Miners and Workers Face Broad Wage Dispute Amid Strikes
Broad labor unrest across multiple sectors as 350000 miners in the Appalachian region threaten a strike. Other actions include a New York cab drivers vote, a Camden shipyard stoppage, and a 10 percent wage rise at Corn Products Refining. Union leaders report factory settlements and potential early resolutions in several plants.
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Automobile Inclusion Board
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Hugh 5
Johnson
Jaghian
Bulfais
New York City
Camden
N. J
Philadelphia
American National Company
Toledo
Ohio
GRE
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Washington
Cleveland Ore and Coal Exchange
Joseph & Feissecompany
Cleveland
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Corn Products Refining Company
Milwaukee
Seaman Beds Corporation
Nust Motor Company
Racine
Kenosha
Wisconsin
Sheer
JT. Handles
Wiseon
Lado
Death in hospital after fall near home
Ean Claire, Wisconsin, 71, a retired business man, died in Ball Creek Hospital yesterday from injuries suffered in a fall on a sidewalk near his home. He had been treated for head and leg injuries after the incident.
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Ean Claire
Wis
Patawald
Ball Cre Iedihiv
Frome Sunes
Abuses at Mendota Continue Under Probe
A UW student with Phi Beta Kappa honors testified about patient abuse at Mendota State Hospital for the Insane during 1930 to 1941. He described attendants forcing an insane man to perform acts, punching an ill patient, and a violent incident in hydrotherapy where inmates were beaten. The witness’s name remains undisclosed, and the investigation under Ally Frank J. Cossrave advances with a Milwaukee chair signaling possible completion within the week.
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Kenneth Hopping
Associated Press
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Legislative Investigating Committee
Mendats State Hospital
Willis
Minof
Mendota
Frank J. Cossrave
Fond de Lac
Northern State Hospital
Oshkosh
Thomas Caffrey
Milwaukee
Culum
Brain trust plots bunk says one man
Washington reports quote filled session as Rep. Bulwinkle seeks inquiry into Dr. Vo Wirt and Gary Indiana school chief amid charges of bank and Wall Street propaganda. Sabath calls the plot bunk while Rand leads inquiry into stock market ties as part of a broader anti reform storm.
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Edward W. Lewis
Tiled
Washington
4U.P
Vo Wirt
Tam
Wall Street
Louse Rules Committee
Gary
Ind
Alfred L. Bulwinkle
Democrat
North Carolina
Sper House
Bulwinkle
Wirts
Buiwinkie
Wirt Chareres
Congress
Adolph J. Sabath
Noi
James HH. Rand
Milion
Marcel
Admiral Byrd’s Antarctic Experiment Under Eight Months of Isolation
The report describes Admiral Byrd planning an eight month solo observation program in Antarctica. He will monitor temperatures and weather, maintain communications, and live in a reinforced shack with limited contact. The mission aims to study meteorology and signal conditions through a long, controlled isolation period.
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Vir Mackay Radio
Reyr Admira
Richard BE
Byrd
Utde Shack
Lite America
Anne
Thonn
Ena
Aileen
Airmail Contracts Open to Eligible Firms Amid Fraud Rule
Postmaster General James A. Farley announced temporary three month airmail contracts will go to eligible commercial carriers within weeks. Bidders must certify compliance with anti fraud rules and exclude officers tied to past "spoils conference." Fifteen routes will start, covering over half the former mileage, with bids due in 15 days and operations to begin within 30 days of award.
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Washington
Pi Transportation
Satmail
Prie Vale
Fossmaster General
Jaming A. Farley
Toda
Farley cl
Sanipait Ss
Varley
Walter F. Brow
Postmasie
James A. Farley
Farley
Post Office Department
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Nyitems
NRA
Commerce Department
Postmister
Corey
Postoffice Department
Ade
Newark
San Francico
Oakland
Gali
Amarita
Albuquerque
Soa
Arier Ghatta- Chirag Vie
Hake Coma
Seattle
Salt Lake Cit
Los Angeles
San Diesa
Sait Lake
Civ Butte
Creat Falls
Raston
Hartford
Faurey
Bortin Moat P
Kansas City Blood Time Election Ended in Violent Victory
Voter turnout reached a record 225000 as fusionists failed to unseat the Democratic machine in Kansas City. Mayor Brice B. Smith won reelection. Frank Tom and others gained council seats. Fatalities and injuries were reported amid post election violence and mob activity across precincts.
