Violence and unrest ripple through early strike era
Violence flares as non union drivers and pickets clash with police in Alameda and Chicago. Reports cite tear gas, water cannons, injured officers and a broad wave of strikes expanding across Chrysler, Hudson, GM, and other plants. Workers idle numbered in the tens of thousands as negotiations continue.
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California Packing Corp
Alameda
Calif
Chicago
Lancaster
Iron Works
Chrysler Motor Corp
Non-Untion Works
Allan Campbell
Chrysler+ motor
Corporation
Chrysler
United Automobile Workers Union
Hudson Motor Car Company
Detroit
Weather brief from several states on frigid night
Tennessee sees extreme cold with wind and sparse protection overnight. Virginia reports mostly clear skies with rising temperatures and light winds in the south. Kentucky forecasts generally grim with warming later in the week. North Carolina experiences clear to partly cloudy night with uncertain temperature rise.
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Tennessee
Virginia
Kentucky
North Carolina
Report Indicates Work Needed For Handicapped Tots
A vehicle crash on the Gate City highway near Morrison City injured two men. Henry B. Bragg 35 of Penn-Dixie Cement was in critical condition at Community Hospital with internal injuries and possible skull fracture. Claude Morrison 22 Tennessee Eastman was admitted with favorable prospects after the collision with a truck. The incident followed a prior fatal wreck nearby and underscored local efforts to aid crippled children, with county health reports noting 117 cases needing help and public support rising.
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Community Hospital
Henry Bragg
Claude Morrison
Kingsport
Gate City
Gate City Road
Henry B. Bragg
Penn-Dixie Cement Corporation
Morrisan City
Bragg
Morrison
Tennessee Eastman Corporation
Mike Flanagan
H. P._ Marion
Citizens Supply Cn
Morrison Cross Roads
Woris “T
Sullivan County
Osth
Tennessee Cripplers
Court Hearing Draws All Kinds Of Senate Spectators
The Senate hearing on the presidents ymirt measure attracted hundreds of onlookers including grandmothers, serious men, and officials from nearby offices. Spectators crowded the chamber as Senators Logan and Connally questioned witnesses, while aides and reporters watched from the sides, amid signs and a cautious, crowded scene.
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Wasilington
Maret
Senate
Ymirt
Congress
Grutfoll
Millrons
Logan
Ghairian Ashurst
Ariz
Bonamy Burke
Nebo
Austin JR
jConnally
D. Tex
Vane
Insurgent Drive Near Guadalajara In Spain Front
Rebels claim wiping out a battalion of government troops and capturing more than 100 square miles of territory as they push toward Guadalajara. Control of seven villages along the Madrid Zaragoza highway reported, with twelve government tanks captured.
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Spain
Guadalajara
Mies
Madrid
Iilots
Pragoza
Guad-Iajara
Brihuega
Torija
Aragon Road
Brikuega
Castilblanco
Rujatara
Jadraque
Villanueva de Argecilia
Miralrio
Valfermoso de Las Monjas
Guadalaajara
Jarama
WETS TO SEEK REPEAL AFTER SOLON RECESS
Alabama votes dry prompt renewed push to repeal Tennessee prohibition as border states show mixed liquor laws. Debate centers on revenue needs and possible state wide referendum while anti saloon groups mobilize counties. Prominent Rep Lon S Austin criticizes enforcement as widespread.
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Ashville
Alabama
Tennessee
Lon S. Austin
Henderson County
Sentio J
House
Robert S. Tinnon
Anti-Saloon League
Tinnon
Gorerpec Browning
Virginia
North Carolina
Kentucky
Missouri
Arkansas
Georgia
Bell Slated for Record Crop Seen Marshal's Post
Knoxville Journal reports Henry R. Bell of London is named U S Marshal for East Tennessee with Chester R. Hackney as chief deputy. The post, vacant since Marshal Worley’s April auto crash, pays 4400 annually. Bell’s past roles include state Democratic chairman and former state senator.
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Knoxville
Knoxville Journal
Henry R
Peg) Bell
London
United States
East Tennessee
Chester R. Hackney
Knox County
Bell
James Rworley
Kingsport
Democratic Executive Committee
Knox
Polk
Monroe
Kilted Lostaotty
Worley
Johnson City
E. Lynn Mister
Minter
U. S. Marshall
Hackney
Beil
Nathan L. Bachman
Chatanooga
Fromknox
J. Carrot Cate
Roosevelt
Hill MacAlister
Alabama votes to end prohibition in statewide repeal
Alabama counties voting wet favored state stores, making liquor legal in the state. Early returns show 88,305 for repeal and 182,909 against, with Jefferson Mobile and Montgomery counties voting strongly for the state plan. State stores to begin within two weeks after governor proclaims results.
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Frohibjtion
Alabama
Georgia
Tennessee
Mississippi
Kansas
Oklahoma
Bibb Graves
Tate
Jefferson
Mobile
Montgomery
Iand
Mrs Curry First Customer Returns for gown Promise
In Adelaide on March 11 1867 Mrs J B Curry 9 now visits a department store anniversary tale. The store had rewarded her as its first customer with outfits in 1867 and fulfilled a later promise to give another gown when she returned at age ninety.
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Adelaide
Australia
J. B. Curry
Senate Gum Question Stuns Hearing Inquiries
Washington March 11 a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on the presidents court reorganization bill drew odd speculation as Attorney General Crel Curmmin was said to have chewed gum during testimony and not disposed of it. Witness details remained unclear as officials near Reed and Jackson were referenced amid a long examination.
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Agriculture Department
Congress
Burley
Bureau of Agricultural Economies
Hurley
Sacramento
Calif
Thomas J. Mooney
California Senate
Assembly
Paul A. Richle
San Diego
Senate
Money
U. S. Webs
Fred B. Wood
Kennett Dawson
San Francisco
Mooney
Eddy Gilmore
Crel Curmmin
Chen
Torney
Cet Cummings
Har
Ion Ng
Sun
Jackson Takes Stand In Probe Of Court Plan
Assistant Attorney General Robert H. Jackson testified in Washington that a majority of the Supreme Court opposes Roosevelt’s court reorganization aims. He warned delays and divisions threaten key New Deal measures, citing acts from Social Security to the Tennessee Valley Authority as under legal cloud and in danger of being struck down.
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Robert H. Jackson
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Senate Judicary Committee
Jackson
Jacksort
High Court
Securities & Exchange Commission
Social Security Board
Public Works Administration
Tennessee Valey Authority
Labor Relations Board
Congress
Sentate
Ay Jackson
Cummings
Ashurst
D.aziz
King
Utah
Bashan
Poneangres
Janeen Couliawed
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American Federation of Labor
John L. Lewis
Chicago Mail Order Co
At & Mateusson Co
Ludlow Topograph Co
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Cishion Soaring Co
Desrborn Glass Co
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Mhiirley Machine Co
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Solon
Tenn
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Messenger Boys
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