Labor peace push faces labor, White House pressure
Washington dispatch outlines three main pressures shaping a possible settlement between the American Federation of Labor and the Congress of Industrial Organizations. First, millions of union members flood the White House with pleas to back a pact. Second, the White House signals decisive action if talks fail. Third, a broad shift to the right drives state and federal curbs on unions through restrictive bills in multiple states. Frances Perkins lays groundwork, Catholic University intermediary aids dialogue, aiming for a minimal accord on legislative matters and halt to raiding, with full union merger to follow later.
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Bruce Cation
Washington
American Federation of Labor
Congress of Idustris
Conferces
Pond
Iucals
White House
Lator Department
Roosevelt
Congress
Ta‘bor
Ohio
South Ceralina
Utah
Michigan
Minnesota
Frances Perkins
Iment
Miss Perkins
Francis J. Llyns
Catholic University
United Labor Movement
NBA Service, Inc
Parity on Freight Rates Sought for South at Parley
Southeastern Governors Conference in Atlanta pushes for freight rate parity to aid Southern industry. Governors including Bailey of Arkansas and Rivers of Georgia back reforms to reduce perceived South disadvantages in raw materials, labor, plants, and taxes, while transportation costs cited as New England advantage. The group plans to seek federal act amendments, urge uniform Southern regulation, and press for appeals rights against Interstate Commerce Commission decisions.
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Atlanta
Gust
Cart E Bailey
Arkansas
Mowmlny
Southeastern Governors’ Conference
Bailey
Interstate Commerce Commission
South
William E. Lee
Interstate Commerce
Lee
Harry C. Ames
Lee Grass Governors
Ames
New England
Dixon
Madama
White
Mississippi
Rivers
Georgia
Cooper
Tennessee
South Carolina
North Carolina
Louisiana
Florida
Edgar Watkins
Graves
Public Service Commission
Walter McDonald
Georgia Commission
McDonald
Morar Transportation
Cranium Crackers True or false quiz statements
A publication presents a mixed true or false item set. It asks which statements are true or false about phrases and figures, including Respice finem as look to the end, Little Giant as Grant nickname, sobriquet meaning nickname, Darimvoy Prison location in Devon, England, and Herod Agrippa’s death for offering a human sacrifice.
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Ulysses S. Grant
Darimvoy
Devonshire
England
Spring Hill High to Hold Commencement Exercises
Spring Hill High School will hold commencement exercises Friday night March 24 in the school auditorium at 8 o'clock. The program lists processions, salutatory address, class history and prophecy, solos, poems, diplomas, and commencement address. The baccalaureate service was held last Sunday night with processional, invocation, choruses, scripture, sermon, benediction, and the class roll.
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Spring Hill High School
Adel Williams
Loraine Flowers
Joy Linyard
Helen Tuynage
Orvil Kinsey
Noel Huckabee
Royce Weisenbegger
Herbert Builer
Phillips
Adell Williams
Adell Willams
W. E. O'Siven
Harold Austin
J. N. Davis
Sigil Lomanyel
Hay
D. C
60 Hour Week for French Labor as Nation Arms Self
Paris reports the Daladier government extended the 60 hour week to railways mines and many industries as it accelerates measures to boost production toward Germany. The regime says a longer workweek may be authorized if needed to raise output. In Memel Kaunas Lithuania Nazi leader Ernst Neumann forecasts Memel territory surrender in the near future amid fleeing Lithuanian officials and rumors of a Memel return to Germany.
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Paris
France
Sebelle
Premier Daladier
Germany
Daladier
Memel
Kaunas
Lithuania
Ernst Neumann
Nazi Teader
Bite
Balile
Mary Ella White Dies in St. Louis
Mary Ella White twelve year old daughter of Mrs J H White and the late J H White died in a St Louis hospital Monday after two weeks influenza and Sunday complications. Survived by mother two brothers Jim and Ed White grandmother Mrs B B White of this city and Mr and Mrs J L Davis of Magnolia. Body arrived in Hope Tuesday at 140 pm. Funeral by Rev Kenneth Spore at family residence Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock with interment at Rose Hill cemetery.
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Mary Ellii White
J. H. White
St. Louis
St Louis
First Methodist
Oglesby Selvor
Sue
Jim
Ed White
B. B. White
J. L. Davis
Magnolia
Hope
Kenneth Spore
D O'Tlock
Rose Hil Cemetery
Hope Quartet to Present Program at Columbus High
The Hope Quartet will present a concert in the Columbus High School auditorium Thursday night March 23 for church benefit. Public invited. Also noted is Gleny GL Martins Co maintaining a crash boat and firefighting vessel for testing large flying boats in Chesapeake Bay.
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Hope Quartet
Columbus High School
Gleny GL
Martin Co
Chesapeake Bay
Mind Your Manners Be Rog VS Pal of Nest knowledge
A quiz on social manners asks if guests may test high stakes remarks and who should suggest leaving when visiting friends. It also covers handling diet restrictions, with guidance favoring gentle prompts like “Don’t you think we’d better be going, Jim?” and avoids protests or lewd refusals.
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Pal
Lim
Jim
Uaa
NEA
Pigeon Carries Canary on First Piggy-Back Flight
NEA Service reports a carrier pigeon flew 20 miles from Elizabethtown New Jersey to New York City with a white canary on its back in a piggy-back flight to cheer a 10-year-old patient at St Clare Hospital. The aluminum pullman carried time-saving photographic negatives as a test, designed by Robert J. Rochon. The canary sang to Margaret Gillen in her hospital room after the flight.
