Massachusetts Labor War Speech by John L Lewis Union Leader
Lowell Massachusetts August 2 American Federation of Labor leader John F Galerie announced a militant drive for union membership across mass industries as the CIO conflict intensified. He warned against subversive groups and urged resisting political interference while framing the AFL as labor’s Massachusetts voice. The pledge followed the federation’s aggressive campaign against the CIO with plans to hit New Bedford and Fall River textile mills and other labor fronts nationwide.
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Lowell
Mass
John F. Galerie
Massachusetts Federation of Labor
Amercan Federation of Labor
Massachusetts
Gatelee
Committee For Industrial Organization
Springfield
Johnstown
New England
A. F. of L
CIO
New Bedford
Fall River
Halan
National Labor Relations Board
United’ Mine Workers of America Organization
Oe Wallace
Idaho
Cleveland
Hoods
Buffalo
N. Y
Montreal
Dominion Textile Co
Hibbing
Minn
International Harvester Co
Chicago
Steel
Seattle
Guild
Seattle Star
Cincinnati
Teamsters and Chauffeurs Union
Grand Coulee
Wash
United Dam Construction Workers Union
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Italy
Germany
Washington
Warvey Fremming
John L. Lewis
Charles P. Howard
International Typographical Union
C.4.0
Woman North Woods guide offers exclusive trips for women
Ely Minnesota August 2 AP Milady may hire a woman North Woods guide. Miss Marie Sarkipato, 19, blond and trained early, runs a women only service. Her father Otto operated a boat livery on Shagawa lake, contributing to her training. She won the state breast stroke title and is a Red Cross life saver. She also guided couples through border lakes canoes for up to two weeks.
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Ely,minn
Milady
North Woods
Marie’ Sarkipato
Otto’ Sarkipato
Shagawa Lake
Marie
Miss Sartipato
Red Cross
Miss Sarkipato
Sarkee-pato
Border Lakes
Wilds
Supreme Court seat fight delays adjournment
Senate leaders spar over confirming a Supreme Court appointee with several members defending or opposing the attorney general's opinion. Burke warns seating before Senate confirmation would trigger a vote against the nominee. Borah cites precedents but stresses constitutional language, while Walsh urges a timely presidential name before adjournment.
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Ashurst
D. Ariz
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Burke
D. Neb
Supreme Court
Barkley
Clark
D. Mo
Borah
R. Ida
Walsh
D. Mass
Radio Schedule And The First U S Reformitory
The listing outlines a full day of KINO radio programming from 7:30 AM to 7:00 PM with news, music, and variety shows plus a late note on the first reformatory in the United States, the New York House of Refuge established in 1824 under legislative control.
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United States
New York
Pickups, appointments and births mark Jefferson City notices
The Missouri Society of Professional Engineers seeks a pro forma incorporation decree. John Deere agency moving to Columbia and a railroad agent appointment at Columbia. Wallace C. Blakey named editor of the Norborne Democrat. Homer Scott faces liquor charge with preliminary hearing set. Tonsillectomy for Orville Baysinger. Two births recorded at St Marys Hospital, including a son to Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Gosere and a son to Mr. and Mrs. Don Leonard. another birth to Mr. and Mrs. John Wolf in Linny. Jefferson City Athletic Association to meet to discuss field management. Roy Lone Post 1003 VFW to hold Friday meeting at East High hall.
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Eugene Gosere
St. Mary's Hospital
Don Leonard
Jefferson City Athletic Association
Roy Lone
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
East High Street
Venus Women Coming Glamour Girls Out
Buffalo, Aug 2 AP Venus women stronger than men and more beautiful than ever. Soon will put skids under reigning glamour girls. Russell Mancuso, WPA beauty course instructor, says rouge and lipstick era is ending. Gossips will discuss vitamin pills carried in a compact.
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Buffalo
Glamour
Russell Mancuso
Mancuso
Local Dentists Approve Ruling on Unprofessional Conduct
Local dentists approve a ruling that using terms like gas or Xeray on receipts could constitute unprofessional or dishonorable conduct, potentially grounds for revocation of a license. The attorney notes receipts are not specified in the act and that enforcement would be a state board matter.
