Bridges and Arrests Stir Washington Labor Talks
Washington observers note the dispute centers on Harry Bridges and the Longshoremen Union amid deportation cases and an arbitrator ruling a Los Angeles San Pedro picket line illegal. Stalmaster ruled the stoppage violated contract terms and sanctioned one week suspensions for the workers. Bridges and union leadership accuse the arbitrator of bias as labor officials point to past picket line provocations linked to Bridges’ followers.
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Washington
Harry Bridges
Los Angeles
Bridges
Urata
Bridges West
Communist Party
Mei Manu
Sng
San Pedro
Chings Sympathia~ers
Waterfront Employers’ Association
Secretary of Labor
Los Angeles-San Diego
Tevin Stalmester
Stalmaster
Weel
Haltei
Sturmmaster
Ueunion
Longshoremen’s Union
Starmaster
Perkins
Labor Department
Harry Lundberg
Aanyone
Union
Parallel Gas Lines Question To Be Settled August 7
The Arkansas Utilities Commission will hear a plan August 7 to allow parallel gas lines from the Louisiana Nevada Transit Company alongside Arkansas Louisiana Gas Company lines to Hope and Okay. The case questions granting a new line and whether Arkansas Louisiana’s rates justify protection of its territory. The hearing precedes a broader review of the Ark-La rate structure later in the summer.
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Luptle Rgck
Commission
Arkansas
Louisiana-Nevada Transit Company
Federal Power Commission
Arkansas-Louisiana
Hope and
Okay
Louisiana-Nevada Company
Catton Valley
Louisiana
Arkansas-Louisiana Company
Waskami
Monroe
Teache
Cities Service Company
The
Utilities Commission
Louisiana Nevada
Ark -Louisiana
Prvate
Originaly
Ideal Cement Company
Lope Brick Company
Uupe Water & Light Company
MMR
Louisiana-Nevinly ‘Transit
Hastle Iherement Company
Hope Brick Company
Hope Water & Light
Arkimsas- Louisionia Canonry
Sumer
President Backing Hatch Bill Stirs White House Action
President Romsevelt expressed support for the Hatch bill aimed at prohibiting pernicious political activities. He noted a real issue in possible actions under broad language and said the White House awaits a decision. He will study the measure over the weekend.
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Washington
Romsevelt
White House
Where Do You Go Cranium Crackers Question
A reader asks for directions to locate the largest library in the world Grinnell College The Sugar Bush and the Canadian House of Cont... Answers appear on page two
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Somchedy
Grinnel College
Et Voringfosalls
Sugar Bush
Train Derailment Injures Fifty Seven At Grand Canyon
The Grand Canyon wreck Friday left 57 people hurt as two locomotives and four coaches jumped the rails. Of those injured, 87 remained hospitalized and 20 received first aid at the scene as the Santa Fe line blocked for reports. The train carried 190 travelers from various points worldwide.
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Grand Canyon
Arle
Santa Fe
A Thought More Helpful Than All Wisdom or Counsel
A fragment quotes George Elin praising simple Humanity as a draught more helpful than wisdom or counsel, emphasizing steadfast humane support.
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George Elin
Mind Your Manners in Social Etiquette Q and A
A reader quiz on proper thank you notes and social replies. Answers emphasize promptness, brevity, and appropriate notes or cards for social visits, with guidance on dating, note format, and timely responses.
Union Compress Expands To Store 65,000 Cotton Bales
Union Compress and Warehouse at Hope announces a $20,000 expansion to add a brick wall and a storage shed, lifting capacity from 52,500 to 65,000 bales. Current stock is 46,500 bales with completion expected by August. superintendent H. O. Kyler provided the update.
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Union Compress & Warehouse Company
Hope
H. O. Kyler
Slape
Walt
Kyler
Garner Defended After Lewis Stirs Congress Storm
Vice President Garner won an ovation after John L. Lewis denounced him as an evil old man. Texas lawmakers defended Garner, praising his honesty and integrity amid sharp bipartisan defense. Senators weighed political implications as debate over the labor leader’s charges intensified.
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Garner
House
John L. Lewis
Texas
Luther A. Johnson
Don
Yor
Yeur S
Lewis
Sheppard den
Tex
Prohibition
Cone
Senate
Sante
Capitol Hill
King
McCarran
der. Nev
Dabur
Road Safety Gain Comes to an End
The National Safety Council reports that highway life-saving gains ended after 20 consecutive months of improvement. June deaths totaled 2430, up 20 or one percent from June 1938, ending the nationwide trend. Onion harvest festival slated for August 15 in Grange County as Florida and New York plan onion bag piles.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Florida
New York
Grange County
World Poultry Congress Brings Thousands to Cleveland Show
International poultry event with 20 acres by Lake Erie features 700 rare birds from six nations. Dutch bantams valued at 100 dollars, France’s faverolle, Cuban Romagnoli and Italy’s pigeon display highlight a three year cycle congress with experts from Berlin to New Brunswick offering guidance. The 1939 gathering aims to boost global poultry trade and science.
