Kidnapper killer hunt widens as convoy guards auto
Tacoma dispatch reports a former California convict linked to the Charles Mattson case. Everett police guard an abandoned car with blood soaked clothing. Federal investigators seek Fred Orzin Haynes, a repeat offender, while prison officials say the information reached them in error.
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California
Charles Mattson
Everett
Folsom Prison
Fred Orzin Haynes
Clarence A. Uarkin
BANE LITTLE BOY LAID AT REST IN TACOMA
Charles Mattson, linked to a notorious kidnap killing, was laid to rest in a Tacoma mausoleum. Reverend officiated as Dr. W. W. Mattson and family stood by the steel coffin adorned with gardenias. About 200 mourners watched in quiet procession.
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Charles Mattson
Tacoma J
W. W. Mattson
Eight A men Die In UP Desert Wreck
Eight members of a Union Pacific section crew were killed when a freight locomotive struck their motorized work car in the Mojave desert between San Bernardino and Las Vegas Nevada. Victims included foreman Vernal 4. Anderson and several named workers Cun ningham Lopes Dragnos Day Garcia Edwards plus others.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Mojave Desert
San Bernardino
Las Vegas
Nevada
Foreman Vernal
Anderson
John Cunningham
San Dominguez
Ramon Lopes
Jim Dragnos
Frank Day
Alberto Garcia
Rodney Edwards
General Motors strike talks show cautious progress
The end of the week brought statements from both sides amid federal mediation and Michigan's Governor Murphy, signaling shifts toward bargaining on corporate policy. The union no longer insists on sole bargaining agent status, but refuses to concede without guarantees. Physical plant occupation complicates talks, with each side demanding different preconditions. The piece argues continued collective bargaining is needed, noting distrust from past negotiations and urging practice in bargaining as a remedy.
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General Motors
Murphy
Michigan
Knudsen
Martin
Ilegal
Guarattees
Gulon
Mr. Marin
Mr. Martin
Mr. Sloan
Sloan
Governor Granted Expanded Power in Removal of Officials
The senate meets at 11 12 o'clock for morning bills on employment and taxation. Senator Robert Pau ne of Flathent sponsors a bill to weaken protections for public officers facing malfeasance and extend governor removal power. The measure defines cause as neglect of duty inefficiency and official misconduct and allows removal after charges and hearing. A taxpaying resident or the governor may bring actions. notices are issued with a ten day window.
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Robert Paulne
Flathent
Hghest
World News In Gist A jumble of names and events across continents
Domestic Vaccia names a co convict in the Mattson case as investigators chase a boy’s kidnapper while widows seek answers. Detroit reports Gov Murphy and GM parley. Flint cites 1400 guards and a crowd surrounding a strike center to keep order. Foreign notes include Smnogon suing a British society woman, a rebel boat freeing a British steamer, an Italian destroyer in the Straits, Madrid and Washington at odds over evacuation, and Americana held in Sian Fu by rebels.
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Torslander
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Straits of Gibraltar
Madrid
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Nanking
Americana
Sian-Fu
Pope Pius Disregards Doctors Again Uses Wheelchair
Vatican City January 13 Pope Pius disregarded doctors warnings against exertion and left his bed by wheelchair to receive visitors. Vatican officials said he was determined to use the chair henceforth as long as able. Physicians reiterated hope for curing his complications and aimed to relieve his suffering.
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Pope
Pite
Major Unions Consider Demand On Wage Increase
Five railroad brotherhoods discuss plans for higher wages for about 300,000 workers. committee undecided on path and amount. report due to main group tomorrow. consolidation of demands cited as main issue. shorter day kept in abeyance. unions represented include Brotherhood Trainmen Locomotive Engineers Conductors Switchmen and Firemen Enginemen.
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J. A Phillips
The
Order of Railroad Conductors
Phillips
D. B. Robertson
Cleveland
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and
Robertson
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Switchmen’s Union of North America
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen
Crust Forms on Roads and Weather Impacts Across Midwest
Rain and mist create slick roads across the Midwest with flight delays at major hubs. Snow-free temperatures shift east of the Mississippi while frost losses hit California fruit growers at 12 million dollars. In San Jose, a libel case against editor Milton Smith is dismissed for insufficient evidence.
