Harriman Mill to Resume Operation With Blue Eagle
Harriman Tennessee July 20. The Blue Eagle returns after a three month absence as NRA settlement allows resumption of Harriman Hosiery Mills. Ashby Wright says the mills reopen Monday after a June 25 shutdown due to a large order loss and Blue Eagle withdrawal. The strike’s legal actions and federal aid kept workers fed. strikers’ attorney says they will likely accept terms once officially notified.
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Harriman
Tenn
Blue Eagle
Washington
NRA
Hartmnen
Recovery Administration
Ashby Wright
Pedoral Eoliet
Fansinigs
Thes Blue Eagle
W. M. Hannah
Ave
Last of Shapiro brothers killed in Brooklyn rackets
Brooklyn scene recalls three brothers killed over rackets with Willie Shapiro found buried after a stakeout by Sidney Weiss. Police say Meyer and Leving were shot earlier while Willie reportedly tried to expand dice profits amid gangland feuds around 1981.
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Brooklyn
N. J
Plct
Sidney Weiss
Willie Shapiro
Willie
Brechers
Maat
Heaven
Meyer
Leving
Shapiro
Cony Island
Greene County
Diamond
New York
Weather Summary for Tennessee and Virginia
Weather today remains fair and warm with continued warmth tonight and Saturday in Tennessee. Virginia sees generally fair conditions tonight and Saturday with scattered thunder showers in the northeast this afternoon and in the southwest this evening. Temperatures show a high of 101 yesterday and a low of 38 yesterday in the region, with readings at 6 PM.
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Tennessee
Virginia
Textile strike threats spread across Alabama in July unrest
Huntsville Alabama July 20 guards watched as rumors of a 500 member textile workers march spurred a state walkout. Decatur gunfire left one dead and two injured as union efforts to halt the Aniston mills collapsed. In Decatur Goodyear plant and other mills faced pickets while John Dean pressed union leaders in Anniston. Estimates of strikers ranged 18 000 to 22 000.
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Huntsville
Ala
Tennessee
Iveridge
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
I Decatur
Svil
An- Histon
Aso
Anniskon
John Dean
International Yreponse
United Textile Workers of America
An-niston
Decatur
Monroe
Goodyear
Atlanta Gripped by Death by Own Action Fever
Atlanta records seven self destruction attempts, including three death by own action pacts, killing one girl and injuring six others. Police cite love disappointment, fear of prison terms, and discouragement as causes. A 19 year old, T. J. Whitehead, drank poison, fearing a year in the chain gang for burglary, but survived after treatment. Two girls reported they no longer wanted to be fussed at and survived after failed attempts.
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Atlanta
J. Whitehead
Gangland Claims Another Victim in Chicago Slaying
Chicago July 29 Michael Bud Quinlan a racketeer and public enemy was shot dead while seated at Cottage Grove avenue with Thomas McLaughlin in a beer business feud. A young well dressed gunman approached shot Quinlan and fled. Police seek motive and shooter amid prohibition era ties and gambling house links.
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Chicago
Michael
Bud” Quinlan
Cottage Grove Avenue Vale
Thomas McLaughlin
Quinlan
McLaughlin
Fred
McErlane
South Side
Charlie
Connor
World Powers In Olson In Control Fight For Aerial Supremacy
World powers race for air supremacy as Britain plans 40 new Royal Air Force squadrons and the United States expands a three year program for 1 000 planes. France Russia and Japan build fast modern fighters and bombers while Geneva talks explore limits on air power. Olson moves to replace Langer allies in North Dakota state offices as federal funds hinge on appointment disputes.
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Olson
Langer
Washington
Great Britain
Royal Air Force
U. S
United States
Newton, D. Baker Aviation Committee
Army Air Corps
France
Russia
Japan
Geneva
Skys
Stephen T. Horst
State Regulatory Department
Sidney Parke
Grand Forks
I. LE. M. Lee
Fargo
State Game Yand Fish Department
Fred Argast
O. Leonard Crevedal
State Industrial Commission
James Milloy
Swift
Frank A. Mogel
W. E. Stitzel
Bismarck
Supreme Court
Secretary of State
Stitzel
Lange
Vogel
North Dakota
Allen testifies as prisoners riot in Hollywood morals trial
Dave Allen the man who supplied many courtroom types for movies testified today in the Hollywood morals trial. He described the alleged wild party as a key part of the indictments against him and Gloria Marsh with Miss March also slated to be called. June Delong, an extra, testified she participated in the affair at her apartment and is a state witness. In Birmingham riots prisoners flooded the main cell block, smashed windows and tore plumbing fixtures as guards tried to maintain order.