Insurgents Bombard Madrid as Fronts See Strikes
Insurgent artillery opened a bombardment of Madrid outer defenses after driving a spearhead into government lines west of the capital. Battles raged on three fronts with Francoist troops pressing eastern and southern Spain. In Asturias, government casualties were reported at about 1,000 after a failed attempt to break insurgent lines near Oviedo. Two French suspects convicted of germ-spreading were executed at Pamplona by firing squad. Valencia reported the government would appeal sanctions against Italy and Germany at the League of Nations council.
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Hendaye
Franco
Madrid
Francisco Franco
Spain
Oviedo
Asturias
Cuero
Teruel
Valencia
Carbonera
Villanueva de la Canada
Louis Chabrat
Jean Boujennec
Pamplona
League of Nations
Italy
Germany
League Council
Geneva
Japanese advance presses on in North China theater
Reports from Shantung border areas describe Japanese forces near Peiping and Tientsin tightening grip after aerial scouting by Chinese planes. Japanese bombers attacked to quell Chinese resistance as forces push toward Nanking central government lines, with units reaching within 25 miles of Peiping and occupation of Peiping advancing Saturday night.
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Shantung Province
Tietsin
Peiping
Tientsin
James A. Hunter
Peoria
Ill
Tungchow
Japan
China
Nanking
Peiping-Hankow
Liuling
Paotingfu
Hankow
Pukow
Tientsinin
Sung Chen-Yuan
Kimonos Lose Ground as U S Styles Sweep Japan
Tokyo reports thousands of Japanese girls and women abandoning kimonos for American clothes as western dress becomes dominant within a decade. Schoolchildren largely wear American attire. western wedding gowns cost less than local kimonos, and men increasingly adopt Western suits for business and formal occasions.
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James A. Mills
Tokyo
Japan
Jaan
Japanese named force expands control in North China
In Tientsin a peace maintenance commission began administering affairs with a similar body expected in Peiping. The plan mirrors Manchukuo style governance under Japanese protection in Hopeh and Chahar as Chinese expect. Former head Yin Ju-Keng hid in the Japanese embassy after a pro Japanese revolt. Four Americans and 23 foreigners survived a wreck and artillery clash near Tangku after being forced by Japanese troops to leave the scene. They reached Tangku by launch and boarded a British warship. U.S. counsel at Tsinanfu urged Americans to evacuate Shantung interior. In Los Angeles, the U.S. attorney investigated reports of 182 pilots and mechanics intent on joining China’s armies. volunteer recruitment is illegal.
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Peiping
Tientsin
Tient+sin
China
Japan
North China
Hopeh and
Chahar
Manjhhoukuo
East Habeh
Yin Ju-Keng
Tangku
Carl John Eskeline
Proctor
Tucker
Gold Leaf
Robert Barrett
Johnson
U. S
Pistol Point
Hai River
United States
Tsinanfu
Shanting Province
Los Angeles
U.S
Pierson M. Hall
Hall
Haworth Seeks State Cut for Old Age Pension Funds
Missouri's old age pension plan faces federal review with Haworth stating the state must provide about 450000 dollars of the July 900000 social security payment from the 18 million state appropriation. Federal approval hinges on detailed plan, with 126 staffers under reinvestigation of 1936 payments and a Casey worker ratio of 200 to 250 recipients.
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Federal’ Social Security Board
Washington
Federal Board
Haworth
Social Security Commission
Social Security
Missouri
Casey
Sheriff orders bloodhounds to track man after shooting in Missouri
Cassville Missouri August 2 AP Sheriff Mal Johnson ordered bloodhounds from Springfield to search dense woodlands four miles southwest of Washburn for a man who last week shot and wounded two Barry County men. Officers said the man had eaten breakfast the last three mornings in the same area.
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Cassville
Mal Johnson
Springfield
Washburn
Barry County
Johnson
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W. H. McDill
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Rodeman Supply Co
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John Deere Co
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H. L. Wilson
Wallace C. Blakey
Fayette
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Homer Scott
Fulton
Edna Morris
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Orvile Baysinger
New Bloomfield
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Linny/ Mo
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