San Francisco Strikes Slash Industry and City Life
A general labor strike paralyzes San Francisco disrupting trade and public services with 7,000 National Guardsmen and 2,000 police deployed. Violence erupts as protests flare at streets, stores, and food supplies. district attorney promises summary trials for those under orders during the general strike.
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Hall of Juste
General Siisk Committee
Boston school training program gains support
A Boston school training effort, supported by voluntary contributions, aims to back a 16 year term from Falmouth Maine to Savannah. Gabie Mr Cosie, American champion, beats Tom Ailen of Endard in a St Louis event for a notable victory amid the uncertain details of the period.
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Ranklin
Omice
Philadelpha
Pouton
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Sava
Cosie
Fampion
Jo Tnt
Tom Ailen
Endard
Bos
Schowl
Half of relief fund back debated as loans and assets questioned
Washington officials debate how much of about 4.5 billion emergency funds will return as assets. best figures show roughly 2.0 billion used for loans and credit programs, while the rest lacks strings. critics doubt budget balance by 1937 despite 1936 gains.
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United States Chamber of Commerce
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Commodity Credit Corporation
Farm Credit Administration
Public Works Bank
Taume
Home Loan Bank
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Federal Co-, Ossurance Caporation
L.ghaars
Boulder
Child Still Sought Alive Or Dead In Hartsdale
Four weeks after Bobby Connor vanished from Hartsdale Manor no evidence has emerged to show if the 21 month old boy is alive or dead. State police and federal agents remained on the case as Washington reportedly withdrew from the investigation and no authentic kidnapping note had been found.
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Bobby Connor
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Gev
Herbert Lehanan
West Chester
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Charles Connor
Wiss Ely Speaker at Zonta Club Meeting
Miss Geneva Ely spoke on Changing Moralties at the Zonta Club in the Barbara Fitchie Tea Room. She traced moral codes through stages from hunting to the machine age and urged adapting ancient wisdom to modern demands. The club voted to donate 10 to the Life Saving Guards of the Salation Army and 15 for gowns at Montevue Hospital. Next week's speaker, Mrs Francis K Little, will discuss the Prevention of Blindness at 6 30 p.m. at the Francis Scott Key Hotel.
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Pleasant
Zonta Club
Barbara Fitchie
Somen Moss Ely
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Ely
Moses
Salation Army
Rachel Morris
Montevue Hospital
Michael E Pue
Anna Schantz
Francis K. Little
Baltimore
Maryhand Society For Prevention of
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Oclock
H. L. Smyth
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Vera Cromwell
Bal Lamare
Women's Hospital
Reese
Baltumere
Miss Ott Breaks Leg After Ladder Fall
Miss Hal Lee of Roseman fell from a step ladder Monday evening while seagels for Fred. She fractured her left leg and was taken to Frederick City Hospital by C. E. Clue and Son ambulance. She is resting comfortably.
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Hal Lee
Roseman
Seagels
Fred
Sane
Frederick City Hospital
C. E Clue and Son
San Francisco strikes spark national labor tensions
San Francisco faces a citywide strike with 6000 guards on duty as 4000 national guardsmen support waterfront security. Union leaders warn more workers may join in sympathy while ports in Oakland Portland and New York see escalating actions. Federal officials consider mediation amid a tense, nationwide labor standoff.
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Ore
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Tex
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Army
Navy
New York
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Seafarers’ Council
Hugh S Johnson
Pacific Coast
Vancouver
UCS
Wiliam Green
American Federation of Labor
Scranton
Federal official weighs food rumors as city faces shortage
Aubrey Williams, acting federal reef administrator, says no food shortage and promises to feed hungry women and children if needed. Hours later officials in San Francisco report there is no shortage and ground for government action to replace normal supply channels is unfounded. Two criminal appeals follow a magistrate ruling fining Elmer J. DeLauter for driving with a revoked license and improper markers after his plea. Washington rejects special trade or clearing agreements with Germany to secure Dawes and Young bond holders' interests worth about 600 million.
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Tele Administration
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Williams
Elmer J. DeLauter
J. Holmn Kefauver
Middletown
Washington
United States
Germany
Dawes and Young Bonds
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