Prosperity Ahead Senators See General Strike in PA Coal Fields
A general strike was voted by 450 delegates of the United Anthracite Miners of Pennsylvania, involving about fifty thousand workers in the hard coal fields. The move followed a conference with officials of the national recovery administration and defied the labor board, with union leaders predicting a 100 percent strike sentiment and saying only a miracle could stop it.
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National Recovery Administration
Washington
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Unies
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The
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Investigations of Chicago Milk Strike Begin
Government probes violent acts tied to the Chicago milk strike. Complaints from several dairy firms against the Pure Milk Association allege violations of anti trust and interstate commerce laws, including milk dumping and mail movement interference. Suburban Blue Island dairy cited pickets forcing a truce as part of the case. W D Hunnicutt of Cincinnati marries expert and Clare V Gregory named arbiters to form a three member board to set a fair milk price.
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Chicago
United States Dist.aity
Tyco J
Boys Appeal To Mayor For A Coasting Hill
A group of boys in Galesville Wisconsin urged the mayor to allow a coast ing hill after town hillside sanding to curb motor idleness during a four week school vacation caused by CWA improvements. The mayor formed a committee to consider options as children seek activities.
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Galesville
Wis
Indignaa
Smail Bos
Acting Postoffice Heads Announced in Wisconsin
John P. Plain named acting postmaster at Hansen and Paula Karo named acting postmaster at Stefpanville Wisconsin as announced by the Postmaster General. Details unclear due to partial text but confirms two acting postmasters in Wisconsin.
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Washington
John P. Plain
Hansen, Wis
Paula Karo
Stefpanville
Wis
Pari
Democrats Start Drive For Elections
Democrats plan a concerted drive next week to settle chairmanship for the fall campaign. Byrns of Tennessee may be retained as chair. a move to draft him grows. Republicans reorganize with Bolton elected chair and Snell guiding strategy as they seek gains in the 435 House seats and a Senate change.
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Cecil B. Dickson
Washington
Democratic Congressional Committee
House
Representative Byrns
Tennessee
Congressional Committee
Byrnns
Republican Congressional Committee
Bolton
Ohio
Snell
New York
Representative McClintic
Oklahon
Jay
Crowe
Indinna
Smith
Virginia
Senate Republicans
Polish Official Honors Pastor Ceremonial Recognition
Milwaukee figures report that Polish officials bestowed honors on a pastor connected to the Cecil and Methodist church for his service. The article fragment notes a ceremony and praise from Papists, with limited readable details about the event and individuals.
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Milwaukee
Pi —Pather
Broiuislaw Celichowski
Cecil and Methody Church
Todas
Lieprng
Papiaks
Lawyer adds new mystery to Lindbergh case
A Green Bay attorney, James H McGillan, disclosed he knows a man sought by Los Angeles police in the Lindbergh kidnapping inquiry but will not reveal details for professional reasons. The man reportedly told former Los Angeles police chief Louis Oaks that the Lindbergh baby was alive in San Diego and conducted a long distance call with a Green Bay party referred to as Judge.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Chi Oaks
Gol
Charles A. Lindbergh
San Diego
Roman
Louis
Green Bay
Wis
James H. McGillan
Galil
Dudev
McGillan
California
Lindbbergh
Los Angeles Dispatches
Saveht
Louis Oaks
Oaks
Fimore
Denen
Caks
Cone
Election Plans Discussed by G C P Milwaukett Meeting
Milwaukett board members appointed at a 2 Widla meeting last night discussed a program for state growth and noted attendees including George Gilkey and others.
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Milwattkett
George Gilkey
Ism F
Kinsella
Mit Tye
Is Killed By Auto In Madison Area
Fragment read as a tragic auto accident report in Madison involving a local resident. The text is garbled but indicates a death by vehicle collision with references to Madison and surrounding area, suggesting a police or news brief about the fatal incident.
PRESS STUDY ON INCOMES SEAWAY TALKS CONTINUED
Washington debate on the Great Lakes waterway treaty resumes Monday as opponents forecast heavy opposition. Proponents seek a two‑thirds vote for ratification while critics, mostly Democrats, question provisions risking internationalization of Lake Michigan and harbor investigations. Canada would gain labor and construction work if reservations ease.
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Lkely
Roosevelt
Sli
Sis
Wold
Liepuch
Clark
Missouri
Pithman
Nevada
Lake Michigan
Gatuda
Canada
Ciuvk
Ian Foliekie
Wisconsin
Pittman
Mram
Mooluhine
la Follett
Aid Vandepbere
Michigan
Veteraay
Pitman
Firsh
Alcohol Firm Fined in Prohibition Revenue Suit
A Vintage era report notes the Industrial Alcohol Company facing fines and a possible civil action as authorities move to collect penalties tied to revenue breaches during Prohibition. The case cites a 10 000 fine and broader enforcement against similar firms for past violations.
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Ratagais
Tradtie
Airmail Probe Dominates Senate Committee Hearings
Washington news reports a Senate investigation into airmail operations and the roles of Charles Lindbergh and several former officials. The committee pressed for tax records and questioned major figures as it probes the last administration's handling of airmail contracts and related payments.
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Senate
Lindbergh, Grown and
Washington
Charles A. Lindbergh
Cdielesed Liew
Willer Brown
Formner
Herbert Hoover
Sue Questigndres
Lindbergh
Weil
Questlomieure
Ayepork
Peneral
Bhabri
Josh Maren
Blick
Twerkers
Linadhersh Das
Ubl
Austria Drives to Oust Nazis From Jobs
Fragmented clipping reports a push in Austria to remove Nazi affiliates from employment. The text mentions officials and citizens reacting, with references to locations such as Vienna and Wisconsin-like names, then shifts to unclear mentions of a body being found and various names.
Roosevelt backs plan to devalue the dollar gold standard
President Roosevelt resumes talks as finance officials press for a strong currency policy. The White House signals intent to control the money program, aiming for a devaluation of the dollar under new financial measures. Congress prepares to debate gold versus currency stability and impead on future movements.
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Federal Reserve System
Stephensens
Federal
Res
Roosevelt
Delhi
Mik
Ropeee
Piblin Divcassien
Seine
Ariel
Senate
Lawrence Park Agaige
Wittman Takes Second in Miami Race Today
In a lively Miami event Wittman finished second as Oshktesh and Green led a crowded field. The day featured a mix of local meet results and university notes with references to college figures and upcoming reorganizations.
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Wittman
Miami
Recall Control Bill Sparks Unclear Assembly Debate
An obscure report hints at a recall control bill and political maneuvering in the assembly next week. Names and details are garbled, but the piece references Governor Sehmiedenungs and party tensions amid veto counts and fiscal stakes.
New Park acne Bh DAUR details obscure
Fragmentary OCR text yields few readable names or facts. The passage appears to mix scattered proper nouns and garbled words, with no clear events, dates, or roles to summarize into a coherent news item. No verifiable entities or actions emerge from the readable portion.
Washington Debates Monetary Reform Amid Gold Policy Fears
Senators and business leaders weigh drastic monetary reform amid fears over gold reserves and dollar strength. The discussion centers on government seizure of gold stocks and a shift toward a depreciated dollar to spur prosperity, with upcoming hearings and congressional recommendations shaping the debate.
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Senater Thanas
Demoyraat
Oklahoma
Ftoosuvelt
Mtr. Jonkevell
Congress
Peice Haskee
House
Prague
Sender Thomas
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