Martin Wins Support for His Policies Clash At Auto Workers Meet
Detroit Jan 22 A mass meeting of about 2000 automobile workers erupted in fighting as supporters of Homer Martin clashed with foes in a rally at Cass Technical High School Plymouth local of the Teamsters Auto Workers union. Police with 100 officers dispersed the scene after violence left many with black eyes and bruised chins The pro Martin faction claimed victory by a vote of about 10 to 1 in support of Martins activities as the clash continued at the meeting.
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Homer Martin
Limited Automobile Workers
C.C
Plymouth
TAA
Cass Technical Igh School
Lee
Ent Martin
Pat McCartney
Jural
Martin
audi-Mertie
Howe
Wildlife Federation meets in Butte to plan pheasant release
Delegates from the Montana division of the Wildlife Federation gathered in Butte for sessions at the Skeet club. The meeting included discussions of a pheasant hatchery at Maiden Toric, where 400 young Chinese pheasants will be released in April, and a luncheon with national secretary Carl Hedumacher.
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Montana
Tone
Palle Coyet
Addionk
Geleone
Carl Hedumacher
Washington, D.C
National Organization
Moon
Montana Game and Msh Commission
Totay Tha Ho
U.S
Butte
Anaconda
Lellanstone Park
Gama
J. A. Weaver
Abandad
H. Ta Prices
George R Hopkins
Varadise Ig
Tla
Biste
House Republicans to review National Defense Committee plan
Washington January 22 A special National Defense Committee of 11 Republican representatives will study armament proposals. Leader Martin CR Mass says a defense policy agreement seeks efficient integration of army navy air and industrial sectors. The panel aims to define a limited foreign policy test and measure the overall rearmament program.
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Washington
Repa Wartsworth
Repa
Mavat
Ate
Protests Rally in Montana Assembly Over Wage Hour Bill
Montana legislators faced hundreds of telegrams and letters from local businessmen opposing House Bill 28, aiming to set minimum wages and maximum hours. A public hearing was scheduled tonight with representatives from most industries expected to attend. over 125 Western Montana business leaders planned to testify in favor of passage, as rain delayed or affected travel to the Melick Union tonight.
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Montana
Affssoula
Vestal Rain
Three Hurt In Accidents On Highways In Great Falls
Three people were hospitalized after separate crashes Sunday afternoon near Great Falls. Frød Karkauin, 45, of Missaila, suffered injuries when his car overturned on the Cascada Wolf Sider highway. He was described as unconscious with no further details available. A second collision at a busy city intersection on the south edge of town involved Frank Evana and his wife from Great Falls. They sustained chin and collarbone injuries when their car collided with Georgy Kavulla of Sand Conico, who was not injured.
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Jam
Frod Karkauin
Miasaila
Wolf Sider
Frank Evana
Georgy Kavulla
Sand Conico
Kavulla
National Wool Congress to Address Loans and Tariff Policy
Jan. 22 Angel, Tex an reports the National Woolgrowers Association opens in Texas with plans to press continued loan programs and tariff policy. Lawrence Moyers to speak on AAA financing, as $30 million loan pool aided wool markets. $12.9 million drawn, $3.8 million repaid. Committees will shape tariff positions under 1924 act. Roger Girth and F B Male present views for livestock groups.
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Fan Angelx
Texan
A.A.A
National Wool Marketing Corporation
Pacific Wool Growarn
Itx
Roger Girth
de Rio
F. BE. Male UN
American National Livestock Association
Privately Owned Airplane Crashes Near Provo Airport
A small two seater Waco plummeted from about 400 feet onto a field near Provo airport killing all three aboard. Charles T. Corbell, 38, pilot, his wife, and Leonard Thatcher, all residents of Provo, died instantly. Witnesses say the plane crashed from a height of about 400 feet in the field near the landing area.
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Utah
Dan
On & Pleasure Ttl
Tening
Willeingta Pliot
Charles T. Corbell
Diplate
Andover
Wuporyigor
Leonard Thatcher
Jim
Corbell
Thatcher
Blast in Japanese mine leaves many dead
A deadly explosion at the Onura coal mine in Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan, has killed many workers and left dozens missing. Rescue teams recovered several bodies as recovery operations continue amid wreckage and uncertainty about the final death toll.
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San
Onura
Fukuoka
Reneua
Fourty
Bhane
Dutch Freighter Park Jaun in Distress 1800 Miles Out
New York dispatch reports the Dutch freighter Park Jaun in dire distress about 1800 miles from port. The vessel carries a crew of 21 and a 10-ton worn load. Rescue boats are rushing to her aid as authorities relay ongoing efforts and radio messages continue. The story notes the ship's heading toward the Av oien Islands and mentions continued coverage on page 3.
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New York
Tenking
Jaun
Jaden
Noorby
Four Husbands Involved In Nebraska Affair Split
Scolis Hiuff Nebraska June 22. Walter Heeman Krerding 26 offered a man named Tuten a valuable ring for Irene Kyerdings Donahey a sergeant at Fort Warren Colorado. They argued over Irene as police investigated rumors she had married a Colorado cowboy and a Nebraska farmer.
