Four Die in Kentucky Coal Field Riot Near Middlesboro
Four men died and eight others were hospitalized after gunfire erupted near the Fork Ridge Coal Company mine in southeast Kentucky just inside the Tennessee line. Miners from Bell and nearby counties converged in a road ambush as labor dispute talks between CIO United Mine Workers and operators continued, with many vehicles bearing Harlan county plates and shots fired from shotguns and pistols.
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Middlesboro
Kentucky
C. W. Rhodes
Fork Ridge Coal Company
The
American Association
E. W. Silver
Coal Company
Frob Robinson
Farwell
Tenn
Tennesse
Iam Evans
Mountain Town
Guy Warrell
Bell
CIO - United Mine Workers
Appalachian
Fork Ridge
Harlan County
Harlan
Keen Johnson
Tennessee
Harrell
C. C. Harmon
Claiborne County
Hermon
Fark Ridge
Cornell Forced to Enlarge Sage Chapel
Cornell University trustees approve expansion of Sage Chapel in Ithaca to add seating for 200 as Sunday services and the Cornell United Religious Work attract large crowds. The note recalls tomatoes once called love apples, grown for shaw, not food.
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Ithaca, N.Y
Cornell University
Cornell United Religious Work Program
Board of Trustees
Sage Chapel
Henry W. Sage
Sage Chape
Eye behind the gun sight linked to sleep and food
A scientific study links eye function to combat accuracy, tracing how sleep, anxiety, and even diet affect visual performance in naval gunfire. Experiments show emotional states alter binocular vision and single eye sight, with potential implications for anti aircraft gunnery and battlefield decision making.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
New, York
The
Special News Service
Jutland
Selig Hecht
Columbia Uniiversity
Unner
Department of Psychiatry
College of Physicians & Surgeons
Columbia University
E . I. Strongin
N. Bull
B. Korchin
Jatland
World War II News Wrap: Axis Push in North Africa and Balkans
News from the theater reports Axis forces pressing into Egypt near Salami and Libya after a Tobruk stalemate, with German dive bombers sinking hundreds of British ships near Piraeus. Berlin and London dispatches describe Yugoslav front actions, Albanian clashes near Scutari, and renewed RAF raids on Brest as war extends across Europe and Africa.
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England
London Radio
Greece
Tts
Egypt
Suez Canal
Britain
Chamber of Deputies
North Africa
Salam
Libya
Tobruk
London
Scutari
Albania
Yugoslavia
Piraeus
Athens
Berlin
Salami
Brest
Gneisenau
Scharnhorst
Wife Fat and Divorce Trial Headline Parody
A New York divorce case headlines a prankish feature claiming “She was a beautiful woman” yet grew fat and lost appeal. It promotes Kruschen salts as a weight loss cure with diet tips and money-back claims, urging readers to try the remedy today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Belvis
Brandenberger Drug Co
Taxing proposal looms as senators weigh defense costs
Senators Johnson and Herring urged higher income taxes and lower or zero exemptions to fund defense. Johnson claimed Americans welcome taxation. Herring proposed cutting exemptions and boosting taxes on corporate profits, plus a new excess profits levy. The Senate also examined an $1.15 billion supply bill for treasury and post office, a trans Atlantic airline subsidy, and shipping controls. A 1703 record note appears in the records.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
D-Cole
Herring
Iowa
Pere Sons
Treasury
Post Office
Barkley
McKelstar
D-Tenn
American Export Steamship Lines
Europe
Tobey
R-Nh
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Commerce Committee
Flashes of Life I By the Associated Press
WHITE PLAINS New York William Thomas nineteen received a suspended sentence after admitting stealing a fifty dollar typewriter from a community center to pay tuition at a police training school. Kansas City H Wallace Serle, a liquor store clerk, chased a thief who took a gallon of whiskey and struck him with the jug. Los Angeles county pound attendants demand higher pay to cover wear and tear from cloths and injuries inflicted by dogs.
