Missing Night Marshal Patterson Found In Vicksburg
Night Marshal C Patterson of Rolling Fork was found early today in front of a Vicksburg cafe after being missing since Tuesday. Deputy Curlin traced him from the Mississippi River crossing at Greenville to a truck abandoned near Lake Village Arkansas, then along a path through Tollush La. Patterson, who was uninjured, had little memory of his movements and had been robbed of money pistol and gear. He is married with four children.
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Mias
C. Patterson
Rolling Fork
H. O. Custis
Foiling Fork
Curtin
At & A.m
Mississippi River
Greenville
Patterson
Lake Village
Ark
Missina
Cutis Ceid
Curtis
Tollulsh
Cartie
LB Heke
Healing Fork
Pavers
Curis
Rolling Park
Radio Programs Across Nation Highlight 1933 Events
The page lists NBC and CBS network programming across regions for Friday March 5 with extensive station notes and schedule entries. It also reports labor strikes and settlements affecting Detroit auto parts plants and other industries, noting wage talks and 40 hour week provisions across multiple companies.
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Michigan Smelting and Refining Company
Peninsular Metal Products Corporation
Thompson Products Company
Detroit
Ohio
Wadsworth
F. W. Woolworth Company
Lebanon Valley
Pennsylvania
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Carnegie-Ilinois Steel Corporation
New Members Joined Foreign Wars Vets at Joint Meet
Three exciled candidates were inducted into the Hoetoey J. Hobbs post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars during a reg meeting on Tuesday night. The new members are LL Ward, CL Meek, and George Howse. A joint meeting of the post and auxiliary featured comments by C. A Mupt, post commander, and guest speakers on parliamentary law and procedure.
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Hoetoey J. Hobbs
LL. Ward
George Howse
Phane
Eitercog
Wren
Ue Peat i
Seversi
Pest Pest
Gece Gua
Ani
Atvi i. B. Lowan
Seruar Foef
Afteen
Griffin
Bastrop
Osenbor
Morehouse
Mon
Berg
AFL Orders Halt Lewis Follower Rise in 1930s Union Split
The AFL plans action to curb John L. Lewis followers amid a larger drive to organize workers under the CIO banner. Industry by industry unity sparks a split with the Green group as steel and textile workers push for CIO affiliation and company unions resist. Jobs vanish as strikes spread with plants shut in Akron and Detroit.
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John L. Lewis
New Eyerand
Willem Green
Maryland
Feveraven
City
Lewis
Pittsburgh
General Motors
Fisher Body
Cleveland
C. I O
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
Eployes C. I. O
Oaly
Carnegie-Rhinois Steel Corporation
Washington
Francis J. Gorman
United Textile Workers of America
The
Post
C. O
United States Steel Corporation
Detroit
United Automobile Workers of America
Ihs
Chrysler Motor Corporation
Jobles
Firestone Tire and Rubber Company
Akron
Bonn Aluminum
Social Diseases Group Meeting Noted in Scripted Text
Fragmentary notes mention a Social Diseases Group gathering with scattered phrases about guest events and religious or arts connections. The text is garbled and lacks clear names, dates, or locations.
Boost in weight prevents escape in Milnowike
An inmate attempted to escape by digging a tunnel but gained 35 pounds and got stuck. Guards report Ivan tried to widen his waistline to reach the hole, yet the tunnel failed. The engineer and others described the dramatic scene as guards intervened to free him.
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Belgrade
Ivan
Torhiy
Suranio Bhriek
Births in Bastrop and nearby towns
In Bastrop three babies born February 28 and 26 at Garnier clinic Bastrop General hospital and Street's sanitarium Vicksburg names Evelyn Jeanette John Worrell Hugh Edgar Jr. and Robert Warren to local families plus a Lake Providence newborn son announced by A A Womack. Cactus juice used to clean rust in heating plants and to kill growths in city water mains.
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Bastrop General Hospital
John Worrell
Garnier Clinic
Hugh Driggers
Hugh Edgar, Jr
Lake Providence
Vicksburg
Dave Tschabold
Robert Warren
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Uncle Ezra
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Court of Human Relations
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