Ford Plants Expected 10 On Monday Amid Strike Turmoil
Detroit January 8 75 With Briggs Manufacturing shut down and Ford plants idle vast numbers of workers face unemployment estimates put at 100000 to 150000 as state police guard Briggs buildings Officials say Briggs 6000 workers may return Monday Concessions posted after Henry Ford visit keep talks alive while workers demand shop committees Ford officials believe production could resume within six hours of the stoppage ending
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Detroit
Mich
Briggs Manufacturing Company
Yools
Ford
Briggs
River Rouge
Briges Company
Henry Ford
Ford Charges Stir Senate Probers in Bank Conspiracy Claims
Henry Ford charged bankers seek to block his new car, fueling Senate calls for an inquiry into alleged banking control of industry. Senator Black urged Ford be called to testify as part of the probe into industrial domination.
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Washington, D. C
Henry Ford
Senate
Senktor Black
Alabeams
Detroit
Senate committee hears AF of L official on telephonic interview edits
John P. Frey secretary-treasurer of the meter trades department of the American Federation of Labor testified before a senate judiciary subcommittee. He urged testimony on alterations in an eight part Atlantic telephoning interview with a London newspaper and called for scrutiny of industry through directorates.
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Senate
London
John P. Frey
Breasuher
Meter Trades Department
American Federation of Labor
Senate Judiciary
Chicago police disperse 160 Communists on Michigan Avenue
Chicago policemen met a march of more than 160 Communists marching north on Michigan boulevard with over 200 helmeted officers in the middle of the boulevard. The demonstrators were put to flight and approximately 100 were arrested.
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Chicago
Michigan Boulevard
Mt By . Sorre Nf
Mfiehlgen Bowevard ‘Bridge
State highway patrol reports profit on auto enforcement
The Texas state highway patrol, while funded by the state, turned over 227,095.27 to tax collectors last year to aid collections. The annual report shows expenses of 920,899.95 and notes 209,512 warned and 18,989 arrested in the 12 months. The department lists 120 patrolmen, each supplied a state motorcycle and state coverage for vehicle expenses when private cars are used.
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State Highway Patrol
J. D.moffatt
San Antonio
Nerind
Moffatt
Sign Painter Free in Attack Case
Meyer Reich of 626 East Commerce Street faced charges of assaulting Miss Maxine Bogusk of 122 South Street. In Justice of the Peace John R. Shook’s court Reich was freed after an examining trial before Justice John F. Onion. Bogusk testified she made no outcry and accompanied Reich to his paint shop after the alleged incident on January 26. Onion said there was no basis to hold Reich for a grand jury.
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Meyer Reich
East Commerce Street
Maxine Bogusk
South Street
Justice In the Peace
John R. Shook
Justice of the Peace
John F. Onion
Reich
Justice Onion
Standards May Form Giant Oil Firm
The merger of Standard Oil Company of California and Standard Oil Company of New Jersey into the world’s largest oil firm is being considered. ER R Kingsbury of San Francisco, president of the California company, announced the plan while at Los Angeles harbor aboard the liner Lurline, en route to Hawaii for vacation.
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Los Angeles
INS
Standard Oil Company of
California
New Jersey
ER. R. Kingsbury
San Francisco
Los Angeles Harbor
Hawaii
Society Beauty and Naval Ensign Marry in Mexico
Roberta Wright a USC deb ute and En sign John N. McCain of the U S 8 Oklahoma wed in Tiajuana after two elopement tries. Honeymoon ends when McCain is confined five days for overstaying leave. Wright is daughter of Archie Wright. McCain is son of Capt John McCain of the U S 8 Nitro.
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Society
Mexico
Losteen
INS
Roberta Wright
John N. McCain
Oklahoma
Tiajuana
McCain
Miss Wright
University of Southern California
Archie Wright
Capt
John ©. McCain
Sweetwater Man Guilty of Wife Murder in Insurance Scam
Jan 28 in Sweetwater Texas L M Parks a local businessman was found guilty by a district court jury of murdering his wife last July. He was sentenced to 25 years in prison for drowning her to collect an $18 000 insurance policy taken out before her death. Testimony portrayed the case as a modern American tragedy with Parks facing likely appeal.
