Britain mobilizes forces to stop Palestine Jewish migration
The British government moves to block unauthorized Jewish immigration to Palestine. It asks Russia Romania and other nations to stop embarkations and prevent ships from Constanza and other Romanian ports. The cruiser Ajax is in Haifa with 1500 immigrants awaiting a decision while Mediterranean fleet units may intercept ships. The navy says it is vigilant for legal immigrant ships.
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Constanza
France
Italy
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Ajax
Haifa
Malta
Mediterranean
Grecian Watts
Royal Navy
London Vendors Sell Daffodils for 12 Cents Each
Street vendors known as the bar Tow boys in London sold daffodils recently at 12 cents per corven to celebrate a local mood of cheerful commerce.
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London
Livestock Showing Maintains High Standard At Fairgrounds
The 56th Inter-State Fair features seasoned La Crosse exhibitors and first year entrants in a strong livestock display. Judging began Thursday at 9 a.m. with many notable cattle heads including Floyd Jones eight head of Clydesdales and grand champion hopefuls from Sparta and Tomah.
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H. G. Lenz
Tomah
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Lewiston
Minn
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W. W. Evans
S. W. Pierce
Fall River
Columbia County Fair
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Erwin Nuttleman
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John Raymer, Jr
LaVerne Nuttleman
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Lester Pralle
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Dietrich C. Miller
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H. F. Storandt
Robert Rhyme
D. P. Elliott
Harlan Méyer
Walter Horstman
Lee R. Wells
Eleanore Thompson
Richard Storandt
Hampshires
Lee
Morgan Wells
Paul R. Zube
Viroqua
Packing House Meet Sees Union Swift Talks Continue
Representatives of the CIO United Packinghouse Workers union and Swift and Company planned to resume contract negotiations today. A union spokesman reported some progress in opening discussions yesterday. Contracts with Armour Wilson and Cudahy expire Sunday but stay in effect until a new agreement is signed. Talks with Armour start next Monday and with Wilson and Cudahy at a later date.
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CIO United Packinghouse Workers Union
Swift and Company
Swift
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Cudahy
Census reports June tops all months for marriage licenses
The census bureau said June reached a record high for marriage licenses issued, with 86,448 licenses in cities of 100,000 or more, about 17 percent above the prior peak set in May.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Ninety Two Year Old Ludwik Solski Learns a New Part
Ninety two year old Ludwik Solski a renowned Polish actor for seven decades is in Warsaw studying a fresh acting role.
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Ludwik Solski
Warsaw
OPA Explains Eviction Rules For July Period
William A. ONeil outlines when unlawful detainer cases from July 1 to 25 may be reopened for merits trials. Tenants denied due to rent control lapse may seek trial if notices alleged nuisance or immediate landlord use, while cases lacking OPA notice compliance should be dismissed.
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William A. O'Neil
la Crosse
OPA
O'Neil
OPA Rent Office
Pro-Italian Demonstration Sparks Grenade Injuries in Gorizia
In Gorizia Venezia Giulia at least 30 people were injured as two hand grenades exploded amid clashes following a pro-Italian demonstration. The violence erupted during a disputed territorial dispute in the region.
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Gorizia
Venezia Giulia
A-C Contract Is OK on Anti-Labor Policy Of Allis-Chalmers
Grant W. Oakes of the CIO United Farm Equipment and Metal Workers union telegraphed Secretary Krug that an $81,000 Reclamation Service contract to Allis-Chalmers for electrical gear at the Colorado Big Thompson project signals approval of the firm’s anti union labor policy. He cites a national strike against Allis-Chalmers since March.
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Chicago
Grant W. Oakes
CIO
United Farm Equipment and Metal Workers Union
Interior
Krug
Allis-Chalmers Co
Oakes
Reclamation Bureau
Shawano Woman Killed in Boiler Explosion
Mrs Joseph Schuh, 48, died in an explosion at Lunds corner cheese factory near Shawano Wisconsin. Her husband 62 was critically injured and 15 year old William Verling suffered minor injuries as the boiler blast destroyed the plant and home with damage likely over ten thousand dollars. Undersheriff Hugo Becker cites low boiler water triggering the blast after Mrs Schuh opened a valve for more water.
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Wis
Joseph Schuh
Lunds Corner
Here
Hugo Becker
Schuh
Becker
William Verling
Philippine clash reports nine MPs killed in Tayabas attack
Philippine military police headquarters said nine MPs and two Hukbalahaps were killed and 13 MPs wounded when a police column came under attack in Tayabas province. It marked the first official report of Hukbalahaps operating outside central Luzon.
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Manila
Philippine Military Police
Tayabas
Luzon
Identity Of Four Georgia Lynchers Identified By FBI
The Washington Post reports the FBI has identified some members of the mob that lynched four Negroes near Monroe Georgia. Gov Ellis Arnall and Attorney General Tom Clark were to be shown evidence soon. Walton County officials said they had no information on the identification.
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Washington Post
FBI
Monroe
the Post
Ellis Arnall
Georgia
Tom Clark
Atlanta
John R. Trost
Walton County
Here
Federal Bureau of Investigation
John F. Trost
Bell gifts ivory telephones to Queen Victoria
Alexander Graham Bell presented Queen Victoria with a pair of ivory telephones, linking 19th century innovation to royal patronage and signaling early public fascination with telephone technology.
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Alexander Graham Bell
Queen Victoria
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