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Big Yom Puncorgast
A. Ross Mill
Union Missouri
Tammany
Hill
Brice B. Smith
Utta
Frank 1Om
Pendergas Faree
Sro Democratic
W. Oldham
Rry Cappo
Violet Sprague
Oland
Wleejian
National Youth Movement
Muaiarsis
St Croix Falls and Delavan Advance to Consolation Bout
Delavan crushed Broadhead 26 to 8 and St Croix Falls beat White Lake 25 to 18 to reach the Class IT state high school tournament consolation finals. Notable scorers included Reloit guard Larry Dibbert with 13 points and Marvitle forward Matlesevich contributing points as the teams moved toward the consolation game.
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Vielch House
Madisai
Wis
Delavan
At. Croix Bolts
Broadhead
St. Croix Falls
White Lake
Larry Dibbert
Matlesevich
Marvitle
Transformation of NERA Undergoes Government Reorganization
Washington unveils a major NERA overhaul led by Hugh S. Johnson to create a large federal agency transforming 400 coded industries. A new Litigation Division will speed Justice Department case handling, with other changes aimed at expediting regulation, code compliance, and agency coordination across the restructured department.
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Capes
Departtment of Justice
Way
Pew
Owatler
Test
I. Ieaberg
Anes Finns Ad
Jonson
Uae
Maundy Thursday Noon Services Planned
The article notes two noon Maundy Thursday services to be held in the community. Details about participating churches and times are given, with emphasis on unity and reflection during the holy day.
New London Youth Killed In Highway Crash
A New London High School student died when his car left Route 26 south of the city, overturned, and pinned him inside early this morning. Gordon Rohloff, 19, was identified as the deceased. another teen escaped serious injuries.
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Bochey
Finsaire Nowar
Lasull
Yemen
Arabi
London Daily Mail
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Tasall
America
King
Saad Oat
Sud
Arabia
Aw Khugedanis
Wakm Prom
Gordon Rohlott
New London
Peadbate
Mindivan
Tamtuanent
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Milway
Onkhosk
Goraton Rohloff
Charles Ulfert
Thaidafre
Wnd
Paty
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Qin Eaymoned
Barlaw
Aloe
New Louison
Taux
Rohiate
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Lagu
I Hashune
Sheitt
Abell
Goroper
A. L. Melson
Leo Reiris Girthouse
Albert Marth
Farner
Willy
Wu Ba
Thon
Horas Williams
Frrane
Ostirosie
Faviubained
Tadtiner
Ostikosh
Draught
Barlow Loputer
Republicans In Senate Move To Override Roosevelt Veto
Senate debate on President Roosevelt's veto of the veterans' federal pay act shows a likely close vote to override. Republican leaders and independents foresee a narrow margin while Democrats argue against the override amid party splits.
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Roosevelt
Viond Weikeers
Dias
House
Jenk
Init Ray
Alminsh
Glare
Virginia
Veterans
Amend- Owl
A . Mwah
Leragin
Lee Lion
Joseph T Rebillon
Gellugotton Company Official Struck Down in Chicago
A Gellugotton Company official died suddenly in Chicago. Reports describe a rapid illness and hospital treatment before death occurred at the Benen hotel. Details remain unclear as investigators review the circumstances surrounding the passing.
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Gellugotton Company
Chicago
Wirt Seeks Allies to Support Charges Against Brain Trust
Wirt calls for allies to back charges against the brain trust as hearings are planned. He emphasizes support for witnesses and urges a cautious, united approach to present the case before a committee.
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Wirt
Brain Trust
Nadia
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