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Iey Einst
Hrain
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Indiana
Aliassa
Missouri
Iowa
Dakotas
Nebraske
Mississippi
California
Los Angeles
LIBL
CASK
San Jose
Calif
Milton Smith
Mountain View
Acreused
Toosevelt
Witeause
Just A Minute With Irving Cobb
Santa Monica column notes Rep Nichols of Oklahoma pushing a bill to form CCC reserve units as a peacetime national defense measure. Cobb argues for discipline and morale for youth and a potential citizen army, warning against pacifist critics.
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Cal
Nichols
Oklahoma
CCC
Congress
Santa Claus
Irvin S. Cobb
Mama
Presidents urge talks as auto strikes widen
Gov Frank Murphy invited leaders from both sides to Lansing for a peace parley as President Homer Martin of the United Automobile Workers and GM executive William S Knudsen accepted to confer. Roosevelt pressed labor and industry figures on the stalemates affecting 200400 workers. National guardsmen moved into Michigan to guard against violence while GM output neared 114000 units.
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Frank Murphy
Michigan
Homer
Martin
United Automobile Workers of America
William S. Knudsen
Thea Vast General Motors Corporation
Lansing
Mich
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Perking
Edward F. McGrady
McGrady
John Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
General Motors
United Automobile Workers Union
National Guardsmen
Memorial urged reopen of Fort Harrison veterans hospital
Montana House convenes for brief sessions to advance a memorial calling on Congress and federal veterans affairs to reopen the Fort Harrison hospital. Rep Minette introduced the measure. the hospital, closed after earthquakes, is fully equipped and ready to care for veterans if personnel are provided.
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Committee On Federal Relations
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Glacier
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Veterans' Hospital
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Rep. Minette
Senate
House
Social Security
Denver
Robert Ayres
Robert Beasely
John Gross
Arne Bolen
Washington, D.C
Rebels Hold U. S. Citizens in Central China
Rebels seeking a communist government in central China confined two American prisoners behind the walls of Lianfu in the ancient Shensi capital. Word dated January 9 reports Americans and other foreigners were prevented from leaving Nanking and feared to be used as hostages to deter bombing of Siantu by Nanking planes.
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Siantu
Americans Refuse to Leave Madrid Embassy
Madrid January 13 Americans at the United States embassy building rejected the State Department suggestion to wire Madrid today and stay put despite a warning from Eric Wendelin that the building might close. The government reported success against fascists near Majadahonda northwest of Madrid while admitting insurgents held Las Bozas El Pardo and Aravaca along the highway to El Escorial, a socialist town about 10 miles northwest of Madrid.
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United States
Stae Department
Eric CG. Wendelin
Valencia
Majadahonda
Las Bozas
el Plandlo
Arvada
Escorial
Explorer Dies In Skiyoner Crash Near Los Angeles
Martin Johnson, famed explorer and photographer, died as a Western Air Express ski yoner crashed in a snowstorm near Los Angeles. One other passenger, James A. Braden, president of a Cleveland ink firm, also died. Three more are critically injured. others aboard are recovering. Johnson had warned that America’s safest places can be deadly.
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Martin Johnson
Salt Lake City
America
James A. Braden
Cleveland
Ohio
E. E. Spencer
Chicago
A. L. Loomis
Omaha
Clifford P. Gwana
Glendale
Calif
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Borneo
Johnson Burt
Osa Johnson
Hua
British Destroyer Forcibly Ends Spanish Trawler Challenge
London officials said the destroyer Sussex forced an armed Spanish trawler to release the British steamer Brambill in the Straits of Gibraltar last night after a brief stoppage. The trawler sailed toward Bilbao once the arms claim was affirmed and the Brambill continued with no illegal shipments.
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Straits of Gibraltar
Sussex
Bilbao
Spain
Secretary Wallace Advocates Sugar Tax
Secretary Wallace contended that manufacturers of sugar have been unduly enriched in the past year and urged Congress to revive a former tax on the product.
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Wallace
Congress
Gary Cooper refuses to strike leading woman in Souls at Sea
Hollywood gossip reports Gary Cooper refused to repeat a staged jaw blow to Frances Dee in the ship disaster scene of Souls at Sea after a prior on set hit against Madeline Carroll. Fans protested the suggested repeated assault and criticized the scene as unneeded violence.
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Gary Cooper
Madeline Carroll
Frances Dee
Cooper
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