Green Claims Continue Battle Over Blue Eagle at Harriman
AFL President denounces the settlement plan negotiated by Glancey as a betrayal of labor. He cites General Johnson’s authority to Berry and demands that Berry alone handle the Harriman Hosiery dispute, asserting the government must not restore the Blue Eagle under terms seen as surrender to a punitive employer.
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Berry
Green
Harriman Hosiery
Ariey
Blue Eagle
Gee
Glancey
Harriman
General Johns
Dional
Ge L. Berry
Mills
Major Berry
Shaffer Powell case hears testimonies and threats noted
In a Jarrett building hearing Referee Wyckoff hears witnesses in the Shaffer Powell dispute. Powell testifies he has received seven threatening calls and fears for his life. A cousin buyer and a state reform school employee recount Powell's wardrobe purchases and provide receipts and clothing details.
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Torney
Losh
Shaffer-Powell
Wyckoff
Jarrett
Powell
Philippi
Shaffer
Grafton
AmattAind
Election Controversy Reveals Coercion Claims and Pay Doubts
Testimony cites Mrs Shaffer denying calls that warned Powell Well get you The witness says Powell was forced to part with a diamond ring to meet obligations The court weighs pay rates with a likely cut to 2 50 per day and guaranteed payment within ten days after the election
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Thomas Brochard
Barbour County
Austrian Plot and Nazi Front Mapped for Terror Campaign
Vienna July 24 two Socialist bombers convicted by court martial for dynamiting the Danube river bank railway were sentenced to death. The first such sentences since Chancellor Dollfuß began a new drive against terrorists. Rudolph Angboeck 21 a hatter and Josef Gerl 22 a goldsmith were the condemned men.
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Vienna
Danube River
Dollfuse
Rudolph Angboeck
Josef Gerl
Town Is Shot Continued from Page One
Bandits shot a town resident in the abdomen as they fired a machine gun down the street. All hostages except Ted Donley, assistant cashier, were released shortly after the robbery. The bandits fled seven miles south then turned west. Robert Bolliger, once of this city and now in California, is visiting relatives here.
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Ted Donley
Robert Bolliger
California
Poor Mellon kin receives relief in Pittsburgh slum
William Andrew Mellon, 60, a cousin of financier Andrew Mellon, was found living in a Pittsburgh tenement amid packing boxes and debris. He said he prefers the humble scene for home cooking and study, receiving weekly relief after his relatives learned of his situation. He plans to pursue a Colorado mine project and genealogical work while awaiting further aid.
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Pittsburgh
Andrew W. Melton
William Andrew Mellon
Samuel Mellon
Thomas Mellon
Cous
Burgh Triangle Section
Mellon
Andrew Mellon
Ence
Fred Mellon
Pred
Andy
Melton
Colorado
eGts
T. Mellon & Sons ‘Bank
Andrew
Deny Plan to Place Ticket in Fall Race
Oakland Md July 24 Stormy protests from voters named as candidates on a proposed independent ticket of World War veterans in Garrett county drew emphatic denials from George Diefenbach Milton Pritts Walter Haenstling Arthur H Green and others. McMahon who headed the ticket was said to have been an unsuccessful postmaster candidate and unnamed sources spread the report from a Cumberland paper. Green said his name was used without consent and that no new party is needed in Garrett at this time.
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Oakland
Garrett County
George Diefenbach
Grantsville
Milton Pritts
Kitzmiller
Walter Haenstling
Arthur H. Green
Swanton
Milton Lincell
Hugh Carey McMahon
McMahon
State Senate
Democratic State Central Committee
313Th Infantry
Seventy Ninth
Green
Garrett
Walter H. Haenstling
Diefenbach
Pritts
Jasper Meyers Kitmiller
Cumberland
Trial of Two Negroes Postponed by Mayor
Hearing for Carl Dalton and Helen Adams arrested on an immorality charge was postponed today by Mayor Charles O. King until Monday. Attorney J Guy Allender for defendants requested the delay to allow additional witnesses to appear.
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Carl Dalton
Helen Adams
Carl
Flora
Charles O. King
J. Guy Allender
Sentence Two to passing for Slaying Archbishop
New York July 24 nine Armenians convicted in the slaying of Archbishop Leon Tourian were sentenced today to weather observation butpost WAls Ateen and here without radia.
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New York
Leon Tourian
Jolliffe's Store of Shops July Clearance Deals
A shopper reports finding very attractive July clearance prices at Jolliffe's Store of Shops. Prices slash dresses by Hollywood formats, wash silk frocks, Nelly Don ensembles, and travel coats, with swimwear also discounted. Multiple items priced for quick sale to boost summer wardrobes.
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Jolliffe
Nelly Don
Battle Still Raging About Negro Church
At Second Baptist Church a fight between factions continues over pastor removal. Norman Bethel, a church trustee, was acquitted of breaking and entering his own church and permitted services after a prior acquittal. Justice Wells ordered revival to ease tensions following magistrate Jefferys admonition. The dispute centers on a rump deacon session aimed at ousting Rev. L. H. Walker, with Walker and supporters tied to church finances.
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Scond Baptist Church
Ona C. Jefferys
Norman Bethel
W. T. Wells
Parkview
Bethel
Jefferys
L. H. Walker
Walker
Grafton Printing praised for bulletin work
Mrs Edmund Hardin president of the American Legion Auxiliary praised the Grafton Printing Company for its first bulletin for the auxiliary. The eight page August bulletin was called one of the best ever published and noted for its neat attractive appearance. It goes to every auxiliary member in the state with messages of interest to the membership.
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Grafton Priting Company
Edmund Hardin
American Legion Auxiliary
the Auxiliary
Cooper Takes Big Lead in Golfing Tournament
In Buffalo at Park Club Cooper of Chicago fired a 68 four under par to seize the lead at halfway in the 36 hole qualifying for the professional golfers association championship. He played effortless golf and avoided errors as he moved atop the leaderboard.
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Cooper
Buffalo
Harry" Cooper
Chicago
Park Club
Refloat German Vessel After Grounding Off Stroemoe Island
The German liner Monte Rosa with 1,200 aboard was grounded on a submerged rock off Stroemoe Island in thick fog overnight and was refloated today. The incident occurred near Thorshazn Faro Islands. An unrelated note mentions Fred Newth, a Texas tax assessor candidate, delivering a campaign speech.
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Thorshazn
Faro Islands
Monte Rosa
Stroemoe Island
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Green Claims
Glanno Authority
Harriman Hosiery Company
Action Legal
Grafton Taxi & Transfer CO
R. D. Stout
Ars
Kleinstore
Merchants Thrift
ptTv
Mrs. Shaffer
Hovel
Department of Agriculture
the Wise Old Owl
Bric
Deny
Jolliffe’s
Hollywood
Wells
Fred Newth
Wilbarger County
Texas
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