Walkout of WPA workers grows amid rising hours protest
A nationwide walkout of WPA workers continued Saturday as the AFL and Works Progress admin arranged Wednesday meetings to discuss the protest against the 130 hour workweek for relief recipients. William Green urged union strength to oppose the longer hours, while WPA administrators faced disputed claims of widespread layoffs. Conference calls set for Chicago on the date, with officials reiterating government wage disputes.
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Associated Press
WPA
American Federation of Labor and Works Progress Administrators
William Green
4FL
Knife attack claim rocks Cleveland neighborhood
A Cleveland woman told AP she escaped a knife attack by Frank Dolers as he pursued her in the Dolezli area. Sheriff Martly O’Donnell said the 25th year old assailant is responsible for the stabbing death of Mrs Woreare Polia, while the victim fled from a second story window breaking her heel plate during the escape.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Jul
Frank Dolev
Martly
Ononnell
Bolezals
Fear Of Epidemic In Flooded Eastern Kentucky
Health officials moved to calm fears in the flood ravaged eastern Kentucky mountains where 67 deaths were reported. Dr Fred Roth and Dr Caudill in Broashill County led the response with epidemiologist Dr Tob Blackebey and state medical staff assuring the public amid disordered reports of an epidemic.
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Jackson Ky
Kentucky
Roth
Fred & Caudill
Broashill County
Frozen Creek
Tob Blackebey
Theresa
YMCA Plans New Camp by Helena Shores in 16 Acres
Edworthy announces a new YMCA camping site about 25 miles west of Helena near the Blackfoot Myer area donated by a private individual who wishes to remain anonymous. The camp will include a 16 acre tract with a dormitory for boys and girls and facilities such as an auditorium dining hall church and kitchen. It will host youth residents and campers with staff led athletics and activities pending final site details.
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Elena
Edworthy General Mecrotans
Helena
Linte Sunshine Camp
Litwath
Lidworths
Tloois Hui
Nosalble Jr
Bank Bandit Killed in Nebraska After Robbery
Reports say a bank holdup in Nebraska ended with the bandit fatally shot by officers at a busy intersection during the Saturday afternoon shopping rush. Federal agents join local police in pursuing a second suspect linked to an earlier 5000 to 1,600 volley incident at Morgan Cole Farmers State Bank.
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Berlee
Gwelire
Minarkin
Tot Morgin Cole Farmera State Bank
Bluth
Sneetal
Parolee Detained for Ten Years for Failing to Report
Louis Schultz, a parole violator, told Judge Dale Lemmon in Sacramento that he had a good reason for failing to report to the California parole officer for ten years. He is detained in the Colorado state penitentiary awaiting a potential ten year sentence.
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Sacramento
Louis Schultz
Dale Lemmon
California
Colorado
Oregon Circuit Court Upholds Antipicket Law
The Oregon circuit court upholds the state antipicket law in a decision restoring the right of labor to organize and bargain while prohibiting picketing at the plant unless worker conditions warrant it. The ruling notes the prohibition against interfering with rights and outlines limits on proximity and duration of demonstrations.
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Grogory
Naveen
Fahar Te Or
Iplayera
Ameria
Laker
Judson
Robert Ticker
Tamenot
Cona County
Arthur D Ray
Lake Counts
Advice From Secretary Sopkins Aide Sparks Policy Hint
A right hand assistant to Secretary Sopkins proposes business backed policy to ease government friction. A businessman and Johnson and Johnson board chairman R W Johnson advocates nonpartisan voter oriented reform. The fragment hints at editorial conflict and continues on Page 2 with political cautions.
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New York
Ward T Tharp
Rishi Hand
J. Htopkins
Johnson Cehairman
The
Tohnson and
Johnson Compan
Steveana Ta Cotemu
Maivar
Cis
New Bamnwick
Potitifana
Billion Dollar Ship Program 15 Startaled Warships
Navy pushes construction of 300 million dollars worth of warships within nineteen days. Materials are being manufactured and gathered at naval and commercial yards for a variety of other vessels, including five battle ships. Keel laying for the 36,000 ton South Dakota occurred July 5 at Camden.
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Washington
Navy
Wavy
South Dakota
Camden
Helena Forest Supervisor Set to Retire Soon
Helena Forest Supervisor Wilford White plans retirement as regional offices announce transition. The official details outline long service in forest management, with notes on past duties and ongoing transitions within the regional operations.