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Elmer W
NEA
New York
Margaret Gillen
Patrick Gillen
Manhattan
St. Clave Hospital
Hudson River
Elizabou NJ
New York City
Robert J. Rechon
NEA Service
Wornd
Margaret
National Wild Life Federation
Washington
Federation
Laventhve Rochon
New Jersey
Rochon
Elizabet
New
Yorke
Robert J. Rochon
Cobb's Grocery Robbed on Highway 67 Near Rose Hill
Cobb's Grocery on Highway 67 near Rose Hill was robbed Monday night of $35 in one dollar bills from a hidden stash. Chief Claude Stuart said officers found a rear window forced entry and uncovered two clues in the case.
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Cobb's Grocery Store
Rose Hill
Cemachs
Claude Stuart
Mrs Olsen Purchases Spring and Summer Wear
Max Olson of the Ladies Specialty Shop returns from Dallas and Fort Worth markets with new dresses outfits and accessories for spring and summer. She notes selection includes dresses and related garments for the season while planning stock refresh.
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Mrs. Olsen
Max
M. Olson
Dall
Ras
Fort Worth
Motion Picture at Baptist Church Return Engagement
The public is invited to a second showing of the travelogue Med iterranean Borderlands at First Baptist Church Thursday night. Rev W R Hamilton will add a revised lecture highlighting overlooked points as the film travels from the viewers’ sets across the Atlantic to the Straits of Gibraltar and countries bordering the Mediterranean. Admission is free and nine counties across four continents will be featured.
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Mediterranean Borderlands
First Baptist Church
Uebels
W .R Hamilton
First Baptist
Atlantic
Sean
Straits of Gibraltar
Mediterranean Sea
Rev Bert Webb Visits New Orleans for Kiwanis Talk
Rev Bert Webb spoke Tuesday at the Hope Kiwanis Club about a sight seeing tour of historical New Orleans. He highlighted the French settlement Gene La Fitte piracy Gulf of Mexico French quarter iron works burial banana boats the U S customs house sunken bales of cotton and drainage of the Crescent City. Hendrix Spragging attended as a guest and performed two saxophone solos.
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Bert Webb
Hope Kiwanis Club
New Orleans
Mr. Webb
Gene la Fitte
Gulf of Mexico
U. S. Customs House
Hendrix
Quake Shakes Imperial Valley Rattles Calexico
A sequence of two earthquakes struck the Imperial Valley on Tuesday. Police Sergeant George Buckin reported the tremor lasted five seconds, rattling dishes but causing no damage. The quake also shook Calexico near the Mexican border.
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EL Centro
Calif
Superia
George Buckiin
Calexico
Flag of Czars Is Shown in Ukraine
UNGYAR Hungary four the Mag of czarist Russia was hoisted Monday over the capital of Carpatho-Ukraine now annexed by Hungary to grant political autonomy after Czecho-Slovakia’s break up. White Russian officers in czarist uniforms stood before posters in Russian and Hungarian. Officials said sub Carpathia Ukraine seeks to fight Bolshevism and that autonomy will involve active participation with Germany Italy and Japan in the anti Con Intern pact era.
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Ungyar
Hungary
Russia
Carpatho-Ukraine
Czecho-Slovakia
Carpathos Ukraine
Ukraine
Germany
Italy
Japan
Et Chist
Poland
Romausia
Soviet Russia
Soviet Britain France debate on anti Hitler front
Fragmented dispatches describe Soviet Britain and France weighing a six power conference amid German expansion. U S condemnation of lawless acts follows a shooting of a German citizen by a Jew in Brasov stirring Balkan tensions as Romania seeks distance from German influence.
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Russia
Hitler
Imiovet
Britain
Pri
France
London
Bucharest
Romania
Germany
Brasov
Rumania
Carol
Balkan
Pearl Varnado of Ozan Dead at 3 0
Funeral services for Mrs. Pearl Varnado of Ozan were held at the Ozan Baptist church with Rev. Sullivan and Rev. McGuyre officiating. Interment followed in Merveil cemetery. She died of pneumonia at 7 a.m. Saturday at her home after years of ill health. Born near Ozan, she lived there all her life. Survived by husband T. H. Varnado and four children from first husband Jett Lewis, plus one son by second marriage Francis Varnado, and sister Mrs. Laura Allen of San Francisco.
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Pearl Varnade
T. H. Varnade
Ozan
Ozan Baptist Church
P. D. Sullivan
KH. H. McGuyre
Little Rock
Merveil
Varnado
Jett Lewis
Mas
Varnada
Y. HL Varnado
T. He Varnado
Opal Jordan
An Francisco
Roy Lewis
Texas
Woight Louis
Kansas
Letha Jett Lewis
Francis Varnado
Laura Allen
San Francisco
Calif
Earth’s orbit length noted as 574 million miles
A fragment states the earth’s annual journey around the sun totals 574 million miles. It reads as an instructional or descriptive note on orbital distance with no further context or accompanying details.
Thought on truth duty and providence
A short quotation asserting that a person guided by truth and duty can trust God's providence to lead him, reflecting Pascal's ethic of integrity and trust in divine guidance.
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Pascal
Cotton closes lower as May futures dip in New Orleans
The New Orleans market opened Tuesday at 8.43 and closed at 5.0 as spot cotton settled three points lower. Middling price listed at 8.45, reflecting slight decline in trading.
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New Orleans
Spot Cotton
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Worman
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