Bruce Catton Reports On GM UAW Strike Labor Board Ambiguity
Bruce Catton discusses the Detroit Cleveland area UAW strike against General Motors. He notes the National Labor Relations Board has not acted on a union election petition and explains how Chrysler precedents and plant- level bargaining units could shape which union, CIO or AFL, becomes the bargaining agent. The piece highlights the unusual cohesion of the UAW and the impact of the tool and die workers on production despite divisions within the union.
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Washington
United Automobile Workers
General Motors
Detroit
Cleveland
Nationa Labor Relations Board
Hage
A. F
Leweig
A. F. of L
Chrrysler
ALB of Ly
Chrysler
Edwin 5. Smith
A.F
Senate
International Union
Gene Cra Motors
Labor i Bere
Opf
Dig Makers
Mien
Moh
Dic Jakers
Hopkins declares national business on the upgrade
Secretary of Commerce Harry Hopkins says July shows continued recovery movement begun in May with activity ahead of last year across major lines. He notes improved third quarter prospects and business policies with less hesitation. President Roosevelt arrives in Hyde Park to plan several days of work as Congress adjourns.
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Washington
Harry Hopkins
Jess Hesitaney
Hyde Park
N Y
Roosevelt
Seddon
U.S. Civil Rolls Reach a New Peak
The Civil Service Commission reported that June civil employment in the U.S. executive branch reached a record high of 9,261 workers, aided by a seasonal rise. Total payroll rose by 2418 from May to 140,140,548 dollars, with WPA funds partly covering administrative positions. Congress appropriated 260,997,576 dollars more than the president’s budget.
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Washington
Congress
Civil Service Commission
Uae
Wigston Siti
Danzig Leader in Hitler Interview Flare of Diplomacy
Berlin report claims Albert Forster, head of the Free City of Danzig, flew to Salzburg near the Austrian border amid a German newspaper attack on Poland. Arrangements for a possible meeting with Adolf Hitler were described, but confirmation on whether Forster met the Führer remained uncertain.
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Berlin
Poland
Adolf Hitler
Free City
Danzig
Albert Forster
Viahl
Salsburg
Forset
Fuehrer
Hope Car Figures in a Collision on No. 29
A CHIT Line car and a machine from Shreveport collided on highway No. 29 south of Time Monday. Both vehicles were badly damaged and brought here for repairs. details were not available.
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Hope
Shreveport Volliter
Highway No
Fe Jin
Cranium Crackers Current Musical Figures Spotlight
A fragmentary item lists notable performers and entertainers such as Adelina Pattisas and Walter Damrosel. It references varied roles, including chefs, composers, and pianists, with mentions of public reception and fame. The text is garbled but preserves several names and a note on audience size.
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Vandy Ager
Eaeb Ee
Yu van Pick
Adelina Pattisas
Gandy Ety
Walter Damrosel
Vanduetar
Tal Laurie Melchier
Lawrence ‘Wibbet
Kirsten Flagstands
New Orleans Weighs $100000 Price to Remove Shushan Name
Monday night officials of the Orleans Levee Board considered spending up to 100000 to remove the Shushan name from Shushan Airport and related sites. The board has long debated erasing the former president’s imprint after controversy over a 496000 bond refunding fee. Public sentiment cited the Huey P Long era’s practice of naming landmarks after politicians.
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New Orleans
Shushan Aiport Frere
Orleans
Shushan
Leller
Richard W Jleche
Quote on fallen foe and revoneiled one
A fragmentary quotation warns that a fallen enemy may rise again while the revoneiled one is not yet proven. The text reflects archaic spelling and attribution to Schilter.
Delaney Offers Gas-Rate Move at Arkansas Hearing
A1) W A Delaney of Louisianiae Navada Transit proposed withdrawing his gas permit application if Ark La Co meets competitive rates. The ArkLaCo faces a hearing on building a parallel pipeline to Hope and Okay while delaying costs. Delaney argues the move would lower fuel costs for Arkansas industries.
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Little Rock
W. A. Delaney
Louisianiae Navada Transit Company
Arkans Louisiana
Arkansas
Waitord Stile Utilities
Commis
Commission
Levigiana-Nevada
Arkeansas- Louisiana
Hope
Okay
Arkansas-Louisiana
Ideal Cement
Okus
Louisiana-Nevada Company
Delaney
Winners Decided in Tennis Tourney
Winners were crowned in a local tennis tourney with Stan ford Buchiman beating Youn Archer 6 4 in senior days doubles. Sith and Young won doubles 6 1. Mixed doubles Smil and Smith defeated Hinton and Archer 6 0 6 1. Reynolds and Whitehurst won girls doubles 6 1 6 0. Reynolds beat Hitter 6 1 6 8 in girls singles. Smith beat Taye in men singles. Youths Singh Youd defeated Stafford. Tournament set for September 46 at Southwest Arizona.
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Stanford Buchiman
Youn Archer A
Sith & Young
Walker & Taylor & Fi
Smil & Smith
Hinton & Archer
Doudles
Reynolds & Whitehurst
Smith & Whitwertly
Reynalds
Hitter
Smith
Taye
Field
Bill Helis Luxury Yacht and New Orleans Heiress of Taste
Oil king Bill Helis lives in an Audubon boulevard mansion in New Orleans. He spent vast sums on furnishings and owns the largest private yacht in southern waters, the 160 foot William G. Helis II. A bigger yacht is being built by a London firm for island hopping and world cruising. His hobbies include salt water fishing cards and Scotch with friends while he follows boxing and gambling on sports events.