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Helena
Woo Wilford White
Bali
Forest
Smiysee Paiplaye
Helove Nathingto
Wiganday
Amd
Guc
Treasury 3 program on silver ends prompt pondering Europe
A chaotic, OCR damaged report notes a U S Treasury program ending with silver hoard transfers from New York storehouses to a West Point vault under military guard. It references Europe’s reaction and a broader war era memory, with disjointed lines about German conscription and British warnings.
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Treasury 3
New York
United States Treasury
Peter Malley
Hudson River
West Point
Military Academy 5 Forces
Obe Td
Did Fe
Cbs
Mme
Yankee Clipper Nears Britain in Uncertain Flight
A fragmented report describes the Yankee Clipper heading toward Britain, with unclear details about route and weather. The text mentions several names and places in a jumbled sequence, obscuring a clear event or outcome.
Souvenir Hunters Reap Crop of Odd Theft in Pasture
Reported incident describes souvenir hunters taking a cow horn from a pasture. The event involved a hogshead of confusion and an unverified count of 110 Mec. Authorities noted biased handling of the matter as the horn disappeared after a nearby disturbance.
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Yar Uan
Latest discovery links cancer to misused proteins in body
A newly announced finding suggests cancer involves proteins misused by the body. The German chemist W. and researchers describe how amino acids and amino acid chains break down and rebuild into different proteins, with glutamic acid highlighted as central. The study notes how the body’s handling of these amino acids relates to cancer development and protein synthesis.
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Ray York
Bipuks
Wien
Ander Wulk
Ander Wulk of Ms Tig Ussnes
Sint Nt
de Binitets
Carter
Gaee
Troy
Arkda
Helena Named by Citizens in Town Celebration
A large crowd gathered at the auditorium for Helena's selection as town hub for upcoming celebrations. The event drew more than 2000 people as townsfolk prepared for the Sixtieth jubilee and related festivities in the Civic center.
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Chame Gulch
Stanley
Miller
Crabbe
Civic Conte
Thin Rama
Huena
Inconsistent Demands Back Home Blamed for Budget Woes
Disjoint calls from voters back home cited as the cause of budget imbalance. Wheeler warns against domestic demagoguery and foreign pressure shaping policy, arguing prudent spending hinges on voter restraint and clear priorities. The piece critiques political rhetoric amid economic tension and party divides.
Governor Stark Takes Over Kansas City Police
The new police commission was formed as Governor Stark asserts control over the Kansas City police department. Rumors link the move to political tensions surrounding Tom Pendergast and Shank amid wartime governance and local party dynamics.
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K.C
Raney
Starke
Tana Hs Pelee
Ted Iy Nag
Sng
Fom
Holling Commission
Iin
Iether Post
Ronehty
Tayser
Shack
Storkite
More Uni
Inn
Republicana
Committee Oil Holds Upper Hand in War Policy Row
Washington July 8 Administration aides race to rally votes to move neutrality policy from the foreign affairs committee. Senate caucus. doubts linger as leaders weigh how to vote on the administration backed measure. Continued on Page 1.
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Committee Oil
Washington
Leutenants
Foreign Affairs Committee
Seutters
George 2 Gad
Gillette Joway Tee
Weike
Ueroammitee
Kamut
Thimselfen
Metall
Walton
Mysterious Man Emerges in Burgander Case
A mysterious figure enters the Burgander investigation as witnesses and a former prosecutor are drawn into the case. The narrative describes a tense confrontation involving two car salesmen killed, and a second unit awaiting in the desert as a youth arrives at the scene with a gun.
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Khonok
Judas
Aurgander Tal Ali
Ceor
Oor
Jack Peterson
Hills M Hans
Hla Ain
Woodpecker Causes Mayhem on Wile Hose Pike
A damaged report describes a woodpecker incident involving Auto Things Begin and Trappen Swiftly. The bird pecked at a vehicle, knocked a telephone pole, ruptured a hydrant, and damaged John Souder’s cellar before dying in the event.
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Woodpecker
Wooleker
Samuel Hine
Hutkin
Wwe
John Souder
Heat Wave Claims Dozens Across U S In Triple Digit Siege
The heat wave across the United States proved deadly with at least 47 deaths and record temperatures in several states. Severe storms spawned lightning and wind causing property damage while firefighters battled blazes amid extreme heat. The hardest hit regions included Missouri Ohio Kentucky and New York with temperatures reaching into the mid 90s to 100s in many cities.
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Cain
New York
New
Lake Mithixen
Chiago
Louisvile By
Kentucky
Padues
Minsouri
Town
Ohio
Michigan
Arkaaram
Wieronatg
Massachusetts
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