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Sweetwater
Texas
INS
L. M. Parks
Parks
Posse Hunt for Suspected Killer in Texas
Private citizens and police press on to search for 38 year old Charlie Outlaw across several counties. A $250 reward is offered for his capture, telegraphed to Angelina county Sheriff H C Billingsley by Governor Miriam A Ferguson. Outlaw is accused of beating Mrs Frank McCall to death with a hammer Tuesday morning. she died in a local hospital Thursday.
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Lafkin
Texas
Charlie Outlaw
H. C. Billingsley
Angelina County
Miriam A. Ferguson
Outlaw
Frank McCall
Four Held in Athens Battle in Dallas Highway Incident
Charges of assault to murder filed against Loyce Gregg Robert January Derious January and Brown L Hughes after the Dallas highway shooting that wounded Charlie and Dewey Douglass. Physicians said both likely would recover. The incident stems from the April 1931 killings of Davis January and Miss Texana Hall. Charlie Douglass had been convicted but his conviction was reversed and he awaited retrial.
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Athens
Texas
Loyce Gregg
Robert January
Derious January
Brown L. Hughes
Charlie
Dewey Douglass
Dallas
Davis January
Texana Hall
Charlie Douglass
Douglass
Delaware county grand jury delays probe of pastor
Titness delays quiz of pastor as juror illness postpones examination in the investigation of an alleged attempted attack on Helen Huffman 18 by Rev G Lemuel Conway 55 pastor of Muncie Indiana church. Conway to preach tomorrow at Madison Street M E church as usual amid expected large turnout.
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Muncie
Ind
Delaware County Grand Jury
Helen Huffman
G. Lemuel Conway
Conway
Madison Street M. E
Man Attacked at Exposition Park by Park Worker
Ernest Ackermann, 87, custodian at Exposition Park, was cut by a park employee with a knife after questioning authority to trap a partition between two stalls at the stables. He was treated at Robert B. Green Hospital and released. The assailant was held by the sheriff’s department.
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Ernest Ackermann
Lab
Exposition Park
Robert B. Green Hospital
Ackermann
Sher~ifs
Reprieve Delays Judd Execution Invitations Postponed
A reprieve by Governor Moeur delays Winnie Ruth Judd’s February 17 execution until April 14. Invitations to witness the hanging were mailed but unposted pending board hearings in Phoenix March 9. The pardon board will hear her plea and her account of the prison slayings of Agnes Ane Leroi and Hedvig Samuelson.
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Phoenix
Arlx
Winnie Ruth Judd
Arizona Pardon Board
B. B. Moeur
Moeur
Maureen O'Sullivan Quizzed in Farrow Deportation Case
Hollywood reports Maureen O'Sullivan, Irish born star, was questioned by Murray W. Garsson, assistant to the secretary of labor, regarding John Farrow's deportation case. She also faced questions about her own visa status in the United States.
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Hollywood
Maureen O'Sullvan
Erin
Murray W. Garsson
Secretary of Labor
John Farrow
Miss O'Sullivan
Gay Farrow
Garsson
Westmoorland College closes lease for dormitory and expansion
Westmoorland College to add a boys dormitory and expand facilities after leasing 10 acres and two buildings from Wesleyan Institute on Bandera Road. The dormitory McFarlin Hall, built in 1928 as a gift from R. M. McFarlin, will operate on a cooperative cost basis with plans to attract more male students for the fall term.
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Westmoorland College
W. W. Jackson
Wesleyan Institute
Bandera Road
Westmoorland
J.T. Curry
McFarlin Hall
R. M. McFarlin
Southern Methodist Church
Jackson
Sinus Infection Warning Promises Quick Relief With Sinasiptec
A sensational medical ad claims sinus infections are the most dangerous focal infection and touts Sinasiptec as a safe simple remedy. It urges readers to visit a New York Medical Library for doctors citations and to buy a nasal hygiene kit with a money back guarantee.
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Fifth Avenue
New York
Chrysler promises 1933 cars offer peak smoothness and power
The advertisement extols 1933 Chrysler cars with claims of Floating Power transmissions, silent valve gears, new alloys, all steel bodies, Girder-Frame construction, and hydraulic brakes. It invites readers to experience unmatched performance, luxury, and steering stability, asserting drivers will be happier with a Chrysler after test driving.
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Chrysler
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