Police And Pickets Clash At New York Shipyard
Police and CIO pickets clashed at the Robins ship yard in Brooklyn as a back to work movement aimed to end a strike tying up New York area shipbuilding since June 14. A riot left many injured, including Sergeant John Steinle. workers estimated 700 on site.
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Associated Press
New York
C.I.O
Robins
Brooklyn
New York-New Jersey
John Steinle
Arthur McNeil
Robins Yard
Todd Shipbuilding Company
Manhattan
International Ladies’ Garment Workers Union
Sol A. Rosenblatt
Ladies Garment Workers
Samuel Klein
Industrial Council of
Rosenblatt
Isadore Nagler
UT students vote culture least essential for marriage
Male sociology students at the University of Texas voted that culture was the least essential quality a young woman seeking marriage should possess.
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University of Texas
County Camp Food List and Class Offerings Continue
The article lists a camping food checklist including eggs beans onions beets potatoes tomatoes corn cabbage butter fruit jelly sugar and fruit plus a note urging campers to bring chickens or 50 cents due to rising costs. It details camp address transportation class options with material costs and states each camper should take one craft.
Goes to Prison For White Shoes
Fayetteville report: Andrew Davis stared at a pair of white shoes in a hopper coal company store and, after lingering, was jailed for petty larceny. He arrived Thursday not wearing white shoes.
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Register
Fayetteville
Andrew Davis
Hoppers Coal Company
Fayette County
Junk dealer is sent to prison in Fayetteville
Bill Spencer was sentenced to ten days in jail after being found guilty of buying junk without a state permit. He was tried before Magistrate W B Cabell and convicted of selling junk and possessing it following arrest by Constable Gene Rader of Falls District.
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Register
Fayetteville
Bill Spencer
W. B. Cabell
Gene Rader
Falls District
Camp Visit Rules Include Stunt Night and Awards
The notice directs that parents relatives and friends may visit camp anytime with meals for visitors at 25 cents Friday designated as regular visitors day Awards will be given in council circle that night Thursday night features stunt night in council circle
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Council Circle
Green Denounces CIQO Labor Leader Says New Body Has Hurt
William Green, president of the American Federation of Labor, declared that the steel strikes led by John L. Lewis are lost. He condemned the Committee for Industrial Organization and its policies as violent and undemocratic, saying they damaged organized labor and failed to meet their first major test in Chicago and other cities. Lewis declined comment.
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Associated Press
Washington
William Green
American Federation of Labor
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Lewis Organization
Green
America
Committee For Industrial Organization
United States
Chicago
Cleveland
Johnstown
Youngstown
Canton
Tipple Foreman Falls Injures Back and Chest
Louie Lattanzie, tipple foreman at the mine near Kaymoor, fell from a car in the yards Thursday morning. He was taken to Oak Hill hospital with non internal injuries to his back and chest.
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Register
Kaymoor
Louie Lattanzie
Oak Hill Hospital
Scarbro Clinic Held Yesterday
A Fayette county health department prenatal clinic was held yesterday for expectant mothers. Nurses Laura Burrow and Wanda Shomo of the Fayetteville office led instruction, assisted by registered nurses and Dr. J T Peters, a private physician.
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Register
Scarbro
Health Department of
Fayette County
Laura Burrow
Wanda Shomo
Fayetteville
J. T. Peters
Road law breaker sentenced to jail in Fayetteville
Clarence Pridemore hauled passengers on the running board of his truck and was sentenced to ten days in jail for the road violation by Magistrate W. B. Cabell.
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Register
Fayetteville
Clarence Pridemore
W. B. Cabell
Guam Residents Live Under US Rule Not Citizens
About 20,000 people on Guam owe allegiance to the United States but are not US citizens and lack a legal path to citizenship. The excerpt notes the absence of a provision enabling naturalization for Guam residents within the territorial framework.
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Guam
United States
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Camp Glen Daniel
Jimmy Brown
Edwight
Joe Martin
Ameagle
Frank Erdley
Anjean
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U.S A
Wallers Company
Umited, Linden, Mew
Spry
CIQO
Tipple
Scarbro Clinic
Penney’s
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Glen Row
Rayon
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Penney
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