Ford objects to Wagner Act charges against Ford Motor Company
Ford Motor Company denies UAW charges of unfair labor practices and says the National Labor Relations Board lacks authority to regulate employer employee relations in local matters. A hearing before a trial examiner is set for next Tuesday as Ford asserts the May 25 clashes at the River Rouge plant were self defense and within constitutional rights.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Matinnal Labor Relations Board
NORB
Harry Bennett
Ford Company
United Automobile Workers Union
Fora
River Houl
Rolge
Ford Motor
U. A.W
Ford
Ford Answer
Ubo
Purge of Strike Leaders Begins in Youngstown and Canton
A Communist party officer reports a purge of strike leaders as the drive to organize steel intensifies. The drive ousted Gun Hall and two others while rally calls and plant reopenings were discussed in Youngstown and Canton. Frank Purnell, president of Youngstown Sheet and Tube, informs employees plants will reopen where authorities provide protection amid opposition to a CIO disruption.
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Wytn Associated
Youngstown
Ohio
C. 1. G Cllet
Gun Hall
Communist Party
Commuunist
Canton
Frank Purnell
Youngstown Sheet and Cube
C. I.o. Rist Chicago, Inc
Gol
Weather forecast for regions across Texas
San Antonio and region expect partly cloudy conditions Saturday night into Sunday with a low near 74 and a high around 98. Friday may reach 98 with a low near 74 Saturday. East Texas shows unsettled weather in the far south, light to moderate southeast winds on the coast, while West Texas stays partly cloudy with cooler Panhandle temperatures.
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San Antonio
Vlellty
East Texas
West Texas
Panhandle
Man accused of heightening sin to plow referenced case
Fenrik Battchell, 48, Elmendorf farmer, held in county jail on simple assault charges after neighbor complaints. Mitchell, a 4 year old boy, described being forced to pull a small plow and "work like a horse" with beatings, underfed and fed black coffee and corn bread. he is in the second grade, Mrs. Dean and Miss Smutlers involved.
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Toa
Fenrik Battchell
Elmendorf
Mitchell
de Wallen
Wilson Mitchel
Wilson Mitchel, the Boy, Was Brought To the Sheriff's Office By Mrs. E
Misa Lucy J. Smutélers
The
Child Protective Society
University of Texas Budget Rises by 450000 Dollars
UT regents consider an annual appropriation of 1.658 million dollars, an increase of 450 thousand from two years ago, reflecting added needs and priorities at the university in Austin. The July 3, 1943 report notes the larger budget to support operations and programs.
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Texas U
Austin
University of Texas Regents
Hog Prices Highest in Eight Years at Chicago Stockyards
Hog prices rose to multi year highs as packers offered up to 1250 per hundredweight for top hogs at Chicago stockyards where supplies were tight due to closures. Prices in the East climbed around 12 while farmers faced corn shortages and planned to sell fattening hogs as a large corn crop is anticipated. The New York stock exchange and major markets observed Independence Day holiday closures with some livestock markets operating locally.
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Chicago
Checkerboard
Gspmers Ag
Beyn Witler
New York
New York Stock Exchange
United States
Chicago Board of Tri- New
State to Pay Off 1938 Bond Issue
Austin July 3 The state's full share of principal on outstanding bonds will be paid by the board of county and district road indebtedness in 1938. The board announced yesterday it has always met its share of interest but periodic payments have averaged slightly more than half of the state's one third assumption.
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Austin
Board of County and District Road
Foreign Trade Bank Created for Mexico
Mexico City reports President Lazaro Cardenas created a Foreign Trade Bank to develop Mexican exports and promote trade with a capital of 20,090,090 pesos about 5.51 million dollars. The capital was misreported by the Bank of Mexico and other government and private entities.
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Mexico City
Lazaro Cardenas
Bank of Foreign Trade
Proarty
Bank of Mexico
Boy Scouts to Set Example in Safety at National Jamboree
The 26,000 scouts at the national jamboree will lead by example for safe Independence Day celebrations. They are instructed to avoid shooting fireworks and crackers. Honor guests at a White House vicinity display Monday night, with officials urging motorists to follow road rules to ease weekend traffic.
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Boy Scouts
Washington
United States
Ing Jerwdor
Geouts
White House
Cintlon
Plot to Kill Red Official Revealed in Moscow
July 3 report by Russian Secret Police Chief Leonia Zakovsky outlines an alleged 1998 Gestapo ordered plan to kill Comintern leader Dimitroff, with claims of over 120 accused spies affected and more than 20 liquidations. Zakovsky also accuses Catholic clergy in White Russia of espionage for Poland and details a Polish-linked plot involving priests and counter revolutionaries.
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Moscow
Leonia Zakovsky
Wil Georgi Chnitroft
Communist Interne
T Inmat
Gestapo
Dimitroff
Leningrad
Zakovsky
Kumsorholskaya Pravda
Russia
Poland
Una
Partoff
Comintern
Whler
Dimit Tort
Pavlore
Chayt
Hobo detention farms proposed in Ogden Utah
A detective with 17 years in freight train travel proposes hobo detention farms to tackle transients. Walter Wilson, an Ogden railroad station employee since 192M, suggests starting in Ogden with a farm where vagrants would be kept for a set number of days as a solution to the national problem.