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Rogh
Ark
Selen
Spence Balen
Gangict
Treedom
Carl E. Bailey
Hwen
Los Angules
Dave Allen
Hollywood
Centres
Jed
Gloria Marsh
Miss March
Umeral
June Delong
Birmingham
Ala
E. B. Erwin
Scottsboro Negroce
Scottsboro
Jefferson County
Misconduct Charged to Fairbanks and Lady Ashley
London reports charges of continued misconduct against Douglas Fairbanks Sr and Lady Ashley filed at Somerset House. The petition requires a reply within 14 days if co respondent Fairbanks and the respondent wish to resist. The divorce action, listed for October, involves Fairbanks and Lady Ashley after their July Paris and Monte Carlo trip.
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Albert W. Wilson
Associated Press Foreign Staff
London
Douglas Fairbanks, Sr
Lady Ashley
Lord ‘Ashley
Somerset House
Fairbanks
Lord Ashley
Ashley
Paris
Monte Carlo
Death list grows as heat fuels resign cabinet
Paris reports a heat wave causing political turmoil with resignations of Edouard Herriott and Andre Tardieu. The crisis coincides with record temperatures across the U.S. and Europe, with dozens dead from heat, widespread crop damage, and fires. Nebraskan and Iowa temps hit new highs as cities from Kansas City to Chicago report heat casualties and strained linings.
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Herriott, Tardieu
Mercury Rises
The
Associated Press
Paris
Texas
New York
Georgia
Edouard Her
Nebraska
Andre Tardieu
Kansas City
Mercury
Nowata
Okla
St. Louis
St. Joseph
Oklahoma’ City
Dallas
Jefferson City
Arkansas
Houston
Chicago
Memphis
Washington
Indiana
Fort Worth
Atlanta
Lake Michigan
Plains States
Rockies
Mississippi
Omaha
Keokuk
Iowa
Iowa City
Quincy
Massachusetts
Tardieu Torn Between Fight and Peace in French Cabinet
Premier Tardieu confronts Radical Socialist leaders over Serge Stavisky swindles amid threats of resignation. Friends report Gaston Doumergue furious at Tardieu's attack on Herriot's group and prepared to demand Tardieu's resignation if a peace pact fails tonight.
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Gaston Doumergue
Tardieu
Herriot
Serge Stavisky
Reed Indicted in Woman's Death in Gun Raid
St Louis July 20 Reed a suspended agent in charge of the justice department here was indicted for manslaughter in the raid on the Masterson home that led to the death of Mrs Dessie Masterson. The grand jury returned a true bill after testimony by federal and local authorities involved in the raid. Harry Masterson, husband of the slain woman, said the agent struck him with a pistol after the shooting.
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ST. Louis
Lear B. Reed
Department of Justice
Dessie Masterson
Reed
Masterson
Harry Masterson
Mastersons
Roosevelt May Use Hawaii as Pacific Peace Forum
Washington reports President Roosevelt may use Hawaii as a forum to voice a pacific neighbor policy. He plans a Honolulu radio address on July 28 and could outline long term views on open diplomacy, naval limits, and regional security for a Pacific peace framework.
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Roosevelt
Hawaii
Pacific
Washington
United States
Honolulu
Pasizie
Latin America
Frisco Strikes End as Pickets Return to Work
Seattle reports describe Mayor Charles L. Smith leading police in tear gas and baton action against 2,000 longshore strikers on July 20. Dozens injured, many affected by gas. the clash smeared waterfronts and prompted ambulances. Portland tensions rose as Bay Area crews began returning, signaling a broad shift in the Pacific coast maritime labor conflict. The San Francisco strike mood cooled as unions moved toward normal operations while some lines remained crippled.
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Seattle
Charles L. Smith
Long Shore
Oiler 40
Pier 41
Garfield Street
Fas
San Francisco
Portland
Ore
San Francisco Bay
Bay Area
Labor “Strategy” Committee
Julius L. Meier
Oregon
Robert F. Wagner
New York
Wagner
Meier
San Francisco Bay Area
Alameda County Building Trades and
Central Labor Councils
Market Street Railway Company
Federetion
S. W. Douglas
Douglas
Samuel Kahn
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Mark H. Shank
Akron, C
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Benton, Ark
Shank
A. G. Stedman
Helen Spence Eaton
Stedman
Trusty
Eaton
the Trusty
Michael Quinlan
Lloyd A. Lehreas
Associated Brass
N.D
Ole H. Olson
William Langer
Johief
N. D
Willam Langer
Arnox
Allen
Storm
Worals
Domergue
Radical Socialist Party
Herviot
Tariow
Charles P. Nutter
Pereat
Orient
State Department
China
Soviet Russia
Manchukuo
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