Untitled fragmentary school news from Fort Worth
Fragmentary OCR text shows students at a Fort Worth school with mentions of Joe Frederick and Wis victory, struggling to interpret the event. The garbled lines reference selection, challenges, and a statewide context without clear details or dates.
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Dye Drederick Whattapur
Vexas Chiristiat Vole Verativ
Fort Worth
Joe Frederick
Ugne Wuous
Joe
Prouil
Anu
Tes
Sit-down Strikers Defy Chrysler Court Order At Plants
Detroit March 17 AP Sit-down strikers hold positions in eight Chrysler plants defying a court injunction ordering evacuation by 9 a m EST Six thousand strikers have occupied plants since March A band played at the Chrysler Jefferson avenue plant Pickets shouted refuse to move we will die before we move Homer Martin UAW president said he and organizational director Richard Frankenstein would not meet with a committee appointed by Governor Frank Murphy to seek changes The sit-down strikes will cease Continued on page ten
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Detroit
Chrysler Corporation
Chrysler Jefferson Avenue
Spa
M. Dentine
Homer Martin
United Automobile Workers
Richard Frankenstein
Frank Murphy
Mussolini vows rearmament to deter enemies in Libya
Tripoli Libya March 17 41 Premice Mussolini addressing 100000 cheering Libyans and Italian colonists said Italy must rearm on sea sky and land to meet armament threats while blasting democratic governments for alarmist campaigning He praised Libyan loyalty to Italy and lauded Balbo and Starace as Libya’s march toward pacified rule drew to a close after 11 years of upheaval in the colony In New Orleans the fifth circuit court of appeals ruled TVA may sell electricity in Georgia voiding a district court order restricting operations in several states including Georgia Georgia Power Co had sued and the case involved multiple power companies and federal courts with Georgia first asserting jurisdiction and authority.
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Arhidle Starace
Siem
New Orleans
United States Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
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Georgia
Tennessee District Court
Georgia Power Company
Catoosa County
Tennessee
TWA
Kentucky
Virginia
North Carolina
West Virginia
Mississippi
Alabama
Rufus E. Foster
Foster
New Effort Started for Mooney Pardon
Sacramento Calif March 17 A new attempt to free Thomas Mooney California's most widely known convict was promised today in the state assembly after the senate killed a unique resolution to pardon him Assemblyman Paul J Ritchie of San Diego said he would introduce a resolution asking Governor Frank Merriam to pardon Mooney convicted of the 1916 San Francisco Preparedness Day bombing Four previous Governors have refused Mooney pardon Ritchie made his announcement after the Republican senate voted 34 to 5 against a resolution under which the Legislature would grant Mooney a pardon The Democratic assembly had approved the bill
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Sacramento
Calif
Thomas Mooney
California
State Assembly
Senate
Mooney
Sartorial Rules At United States Supreme Court
Washington dispatch reports judges and lawyers matching court dress codes. Lawyers are urged to wear gray striped morning dress trousers black coat and stiff collar while avoiding flamboyant hairpieces or bright robes. Fashion choices before the high court influence perception and former laxity has faded with stricter standards.
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Dirk
Premier Blum Threatens To Resign In Paris Chaos
Five killed and 300 wounded in Clichy riots as Socialist Premier Leon Blum faces strikes and leftist attacks. A cabinet member said Blum threatened resignation unless Communists concede freedom to settle the post riot aftermath. Communists reportedly agreed to extend Blum's freedom in handling the situation.
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Paris
Leon Blum
Popular Front
Clichy
Maurice Tharez
Jacques Duclos
People's Front
Blum
Red
St Patrick Day Pride Rings NYC Parade Echoes
Edward J. Neil reports on St Patrick’s Day mood in New York. Up Fifth Avenue thousands gather outside St Patrick’s Cathedral as Irish bands play and bagpipes ring. Historians note St Patrick’s legend and influence while locals wear shamrocks and Irish names are mentioned in coverage of the day.
