U S Protest Invasion of Sewer Job Injury Toll
A large concrete sewer tile weighing about 6,500 pounds broke free during unloading on Main Street Union City injuring Ralph Peterson 92 and trapping others. Peterson suffered a fractured pelvis and wrist injury with torn ligaments and shock but improved later. Several workers escaped injury by leaping from the ditch or avoiding the collapsing platform as the tile crashed into the excavation.
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Iorker
Patterson
Wagt Main Street
Ralph Peterson
Bilge Street
Union City
1St Corry Hospital
Motton
Peterson
Censtuol
Joseph Reed
East South Street
Janus McCaslin
Delaware
Dow Varnewo
West Main
Luke Yatusy
West Church
Warren Hullngsi
Weat Wayne
William Wojtasce
W. H Fisk
South Center Street
Wewburn Habeoth
Elgin
McCaslin
Varessos
Wojtiiszele
Hulings
Babuouk
Pisk
Jorle Buell
Spring Street
Austin Company
United States and Allies Brace Over Shanghai Tensions
November dispatches report Washington prepared for a strong protest if Japan moves to seize Shanghai's International Settlement, while Matsui warns of action unless cooperation is secured. Shanghai police restrict Chinese groups to avert unrest amid fears of occupation. Brussels notes a failed Far East peace bid and a final appeal backed by international threats to aid China if Japan resists reconsideration.
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United
Washington
United States
Japan
Shanghai
State Department
Nye
Twane Matie
Munipal Council of the International Settlement
Shangil
Rumner
Mataui
Matsui
International
Setttement
Brussels
Belgium
Far Eastern Conference
Tokyo
Akang
China
Storm Over Policy At Special Meet Sparks Debate
United Press reports a heated focus on policy at a special meeting. The piece hints at budget strains, public works, and political tensions as officials weigh aggressive measures and legislative outcomes.
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United Press
Lepisurg
Aes
Air
Wilson
Pat Rey
Roosevelt
Ralion
Bankhead calls for compulsory crop control plan
Senator John Bankhead of Alabama urges compulsory crop controls triggering talks among congressional leaders to end the farm policy controversy. The special session opening Monday intensifies pressure from Republicans and Democrats as they seek a swift resolution to agricultural reform.
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Congress
United Press
Washington
John Bankhead
Ala
Senate
Alben W. Shikley
Hy, and Speaker of Tha Ietse William B. Barnelead, 1. Ald Smurhe
Ralstar Proaneria
700 Year Old Labor Law Echoes In England
Boston correspondent Roger Babson reports from England on labor trends, union membership around 1922, and declining labor dispute activity. He notes high unionization, rapid construction, falling unemployment, and asks why British labor interest wanes as collective bargaining saturates. The piece highlights Gloucester as the city that inspired a 1250 labor law to curb county-to-county job competition.
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Roger Babson
Boston
Mass
England
Taibor
Inglind
Heiery
Kingland
Come Jobor Union
Teves
Britain
Siveent
Gloucester
Massachusetts
Kidnapper Torture Case Involving Minister’s Relative
U S authorities say Arnett A Booth, 46, was arrested in the ransom kidnapping of Dr James J Seder, 79, former minister of Huntington West Virginia. Seder was held 12 days in an abandoned coal mine near Wayne West Virginia and a $50,000 ransom was demanded. Separately, Chicago police report a 87 year old divorcee Bertha de Meyer was found murdered by strangulation with a wire. valuables including cash and bonds worth over $2,500 were discovered in her four room apartment.
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Iy Unites Press
Washington
Federm Bureau of Investigation Today
Arnett A. Booth
James J. Seder
Huntington
W Ve
Wom
Dr. Seder
Bureau
Huntingtom
Wayne
W. Va
Chicago
Tivorcee
Bertha de Meyer
Lord Halifax Plans to Visit Hitler Soon
London Nov 12 Viscount Halifax lord president of the council will visit Adolf Hitler of Germany next week official announcement said. It is believed the private visit could shape European affairs with Halifax meeting Hitler and German leaders to discuss the European situation.
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United Press
London
Halifax
Adolf Hitler
Germany
John Simon
Exchequet
House of Commons
Lord Halifax
Berlin
Fuehrer
Hitler
Lon Halifax
Brazil's Leader to Serve Six-Year Term Despite Health Drop
Reports from Correio, Rio de Janeiro, claim President Getulio Vargas will begin a six-year presidency as scheduled. The text notes health issues and censorship while detailing a constitutional move and a postponed January 3, 1938 start. Several unrelated items about health cases and a performer conclude the dispatch.
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Unites Press
Rio DE Janwird
Getul Vargan
Serine
Correio da Manns
Viena
Five Children Burned To Death In Mich Farmhouse Fire
Five children perished when a barn fire spread to a cowshed dwelling occupied by Marjor Wiggleworth and a farmhand, with the blaze preventing escape. The house served as living quarters with chicken sheds attached. Raymond, another occupant, was in the barn when the fire started. In Philadelphia, the state supreme court upheld a county ruling granting former Mayor William N McNair a $1,000 annual pension as chief police magistrate.
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United Press
Olivet
Mich
Tive
Fie
Arzsimily Uy
Maro
Wiggleworth
Gallu
Philadelphia
State Supreme Court
Allegheny County
William N. ‘McNair
Hearing Opens on Doe Season Dispute in Pa
Jarrsburg November hearings address the state game commission's open deer season plan. Attendees include men and women from several counties as the commission argues the season is constitutional while opponents seek to block it. The governor urged farmers to protect crops and land from deer damage amid the dispute.
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United Press
Jarrisburg
Ait Wine Commission
Armen
Stalinida
Gay
Ceurge Hl
Gomoussion
Thie
Petit Fermers
Miso
Armistice Day Social at Laney Post Honored Vets
Veterans and auxiliaries celebrated the Armistice signing with a Legion home gathering on North Center Street. About 75 members attended a dinner at 6:45 led by Leon Brown, with a Legion quartet and "America" singalong. Lloyd Stowe opened ceremonies, and Stephen Brooks outlined the year’s post plans as a building committee report followed.
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Yeason
Laney
Armistes
Eimer
Cartier Fest
No- 965
American Legion
Ladies Auxiliary
Legion
North Center Steel
America
James P. Sullivan
Sullivan
Contet
Legionnaires
Auxiliary
Leon Brown
Tlegion
Ralph Dewey
Bruce Thomas G. T. Bergman
Charles JP. Hoffmaster
Assembly
Dewey
Lloyd Stowe
Stephin Brooks
Opposition to Crop Control Heard in Senate Session
Fragmented OCR文本 reports opposition to crop control during a 1940s Senate hearing. It cites Senator Anthony Tupper and others addressing agricultural policy and government interventions, with mentions of reform proposals and opposition arguments.
Sacred Concert Draws Throng At United Brethren Church
A sacred concert last evening at the United Brethren in Christ demonstrated the new Fayamond organ recently installed with local business help. Percy LeSueur, organist, and Grace Torrence, vocalist, led a program of vocal solos and organ numbers, with a quartet and duets enhancing the event. A free-will offering was received, yielding a good sum for the organ fund.
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Cataeily
United Brethren In Christ
Tocal
Shaw
Percy LeSteur
Grace Torrence
Brie
Jocal Talent
Miss Torrence
Mr. LeSueur
Seversl Ongan
John Conors
Carlton Chaffee
Donald Im. Clossner
G.T. Berga
Mr.LeSueur
Kathryn (van "Passel
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