Strikers and Police Clash in Witchigan Peace Hopes Dashed
DETROIT Jan 1 A clash at Briggs Manufacturing Meldrum Avenue plant as a strike by United Automobile Workers prompts tear gas from police. About 2 000 pickets form before workers enter with limited turnout claimed by company. Talks with government leaders and labor officials follow as nation weighs strike impact.
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Turbulent rivers threaten damage over long course
Floods driven by swollen streams ravaged states from Ohio to Arkansas. WPA and CCC workers, Red Cross relief hubs, and thousands of residents battled rising waters, reinforcing levees, evacuating families, and rushing aid as creeks and rivers surged toward record levels across Missouri, Illinois, Kentucky, Ohio, and surrounding areas.
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Convict Faces Witnesses in Mattson Kidnap Case
Eyewitnesses to the Charles Mattson child kidnapping will confront ex convict Leigh Haskell Fowler, 35, now in solitary confinement. Fowler, who asked to shave but was refused, will be taken to Wallula State Penitentiary to serve 20 years for a December holdup. Federal agents finished questioning Fowler in Bellingham.
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Building Collapse Injures Firemen In Taduca h District
In Taducah Kentucky a roof collapsed during firefighting injuring fire chief John Slaughter and seven other firefighters in a wholesale district blaze that swept three buildings. Captain Harry Rudolph said hoses were pulled from the flames when a roof section fell trapping crew members. all were rescued.
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Pilford Redwards
Average minds grasp isms in modern art display
Art reviewer Ray Chevigand notes a modern exhibit provoking varied reactions. Visitors describe works as enigmatic and playful, with some pieces resembling fixtures and factory forms. Critics debate whether the show communicates meaning or challenge.
Wariing Factions Reject Non intervention Plan
War fragments describe Socialist militia raids near Muirid and a night assault on a rock fortress called Hill of the angels. Government forces encircle the insurgent position, with heavy fighting leading to surrender of around 310 insurgents and reported rebel general killed. Franco rejects international control and Italian German aid plays a pivotal role in the broader Spanish conflict.
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Prohibition Era Bootlegger Sentences Handled in Court
Lebanon Virginia court records from Russell County reflect bootlegging cases tied to the prohibition era. Defendants faced six months to one year in jail and fines as sentences were handed down during a December term of the circuit court. The term, carried over from the prior session, focused on convicting offenders and restoring order in the wake of illegal alcohol activity.
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Yussel County
Three Men Facing Homicide Hearing in Stow Case
Three men from Stow Tennessee were arraigned today on murder indictments tied to the May 17 shooting death of D. W. McFadden a 48 year old road contractor from Asheville. Gaddis and co defendants Chim ence Bronte and JToxd Parten were named in the grand jury presentments with witnesses stating they were with McFadden at the time of the slaying. The case traces tensions and a 1935 shooting near Copperhill and Isabella involving Gaddis and others. The matter continues as the grand jury reconvenes.
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Two Monetary Policies Face Congress Test
Roosevelt seeks reapproval of two emergency monetary measures including a $2.0 billion stabilization fund and presidential power to devalue the dollar. Congress weighs broader issues of government power, TVA policy, and a new national power policy panel is to report.
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FDR Supporters Rally to Capital for Second Inauguration
Washington crowds greet Franklin D Roosevelt as he begins a second term amid hopeful mood and a simpler inaugural ceremony. Thousands rally in cold weather to pledge to preserve protect and defend the constitution while parade traditions adapt to a restrained, many notable participants absent amid foreseen rain and delays.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
TVA Split Linked With Selections Of Power Group
Local county votes on a referendum for bonds in Sullivan County. County Judge T R Bandy convened a special session after a magistrates’ petition, amid moves for a county wide vote on school bonds and power policy with TVA and public utilities. References to uniform power plans and political dispute mark broader debate on financing and distribution.
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Women Break Barriers in Roosevelt Era Government
Washington reports a surge of women attaining high office under President Roosevelt. The cabinet, diplomacy, and the second highest court now include women, with Treasury appointing a first female official and several women serving as leaders in finance and law.
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