Fire on River Peril near Cape Girardeau
A gasoline barge and a second barge caught fire on the Mississippi River near Cape Girardeau Missouri after a ruptured hose line spilled fuel. Flaming fuel drifted upriver, attracting hundreds to the riverfront as officials investigated the blaze and potential spread toward local docks and pumping stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River Peril
Cape Girardeau
Mississippi
Cape
An Oil Company
J. D. Street Oil Co
Joose
Chamber chief urges end to labor secondary boycotts
In Washington and Padua, John S. Coleman of the U S Chamber of Commerce argued that cleansing actions by organized labor and related boycotts should go beyond sweeping out a trial. He cited racketeering and violence, urging unions to quit seeking a monopoly and calling for fair treatment under antitrust norms.
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Washington
John S. Coleman
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Padua
Italy
Mussolini
Dante Gorrieri
Com
Sis
Teamsters Union
Labor Federation
Coleman
Burroughs Corp
Senate
Boy dies from accidental gun wound in Covina
A ten year old boy named Michael Warne died at Inter-Community Hospital in Covina on Sunday from a .22 caliber rifle accident last Wednesday. Police reported the rifle discharged as he pulled it from under a bed, the bullet entering his abdomen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covina “Et
Inter-Community
Michael Warne
KKK Fanning Units in Britain Reported by MPs
In London two MPs Maurice Orbach and Fenner Brockway say the Ku Klux Klan is organizing branches in five British cities amid Jamaica and Trinidad migration. They urge swift government action. Britons report receiving Klan forms from Horace Sherman Miller of Waco Texas with agents in London Birmingham Liverpool Southend-on-Sea and Fleetwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Jamaica
Trinidad
Maurice Orbach
Fenner Brockway
Horace Sherman Miller
Waco
Texas
Birmingham
Liverpool
Southend-on-Sea
Fleetwood
Treatment using deep sleep and recordings aims at neurosis
A Canadian psychiatrist describes McGill University work on a sleep and verbal repetition method called psychic driving for neurotics. Patients sleep 30 to 60 days with meals and electric shocks, then hear affirmations for 15 hours daily while under sleep. The process, still experimental, seeks to implant new attitudes and confidence through targeted recordings and drugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas Neuropsychiatric
Tients
J. D. Ewen Cameron
McGill University At
Montreal
Canada
Cameron
McGill
Allan Memorial Institute
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Pacific
Long Beach
Lakewood Center
A. Damask Rose
Stanton Hane
D. Mansion House
Oneida Ltd
Kittery
Maine
Associated Press
C. of
C. Chief Hits
Benito Mussolini
Switzerland
Lake Como
Milan
Congo
Claretta Petacci
Dongo
Chamber
Labor Movement
W. Brown
Hoover Factory
Hoover Cleaners
Imperial Hardware CO
Dhodel Td
Britain
Telex Shearing Center
Florence
Passong
EIDS
Clifton’s
Lakewood
Clifton
Clifton's
Lakewood Cafeteria
Lakewood Shopping Center
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