Strikes Force New Shutdowns in Auto and Rubber Plants
Detroit bulletin reports multiple plant shutdowns as strikes hit Chevrolet in Flint and Firestone in Akron. At Flint three divisions of Chevrolet Motor plant closed Monday amid speed up disputes with United Automobile Workers. Akron Firestone suspends operations over union recognition, no picket lines. Aluminum workers shift allegiance to Lewis Committee for Industrial Organization, signaling broader CIO realignment with ongoing rival organizing efforts.
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Flint
Mich
Chevrolet Motor Company
United Automobile Workers of America
Cpse
Stone Tire & Rubber Co
Con
Akron
American Federation of Labor
William Green
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Steel and Electrical Industrias
Green
CIO
Belecticn
Aluminum Workers Union
New Kensington
Aluminum Company of America
Wllly Maser
CLO
A.fl of L
Court Delays Labor Act Ruling Amid Appeals
The Supreme Court postponed ruling on the Wagner labor relations act and Washington wage laws for women, delaying final decisions until at least next Monday. It also put off action on a petition to reconsider its four to four decision upholding New York unemployment insurance. A separate note mentions Brooklyn Bridge’s dedication on May 24 1883 tied to Steve Brodlie.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Wagner Labor Relations Net
New York
A Thought Nethd Answereth a Matter Before Heaven
A fragment echoes Proverbs 18 13 about answering before listening and shows folly and shame in premature judgment. The old fashioned wording hints at a moral admonition about weighing evidence before replying. Recognizable biblical phrasing anchors the brief note as a didactic biblical quotation in a historical paper.
Review of Week in Nevada Field
In Nevada field activity last week produced two wells from Tokio sand at about 2200 feet and a dry hole in proven territory. Benedum & Trees Oil Co. reported Mary Jackson No 1 good for 1000 barrels daily. Fincher No 3 promising at 1200 bbls daily, while Navalosh sand proved shallow at Junior Haynie No 1 with minimal oil show.
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Prescott
Ark
Nevatt County
Benedum & Trees Oil Co
Mary Jackson No. 1
Benedum & Trees of Co
Fincher No. 3
Tokio
Woodbine
Navalosh
Berry Asphalt Company
Waterloo
Powers of
Shrevepom
Steele & Warmack
William Ifignie
Waterlis
Powers
William Haynie
C. B. & F. Petroleum Oil Co
Nacatesh Ane
Benedum & ‘Trees Oil Co
Lilly Hook
Wildcat
W. BE
Stewart
Sutton
Judge Rider to Address Hope Kiwanis Club
County Judge Frank Rider will discuss county government issues before the Hope Kiwanis club at noon Tuesday as part of a program arranged by A. H. Wade. H. H. Huskey Hempstradt County Farm Bureau president and State Soil Conservation committeeman will speak on soil conservation developments.
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Hope Kiwanis Club
Frank Rider
A. H. Wade
H. H. Huskey
Hempstradt County Farm Bureau
State Soil Conservation Program
Huskey
L A Prosecutor Shot in His Auto in Los Angeles
District Attorney Baron Fitts was shot and wounded Sunday night as four men forced his car to the curb on Foothill Boulevard east of the city and fired through the windshield. The bullet hit his left arm. Edwin Myers said no occupants could be identified and the assailants fled. Continued on page three.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Baron Fitts
Foothill Boulevard
Edwin Myers
Fitts
Myers
Mind Your Manners Answers for a secretary
A vintage etiquette Q and A outlines proper office conduct and letter salutation. It states never mock a boss or interrupt while transcribing. Preferred salutation is Gentlemen, dates show March 1 1937, streets spelled out as Twenty fourth Street, and avoid personal interruptions by identifying the firm and department when correcting errors.
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Brown
NBA
Control Bill for Liquor Advertising Passes House 67-13
LITTLE ROCK The house voted 67 to 1% to pass the Nichols bill prohibiting liquor advertising by radio, billboard, or window display and to relax local option election rules. A clincher motion delayed senate referral as Ward plans reconsideration on Tuesday citing constitutional concerns.
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Little Rock
Nichols
Ward
Lee
Senate
Turned Brown By Brown Turner In Knox County
Knoxville story describes tourist season preparations with emphasis on road widening and billboard spending to attract visitors. The piece mentions scenic appeal, Arkaneus reference, and vague observations on local changes and traffic, framed as a lively, period voice.
Stewart Plans to Drill New Rocky Mound Oil Test
Real estate dealer R Q Bridewell said on Monday that W and Stewart will drill a new wildcat oil test in the Rocky Mound area east of Hope if landowners waive 1937 rentals. Ten owners have waived rent to enable another test, names include Tom Evans and E M McWilliams.
