Three Arrested in Poison Alcohol Scheme Shocks City
New York police say three men were arrested after a poison alcohol distribution ring led to 26 deaths across the city. Investigators traced bootlegging from a Bronx plant to buyers in Manhattan and Bronx. A worker and two others face murder and distribution charges as authorities continue to probe the widespread kill.
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Scouts Pack Meeting Under Alcohol Death Scare
The Prescott area reports a troubling sequence linked to a Boy Scout Pack No. 8 birthday party. Police note multiple alcohol related deaths around events, with two incidents highlighted during a February gathering. Families and officials consider safety and legal actions as investigations continue.
Local social notes from Hope and BL Dow area
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Community progress and awards in Bethlehem area improvements
The Bethlehem community reports widespread home improvements, road and telephone upgrades, and recreational area development around the new community building. White farmers aided Negro families, and the RodlasLona cooperative and the power company supported five wheel and show activities as Evelyn Severzen and Burley Pettyjohn led extension service efforts. Judge Harris noted state competition results with a winner announced in April.
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Status of Stringers Discussed by William H Eaton
United Press reports the Law Department weighs extending Fair Labor Standards Act coverage to stringers. Wage-Hour officials eyeing implications as publishers and associations push to keep stringers classed as independent reporters. Lundquist reviews all comments. no decision yet.
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Senate committee funds boost for aviation and defense needs
The Senate committees restored a House cut to 61.95 million for construction and equipment in aviation and related defenses. They added 795 thousand for investigations and included money for the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics and government aviation research.
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New York Garment Workers Strike Shocks Industry
In New York a mass walkout by ILGWU members from the garment sector sparked a general strike impact across the tri state area. Rally speakers ILGWU President David Duksky and APL-CIO President George Meyny addressed thousands outside Madison Square Garden as the walkout drew in about 165000 workers across New York State New Jersey Connecticut Delaware Massachusetts Pennsylvania and Rhode Island with 60000 union members in the city.
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Faubus pledge and brothel law amid strike fallout
Summary of political notes includes Faubus remarks on September actions and a new brothels law published in the Official Gazette, granting six months for compliance while workers face implied layoffs. Federal and city mediators failed to avert a threatened strike as workers prepare a mass walkout involving Madison Square Group area trades and five employer mills. Also reports a Pensacola crash quiz: Marine instructor and sailor killed when a 1-28 plane went down near Rivergreen.
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Samera Exports Rise With Box Office and Film Projects
Washington reports higher export values led by increased fixed-figure box game gear and still picture projectors. The 1856 year shows a peak, totaling $64,022,104, surpassing the previous year as ports handle larger shipments.
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