Court Fight 10 Quit Strikers Under Way
Detroit Feb 1 General Motors pressed for an injunction to remove sit down strikers from two Flint plants. Judge Cadola summoned UAW officials and strike leaders to show cause why evacuation should not be ordered. Homer Marlin and 29 others named as defendants. Occupation since Dec 30 blocks peace talks. Gov Murphy pursues mediation as CIO leaders threaten action. Dupont and Morgan named by John Lewis. Fr. Coughlin decries private property conflict while report notes several other local items.
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Detroit
Fotors Corporation
Paul Vu. Cadola
United Automobile Workers of America
Flint
Mich
Homer Marlin
US AL W. A
Fisher Body
Murphy
Frank Murphy
Pierre Dupont
Dr. P. Morgan
Michigan
New York
General Motors
Lewis
Dupont
Wilmington
Del
E. I. Dupont de Nemours Company
Charles FE. Coughlin
Great Motor Corporation
Royal Oak
Post
Fr. Coughlin
Grand Jury Instructions on Gambling and Public Safety
Judge Sevier charges Cole county grand jury to pursue violations of gambling laws, liquor licensing, and road safety. Emphasizes indictments for felonies and misdemeanors, duties to inspect jails, public funds, and officer acts. Reiterates need for prudent, expeditious inquiry and cooperation with the prosecuting attorney, Richard R. Nacy named foreman.
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Grand Jury
Missouri
Carl F. Wymore
Jeffer
Air
Richard R. Nacy
Nike G. Sevier
Nurse Plunges To Death In Chicago
Miss Mary Alice Warren, 30, a Cook County Hospital graduate nurse, leaped from an upper story at the Cook County Training School for Nurses. Her body was found on a third floor roof bridge between wings. Despondency blamed by friends. she came from Peelz Colorado and trained at Missouri Methodist School of Nursing in St Joseph Missouri.
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Chicago
Mary Alice Warren
Cook County Hospital
Cook County Training School For Nurses
Warren
Peelz
Colo
Missouri Methodist School of Nursing
St. Joseph
Helen Stephens Rejects New York City Club Job
Olympic sprint star Helen Stephens will not take a New York City cocktail lounge hostess post. She will enroll for the second semester at William Woods College in Fulton Missouri and finish junior college by late May. She resumes intensive training for the American Amateur Athletic meet in St. Louis.
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Fulton, Mo
New York City
Helen Stephens
Olympic
William Woods College
St. Louis
Trotsky Predicts Stalin Dictatorship's Doom
Trotsky in a New York World Telegram article asserts Stalin's dictatorship will meet doom soon. He calls Moscow trials theatrical, framed, and driven by betrayal. He argues confessions are coerced, and old Bolshevists would deny guilt. The piece links to trials and a Mexico City dispatch. A stray note mentions migratory birds fly at night to hunt by day.
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New York
Josef Stalin
Soviet Russia
Leon Trotsky
New York World-Telegram
Mexico City
Trotsky
Roy W. Howard
World-Telegram
Moscow
Puchrer
Stalin
Gaypapoo
Zinoviev
Kamenev
Selga
Radek
Piatakov
Znoviev
Bolshevists
Zionoviev
Maneney
Muralev
Vision puts death off for aged believer
Birchwood Tennessee February 1 AP aged 88 year old John Burdette claims an amended vision now promises life until 1940. He had predicted his death for September 20, 1935 and even prepared his funeral plans after a 1885 vision. Burdette says a celestial promise extended his life and strengthens his faith despite poor health.
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John Burdette Birchwood
Tenn
John Burdette
Burdette
Arres ts in 1933 Albany Kidnapping Case
Federal agents arrested John Joseph Oley and Harald Crowley in Brooklyn and New York City in connection with the 1933 kidnapping of John J. O Connell Jr of Albany. A third man, Francis Leo Oley, is held in Denver after giving information aiding the case. O Connell was released after a $40 000 ransom payment. The note adds that the University of Iowa is the ninth largest state institution in the nation.
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Washington
Edgar Hoover
John
Woseph Oley
Harald
Red) Crowley
John J. O'Connell, Jr
Albany
N.Y
Federal Bureau of Investigation
John Joseph Oley
Brooklyn
Crowley
New York City
Francis Leo Oley
Denver
Cols
Hoover
Francis Oley
Cas
Jon Oley
Francis
O'Connell
J. O'Connell
University of Iowa
House approves first regular appropriation bill for independent agencies
The House appropriation committee backed a bill totaling 1 046 757 142 for over 30 independent agencies for the fiscal year beginning July 1. The measure, $61 million above last year, includes 93 556 255 in continuing appropriations and adds funds for the Federal Housing Administration and White House maintenance. Noted are cuts to the Social Security Board and Home Owners Loan Corporation, offset by increases to FHA and other programs, with emphasis on funding veterans administration and social security board totals.
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Washington
House Appropriation Committee
Congress
Social Security Board
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Federal Housing Administration
White House
Housing Administration
Veterans’ Administration
WOS Radio Tuesday February 2 Schedule Readout
Radio program lineup lists daily shows from 6:40 AM to 5:45 PM including On the Mall Homefolk Frolic Musical Clock Wagner & Waggoner Weather News Morning Melodies Popular Melody Tuning Around Nows Swing Time Fampus Homes Sweet Music Hit Tunes Noontime Notions Organ Reveries Concert Master Tunefu Topics For Mother & Dad Rhythm Rhapsody Siesta Freddie Lewis Orchestra The Gaieties Tea Time Tunes Vari ties Hollywood Varities Cocktail Capers Capital City Oil Co News Reports Wagner & Waggoner
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Wagner & Waggoner
Mother & Dad
Freddie Lewis
Hollywood
Capital City Oil Co
St Louis youth held in killing in Ada Oklahoma
A 17 year old St Louis youth named Jack Scott was held today at McAlester prison for the slaying of Ada Deputy Sheriff Alvin Jones. A U S Marshal who was wounded by Scott is recovering in a hospital. Scott signed a deposition stating he held up a McAlester hotel and exchanged shots with McAlester and Ada officers. Two thousand attended the funeral for Jones with many American Legion posts represented. Jones death leaves a widow.
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Ada
Oklahoma
St. Louis
McAlester Penitentiary
U. S
Jack Scott
Holdenville
McAlester
Alvin Jones
Allen Stanfield
S&s
Ann
Athout
Ced
Clyde Kaiser
A. Scott
St Louis En
Penitentiary
Jones
Fourth District
American Legion
Legion V
Lindberghs Fly New Plane Toward Cairo Egypt
Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh flew their new light touring monoplane from Lympne England toward Cairo Egypt on a long distance flight. They circled their Seven Oaks home before departure as son Jon watched. wind favored the southerly route and a 2,218 mile journey with an approximate 1000 mile cruising range was expected.
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Lympne
Eng
Charles A. Lindbergh
Cairo
Egypt
Col. Lindbergh
Reading
England
Calais
France
Falf
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C. R. Rhodes
Danville, MH
Cole County
Laval
N. Y
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Comstock Lode
Grarge
John J. O’connell, Jr
House
Home Owners Loan Corporation
FHA
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Public Health Works Administration
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Rural Electrifications Administration
National Labor Relations Board
National Mediation Board
Ravenna
Henry S. Stackdale
WOS
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Federal Reserve System
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EGY
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