No Sign of Lifting Bar Woorad
Denver reports the Colorado national guard block aid has delayed sheep shearing in Wyoming. Flock masters say few workers are available, wages are low, relief rolls have been cut, and Montanans and Coloradans debate who will harvest the crop as talks continue.
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Global tensions rise amid arabic conflicts and peace talks
In a turbulent world scene, multiple fronts show risk of wider war as northern forces maneuver around Sana Hanah Mikits Abalin-alin, while central factions in Cer siany push cautious diplomacy toward Locarno peace. Back home, Washington debates a sweeping tax bill and a monopoly threat looms over the national bank. Peter Dunne dies at 68.
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Socialists Face Serious Split Over Policies At Convention
The socialist convention opens with 419 candidates and a platform debate as factions clash over policy. Delegates aim to influence the party’s direction, signaling a broader struggle beyond a single nomination and highlighting tensions between old guard leaders and reformist wings amid growing labor unrest.
Armies of Ilduce Pressing On in Dash for Addis Ababa
Reported by The Anormied Pro Tht Hallan Wgh comsand ty Tihtopin, the front describes advances on northern and Somaliland fronts with a major assault in the Inlter sector toward Addis Ababa. European powers monitor London and Paris as Moscow hints at treaty shifts. Franco elections color coverage.
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Evicted Women Stand In Rain Beside Belongings
Two women, Mae Green Soroke and her daughter, Frank W Cake, shivered in rain beside their possessions four days after eviction for nonpayment of rent. Neighbors set a heating store on the curb. Morrin said a $12 warrant was issued. the owner retired inside as they searched for alternative housing.
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King Pays Visit to Coldstream Guards
King George VI visited the Coldstream Guards on April 24, joining the first battalion in their married quarters. After a formal inspection he spoke with Sergeant Major Syrett and his wife Mrs Syrett, sharing a brief chat and light apologies for the intrusion before moving on to the sergeants mess.
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Senator Vandenberg Denounces Guillotine Idea at Supreme Court
Washington April 24 Senator Vandenberg of Michigan condemned a piece in The Democratic Digest proposing a guillotine be erected before the new supreme court. He demanded an apology and noted the article’s implications, while referencing party officials and a national convention discussion as context.
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Lawmakers propose stronger safeguards for grazing act
Leaders in the senate today pushed a bill to amend the grazing act to expand safeguards for local stockmen farmers and miners. The proposal seeks to extend public domain protections and clarify authority over grazing lands, with debate on how to balance public ownership and state interests.
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Governor Holt Urges Unified Action for Schools at Butte
Governor Holt spoke at the A A W meeting in Butte urging coordination among agencies and groups serving education. He called for a united front before the legislature on school and university needs, stressing joint presentation of changes, improvements, and additions to lawmakers.
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Pursuit of Enemy of Republic Reported In Boston
A mutiram expedition of federal Bureau of Investigation agents returned to Boston on an undin closed mission. They reportedly seized Alvith Karpiv in a public search and refused comment. Neighbors heard rumors of sightings nearby.
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Townsend Movement Contested by Three Leaders
Fragmented OCR text notes three men, Townsend movement leaders, facing internal disputes over control and strategy. Mentions individuals such as Robert Clemente and Walter Townsend, with references to a patron secretary and organizational roles amid unclear events and dates.
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When is a state prison not a state prison
An edited column notes repeat offenders paroled after crimes including a child murder case in California and a New York murder, arguing parolees and parole systems let criminals roam. The piece cites Washington state and nationwide patterns, then questions when a state prison truly operates as a prison.
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Puerto Rico May Envision Its Own Rule Debate
Washington reports a surprising senate move offering Puerto Rico independence backed by the administration. Puerto Rican spokesman denounces the plan as a political maneuver to extend American rule, while others push for trade provisions and U S influence during any transition period.
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Free for all fight at Ohio plant violence erupts
An Ohio plant fight broke into a free for all after workers struck all day at the Indianapolis Glove company plant. Nonstrikers fled to a nearby home of Jainah Turner, a striker and union sympathizer, as police arrived to quell the crowd.
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Mi Dooley Dies In New York
Minley Waler Dunne 88, author of the famous Mr Dooley stories, died tonight after a long illness. He was a former Chicago journalist and city editor who popularized the Irish dialect Mr Dooley character. Dunne began his press career in Chicago and used the pen name Mr Dooley, shaping American humorous writing.
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California celery workers riot sparks clashes
In Calver City on April 34 a gas blast and riot erupted as celery workers confronted strike action led by the East Amikttuest union. Reported injuries and crate disturbances followed as workers, including many Evilipinos, pressed for higher wages and better conditions amid escalating tensions.
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Arizona Democrats Endorse President Amid Convention
Arizona Democrats announced support for President amid a state party convention in Tempe on April 11 to 12. The Maricopa County central committee endorsed a renomination effort, signaling united backing and readiness for the party’s the presidential campaign.
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Unemployed in New Jersey Besieges State House
A disrupted session in Trenton centers on unemployed protesters besieging the New Jersey State House. Reporters describe tense confrontations as lawmakers discuss proposed relief measures and budget impacts, with Monday’s events shaping ongoing legislative momentum in Newark and surrounding areas.
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