Two Brothers Die in Fire-Razed Shack Clubhouse
In Allentown Pennsylvania police probe foul play after two brothers William Stengele eight and David six died in a fire at a padlocked teenage clubhouse. Firemen dragged the shack into a creek to reach the bodies as investigators test red stains on a wall for blood. Authorities questioned four teens who used the shack about locking the door Sunday night.
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Allentown
William Stengele
David
Adele Stengele
Dale
Roland
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Bethlehem
Virginia Governor Seeks Referendum on School Funding Split
Governor Thom as B. Stanley calls a special session for November 30 to seek a constitutional referendum on using public money for private schooling in Virginia. If the legislature approves, voters would decide on a constitutional convention to amend the state constitution.
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Richmond
Thomas B. Stanley
Virginia
General Assembly
Daniel Tobin Dies at 83 Heads Teamsters Union
Daniel J. Tobin an Irish immigrant who led the AFL Teamsters Union from 1907 to 1952 dies at 83 in Indianapolis of high blood pressure and heart disease. He mentored FDR’s campaigns, favored last resort strikes, and backed AFL CIO merger. Survived by Irene, Katherine, and five sons. funeral planned in Indianapolis with burial in Cambridge Mass.
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Indianapolis
Daniel J. Tobin
AFL Teamsters Union
County Clare
Ireland
Tobin
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Democratic National Committee
FDR
AFL
CIO
Teamsters
Dave Beck
Seattle
United States
Miami Beach
Beck
International Brotherhood
Irene
Katherine Tobin
Frank L
Banks Are A Bother Rail Worker Says
Omaha police found 646.11 in cash on Angelo McMelelo an itinerant railroad worker. He told Judge Patrick O'Connor that bank writing is too bothersome and insisted he is not a criminal. Officers released him after the exchange.
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Omaha
Angelo McMelelo
Angelo
Patrick O'Connor
Pekan Marten Fur Bearer Name Meaning
Pekan is described as the Indian name for the marten, a brown fur bearer with a bushy tail.
Farm Plans Outdated Says Newsom At Grange Meet
Cleveland report on the 89th National Grange convention quotes Herschel D. Newsom, master, criticizing U S farm programs. He says agriculture lags other sectors, farm income declines, production exceeds demand, and exports falter. He urges careful overhauls this year to protect farmers.
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Cleveland
National Grange
Herschel D. Newsom
Johnston Speaks At NAF Meeting In Birmingham
William F. Johnston, Armco Steel supervisor of training, will present his talk Barnyard Economics at the four day Management Development Institute in Birmingham, Alabama. The address promises practical economic discussion and has been well received in prior engagements nationwide, as the National Association of Foremen and the Alabama Council of NAF clubs sponsor the event.
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William F. Johnston
Armco Steel Corp
Management Development Institute
Birmingham
Ala
Johnson
National Asn
Alabama Council of Naf Clubs
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