AEDS Blamed for Strike at Flint
Flint labor unrest centers on Fisher Body plant with about 4000 workers striking. State troopers and police clashed with demonstrators as 2000 gathered nearby. five alleged leaders were arrested after a raid on strike HQ Dixie hall. Officials blame foreign agitators while denying wage cuts. workers picketed the plant amid tension.
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Flint
Detroit
Chicago
Pontiac
Fisher Body Corporation
R. J. Whiting
Fisher Corp
Groves
Flushing
Dixie Hall
A. Detroitgh
Nydia Barker
Boay Company
South Saginaw Street
J. “O. Clegorn
Whiting
Four Faculty Members Take Sabbatical at Central State Teachers College
Four Central State Teachers College faculty members will be on sabbatical starting in September as announced by President EB Warriner. Irene F Jorac will study for her master at the University of Michigan. Yweace Ryan will pursue her master's degree next fall. George Wheeler will be absent until February to study at Columbia University. Cleon C Richtmyer will work on his master's at Peabody College in Nashville Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central State Teachers College
EB. C. Warriner
Irene F. Jorac
University of Michigan
Yweace Ryan
George Wheeler
Columbia University
Cleon C. Richtmyer
Peabody College
Nashville
Tenn
Fishermen Warned Against Grubby Bass In Local Waters
Rock bass in streams and lakes of this state section may be affected by a disease likened to smallpox. Fred Thomas of the Flabella county conservation office warns fishermen to avoid consuming bass with white spots along the backbone. Green and black bass are not affected and rock bass lose the disease as water grows cold.
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Fred Thomas
Pr Conservation
Flabella County
Thomas
Cupid's Arrows Hit Mark 26 Couples Take Vows in June
County records show 26 marriage licenses issued in June. From January 1 to July 1, 88 licenses were applied for in the county clerk's office, with 67 issued from January to July 1 in 1929 style data.
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Cupid
Faculty Hosts Welcome For 1813 New Students At Central State
Central State Teachers college welcomed 1813 new students to a summer session reception on the lawn and gym. Four receiving lines were led by I C Warriner, Bertha M Ronan, K P Brooks, and Wallace C Parker. Hosts included Frank E Robinson and E J Merrill. Entertainment committees were headed by Beck and Collins, with Potters leading community singing and Bandoliers providing outdoor music.
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Central State Teachers College
Pres. I. C. Warriner
Bertha M. Ronan
K. P. Brooks
Wallace C. Parker
Frank E. Robinson
E. J. Merrill
M. B. Jensen
Maynard Hicks
EB. GC
Beck
Phil
D. Collins
Herbert E. Marshall
J.harold Potters
Bandoliers
Mildred R. Bunker
Georgia Hood
M.A. Gobb
Mervill
Chrysler Announces 10 Percent Wage Cut
Chrysler Motor announces a ten percent pay reduction for all salaried employees from Walter Chrysler onward. The cut, effective immediately, follows a retrenchment policy driven by the current economic depression and labor concessions already made through reduced hours.
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Detroit
KUPY
Chrysler Motor Corporation
Walter Chrysler
Grand Rapids Population Figures Announced
Revised census figures give Grand Rapids a population of 168 650 with Holland at 14 347 and Grand Haven at 8 212.
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Grand Rapids
Holland
Grand Haven
September 1 Deadline for Voter Registration
City Manager Walter K. Willman announces registration for the September 9 primary must be completed by September 1. Eligible voters may register year round except the week before an election. re registration required if moving precincts or being new to town. In Mt. Pleasant, re registration is not required for city residents of this size.
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Walter K. Willman
Mt. Pleasant
Three Planes Aim For Endurance Record Flight
Three Stinson junior airplanes arrived at Roosevelt Field to undertake a two month endurance flight. crews will alternate on a 72 hour schedule with a refueling ship among the trio. Captain John Donaldson Jack Charlson and Tex Anding will pilot as the Detroit based planes prepare to join the mission.
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New York
U.rex
Stinson
Roosevelt Field
Detroit
John §. Donaldson
Jack Charleson
Tex Anding
Slayers Suspected In Farmhand Murder At Lapeer
Frank Lawrence 59 farmhand was found murdered in a barn on a Lapeer County farm. Basil Ryckman, his employer, said Lawrence carried about 150 dollars when last seen. Police report says attackers bound his hands and feet with wire and gagged him before beating him to death.