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J. J. Smitze
NEA
Cleveland
International
Hollen
United States
Lake Erie
Bronx
Holland
France
Great Britain
Canada
Cuba
Italy
Jing
Alessandro Ghigi
University of Bologa
Ghigi
Banty
Reece
Congress
Dr. Wison
Ratgees Unive
New Brunswic
Paveralle
Paris
Ha Atkins
Davenport
American Poultry Association
John Farmer
U.S. Dy
Ghat
Karl Vetter
Berlin
Aerciuiturn
Fost
Hague
Netherlands
Last of Dr. Mayas Dies at Age of 78
Rochester Minnesota April 4 The Last of Dr William Maya a famed surgeon and son of a county sheriff died in his sleep at age 78 after a serious stomach ailment and an operation on April 22 He trained with his brothers and became one of medical historys greatest surgeons known to thousands of patients
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Rochester
Roosevelt Flayed by Italian Editor in Rome
Maly Gaya editorial writer Prihay described the denunciation of the United States Japan trade treaty as a new demonstration of presidential dictatorship. Gayda called Washington's move a personal contribution of the United States president to a war of democracies against Japan. A new ridge at Vesatile with a mile street length will be supported by floating points towns.
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Maly PE
Virginia Gaya
Prihay
Gayda
Washington
United States
Japan
eSatile
Legth
Rainfall record for area shows nearly two inches collected
The Fruit and Crock Branch Experiment Station reports a total of 4.79 inches of rainfall from Thursday afternoon to Friday noon. Rain lashed residential streets as cloudy weather and cool temperatures followed a stretch of high heat in many regions. Associated Press notes soaking rains in Pennsylvania and New England, with drought relief limited elsewhere.
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Fruit and Crock Branch
Rai
Associated Press
Pennsylvania
New England
Pacific Northwest
Jupiter may harbor TA00 bodies the size of the warth
A terse note suggests Jupiter could contain TA00 bodies comparable in size to the warth. The fragment hints at a planetary-scale consideration without detailing discovery or context.
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Jupiter
Watermelon Feast for Hope High Football Squad
B L Rauhuan will be lost to prospective members of the 1939 Hope High School football squad at a watermelon feast at Fair Park Friday night starting at 7. Mr Kaufman invites the Young Business Men's association to decide all candidates for the 1939 grid team and meet coaches Foy Sammons and Bill Beasties. The discussion will cover the 1934 schedule, complete except for one game, and prospects for the coming season. All association members and team candidates are urged to attend.
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B. L. Rauhuan
Hope
Fair Park
Kaufman
Business Men's Associatiin
Foy Sammons
Bill Beasties
Magnolia completes 45th well Foster No. 2 in Southwood
Magnolia Ark. The Magnolia field reports its 45th well, Foster No. 2 by Southwood Oil, brought in as a good producer in SENE 24-17-20. Tubing pressure 1480 psi, casing 1300 psi. Daisy Glasgow No. 1 in NE NE 22-17-20 near completion and anticipated as field’s near-term top producer. About 2,000 visible stars noted overhead on a clear night.
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Magnolia. Ark
Magnolia
Southwood Oil Company
Sene
Daisy Glasgow
Bailey Backers Defeat Highway Revenue Amendment Fight
In a bitter special session clash, Bailey supporters defeated Kimzey of Magnet on a proposal to strip a $140,000,000 highway bond refunding bill of a pledge not to cut motor vehicle licenses unless highway revenues exceed 17 million for two years. Milum led administration speakers against the amendment as Rowell of Pine Bluff warned of a reconsideration move.
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Mule Rock
Senate
Kimzey
Magnet
Bailey
Rowell
Pine Bluff
Milum
Kimzoy
Conviction in Oil Case Reversed by Appeals Court
CHICAGO political press report states the U S Circuit Court of Appeals reversed the government verdict convicting 12 oil companies and five individuals of conspiring to raise and fix gasoline prices. The panel ordered a retrial and said the jury should decide if conspirators restrained interstate commerce beyond reasonableness rather than on Sherman act violation.
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Chicago
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Patrick T. Stone
Madison, Wis
McFaddin Speaks at Rotary Meet at Hope Club
F McFaddin delivered a luncheon review of the Rotarian magazine at the Hope Rotary Club Friday noon at Hotel Barlow. He analyzed two articles debating a European newspaper correspondent pool forming one great government versus autocracies, with the negative warning that it could trigger a single great power and immediate war.
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F. McFaddin
Hope Rotary Club
Barlow
Imagine Requiring That All Men Work In Chickasha
Alderman Ed Singleton reveals Chickasha has enforced a decades old pall tax ordinance requiring every able bodied male adult to perform 12 hours of street work annually. The city had been letting males off by paying $3 per year in lieu of labor.
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Chickasha
Okla
Ed Singleton
Cotton prices open lower in New Orleans market
The New Orleans cotton market opened Friday at 9.03 cents and closed around 8.98 to 9.00 cents per pound. Spot cotton closed quietly three points lower with middling price at 9.35 cents.
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New Orleans
Spot
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Willard Thompson
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