Violence erupts at mill strike with gunfire and dynamite
In a chaotic scene near the plant, regular workers and strikers clashed as a car breached a picket line, shots shattered windows, and dynamite was deployed. Mrs. Kelly was killed and several others wounded as chaos spread to the main and nearby plants. National Guard was summoned about 80 minutes before dawn.
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Wat McDougal
Mort Picket Linen
W. A. Clamp
Johneten
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Igeonstt
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Cotton field reborrers wage dispute report
Six workers in a cotton field fight for higher wages during a labor dispute. Details on location, dates, and involved parties are unclear in the fragment.
Behind The Scenes In Washington
Washington insiders discuss power brokers and lobbying figures in the capital. Kenneth McKellar clashes with federal leave reforms while Bern ard Robinson and Robbie the securities lobbyist navigate Congress and agencies. Interwoven ties bind lobbyists, politicians, and society in a portrait of Washington influence.
Emperor Defends Right to Run Nation as He Pleases
Reported remarks show the emperor asserting sovereignty over his nation amid calls for arms embargoes and caution against a broader conflict. The cabinet in Rome reflects Mussolini era stance on foreign policy and potential responses to invasions.
Cuba and Key West Brace for Storm Strength
Havana residents faced warnings to prepare as a tropical disturbance moved toward Havana and Key West. Barometer fell in Havana and Cardenas with strong winds and rain. shipping sheltered in Cuban waters and along the Florida coast. The storm caused minor damage in the Bahamas with no injuries. another tropical system crossed Mexico's coast near Vera Cruz.
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Cardenas
Florida Atraits
Key West
United States
Keys
Fiorida
Florida
Bahamas
Nassau
Mexico
Vera Cruz
New Orleans
Texan changes plea to robbery with firearms in bank holdup
Ralph Pulte, 29, of Texas, changed his plea from innocence to guilty of robbery with firearms in the March bank robbery at Prentios. The crime was tied to outlaw Raymond Hamilton, recently executed.
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Prentios
Mias
Ralph Pulte
Raymond Hamilton
Government payroll hits postwar peak in July totals
Washington payroll figures show civil executive employees at 120,100 a new postwar high. The civil service commission reports a federal payroll of 111,110,946 dollars for July, up from 100,296,603 dollars previously.
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Washington
Civil Service Commission
SISTER MARYS KITCHEN ON HEALTHY DIET FOR TEETH
An NEA Service feature argues diet shapes teeth and bone health. It urges daily foods including milk vegetables cereals and fruits for children. It emphasizes leafy greens and whole grains and notes portion guidance for meat and dairy.
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Mary E. Daguenea
Sta
Tomorrow's Menu Features Morning, Noon and Night Dishes
Breakfast includes baked pears cereal cream bacon eggs toast milk and coffee. Luncheon offers cream of corn soup toasted rolls mixed fruits lemon jelly cup cakes milk tea. Dinner serves tomato beet juice roast chicken with rice potatoes carrots orange sauce salad peach mold coconut kiss milk coffee.
Homemade Ice Cream Craft From Early Refrigerator Era
Instructions describe making frozen dessert with ice cream powder, almond extract, milk, and whipped cream folded together. Steps include freezing in a tray, stirring during freezing, adding peach pulp mixture at second stir, and forming in a melon mold or sealed mold with fat-soaked cloth.
Laval Report on Tri Power Failure in Paris Meeting
French foreign office officials said Premier Laval reported the tri power conference failed to prevent war. President Biden visited Paris for a final effort to secure peace, but officials warned there was tension in the air.
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Paris
Foreign Office
Laval
Biden
Sene
Srinion Ee Pia
Senator Pohe cites U S obligation on Ethiopian concessions
Senator Pohe of Italio said the United States government will be obliged to support new concessions to American interests in Ethiopia as he left for Geneva. He based this on the Boxer rebellion and the Nicaragua intervention to protect American rights.
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Pohe
Italio
United States
Ethiopia
Geneva
Nicaragua
Illinois Tourists Reported Missing Link Ties to US Mass Murder Case
Dallas detectives pursuing a link between a safe-cracker suspect and the disappearance last May of four Illinois tourists in New Mexico. Police say the missing pair from East St. Louis and another couple from Duquoin may be victims in a mass murder connected to a separate cream plant robbery.
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Tex
New Mexico
Illinois
Georgia Lorius
East St. Louis
Albert Heberer
Duquoin
Two Escaped Convicts Captured in Montgomery Area
Two of four convicts who escaped from Elmore county jail at Wetumpka were captured by Montgomery police near Chisholm early today. Paul Worthman and Fred Jacobs were found in a corn field, unarmed, after shots fired into the air. They were turned over to Elmore County Sheriff W. A. Austin. A third prisoner returned to prison voluntarily, while James Chancellor remained at large.
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Ala
Elmore County
Wetumpka
Paul M. Worthman
Fred . Jacobs
Chisholm
W. A. Austin
James Chancellor
Test Run Sets Salt Beds Speed Record at Bonneville
In Utah on September 2 Malcolm Jon speeds at 238 miles per hour in the first trial of the Bluebird on the salt beds near Bonneville. The giant car’s motor reportedly revved to 27,000 rpm during the run.
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Bonneville
Salt Fits
Utah
Malcolm Jons
Power Ye a Tur the TVA on game at Limestone cou
The Remblers will play the Athens all stars at 3 30. The TVA game at Limestone County in Athens starts at 4 30.
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TVA
Limestone Couin
Athens
Decatur Diary notes hospital move and local updates
Local items report a woman conveyed by Brown's ambulance to a Brownsville residence after being found at 13980 Fifth Avenue South. Judge Callahan leaves for Gullman to convene circuit court. Nunn and Weaver resume studies at the University of Alabama after a summer with Alabama Corsoms/Orchestra. Grass fires and routine civic notes fill the Decatur day amid hospital visits and school updates.
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W. D. Callahan
Gullman
Circuit Court
Veterans cemetery death reported in Lawrence county
A veteran died at a cemetery in Lawrence county with Rev. George Dobbs conducting the service. The burial was arranged by Brown of Decatur, who did not sell his land to the government. Government loan policy is noted as easing movement in cotton dealer circles. Bud Vinson, Decatur High alumnus, will return to school for another varsity year and may play fullback. Clyde Lowe and Avery Laffey of The Daily are mentioned amid local business and vacation notes.
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NEA Servier
WY Asnington
Washington
Kenneth McKellar
Tennessee
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Dill
Securities Exchange Commission
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AAA
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Monahan
J. Bruce Kremer
F Street Club
Evelyn Walker
Chip Robert
Lekes
Power Company
Mise Walker
Robinson
Bob Smith
Bob
Alvord
Ellsworth Alver
Senate
NBA Service, Inc
Lawrence County
George Dobbs
Brown
Deca
Decatur High School
Bud” Vinson
Letterman
Vinson
Bud
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