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Lapeer
Mich
U.P
Frank Lawrence
Lawrence
Norning
Basil Ryckman
Hoover to spend holidays at his Rapidan camp
President Hoover will move to his Rapidan fishing camp tomorrow for a three day Fourth of July outing. He had hoped to leave this afternoon but must stay in Washington to monitor the closing hours of Congress. There will be no fishing due to the Virginia trout season closing July 1.
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Washington
U.P
Hoover
Rapidan
Congress
Virginia
New York Woman Killed in Michigan Car Crash
Mrs. Frederick Meyer of New York City was killed and her husband seriously injured when their car collided near Clinton with a vehicle driven by Kazymond Niethanmen of Saline.
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Adrian, Mich
U.rp
Frederick Meyer
New York City
Clinton
Kazymond Niethanmen
Saline
Aviators Pass 50th Hour in Air in Endurance Flight
The Hunter family extended the City of Chicago endurance flight into a third week with pilots John and Kenneth Hunter reporting a cleared Stinson-Detroiter motor. The craft had logged 517 hours, far surpassing last year’s refueling record, as Sheriff Porten served writs over liens tied to a prior endurance project.
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Chicago
U.S
Hunter
John
Kenneth Hunter
St. Louis
Matt Porten
Porten
Kenneth
Walter Hunter
Albert
Mesages
Ktenneth
Wilson Herren
Charles A. Gindbergh
Plone
Southern Cross
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Atlantic
Sky Harbor
New York
California
Cows Die After Drinking Tippled Water in New Jersey Farm
In Somerville New Jersey July 3 UPI three cows died after drinking alcohol laced water as two men Rocco Bucci and Joseph DAngelo were arrested for violating the prohibition law. Troopers recovered a still mash and alcohol on the Montgomery county farm.
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Somerville
N. J
Johnson Moore
Montgomery County
Moore
Rocco Bucci
Joseph D’angelo
Central State Teachers College Adds 385 Faculty for Summer
Seventy states and sixteen Michigan towns are represented among 385 new faculty added to Central State Teachers College for the summer term as enrollment rises to 1818. Visiting instructors include J Merrill Heaphy Pontiac Patrick J Smith Greencastle Indiana Helen A Williams Saginaw Bertha M Lefler Greenville W W Gumser Lowell and others with home addresses listed in Michigan Indiana Nebraska Massachusetts Ohio Oklahoma Washington DC.
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Michigan
Central State Teachers College
Indiana
Nebraska
Massachusetts
Ohio
Oklahoma
Washington
D. C
J. Merrill Heaphy
Pontiac
Patrick J. Smith
Greencastle
Helen A. Williams
Saginaw
Bertha M. Lefler
Greenville
W. W. Gumser
Lowell
Anna E. Lawwrence
Turner
Washington, D. C
R. G. Voorhorst
Flint
Arold W. Brown
Ypsilanti
Kenneth A. Kelly
Cass City
Emily Burton
Arapahoe
Mae Miller Beck
Mt. Pigasant
Claude D. Love
Hale
Wilma Shearer
Midland
W. A. Harbison
Detroit
George B. Randels
Alma
Thelma J. Eaton
St. Johns
George D. Helm
Ann Arbor
L .Lloyd Flewelling
Needham
Mae Mclaren
Gleveland
Ursula Eichenberger
Reed City
Velma Benson
Cleveland
Clara
G. Stewart
B. M. Raymond
Holland
Matin L
Lindahl
Dorothy Barnett
Lucas
Herman Spencer
George ©. Wise
C. J. Bollinger
Normin
Elizabeth Seebeck
Bay City
Sigmund K. Proctor
I. E. Fell
Nellie E. Barton
Four Mt Pleasant Men Named As Judges For Regatta
About 30 boats from Detroit Lansing Alma St Louis Ithaca Remus Traverse City Mt Pleasant Saginaw Bay City and Lake George will race in the first annual Coldwater lake regatta part of the Fourth of July celebration. Judges Maxwell Hafer Roe Reynolds all from Mt Pleasant will use the Maxwell yacht as the judges stand. A baseball game is set for 1 30 between Alma and Weidman independent teams. Water polo and motor boat events will also be held with extra motors and boats supplied for accidents.
