege
Sulege
Pranichts
Farmer Mandy
Soooner
Waller G. Strohte
luycBtteolts
Levey
Felese
Strable
Vote to Censure Lancaster Judge Sees Split Committee Vote
In Harrisburg Aug 6 the House Judiciary General Committee voted 16 to 14 to censure Judge i. Ci Atte of Lancaster over alleged pro lynching remarks while sentencing a Columbia man. The panel split after testimony from two Negro legislators on the impeachment petition. Four subcommittee members backed impeachment and approved censure.
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Marrisburg
House Judiciary General Committee
I. Ci Atte Lancaster
Tarentum Man Held After Wife Stabbing
Allegheny County detectives questioned John Cincilla, 48, in connection with the slaying of his wife Theresa, mother of several children. He fatally stabbed her with a butcher knife in the backyard during a heated quarrel yesterday. He was reported to have fled before authorities.
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Tarentum
Allergheny
Unis
John Cincilla
Theresa
Incilla
Vientlaine
Mongrel Pup Begins Two Year Jail Term for Drowning Boy
In Brookport Illinois a mongrel pup connected to a drowning case starts a two year confinement. The dog wags its tail at the jailer as Idaho returns home with Miss Mary Poubister from the Dog Protective Association. The owner Victor Fortune agrees to the terms.
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Jess Brooksport
Idaho
Mary Moubister
Rochester Dog Protective Assn
Victor Fortune
Miss Poubister
Owned Boy Given After Brockport Trial
The article notes Idaho, a mongrel dog, spared from death after a Brockport trial. Justice Homer Benedick sentenced the animal to confinement until October 1, 1988, despite the damning testimony from Miss Poubister and the drowning death of Russell Maxwell Breeze, 14. Mrs. Anna Breeze wept as another child stood nearby.
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Mies Foublster
Tdaho
Justice of the Peace
Homer B. Benedict
Miss Poubister
Idaho
Russell Maxwel Breeze
Anna Breeze
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