Strikes ripple across America hitting mills and plants
An early settlement in a power strike paralyzed the Saginaw valley of Michigan for 15 hours leaving nearly 100000 workers without electricity and affecting 400000 residents. Sidney Hillman said a textile workers strike affecting 50000 to 100000 silk mill employees could be called in about two weeks. Fisher Body in Baltimore and nearby factories shut down, 2200 workers idle. Ford Boston and a St Paul hotel saw strike action with offers rejected. New York truck and warehouse walkout grew to 2500 workers and 1500 trucks as talks continued. Hollywood news notes engagement of Wallace Rela Jr and Diana Beresford.
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Associated Pree
Saginaw Valley
Michigan
Great Lakes
Seaboard
Sidney Hillman
Textile Workers Organizing Cominites
Washington
Baltimore
Fisher Body
Baltimore Strick
Ford Motor Company
Boston
St. Paul
Minn
New York
Nebraska
Bria
Crayton
Fats
Don
Oregon
Pats
Tate
Ton
Fata
Rhowna
Eliaabeth
Contract Wife By Louise Holmes 1937 Press Novel Teases Masquerade
Patricia Warren, a secretary turned wife to actor Don Monteray, endures a yearned for disguise and blighted glamour as she plots to reclaim love. Don nurtures distance while Pats fights to resist the drab persona carved for public harmony. A Crayton club masquerade looms as Pats plans a dramatic break.
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Patricia Warren
Don Monteray
Trisay Warren
Pate
New York
Patricia
Rosamond Akers
Pats
Don
Timas
Java
Pata
Drouth Condition Theme in Billings
Drouth conditions were reported serious in eastern Montana despite recent rains by about forty officials from ten counties who gathered in Billings for a one day discussion. Leading the group were Harry L. Brown J L Taylor and John Dexter they reported grasshopper and cricket infestations in the region south of Billings. Brown and others did not inspect the infested areas during the afternoon.
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Billings
Seriotta
Montana
Harry L. Brown
Washington, D. C
J. L. Taylor
Montana State College
Bozeman
John Dexter
No Developments in Desmond Taylor Case
Los Angeles on June 5 reports state no new evidence has emerged in the William Desmond Taylor murder, with the county grand jury expected to be asked to indict at least two persons in connection with the 19 year old death. District Attorney Duron Witty cautioned against premature conclusions as the old case remains unsettled.
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Los Angeles
William Desmond Taylor
New York Plan on Medical Care Rejected by AMA
Atlantic City June 8 The house of delegates of the American Medical Association rejected a New York state delegation proposal for government funds to aid the poor medical care. A unanimously adopted substitute created an enabling act authorizing medical bodies to cooperate with the government on medical problems, with mixed opinions on the change and claims of progress. The New York plan would have directed public funds to existing hospitals serving the medically indigent, but the substitute dropped this provision.
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Atlantic City
House of Delegates
American Medical Association
New York State
New York
Modified Bankhead farm bill favored by senate panel
Washington June 9 A senate agriculture subcommittee gave a favorable recommendation to a modified Bankhead farm tenant loan bill. The plan, agreed with President Roosevelt, would authorize 10 000 initial year loans to help tenants buy homes, 25 000 000 second year, and 50 000 000 third year. The original bill sought 50 000 000 per year for ten years. Subcommittee members expect swift full committee approval for the revised measure.
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Washington
Senate Agriculture Subcommittee
Bankhead
Ala
Roosevelt
Hawkhead
Subcommittee
Host of Workers Through Aero Now Upon Strike
Chicago reports a major strike wave with 136000 wage earners across 18 states. Ohio accounts for about 54800 workers, including 46000 steel mill employees, as Indiana and Michigan follow with 19000 and 15200 respectively, while Nebraska lists 6000 truck workers idle in other industries. The strike centers on signed contracts with three large independent producers.
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AERO
Chicago
Indus
Ichengas
Ohio
Indiana
Galumet
Michigan
Auto. I
Nebraska
Strike Idle in Other States List Workers on Sitdown Walkout
Grivers and helpers rate while TH Houle had 3,660 steel workers idle and 500 textile workers on strike. The list for other states includes Connecticut 240 300 Kentucky 800 New Jersey 276 New York 3,700 North Carolina 400 Marys and 2,300 Massachusetts 1,600 Minnesota 600 California 4,100 Missouri 4,000 Penrose 4,000 Rhode Island 1,400 Tennessee 3,000 Virginia 1,200 Washington 600.
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TH Houle
Connecticut
Kentucky
New Jersey
New York
North Carolina
Marysand
Masgachunetts
Minnesota
California
Missouri
Penrose
Rhode Island
Ten$ensee
Virginia
Washington
Arawav Coffee Ad Promises Honest Quality Value
An advertisement touts Arawav coffee as specially selected, properly roasted, and freshly ground. It emphasizes a money-back guarantee and phrasing aimed at delivering high quality at a fair price, claiming it offers exceptional value for today.
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Hollywood
Calif
Wilan Wallace Rela, Jr
Wally Reid
Silent Rim
Diana Beres Ford
Barker
Cramer's Trading Post
Sielain
Ms. Des Eve
She Perenne
Louise Holmes
NEA Servite, Ince
Hart Mirror
Avalon
Dreas
Exer
Fan Mall
Rosie
Carelean
Patsy
Allver Sendala
Atlver
Unicare
Glepter Path 2
Northwest
Farve
A. Garmety
Gen'l. Agi
Placer Hater Bldg
Helana
Mont
Oby
Wana
Weggenman Market
Drouth
Greeley
Colo
Colorado
Agnes
Paris
Desmond Taylor
NEW Yorks
Corin
IMA Wine Company, Inc
Calpornea
Atrway
Brazil
Safeway—Pay'n Takit
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