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New York
Triad
St. Patrick
Fifth Avenue
10Th Street
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Cardinal Hayes
Ireland
Britain
County Antrim
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Saul
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Callanans
Detroit Chemist Denies Heads U S Nazi Army
Fritz Kuhn of Detroit, ex chemist and alleged Bund leader, denies heading a Hitler army in the United States. He tells the House Rules Committee that the German American Bund has 156,000 members paying $9 yearly dues and serves social aims to combat communism and promote boycotts. The organization reportedly has 80 branches. A photo shows Hitler and Kuhn in Germany a year earlier.
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Detroit
U. S
Samuel Dickstein
New York
Washington
House Rules Committee
Fritz Kuhn
Bund
Dickstein
Kuhn
Sreenisation
Hitler
Germany
Pouder Urges Limits on Social Security Spending
CMATFANOOGA March 17 Pouder executive secretary of Tennessee Taxpayers Association says Tennessee should limit cost of each phase of social security to specific appropriation amounts. He cites 27 million dollar minimum annual cost, larger than the state’s general fund revenue, and favors including such limits in the biennial appropriation bill with local administration safeguards.
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Cmatfanooga
William R. Pouder
Tennessee Taxpayers Association
Taday
Tennessee Conference of Social Workers
Ponder
Tennessee
Percy Madeira
Phil Delphia Public Charities Association
George Fort Milton
Chattsneora News
Jane Hoey
Washington
Public Assistance Bureau
The
Social Security Board
Double Killing Motive Sought
Winchester authorities sought a motive for the fatal shooting of Mr and Mrs W S Martin in a tragedy described by the coroner as murder. Martin a 35 year old from a prominent family reportedly killed his wife 26 then shot himself dying later in hospital. A .22 caliber pistol with two bullets discharged and three liquor bottles found in the bedroom. No notes were found.
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Winchester
Das. W. Martin
B. S. Bartlett
Martin
Hinarl
Vic
Dee Martin
Whalesale Wrocer and Stockman
Singing to the Electric Chair Case in Tennessee
Nashville report details the execution of Anderson Berry, 24, at the Tennessee prison for the murder of Hugh Matlock. Berry sang while strapped in and was pronounced dead at 5 30 am. Warden Neely notes Berry’s routine meals before execution.
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Nashville
Tenn
Anderson Berry
Regro
Tennessee
Hugh Matlock
Fayetteville
Berry
A. W. Neely
Matlock
James Smith
Smith
Neely
Loyalists Hit Towns Near Insurgents in Madrid Front
Madrid reports mass bombing of Siguenza and Brihuega behind insurgent lines in Guadalajara sector. Eight tons of bombs and a million machine gun rounds fired at retreating insurgents. 25 bi motor bombers and 60 pursuit planes massed for raids. Insurgent artillery hit central Madrid, including Gran Via, causing casualties as government protests London over neutrality breach.
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Madrid
Siguenza
Brituega
Guadalajara
Brihuega
Trijuequeén
Altyck
Gran Via
Ds Ibat
Inventive Edison Tablet Sparks Modern Fire Alarm Tube
From Thoms A. Edison labs in West Orange New Jersey comes news of a new fire protection tube. The tiny device reacts to heat by an electronic contact triggering alarms lights sprinklers or fire doors. Edison successors have produced thousands of these sensors for ships and buildings as part of ongoing efforts to serve society.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
Science
West Orange
N. J
Thoms A. Edison, Inc
Edison
Evight Laboratories
Jersey
Avith
Edison Laboratories
Iired
Berggren
Pratec- Ligue
Joseleix
Corwin Defends Plan Against Court Obligation Claims
Professor Edward S Corwin urges the Senate Judiciary Committee that a majority of Supreme Court justices have forgotten their constitutional duty to a broad future interpretation. He advocates Roosevelt's court reorganizatio n program as necessary to resolve a foggy majority stance and restore balance with Congress.
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George W. Norris
Nebraska
Senate
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Judiciary Committee
Washington
Edward S. Corwin
Frinceton University
Senate Judiciary Committee
Justice McReynolds
Weather Update for Tennessee Kentucky and Virginia
Cloudy and warmer with showers in extreme west tonight. Virginia shows fair tonight and Thursday with warmer conditions, while the extreme southwest portion may see light showers.
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Tennessee
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Virginia
Warner
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