Murphy Pushes New Effort To End GM Labor Standoff
Detroit dispatch reports Governor Murphy resumes bid to reestablish a truce between General Motors and United Automobile Workers as a nationwide strike nears one month. Secret talks with Labor Secretary Perkins fail to break the deadlock, while injunction battles and National Guard watch continue at Flint plants.
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Detroit
General Motors
United Automobile Workers of America
Frank Murphy
Washington
Perkins
Alfred P Si . Jr. Corporation
Murphy
Lansing
Fisher Body
Flint
Angie
Paul V. Gadola
Nause
Creneral Motors
Sloan
Lee
Fisher No. 4
Cadillac
Fleetwood
Gifford Pinchet
Pennsylvania
America
General Morais
TGA
Viennese Groves Duke Turns Solemn Amid Court Detours
In Vienna, the Duke abandons gaiety for a stern regal mien after arrival at Windsor and a lonely stay at Baron Eugene de Mothe’s estate. Reports note his reticence, rare public appearances, and limited excursions during weeks of private residence and official suspense.
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Bind Ae
Darky
Windsor
Levee Workers Brace Against Mississippi Floods In Memphis
In Memphis Tennessee levee workers and laborers rushed sandbags along the river as earth tremors shook the levee system. Leaders like Lieut. Col. Eugene Reybold and General George Moseley warned the flood could worsen with crests near 48 feet, while ambulances and sanitarian aid prepared for refugee camps and sanitation challenges.
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Memphis
Tevn
Jas
Cansert
Caio
New Orlea
Eugene Reybold
Jovee
Reybold
George van Horn Moseley
Atlanta
Fourth Corps
Watking Overton
Overton
Tevet Reyhold
Moseley
Weather Bureau
Kingsport Relief Fund Boosted to twelve thousand three hundred sixty three point five zero
Kingsport leads area in flood relief giving to victims with contributions totaling twelve thousand three hundred sixty three dollars and fifty cents. Bristol and Johnson City organize shipments of food bedding and emergency supplies while Kingsport houses residents seeking shelter with plans for more aid and shipments.
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Kingsport
Wiper
East Tennessee
Bristol
Bristol Red Cross
Memphis
Flshugh Wayman
Annate
Ordfers
Daler
Berng
Cheivmwe IL
Claud
Johnson City
Joes
Wingsport
Donations Pour In For Relief Fund Totals Rise
Donations to the relief fund accumulate with prior receipts at 3415.40 and today’s gifts adding 245.61 raising the total to date. Contributors listed include Mrs HL Derting Mrs E A Moody Myrtle Parker T A Coley Rickson School Children Mrs W E Hudson Broad Street church society and many local supporters. The note ends noting continued contributions and a continuation on page six.
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Hl, Derting
E. A. Moody
Myrtle Parker
T. A. Coley
Rickson School
W. E. Hudson
Broad Street Church Society
OL Weaver
Mack Haun
Lovedule Lodge
Towton
Jack Thorn
Gate City
Thompson D
Barker
McDavid
Nannie Fincher
Luther Casteel
Jim Ren
Bakes
Richardson
Dia
Airave Sehon
K. H. Gouch
Kate Tate
Epperson
Hillans
Clinchfield
BF. Gilbert
WN. B. Baxter
Fill Terneh
Bi. Brown
Seth Henry
Vada
Pragues
Charlies Crowe
Wrenen
Mort Benjamin
Giatyer
Amd
Mourath
Dod
Mark ‘Twain
Hitler Renounces Versailles Pact While Pledging Peace Cooperation
Berlin reports Adolf Hitler announcing Germany’s renewal of sovereignty and pledges to cooperate on peace and economic growth. He renounced the Versailles war guilt clause, reaffirmed self sufficiency plans, and offered neutrality to Belgium and the Netherlands while extending a hand to France. The speech came on the fourth anniversary of his rise to power.
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Wade Werner
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Versailles
Germany
Reichstag
Krell Opera House
Lagat
Nazi Germany
Japan
Belgium
France
Fuehrer
Bond election fight erupts in Sullivan County dispute
In Sullivan County a heated battle over a 400000 school bond referendum emerges as factions clash. County Judge Bundy claims a county court committee conferred with two Sullivan legislators to push a bill validating paid 1985 poll taxes to qualify voters, amid questions about authority and process.
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W. M. Thompson Thiensett
Sullivan County
T. R. Bauuy
Bandy Net
Bundy
Ao Cowtty Jude
Net Beer
Als
Tie
Nation's business holds keel under strikes and floods
Amid floods and strikes, retail trade and production faltered in disrupted regions last week while other areas showed resilience. Ohio and Mississippi valleys faced paralyzed business centers as power, transport, and manufacturing stalled. however national retail and energy trends remained relatively optimistic, with long term recovery plans underway.
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Thomas E. Fla
Ohio
Mississippi
Central
Hughness
Wey HS
Department of Commerce
Cincinnati
Lewisville
General Motors
Cram’s
Steel: Corp
Bethlehem Seel
American Ion & Steel Institute
Thousands Over Nation Pay President Tribute
President Roosevelt, 55, spoke by radio to birthday parties across the nation urging support for infantile paralysis fight. He thanked participants for helping fund research and urge continued national effort to control the disease and aid flood relief, noting the broad turnout of dancers and ticket buyers at 5,009 gatherings.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Unit 1
Ohio
Mississippi
White House
W Imen
Mavy
Las McHenry Howe
Ohio River tests mighty seawall at Cairo
The Ohio River rose to record heights threatening Cairo and its three foot seawall. Dijk workers rushed to bolster the bulkhead as 58.80 feet marked the crest and townsfolk evacuated. Deputies patrolled stressed levees while looters fled and floodway operations aimed to save the river frontier city.
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Cairo
Ohio
Ghia
Grim
Jevee
Steader
Ikeaur
Mississippi
Guirao
New Madrid
Mon
Missouri
City Battles Flood Looters In Settling Normalcy
Louisville officials tighten rules as 60 000 residents seek a return to life after floods. Looting arrests rise with two soldiers tied to a smashed liquor store surrendering, while authorities report damages and fatalities climbing to 34. A press briefing outlines property losses and ongoing recovery efforts.
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Louisville
Earl Major
375Th Artille
Aattitority
Levees Hold Despite Surge of Mississippi Flood Threat
Describes Mississippi River flood affecting Cairo Evansville Paducah and Louisville as Ohio River crest threatens Memphis. Red Cross warns record property damage and homelessness while towns evacuate, relief efforts mobilize, and levees hold with dynamited protection.
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Associated Press
Ian
Cairo
Ohio
Ohio Valley
Red Cross
Wrashington
Flold
Cincinnati
Louisville
Evansville
Ind
Mississippi
Asorth
Little
Egypt
Mound City
Paducah
Lewisville
Sro Smalller
Louisvile
Paca
Uty
Ius
Missi i
Memphis
Fridiy
Sintond
Sinteen
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Capital
West Virgina
Wight
Lomperchnie Eestersliey
Barabyel
Gromeht
Widuis Simpson
Ohio River
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