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New Orleans
Hill
Flonadher
Audubon Boulevard
Rockford
Mil
Teom
Southern Yacht Club
Lake Pontchartrain
Southern
William G. Helis
Helis
John R. Brinkley
Kansas
Mexico
Bill
London
South Sea Islands
San Francisco
Hong Kong
Holis
Jim Londos
Max Schimeling
Max
Joe
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Louisiana Probe Gathers Steam as Grand Jury Advances
New Orleans attorney general P O John Rogge says federal probe into Louisiana political corruption is accelerating. He notes focus on big violators while smaller cases are lined up, with the grand jury slated for overtime sessions beginning Tuesday, possibly including Saturdays.
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New Orleans
John Rogge
Tursday
Louisiana
Rogge
Mrs W C Reece Dies at 49 in Hope Oklahoma
Mrs W C Reece aged 49 of Hope Oklahoma died Tuesday morning at Chester hospital after an operation. Survived by husband three daughters Miss Mary Elton Reece Mrs J E Stamps Mrs J B Gentry, one son Donald Reeve, two sisters Mrs O B Hubbard and Mrs Dewey Baker, one brother Ross Bright, and five grandchildren. Funeral services 4 PM Wednesday at Silver Springs conducted by Rev Holis Purtle.
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W.Q. Reece
West Seventh Street
Byugelock
Dilly Chester Hospital
Mary Elton Reece
J. E. Stamps
J. B. Gentry
All of
Hope
Donald Reeve
0. B. Hubbard
Sabel
Okla
Dewey Baker
Ross
Bright
Shever Springs
Holis
Bob Burns Feted by His Home Town in Arkansas
Van Buren Arkansas hosted Bob Burns for his first homecoming in three and a half years. A nationwide radio broadcast from the city of 5000 capped the day, with Burns starring in Our Leading Citizen alongside Susan Hay and Gov Cael Bo Bailey. A luncheon at the Wond Memorial Christian Church drew 506 guests, including Burns relatives from Oklahoma and Colorado. Burns thanked his home crowd, saying the celebration proved a man can achieve success and still come home.
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van Buren
Ark
Bob Burns
Hollywood
Fort Smith
Burns
Cael Bo Bailey
Tom English
van Geren
Joseph Allien
Susan Hay
Tere
Frances W. Shiver
Wond Memorial Christian Church
Tower
Yenre
Robert L. Cook
Bug
Okla
Collins Needham
Pueblo
Cola
Rugh Wright
Poteau
Ferris 'T
Kate
Frank Ozment
Tali- Hind
Olle
Ball Managers to Meet Wednesday in Hope
Ball managers of the Hope Softball association are asked to attend a meeting at the Hope Star office at 120 o'rock Woodensd in the afternoon. Plans will be discussed for holding the district softball tournament in Hope August 6 7 18. General business policies of the league will also be reviewed.
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Hope Softball Association
Hope Star
O'Rock
Wodensd
Hope
Child's Exposed Heart at Birth Stuns Manila Hospital
In Manila a newborn girl Maria Corazon is presented with an exposed heart through a chest opening visible in a glass enclosure. Dr Gerllem de Castile notes the heart remains outside the thoracic cavity, with surgeons discussing potential enlargement of the opening but deciding against immediate operation. The mother reportedly died shortly after.
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Manila
Odie Neeby
Gerllerma de Castile
Reuters
Nother
Cotton crop seen at 11.41 million bales in first forecast
Agriculture Department estimating 11,412,000 bales for the year based on August 1 conditions, with 24,424,000 acres under cultivation. Last year 11,943,000 bales were harvested from 24,249,000 acres as the 10 year average yields 13.8 million bales. Yield per acre forecast at 223.7 pounds versus 235.8 last year. Arkansas output pegged at 1,915,000 bales. Secretary Wallace says surplus food distribution via stamps will gradually expand in the new fiscal year.
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Washington
Departement of Agriculture
Arkansas
Debt Adjustment Session Saturday Hope Farm Debt Meeting
Debt burdened farmers may seek expert assistance at the Hempstead county farm debt adjustment committee meeting on August 12 at the Farm Security Administration office in Hope. The 9 a.m. session aims to avoid foreclosure by mediating between debtors and creditors, with voluntary, confidential, impartial services sponsored by the Farm Security Administration. C. P. Boyd, district farm debt adjustment fieldman from Little Rock, is expected to attend.
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Hempstead County Farm Debt Adjustment Committee
Farm Security Administration
Hope
Ys. C. P. Boyd
Little Rock
Keen Johnson Dominates Kentucky Gubernatorial Race
In Louisville Kentucky Lieutenant Governor Kern Johnson held a strong lead with a near two thousand vote majority over John Young Brown in the Democratic gubernatorial nomination race. The Republican primary saw Circuit Judge King of Lexington extend her edge over Sherman Coons of Somerset.
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Louisville
Kern Johnson
John Young Brown
King
Lexington
Avey
John Sherman Coons
Somerset
Cotton market report from New Orleans opens trading
Cotton prices in New Orleans opened Tuesday at 9.13 with mild activity. By late trade, spot cotton closed quietly with a slight 13 point decrease as moldling S43 noted.
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New Orleans
Spei
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