Lewis and Green Battle Over Labor Split Threat
Washington May 2. The AF of L split threat loomed as John L Lewis attacked William Green in a policy inquiry, vowing to resist Green's ultimatum while UMW leader Lewis resisted Green’s push to dissolve his faction and keep organizing by guild lines. The dispute centers on craft unions, with Lewis pressing for control of industrial organizing and Green resisting.
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World News In Gist Amid Tax Hall and Navy Debate
A digest item reports Washington contending with tax and adjournment disputes as President Halle faces challenges. Navy chief cites laws on vital matters, while policy calls for congressional inquiry into Black Legion activities and broader naval expansion. Japan explains troop movements in north China as Britain promotes voyage of the Queen Mary to New York. Jean Harlow seeks court permission to standardize her name, amid other scattered society notes.
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Prison Camp Cook Kills Two Then Escapes in Louisiana
May 2007 reports two inmates were killed and a cook escaped from a Louisiana prison camp. Wilfred Lindsay, serving a life term, was identified as a suspect after a shooting at the Himels home before fleeing into nearby woods. A strong posse and local authorities conducted a manhunt, with tensions high as investigators sought motive and connections to the attack.
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Herbert Hoover to Visit Montana Scout Council
Mrs Herbert Hoover will visit Bozeman with Boy Scouts and the council. Jonathan Chilman, secretary, notes the trip follows a fall mission and a return the next day for a grand rally led by the local scout region.
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Contempt Charge Faces Townsend and Aides
Washington May 27 AP reports Townsend and aides may be charged with contempt after a dispute over access to a hearing. The action centers on rights tied to a district attorney case and a stalled proceeding. The situation involves a privileged resolution likely to be submitted to a route formation for immediate consideration.
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Coughlin and Landon Support Statements Reported
The text reports Charles Gongwha head of the Niviows Union condemning support for Governor Al Landon if he became the Republican candidate. It quotes a telephone message criticizing the New Deal and Roosevelt, while urging Landon to focus on personal elections.
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Federal securities offering planned for Monday
Washington May 27 government officials announce a Monday offering of about 2.05 billion in government securities. Secretary Morgenthau aims to boost cash reserves and fund operations including veterans bonuses, with a plan to strengthen the treasury balance amid refinancing and new cash needs.
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Colonel Turner Aims To Break Los Angeles Providence Record
Colonel Rogscoe Turner announced he would attempt a new air record from Los Angeles to Providence. The plan calls for takeoff tomorrow morning as he seeks to claim a faster crossing. The announcement came during a session in Pittsburgh where Dr RW Thompson of Van Buren was named moderator for the United Presbyterian Church in North America.
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Dionnes to be on air tonight amid celebrations
The scene centers on a late night broadcast with Dionnes and guests expected to discuss a birthday abstract, plans and anticipated visits. Officials from the Canadian trade commission and a French Canadian team are noted to attend. A prominent ceremony at St Iamen Palace marks the honors to Lin Ay oid Mus 204 Colonel pan Myr Charles A Paidboreth and other dignitaries.
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Roosevelt Tax Bill Sparks Senate Clash Over Revenue
Washington May 27 President Roosevelt pushes for higher revenue yield from the tax bill triggering bitter Senate Finance Committee discord. Leaders debate how to fund a public works program and a boosted revenue target, with plans for debate anticipated as the panel mulls appropriation and public works provisions.
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Friars Face Trial Over Immorality Allegations in Ceriany
A government statement reports friars in Ceriany implicated in immoral acts. Friar Peter Steinivitz, 46, and Wilhelm Schroder, 28, along with two youths aged 18 and 14, are charged with abnormal acts involving adults and minors. Accused officials face implications of misused authority and patrimonial debtissues in a case described as tied to clerical misconduct and coercive acts.
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Just a Minute with Irvin and Corr in Bronx Protest
A Bronx apartment meeting drafted fiery resolutions urging management to halt washing in hallways and garbage on fire escapes while allowing children to use the back court as a playground. The superintendent questions what he can do about the Scott share today.
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Federal inquiry looms over Black Legion activity stateside
Detroit May 2, congressional inquiry to expose Black Legion and allied secret terrorist networks across many states. Reported investigations focus on leadership, alleged threats, and ties to a supposed nationwide movement. Officials, lawmakers, and observers weigh possible legal actions and public safety implications.
Aga Khans Mahmoud Wins Derby Despite Close Finish
The Derby saw Aga Khans Mahmoud surge to victory as Boswell trailed in a strong front pack. Wagering showed Mahmoud favored at 190 to 1 in a chaotic, high-stakes race with dramatic odds shifts and late bids from Wyphon and others.
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Queen Mary Sails for United States in Convoy Escort
The Queen Mary steamed westward toward the United States with a convoy overhead and a small fleet of ships nearby. Crowds watched from the harbor as the liner began its voyage, a symbol of transatlantic pride and wartime transport, with a pinnacle crew and security in place.
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Pettengill Measure to Be Laid on Shelf
Washington May 2 The Pettengill measure to amend the Interstate Commerce Act faced delays as Chairman Wheeler of the Interstate Commerce Committee indicated possible enactment this session. Regular party actions appeared unsettled with party lines blurred and a test vote on the measure postponed.
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British to Try to Calm Arab Bands in Holy Land
May 27 Jerusalem reports British forces hastily mobilizing special police and watchmen to shield Jewish districts as ongoing Arab bands fire intermittently. Across Mount Carmel, Samaria, and Acre, tensions flare while British troops head to Palestine to restore order amid street clashes and rebel activity.
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Strikes Hit Seventeen States Amid Labor Unrest
Broad wave of strikes disrupts workplaces across seventeen states. Texas centennial prep delayed as drivers and other workers walk out, organizers report immediate nationwide picketing. In Tibet a mystic selection claims a role as spiritual leader amid unrest. Jury deadlocked in a Florenza murder trial after nine hours of deliberation.
Deadlock in House and Senate Reclaimed by Reform Efforts
The article reports a continued stalemate between the House and Senate described as reclamation. It notes Western lawmakers submitting proposals for the program and a Mahoney amendment in the Wyoming senator’s committee. The piece mentions a plan to restore funding and continue vital functions despite the deadlock, with a focus on governance and budgetary steps.
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