Green Hails Newspaper Price Rise as Labor Support
Boston January 14 William Green president of the American Federation of Labor hailed the Boston Evening American price increase as a sound step to protect workers. He cited rising paper costs and recession as reasons, saying the move maintains employment rather than cutting jobs. In Moscow on January 14 Soviet authorities reported executions in Kazakhstan for counter revolutionary acts and sabotage.
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Boston
INS
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Boston Merdean
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Washington
Dalteg
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Produce Market Reorganization Sought by Agriculture Dept
The agriculture department urged a nationwide reorganization of produce markets citing inefficiency and inflated retail prices. A survey indicated annual distribution costs to consumers exceed 1.5 million dollars, with most costs accruing after produce reaches cities.
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Washington
iThe Agriculture Department
Iasmo
Wood chip injury may cost girl eye in Adkins
Eight year old Sophia Garcia of Adkins was injured while watching Emilio Garcia chop wood Friday when a wood chip struck her left eye. Hospital attendants said there was little hope of preserving sight in that eye. The item appears among various classifications in the light items section.
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Sophia Garcia
Adkins
Emilio Garciia
Robert H. Green Hospital
Economy Drive Fades in Congress Despite Budget Talks
U S reports that the annual economy drive in Congress shows a muted start as lawmakers push to trim Mr R’s budget. Woodrum notes appropriations near the people, including TVA and Social Security, while CCC cuts are resisted. The House approves the CGC current budget with little protest, and retirement hints swirl around Supreme Court news as petitions surface for Hatton Summers.
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Washington
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Woodrum
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TVA
Cilra
CCO
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CGC
House Leaflers
CCC
Congress
Cronobig
Gilbertsville
Social Security Board
Senate
Germ Execution of Foes Told
Paris reports that the secret revolutionary group Gsar announced it had uncovered an execution plot using poison tubes to contaminate food. A man named Paul Billecocq, 27, admitted receiving tubes from labs to use on the Csar’s targets. Police found a ready laboratory at the provided address. associates reportedly fled.
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Paris
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Gsar
Typographers Push for Unified Labor Front in 1920s
New York January typos chief urges peace and unity. The 200000 member International Typographical Union backs a unified labor front and an end to the rift between AFL and CIO. Howard halts agitation, pledges continued AFT affiliation while seeking one banner for wage workers.
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New York
TyPographical
American Federation of Labor
Committee For Industrial Organization
Aa. F. of Li
Charles P. Howard
Howard
Green Prediots Return to A F L
BOSTON JAN 14 MH William Green president of the American Federation of Labor predicts labor's rank and file will force unions of the Committee for Industrial Organization to return to the A F L. Green says Lewis refusal to approve weakened an agreement reached at recent peace reparations between A F L and G I O. The agreement would have provided a fair honest and just settlement.
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Boston
World’s Tiniest Baby Grows Into Normal Child
Jacqueline Jean Henson, once billed as the world’s tiniest baby at 13 ounces at birth, turned two today. Roosevelt notes she is now a normal, active child, about 29 inches tall and weighing 29 pounds, thriving beyond early development delays.
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Chicago
Jacqueline Jean Henson
Roosevelt
Ludlow
Special Car Takes 15 to Leavenworth
Deputy U. S. Marshal J. S. Medel and 45 prisoners transported to the Federal penitentiary at Leavenworth. Prisoners include seven sentenced on narcotic charges, others on marijuana and immigration violations. They have a total of years to serve.
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Leavenworth
U. S
J. S. Medel
Federal Penitentiary of Port, Leavenworth
Nursery Worker Chad Lille Vanishes Near Campus Nursery
Police search for Chadwick Lille a 20 year old nursery worker who disappeared Thursday from the Campus Nursery on Corpus Shrish highway. A report from W L Barclay of 11 Kalne street prompted detectives to investigate the missing person case.
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Chadwick Lille
Corpus
Shrish
W.L. Barclay
Kalne Street
Want Ads Boost Weekly Profits in Ble Sunday Light
Readers are urged to place Want Ads in the Ble Sunday Light to earn sizable weekly profits. The notice specifies a cutoff time of 4:20 p.m. Saturday and mentions a venue or publication date reference Dia 1231.
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