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Detroit
Lansing
Alma
Weidman
Pojo J
Fire destroys Kentucky reformatory workshops
A blaze at the Kentucky State reformatory in Frankfort wiped out three workshops and two nearby residences, endangering about 500 convicts. Sparks from a passing locomotive are suspected. $200,000 in damage reported. Prison houses 2,380 inmates. no injuries recorded. Fire crews from Frankfort, Lexington, and Louisville battled the flames. Investigators consider arson as a possibility.
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Frankfort
U.P
Kentucky State Reformatory
Lexington
Lowiisville
Detroit Man Accused in Religious Racketeering Case
William Estep, head of the SupErmind Science temple, is charged with racketeering and taking money under false pretenses. The warrant names his wife Dora Fillinger and associates, amid claims of unlicensed insurance offerings and a $500 death benefit plan.
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Detroit
William Estep
Science Temple
Estep
Dora BL. Fillinger
Florence
Socall
Bascom Maxwell
Central State to build athletic headquarters for city and college
Central State Teachers college advances plans for a 37 acre athletic complex east of the campus. A 5,000 seat stadium, five practice fields, track, baseball field and tennis courts are planned with a field house and drainage system similar to Ferry Field. Construction to begin within two weeks with September readiness targeted. Subscriptions total 5,860 with major support from alumni and faculty.
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Central State
Central State Teachers College
Mt. Pleasant
Central
Normals of
Michigan
Athitic
Wallace C. Parker
Bernie Dersnah
L. D. Thomas
University
of Michigan
Ferry Field
Parker
Subway Guard Bankrupt Liabilities Over Million
New York July 8 A subway guard who earns about 125 a month announced he has no assets to meet liabilities of 1 044 864 Raphael Cioffi son of an Italian immigrant once a top Bronx real estate dealer and contractor formed three corporations with his father and built properties worth 2 0 00 000 The depression left vacancies and cash shortfalls forcing him to work as a subway guard to support his family.
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New York
U:pya
Raphael ‘Cioffi
Jin
Bronx
Cioffi
Cioffis
Second Bible School Opens For Mt Pleasant Children
The second vacation Bible school in Mt Pleasant begins Monday at 9 a m in a large tent near the Indian school property for west side children with 1 30 pm sessions for Indian youths A Sunday 7 30 pm program at the Methodist church features student work Attendance started at 85 and rose to 90 with many having perfect attendance The $9 00 collected will fund further county Bible schools.
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Mt. Pleasant
Methodist Church
Presbyterian Church
Bible School
Leah Belle Leyman
Signatures for Bowles recall labeled fraudulent in Detroit
Detroit police report 3 292 signatures checked show more than 160 percent fraudulent in Bowles recall effort. Police Commissioner Wilcox says many signers may face jail as investigation continues while Bowles supporters seek appeal to the state supreme court.
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Detroit
Charles Bowles
Supreme Court
Thomas E. ‘Wilcox
Country Club Fireworks Exhibition Planned at Mt Pleasant
Plans for a fireworks exhibition at Mt Pleasant Country Club start tomorrow at 9 p.m. Set pieces include aerial displays sky rockets sand roman candles. Rotary club members and families will be guests of the club. Officials expect more than 300 city residents to attend.
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Mt. Pleasant Country Club
Rotary Club
Fisherntert Section Lauded By Thomas Fred Thomas At Bay City Meeting
Thomas Fred Thomas of Mt. Pleasant praised local fishermen for cooperation at a state conservation district meeting in Bay City attended by about 20 delegates from nine counties. Robert Martin of Bay City presided as district manager. Discussion focused on proposed fishing law changes with an official announcement expected soon.
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Fred Thomas
Mt. Pleasant
State Conservation Department
Bay City
Robert Martin
Thomas
Department
Weather forecast for Detroit and Michigan region
Forecast calls for fair tonight with increasing cloudiness and warmer conditions. Readings show varying temperatures across cities including Alpena 54 to 60, Chicago 62 to 68, Detroit around 60s, with mixed skies and possible showers in western Upper Michigan Friday.
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Detroit
Michigan
Chicago
Duluth
Escanaba
Grand Rapids
Ludington
BO Marquette
Shult Ste, Marie
Upper Michigan
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AEDS
Fisher
Bulletin
Fisher Body Company
Irene F.jorac
Grace Ryan
CG. C. Rickmyer
Chrysler
N. Y
Hunter Brothers
Watt
Mt. Pléasant
Maxwell Hafér
Roe
Reynolds
Blaze Imperils
Kentucky
Angels
NEW’ Field
CITY
College
Subway Guard
P. C
Bowles
Conservation Department
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