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Stewart
Rocky Mound
R. Q Bridewell
Hope Real Estate
W. &. Stewart
Hope
Tyler
Texas
Bridewell
Tom Evans
E. M. McWilliams
A. C. Monts
Lloyd Spencer
R. G. McRae
W. G. McReady
Reed Bros
A. H. Eversmeyer
W. E. Stewart
H. D. Easton and Associates
State Conservation Department
Hempstead
G. P. Birdwell
W. W. Duckett Land
Coring
Davidson & Todd
Fred Smith Land
Washington
Brick Thomas 60 Dies at Boughton Funeral Planned
Brick Thomas aged 60 died Saturday at his Boughton home in Southern Nevada county. Funeral services were set for 2 p.m. Monday at Boughton. He is survived by his widow and son Kelley Thomas. The weather note remains unclear from the text.
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Brick Thomas
Boughton
Nevada County
Kelley Thomas
Drunken Driving Charge Dropped In Local Case
An editorial recalls February 28 drunken driving incident on the Hope Prescott highway. A. P. Russell of Benton and G. K. Taylor of North Little Rock pleaded guilty to drunkenness and paid $10 fines after arrests by local police. The piece questions witness cooperation and criticizes light sentencing, urging reopenings and subpoenas for additional witnesses.
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No. 67
Prescott
Hope
A. P. Russell
Benton
G. K. Taylor
North Little Rock
John Ridghill
the Star
Taylor
Russell
Star
Ridgdiil
The
Star Today
Ridghill
New York
America
New York City
Russell and
Paul Jones
Merlin Coop
Kelly Bryant
Benton and. & Taylor
Hope-Prescott
Morthey
Earthquake Shakes California Bay Area
Residents of the San Francisco bay region were jolted from sleep by an afternoon quake that toppled items from shelves across the bay cities. Police in Albany and the Martinez sheriff reported the motion as the sharpest since the 1806 quake.
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San Francisco
San Fancisco
Calif
San Francisco Bay Region
Bay Cities
Albany
Martinez
San Francisco di
Timely Tips on Income Tax Deductions Fifth in Series
Tax guidance explains casualty losses for fire flood theft and wind damage even if not business related. Deductible losses must be tangible stolen items must be proven and depreciation rules apply to older property. Losses can only be claimed in the year suffered with careful timing and proper reporting.
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U.S
Coltang
Two Killed as Storm Strikes Giant Liner Rex
Genoa authorities report two American passengers killed aboard the 91,000 ton luxury liner Rex after a severe storm battered the ship. The disaster left several injured as passengers described violent seas and structural damage during the voyage.
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Storm Rocks Giant
Genoa
Italy
Rex
Rebels Attack No in Drive on MADRID
Fragmented text reports a rebel assault on Madrid with unclear details. The readable portions mention militants and a siege context but lack coherent names, dates, or locations to establish a full incident narrative. The garbled OCR prevents precise attribution or outcome.
New York Is Found to Be Safest City 1936 Traffic Winners
The National Safety Council named New York City the grand prize winner of the fifth national traffic safety contest for 1936. New York also won the test place honor among cities under 1,000,000 population, ahead of Milwaukee and Evanston, with state-class leaders Minnesota Idaho and others noted for their aggregate scores. New York closed 1936 with 538 traffic deaths, 12.2 percent below 1935.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
New York Cty
New York
Milwaukee
Wis
Evanston
Whois
Minnesota
Idaho
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Lewis Union
Detroit
Madson Motor Company
Associated Press
Brooklyn Bridge
Steve Brodlie
East River
Bonneville Dam
Beder
Columbia River
Spaawis
Salewan
Nevada
Shor
Dhrev
Kiwanis
L. A
House
Thompson
Eureka Springs Witely
Coffelt
Blair
House Labor Committee
Logan
Arkansas
Mississippi
Jude John E. Martineau
Road District Bondholders Protective Committee of
St. Louis
Bailey
Tre Ucer
Harris
Bogers
Rameey
Fagan and
Dill
Brown Turner
Knoxville
Tena
Arkaneus
Oak Grove
Patmos
Benton and
North
L.A
Tol-E-Toex
Holt Russell
Hope Ey Presci
Hugh Bearden Andohn Turner
Pat Easter
Mattie White
Hempstead County
W. B. Simmons
Harold Green
Aasault
Emmet Curry
Grand Jury
Grand Jury Under $300 Bond. Charges Resulted From Stabbing Curry, W. I. Anderson
Sam May
Autry Gaynes
Hess
John Moran
Wheoat
Homer Styles
Hamiltonz
Jywit Waterson
Erwin
Meadpins
Hetwag
George W. Robison & Co
Guy A. Thompson
Misesourt Pacific Railway
Allen Brown
Fheum Buferd
California
NFA Service
Madrid
Spain
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