Subway Work Pushed Ahead in Chicago Project
Chicago engineers and sandhogs celebrate completing over 80 percent of a 57 million dollar subway project two years after digging began. The workforce of about 3,800 has moved 2 million cubic yards of material and poured 500 thousand cubic yards of concrete. Eight fatalities occurred in the project’s history, but the program maintains a strong safety record.
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Chicago
WWE
Philip Harrington
Interior
Harold J. Ickes
PWA
Dearborn Street
State Street
Harrington
Ulity
Petain risks German alliance to preserve French sovereignty
The column argues Marshal Petain limits cooperation with Nazi Germany to defend France. Laval’s fall signals internal power plays while Petain relies on colonial France as his backbone. Weygand could rally Africa if ordered, shaping a potential British alliance.
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Marshal Petain
Catcha Bigan
Gertha Ch
Laval
French
Mussolini
Libya
Albania
Otto Abetz
Vichy
Petain
Hitler
Abetz
Fuehrer
France
Germany
French Africa
Weygand
Britain
Mediterranean
Vari-hued fireplugs guide water mains at Maryland plant
In Annapolis officials describe color coded fireplugs that signal water main size and flow. The system uses combinations of yellow black and red to indicate capacity, helping fire departments access water quickly.
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Annapolis
Get at the Cause of Constipation with All-Bran
The note explains constipation often comes from lack of bulk in the diet and suggests Kellogg's All-Bran as a high fiber cereal to aid regularity. It emphasizes drinking water, non-medicinal relief, and consulting a physician for chronic cases.
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Kellogg's
Battle Creek
Dupree Boy to be Honored for Life Saving Act
Fred Dupree Jr a 17 year old Sterlington youth who saved a companion’s life will be honored at Monroe district United Gas Pipe Line Company safety meeting on December 18. His quick action stopped bleeding after a shotgun accident that injured Russell Slade as Hoyt Manning assisted, with praise from Slade’s father.
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Monroe
United Gasee Line Company
Ety
J. G. Hicks
Fred
Russell Slade
Fred Dupree
United Gas Pipe Line Company
Fred Jr
Sterlington, la
Ivy L. Slade
Dupree
Hoyt Manning
M. F. Moncrief
Long worker guilty of slugging woman in poll booth
Rosario Difatta a precinct poll captain was convicted in district court Monday of assault and battery against Mrs Nell Roberts during the gubernatorial primary January 16. One position of sentence was deferred until Friday. Roberts, an official watcher for the Sam Jones faction, said Difatta pushed her and she fell in a polling booth. Difatta, a supporter of the Earl K Long faction, denied the charge.
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New Orleans
Rosario Difatta
Nell Roberts
After Accident Rider Fetches Help by Horse to Phone
After the crash he rode to the nearest telephone seeking medical aid. The incident shows a rider racing to summon assistance following an accident.
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