Strikers swell Goodyear lines as peace fails
Akron March 16 AP crowds of strike supporters grew near Goodyear Tire and Rubber plants as 9 000 claimed first day union enrollment. Union and company clashed over a peace plan, with Goodyear president saying full readmission of 14 000 idled workers could not be granted. Union mobilization of ex servicemen discussed. former mayor Sparks claimed 6 000 applications. The peace plan was rejected and plants planned to reopen.
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Akron
Goodyear Tire and Rubber
Gne
P. W. “Itchfield
Goodyear
W. Chappell
E. C. McDonald
United Rubber Workers UN
Ion
C. Nelson Sparks
Law and Order League
Treason charge confronts 80 Aatrian Socialists in Vienna
Thirty Socialists faced a Vienna court charged with a revolutionary plot to overthrow the government. Protests arrived from European Socialist leaders and the British Labour Party observer. Charges allege attendance at party meetings in Czechoslovakia and Austria. In Texas deaths rose from 63,323 in 1934 to 64,003 last year while births fell from 121,345 to 128,666.
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Vienna
Kurt Schuschnigg
British
Labor Party
Czechoslovakia
Austria
Texas
Air And Sea Giants Span Atlantic With Turbine Array
An ambitious project proposes spanning the Atlantic with an offshore turbine network boasting twelve turbines and a combined power output near two hundred thousand horsepower. The plan envisions substantial energy capacity and cross ocean implications.
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Atlantic
Safe Driving Pledge Under Governor Safety Campaign
A pledge titled Safe Driving Pledge outlines driving conduct for Alabama highways. It urges moderate speed, staying on one side, no passing on curves, obeying stop signs and traffic signals, signaling before turns, remaining in line when leaving parked positions, and driving considerately to prevent reckless driving. It invites readers to send the pledge to the editor of The Eagle with name and address fields.
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Alabama
State Highway Patrol
Fery
the Eagle
Dies in escape cheating guillotine of his life demanded for slayings
In Dijon France March 16 AP says Michel Rosa an Italian slated for execution for killing two men killed himself in prison. He knocked down a guard and reached the balcony before breaking free attempted escape ended with his death as guards restrained him in the cell area.
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Dijon
France
Michel Rosa
Raeford clothing store owner laments welfare waiters
Raeford NC March 16 AP reports D Odom a local clothing store proprietor says he can beat the welfare office by closing when it cannot give away aid. He remarks he knows it is too late for him to sell items once welfare ends. Public service alert notes.
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Public Service
Raeford
N. C
D. ©. Odom
Prince Serge Mdavani dies in polo accident in Florida
The sudden death of Prince Serge Mdavani occurred during a Southeastern polo championship game in Palm Beach Florida. His widow and former spouses are named in a long history of marriages and legal disputes. Serge and his brothers had oil interests in Georgia and studied at MIT before moving to California. The body was brought to the Van Allan villa in Palm Beach.
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Mdivani
Smith
Prince Serge
Alexis
Serge
Pole Negri
Mary McCormic
Barbara
Alexia
Contess
Barbara Hutton Hangwitz von Reventlow
Reno
Nev
Prince David
Mae Murray
Batoum
Georgia
Zakhari Mdavani
America
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
California
Princess Louise
Polo Negri
William Astor
New York
Newport Society
Hig
Florida
van Allan
Palm Beach
Tales Ten Parents Care Of Pets
John received pet rabbits but failed to care for them as promised. He forgot feeding duties while rabbits suffered hunger. Parents faced their own cruelty by sacrificing the animals after his distress, teaching a harsh lesson about responsibility.
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Brooke Peters Church
John
Cotton Planting Moves North in Alabama
Northward cotton planting shifts through Alabama as warm weather returns. Farmers in southern counties begin field work while boll weevil reports warn of future pressures. Extension officials urge careful handling of winter legumes to enrich soil and reduce fertilizer costs. Prices and adjustment payments progress noted with reports from Auburn and Washington. Engagement news also reaches New York as Gretchen Uppercu becomes engaged to George Washington Hill Jr.
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Auburn
Alabama
Washington
J. M. Robinson
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Robinson
Care Suggesto
Farmera
J. C. Lowery
Extension Agronomist
Walter L. Randolph
Alabama Extension Service
AAA
Montgomery
United States Treasury Department
Randolph
New York
Gretchen Uppercu
Ngiy Moore Uppercu
Rumson, N. J
George Washington Hill, Jr
American Tobacco Co
Parenting duties in teaching children about pet care
The piece argues parents must supervise children in caring for animals. It warns against shifting all responsibility to the child and suggests terminating the pet if neglect is evident. It stresses that consistent adult oversight fosters true duty rather than indifference.
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Devec
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Lakehurst
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Southampton
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Orn
P. Lorillard Co, Inc
West 40Th Street
New York City
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Houston Funeral Home
Houston Funeral Ome
St. James’ Palace
London
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Rhineland
Bear Bryant Jackson
Tenn
Paul “Bear” Bryant
Chester Morris
Sally Eilers
Henry Traverse
Henry Gordon Scotty Beckett
Nerute
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Tues
Miter
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Pacific Fleet
Joan Blondell
Glenda Farrell
Alcazak
Harry "Richmany Rochelle
Hudson Music Cor
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