Flight adventure and a secret elopement plan
Georgette, worried for Anne Norris, begs Dick Douglas to fly her to North Point to stop Anne and Tony Scott from marrying. Anne rides with Tony, confident yet unsettled, as they race toward a marriage mill three hours away, while Georgette plots to intervene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teiteniar
Roseriss Howe
Georgette
Anne
North Point Sud
Douglas
Dick Douglas
Ette
Airet
Akeet
Tony
North Point
Marriage Mill
Midland
Elopers
Arnold
Dwight
Arnold Dwight
Toy
Tony Scott
Professor Learns the Way of Cows in Virginia
Dr. John Kr Hutcheson, director of agricultural extension for Virginia, explains his experiences with dairy cattle. He says even seasoned writers of textbooks can be surprised by the behavior of cows after college milking days and humorous mishaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
John, KR. Hutcheson
Virginia
Labor split in the CIO at Chicago Democratic convention
Bruce Catton notes John L. Lewis faces a pull by CIO leaders at the Chicago Democratic convention. Delegates Philip Murray Thomas Kennedy and R. J. Thomas oppose Lewis on Roosevelt’s renomination and on a potential CIO AFL-CIO rapprochement. Hillman’s defense committee seeks peace while CIO leaders push against Communist influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John L. Lewis
Philip Murray
Thomas J. Kennedy
United Mine Workers
Pennsylvania
R. J. Thomas
United Automobile Workers
Michigan
Labor Leaders Face Shift as Oliver Quits New York Party
The article notes E. Oliver resigns as head of Labor's Now Farksan League and joins the American Labor Party in New York. The move follows the party's drift toward Communist party lines, distancing from Roosevelt's New Deal and diminishing Lewis's direct influence while keeping Oliver in close contact with labor leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
E. 4
Oliver
Labor
American Labor Party
New York
Roosevelt
League
Mrs. C. Anderson Dies After Long Hempstead County Life
Mes Callie Anderson 51 a Hempstead County resident died at her home near Hope Tuesday Funeral services will be held at the various Joel branches in Hempstead county She is survived by five sons Claude Jess Ysaac Sidney and Arthur of Hempstead county four daughters Mrs C W Yate Newton Kan Mrs W C Abbott Mrs R H Tunstall and Mrs Sneed Daniels all of Hempstead county four sisters and one brother.
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Callie Anderson
Hempstead County
Hope
Hitveli
Etelock
Macesdorda
Govns
Claude
Jess
Ysaac
Sidney
Arthur
C. W. “Yate
Newton
Kan
W. C. Abbott
R. H. Tunstall
Sneed Daniels
Cat Nero Catches Fish Near Shore in Monongah Creek
In Montogal West Virginia an old habitant reports Nero the tawny cat owned by Mrs Lonnie Ferrell fishing in a closed stream. Children recall Nero approaching the shallow water and diving in to grab an eight inch fish, while a man known as Spika English MONTOCAL is mentioned as a habitual lawbreaker. The tale frames Nero as a bold fish hunter despite streetwise confusion about game laws.
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Mary: Kinnavey Moore
Espyright
REA Aeavicr, Inc
Anne Norris
Carol Johnson
Fleet 09
Pinkham’s
Rabies Specialty Shop
Bruce Catton
Bruce Catson
Washington Correspor
John. L
Halifax
Emil Rieve
Textile Workers
Sherman Dalrymple
Rubber Workers
van Bittner
Auto Workers
United Mineworkers
Chester S. Gulden
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Comithitinist
Dotsina
Hillman
Joel
Tnt
Gseet
Independent Labor Committee
Bestarabia
Russia
Rumania
Beltsville
National Bureau of Standards
Geo. W. Robison & Co
Nashville
Ralph ‘Diamond Cafe
Carter
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