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Neb
Biggany
Nee
Irene Kyerd Ings
Donnhey
Kierding
Hiventing
Dona
Irene
Frank Glebe
Irene Lao
Colorado
McConk
Atlantic Gales Roar On Icy Night
Gales swept the North Atlantic and eastern seaboard with heavy seas and snow inland. The Esso Baytown struggled toward New York as 21 crewmen of the ill fated ship Gavaller were reported among 12 survivors. other vessels hurried to the Parklaun leaking 1,200 miles east of Cape Hatteras as emergency repairs failed to hold.
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Seaboard
Sealanes
Siew Shila
Esso Baytown
New York
New York-Bermudia Adiner Gavaller
Parklaun
Cape Hatteras
Azores
Irilistr Freigites
Morin AtuHe
Fight in China Sparks Renewed War Fanatic Fury
Warfront reports from the East as renewed clashes erupt along a line spanning from the eastern coast into inland China. Japanese air forces patrol targeted zones from Shersproyires to Dambing yilhyes, with objectives not fully disclosed.
Proposal of Mining Men to Buy Gold
Washington January 22 The American Mining Congress urged Congress to renew power to control the gold dollar content. The group proposed absorbing private stockpiles and shipments from abroad to stabilize currency. The request asks extension of the authority for minting and currency stabilization through an executive order.
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Aiberican Mining Congress
Congress
United Staties
Salt
Caine
Hoonselt
Eight Die in Iowa Apartment Fire in McGregor
McGregor Iowa June 22 Eight people died in a deadly fire that swept an apartment above a furniture store in McGregor. The Clayton County coroner's jury ruled the fire's cause unknown and that the victims suffocated after flames broke out around 11 p.m. Damage reached about 10 000 dollars. The dead include four adults and four children living above the store. Neighbors and two high school boys witnessed flames and helped send cries for help as victims attempted to escape through the front. The list of victims includes Warvey Marjot Ida Davis Leaht Apaulting Charton Long Charles Edward Robert Wayne and William Tonry plus Shirley Mas, granddaughter of local residents.
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Clayton County
Noa
McTaggart and Meanders
Atora
Cremen
Alrways
Pitta Jammad
Dent
Warvey Marjolt
Ida Davis
Leaht Apaulting
Charton Long
Charles Edward
Robert Wayne
William Tonry
Shifreley
Mae Warmouth
Shirley Mas
Mra
Frances Warmouth
Rockford
Lous
Fall of Capital Before Rebels Reported Sparks Trench Order
The Spanish government ordered thousands of fit men and women to quit work for a week to dig a vast trench system around Barcelona. Under 55 men and 14 to 40 year old women will receive picks and shovels. those who disobey face high treason trials. Medical centers and food producers are exempt, while many workers are urged to stay or evacuate as insurgents approach.
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Barcelona
Spain
Disce
Inflation fears cloud Nazi regime claims in press denial
Jan Setlin reports the Nazi press denies imminent inflation plunge despite dismissals at Reichsbank. Walther Funk appointed to steer economic policy, with Dreyse and Hueise ousted. Brinkmann named to lead anticipated shift. Observers debate whether regime stabilizes or steps toward broader controls amid international scrutiny.
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Witler
Wiutmar Schucht
Ty Telrhahaak
Tha Teneera Oudden
Ehake-Un
Rofehabank
Economica Mintaler
Walther Munk
Schacht
Matt Ha Wax
Nok
Dr. Schlicht
Holchsbank
Friedrich W. Dreyse
Ernst Hueise
Realchabank Directorate
Plane Safe After Rescue From North Atlantic Incident
Five men and five women pulled from the cold North Atlantic as the Cavalier foundering near New York tonight. The rescued survivors rested in the rescue vessel’s cabins while three other passengers aboard the New York Bermuda airliner remained unaccounted for. Rescue chief Frank H. Spurr gave a precise account in a wireless to Standard Oil of New Jersey. the company’s officials reported transport by car for some.
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North Atlantic
Cavalier
New York-Bermuda
Frank HM. Spurr
Standard Ol Company of
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U.S. Cruiser May Remove Americans From Danger Zone
Refugees report acute food shortages in Cambria as Spanish insurgents advance on Barcelona. Ominous signs spread that funds are scarce, funerals disrupted, and civilians flee toward safety. The 1060-ton cruiser Omahin was prepared to depart to evacuate Americans from Barcelona within hours as diplomatic missions discuss moving headquarters to Lornignan.
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Branco
Avi
Cambria
Roteene
Spain
Insurgenta
Barcelona
Sumer
Wuefranen
France
Barrelona
United States
Siamn
Pyrennen
Mobus Humida
Barentona
Counciltas
The
United State
Lornignan
Mussolini taunts foes as dangerous, calls anti fascists stupid
Theme dispatch recalls Mussolini’s January rhetoric praising wheat farmers in Rome and taunting opponents beyond the Alps. It notes his September 1938 address and a Tor tign International gloss on Franco Franco relations, with Chamberlain’s Rome visit deemed unlikely to shift Italy’s aims.
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Indy
Tom Atnold
Ani
Franco
Imetarad
Medam
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