Labor confere nces pledge AFL stance on auto workers
Washington report says John P. Frey and leaders of 22 AFL craft unions vow to oppose the committee for industrial organization. They affirm that no rival group will represent automobile workers and that collective bargaining remain the method to secure improved terms.
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John P. Frey
American Federation of Labor
Committee For Industrial Organization
U. S. of &. Metal Trades Department
Fray
A. F. of L
Building Trades and Metal Trades Departments
Bunding Trades Department
Metal Trade Department
Death Rain Over Madrid as Fascist Bombers Strike
Madrid reports a heavy air raid by five bombers and escort planes leaving many dead and numerous wounded in the capital. First aid stations received civilians including women and children. Explosions shattered windows at the American embassy and the city girded its defenses near Cerro de Los Angeles while Basque fronts faced artillery bombardment and a government attack yielded limited gains.
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Madrid
Biles of
Fire City
Cerro de Los Angeles
Gijon
Boelalige
Oviedo
Ctvile
University
War Ministry
Cierro de Los Angeles
Counterfeit Ring Sought in East Texas
Tyler reporters note that federal agents hunted leaders of a counterfeit band operating across East Texas for months. Four men described by Agent Leo J. Williams as the ring’s tail end faced preliminary hearings on charges of possessing and passing counterfeit money.
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Texas
Tyler
Jan
Vsepuice
Leo J. Willaims
Dallas
Glass strike tightens supply in San Antonio markets
The easterly glass workers strike in San Antonio has caused a price rise up to 20 percent and a growing shortage in certain sizes. Jerome Lebo of Acme Glass and Rey Samuels of Samuels Glass report curtailment in glass output, with dealers acting as buffers between buyers and suppliers. Most areas not yet severely affected, but conditions may worsen as the strike persists.
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Jerome Lebo
Acme Glass Company
Rey Samuels
Samuels Glass Company
Tebo
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Ceaters
Lebo
Portugal Refuses International Oversight on Exports
London reports Portugal on Spain’s western border rejected a plan by the European non intervention committee to place observers to monitor exports into Spain. Informant sources say Lisbon notified Great Britain it would not allow a wave patrol ten miles off its coast, signaling non participation in the oversight effort.
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Portugal
Spain
Ali
Tnformed
Tisbon
Great Britain
Aie
European Non-Intervention Committee
Texas Receives Social Security Grant for Aid
The Social Security Board announced a grant to Texas to support aid through March 31. The amount totals 2,667,500 dollars to care for an estimated 1,040 persons.
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Texas
Washington
Social Security Board
Weather Data Fragments Amid Vast Section
The clumsy OCR yields scattered weather details including precipitation figures, temperatures, and city names. It lists highs and lows for various locales and times, with mentions of January means, hazard notes, and multiple U.S. cities from Albuquerque to Shreveport. The text is fragmented and lacks a coherent report.
Turman divorce fight ends with mandamus denial
In Austin on January 30 the Supreme Court refused to mandamus the Fort Worth Court of Civil Appeals in the Turman divorce case. L c Turman sought certification of five questions in the dispute over Mrs Turman receiving $300,000 and a half-interest in stocks and oil properties across Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico. The lower court had awarded Mrs Turman substantial property.
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Court of Civil Appeals
Fort Worth
Turman
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexco
Motors Parade of Progress to Visit San Antonio
Arrangements were made for the General Motors parade of Progress to be shown in San Antonio from February 16 to 24. The tour, now in its second year, requires fifty eight men for operation and uses 19 passenger cars and 29 trucks. Robert McKnight, advance manager, will visit within ten weeks to finalize display plans.
Strikes Only Blot in Steel Picture
New York report notes that mobile striker activity remains the sole unfavorable factor in the steel industry. Overall new business continues to grow, with large firms reporting January orders and shipments above expectations, as the trade journal notes.
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New York
M—Auto
I Weekly
Trede Journal
Winter storm chills Texas with falling temperatures
The U S Weather Bureau forecasts a cold wave sweeping Texas from tonight through Thursday. Temperatures in the Panhandle expected near zero to below. Northwestern East Texas may drop to 18 to 26 tonight as cold air spreads southward. Northern Texas likely to be very cold by Thursday night and livestock warnings are issued as rains precede the chill in central and southern areas.
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Dallas
United States Weather Bureau
Texas
Panhandie
Dria
Cline
Auto theft charge in County Court at Law No 1
A man and two others faced charges in County Court at Law No 1 for unlawfully attempting to set in motion a motor vehicle on January 18 near Flores Street. Defendants include Fred Contress and Albert Roy with listed South Flores and South Congha streets as addresses. Police officer L G Tiana filed the complaint.
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County Court-at-Law No
Flores
Dovil Fiores Street
Fred Contress
South Congha Street
Albert Roy
South Flores Street
City Police
Man L. G. Tiana
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