Nationwide textile walkout halts mills across the South
The strike began Saturday night with 425000 workers and 3.35 million affected by 1281 mills. The unit recalls a long set of regional layoffs as 16.86 dollars per week shows wide wage gaps. The action spans Maine to Alabama and threatens violence, while manufacturers plan to keep some plants running. Also noted is Japan’s first auto parts plant resuming near Yokohama.
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Seek End Of Aluminum Strike Mediation in progress
Federal and labor officials seek a format to end the Aluminum Company of America strike affecting four plants. In Washington, Fred Keigaty, Boris Shuhkin, and Hugh L. Kerwin are shown at the mediation. The text also notes unrelated plane propeller timing and a Darwin reference from 25 years ago.
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Fedéral
Iabor
Seoking
OTM Ana
JA Tengein
Aluminum Company of America
Fred Keigaty
Conclauion
Boris Shuhkin
American Federation of Lava
Hugh L. Kerwin
U. S. Department of Labor
Washington
Charles Darwin
Big crowd greets Ritchie upon return
A large audience gathered to welcome Ritchie as he returned, with cheers and a warm reception. He spoke briefly, thanking supporters and noting the relief of being back.
Baltimore Welcome for Gov Alber C Ritchie on Home Return
Baltimore Aug 30 The governor arrived home at 3 PM to a cheering 15 000 crowd at Mount Royal Station after a European vacation He declared no profound cure for world woes and thanked supporters saying he is ready for the campaign ahead The reception group gathered as the train bearing the governor neared the station
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Alber C. Ritchie
Mount Royal
Police warn on 1933 sedan with Pennsylvania plates
City police were told by state authorities to watch for a Bordenadore sedan, 1933 model with Pennsylvania tags B 5048. The car reportedly held women and one man. occupants allegedly stopped at Suver Saciogs and Loughammupi. Officer Hoffman was released by Justice Guy E. K. Moser after drunkenness charges. testimony said he had merely imbibed too much and was not drunk or abusive.
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Loughammupi
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George Hoffman
Guy EK. Moser
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