General Motors files questioned in labor espionage probe
Washington reports that GM minor relations director Harry Rudgerson testified he would not be surprised if GM files were stripped of labor espionage documents. He said no documents or detectives were turned over to the Senate committee and he had reviewed files of VP William Knudsen after the investigation was authorized, suggesting a broader purge warning.
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Washington
Harry W. Rudgerson
General Motors Corporation
Senate
Anderson
Sud
Te Pardy
Usp
Fies
William &. Knudsen
General Motors
Yoon
Chairnyan Te Follette
Progressive
Wisconsin
Alderson
Bill to ban hit and run driving proposed in Austin
A Texas bill introduced by Representative Varrel of Paris would require any driver involved in an accident to stop report with police. Violations would result in suspension of the driver license and related penalties. The measure targets motorists who fail to render aid or report after collisions.
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PL Varrel
Paris
Ten Thousand Dollar Postal Robbery Reported
A registered mail pouch valued at 19 000 dollars was stolen from a locked truck four days ago near a sub postal station in Mack Bay Janes Fee North. Investigators described the case as mysterious with the pouch vanishing en route between postal facilities.
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Boslun
Mysteious
Jury selection in Vaughn murder case proceeds in court
A jury pool in the John W. Vaughn murder case faced exhaustion of many challenges as 78 of 206 appeared. Nine jurors were seated with 30 called later, while attorneys questioned prospective jurors about death penalty views and potential biases. Names of jurors include Cole, Orthy, Homan, Bouregeois, and Moore among others.
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John W. Vaughn
Vauhn
Dudge W. W. McCrory
Edwards
Algit
Dones Avenue
Edison High School
W. D. Féwards
Homer Vaughn
Cefency
Herusband
Paul Kilday
Leroy Jefferson
W. A. Hogatt
W. Balbardier
McCrory
Veniremen Ondo
Joy
Jern
P.O. Cole
von Orthy
B. H. Uin- Homan
Coffes Satesmans
Jean Bouregois
Terdie Ji
P. Schubardl
Telephone Company
C Hell
William ©. Hodges
Phormas J. Moore
Erin! Roveré
Pioneer California Woman Buried in State Hospital Grounds
Stockton California reports the burial of Sarah Alden Hi Yorcy a pioneer figure of early California society. The obituary notes her long residence and status as widow of Jonge David Terry, with preceding work in San Pran elem. She died from ill health after years of confinement in a state hospital.
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California
Stockton
Gall
Sarah Alden Hi Yorcy
San Pranelem
Blackton State Hospital
Terry
Rose of Sisen
Jonge David &Erry
Terry Brodmek Ciel
Prewmon
Mother wins custody in Kansas City court
In Kansas City Missouri a judge awarded Mrs Virginia Tomlinson custody of her four year old daughter Sheila Ann after a divorce from D W Tomlinson. A crowd of supporters testified for Mrs Tomlinson and the child ran to her arms as she left the courtroom.
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Kansas City
Cednlus
Virginia &. Tomlinson
Sheila Ann
Tomlinson
Satuday
State Printing by Convicts Proposed in Texas Senate
Feb 16 Austin report: Senator Gordon introduces a bill to let Texas convicts print all state stationary, supplies, printing, binding and related items under state printing requirements. The prison board would appoint a general manager to bid for and execute contracts with the state board of control without bond.
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Austin
Texas
Gordon
Burtus
Huntsville
Fultority
State Prison Board
State Board of Control
New Air Service to Houston Sought
An effort to reestablish air service between San Antonio and Houston was announced for an initial meeting at 6:30 P.M. Monday at Stinson Field by C. F. Ticler, chair. Executives of the Senior and Junior chambers and their aviation committees were invited, with plans to inspect the recently installed lighting equipment after the meeting.
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Houston
San Antonio
Houten
Chamber of Commerce Aviation
Stinson Field
C.F Tiicler
Chairan
Justor Chambers
Nash-Kelvinator Strike Ends in Detroit
Detroit February 1 strike at Nash Kelvinator plants ended officially as company representatives and the Mechanics Educational Society of America signed an agreement. The action closes a dispute affecting workers and production in the region.
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Nash-Kelvinator
Detroit
Nash-Helvinator Corporation
Company
Mechanics’ Educations Society of Ameritas
Agromerit
Weather and temperatures across U S cities and regions
A weather summary lists forecast highs and lows for multiple cities including Albuquerque Atlanta Buffalo Charleston Chicago Louisville Montgomery Needles New Orleans San Francisco Seattle and Washington D C. It notes cloud cover in many locations with temperatures ranging from the mid 30s to mid 80s and mentions moon phases and nautical details for the period.
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Rida
Atmona Pazs
Claudy
Albuquer
iMain
Aermatii
Atlanta
Hooton
Masa
Chevy
Toledo
Ohio
Washington
D.C
Wichita
Williston
D. Cindy
Winnipeg
Cnn
State liquor use cases dismissed by county court judge
Six complaints charging violation of the state liquor control act were quashed by Judge McCollum Burhers in County Court on Tuesday upon defense motion. The dismissal cited that the complaint failed to allege the defendant was engaged in selling or offering for sale liquors for consumption on the premises. Listed defendants include Dan O'Brien Sr Virginia Conditt Alford Asteday Radie Bowen and Elizabeth Queen Annis.
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McCollum Burhers
il-Law
Leonard Brown
Walter Tynan
Dan O'Brien Sr
West Commerce Street
Fat Perry
Virginia Conditt
Alford
Asteday
South Flores Street
Radie Bowen
Fight on Lake Boats Pushed by State Action
State Game Warden A E Hitefelder reports boats on Woodlawn Lake push waves and silt, harming spawning fish and waterfowl. Parks head Jacob Rubbola and officials consider curbs as damage to lake habitat and aesthetics sparks debate over motorboat use. Windsor Castle note follows unrelated.
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A. E. Hitefelder
Woodison Lake
Jacob Rubtola
Park Department
Hitefelder
Otate Geme
Fish Arid Oyster Commission
Octobet
Latte
Hitetelder
Woodlawn Lake
Beng Binders
Insurgent Air Raid Suspected Over Malta Raid
Unofficial reports claim a Spanish insurgent air group painted with the insurgent colors bombed two British destroyers off Algeria last Saturday. The attack occurred near the British base at Valletta Malta on February 16.
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Valetta
Malta
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