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Presal
White Plains
N. Y
William Thomas
Kansas’ City
H. Wallace Séarle
Los Angeles
County Pound
Plan To Aid Washington County Tin Miners
Gov. Forrest C. Donnell to appoint a committee to craft a permanent solution for unemployment in Washington county tin mining. About 1,500 families earn less than 15 dollars monthly from digging. A four-point program includes reforestation, resettlement, vocational education, and research for new uses of county resources.
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Forrest C. Donnell
Washington County
National Labor Relations Board
Samy Richeson
Potosi
Donnell
Ross J. Silkett
Columbia
Federal Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Army visions three years ahead in warplanes at Wright Field
At Wright Field Dayton Ohio army researchers dream of aircraft three years ahead of rivals. The effort, led by the so called idea men, builds on 23 years of air corps work to specify speed, climb, range, ceiling, and payload for future fighters and bombers including the XB-19 and B-15 Fortresses.
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Wright Field
Dayton O
Eperimental Engineers
Army All Corps
Air Corps
Army
Imder
Santa Monica
Cal
Europe
Airport News On Stage B To Stage C Flight Training
Airport News reports the Junior College Civilian Pilot Training group completed Stage B and are now in Stage C. Lincoln University students also finished Stage B. applications for the summer program are being accepted. Criteria include two years of college and ages 19 to 26. Mr Wood, with St. Louis Flying Service, demonstrated a Piper Cub. Sama Golden of Sedalia announced a non college C P T flight program at Sedalia airport. Golden flies a Cub cruiser and did well at the state fair. Major Bill Robertson, Jefferson City airport owner, returned from Texas after visiting fields for army primary training courses.
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Lincoln University
Henry Roliman
Jefferson City
Jack Wood
Mountain Climbing Dog Ends Career at Mount Hood
Ranger the mixed-blood Indian dog famed as a mountain climbing celebrity died at 15 in Mt Hood, Oregon. Guide Ole Lien carried his body to the summit and buried it among the rocks at 11,245 feet. Ranger once ran thrice the distance of his human companions and often completed three climbs in a day.
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MT. Hood
Ore
Ranger
Portland
London
Mount Hood
Ole Lien
New System For Music In School Details
A lengthy school roster lists teachers and students involved in a new music program. Names across multiple schools include Dickson Lou, Rkilion John FR Estes, Stella Heldman, Edward Holden, Mayme E. Magth, and many more. Elementary and high school staff appear in clustered lines with numerous surnames and initials, indicating a broad rollout and staff participation in the program.
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Dickson
Lou
Rkilion
John FR. Estes
R. L. Gwinn
Wmn
M. Hag~er
Stella Heldman
Edward Holden
G. J. Linker
Mayme E. Magth
Ruth Midgette
Sallié Newkirk
Mary Esther
O'Banion
Estherng Xley
Agnes “Rank
Victor Reaves
H. W. Rollman
Ivy Seaber
Almnaretta Sidwell
E. E. Stokes
Fred Alrey
Leland A. Ups
Ruth Johnson
Mary
Kimbrell
Va. Cc
Kruger
Leta Leslie
Clara Montgomery
Ruth Moore
Anna O'Brien
Mildred Parks
Norma. Peters
Charles B. Pfeffer
Dorothy Raithel
Gilbert Reynolds
Robert E. “Ricketts
Miriam Rowell
Ann Schneer
Virginia Sloan
Sam Syeith
Gara Williams
Harold Remiey
Nadine Stewart
Evelyn Weber
Raymond “Bills
Helen Durley
Geraldine “Gregory
Minnie Mahon
Helen Martin
Nellie C. Schyper
Virginia Johnson
Lucille Kasse
Baum
Jewel Kruse
Mary” B. Priest
Mary Eien Stockard
Emma Streiher
L. W. van
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Tennesse State Line
Cornell
U.S. Weather Bureau
Lydia E. Pinkham
Post-Tribune
Colorado
Gov. Donnell
Probe
Army Visions
Michael Faraday
Byrd
Adary
Palo
Airport News
Bob Debo
C Cleaners
Leeb E. High
Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra
Eugene Ormandy
Brewer Field House
University Ticket Office
Jesse Halil
Columbia, Missouri
University of Missouri
Phillips
Philips
Daltrey
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