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Hobo
Ogden
Utah
Hobo Farms
Orden
Abteloh
Walter Wilson
Sisston
Ideal Fourth of July Weather Forecast
The forecast promises fine fourth of July weather with few clouds and gentle southeast winds over the city. Meteorologist J H Jarboe said temperatures will stay even. Friday and Saturday highs near 00 degrees, Sunday expected to be a mild 70s, with the interior easing to the same by Saturday night.
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J. H. Jarboc
dJarboe
Federal law aligns with Texas dove hunting seasons
In Austin on July 3, hunters welcomed a federal adjustment that harmonizes dove season rules with state law. The change ends prior gaps where federal edicts clashed with existing Texas dates, affecting 40 northern counties and setting unified hunting periods. The legislature hopes to finalize concurrent seasons in an early fall timeframe.
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Austin
Texas
Soabh
Changes Sought in Wage Hour Measure
Washington July 4 Members of the Senate Inbottom Mites reported a tentative agreement to strike from the wage and hour bill much discretionary power given to the standards board. Definite limits would be fixed beyond which the board could not go in establishing minimum wages and maximum hours. Another amendment would eliminate power of the board to set standards above basic non oppressive standards.
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Washington
Senate Inbottom- Mites
One Other Woman Vanished in Sea
In San Francisco on July 3 a report notes Amelia Earhart as the only woman forced down in a transport plane and never seen again. It mentions Miss Mildred Doran of Flint Michigan, a schoolteacher who died in the California to Hawaii flight in August 1927, as Earhart's predecessor in the same unfortunate peril.
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Flying Laboratory
Miss Earhart
Pacific Ocean
Oakland
Sea San Prancisco
Amelia Earhart
Misa Mildred Doran
Flint
Mich
Callefornia-to-Hawaii
Misa Earhart
Ellie Hight
Allred to Call Fall Special Session on Taxation and Conservation
Governor James V. Allred, visiting Stamford for a Texas cowboy reunion, announced plans to convene a fall special session of the legislature to tackle taxation and revenue. He said a separate conservation session would precede it to address water and conservation issues.
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Stamford
Gove Emor
James V. Allred
Bamlember
Showdown on Tax Wage Clash Hits Local Taxi Drivers
Lonnie Beard, general manager of the local taxi drivers union, says a Saturday conference will decide a wage raise from 30 to 34 percent. No violence is promised if the strike is staged, and drivers will be checked and licensed before driving. The union rejects a sliding 30 to 40 percent offer as impractical, arguing it would actually reduce earnings.
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Lonnie Beard
Beard
Bannes
Lheve
Sielke
Delvers
Tneir
Gos
Mip Kh Sit S
Taxi Ncenge
Ghuke
Electric Shaver Inventor Expires in New York
New York July 3. Col Jacob Schick inventor of electric shaving devices died in Presbyterian Hospital from complications after kidney surgery. He is survived by a widow and two children.
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New York
Jacok Schick
Leader lays defeat to Madrid in Basque capital fall
July 3 7 Jose Antonio de Agurre president of the Tasque republic says Valencia Madrid regime today leaves its autonomous government to resist insurgent attackers. He notes 4000 dead and wounded in Bilbao from the three month offensive and claims no promised aid arrived. Insurgent legions advance as Bilbao falls and forces retreat toward the northwest.
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Spain
Jose Antonio de Agurre
Tasque Republic
Txtay
de Aguirre
Bilbao
Sitling
Wu Khab
Dassie
Cqmmarque
Sentander
President to Open Vanderbilt Cup Race in New York
President Roosevelt will open the Vanderbilt Cup auto race at Roosevelt Speedway in Westbury, using a teletype touch to press a key as part of the ceremony. He is slated to return later to attend the Twenty seventh annual festival in Nampa, Idaho, with residents awaiting the event.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Speedway
Westbury
Nampa
Idaha
Record Set in June Gas Tax Collections
Texas gasoline tax collections set a new high for the state with approximately 4.188 million dollars in June. Comptroller George H. Sheppard said total tax receipts for the fiscal year ending August 1 would likely exceed 46 million dollars, surpassing the prior year’s 41.19 million.
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Austin
Texas
Renord Incone
Gtmle
George H. Sheppard
Adviser confident Amelia Earhart may have landed near Howland Island
Commander Clarence Strong states Amelia Earhart and her navigator Captain Noonan could have overcorrected in the Pacific. He notes a possible landing around Howland Island or 180 miles south, with strong trade winds and a need to steer right to compensate for drift.
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Los Angeles
Iy 3
Amelia
Earhart
Naval Reserve
Clarence Strong
Willlnma
Hoker Gland
Haw- Tend Island
Southern Pacific
Willams
MKS
Earhard
Bred Noonan
Heller Mey
Howland Island
Partianthely
Willons
Itha
Leicouras
Faint signal follows hours of silence amid Amelia Earhart search
Honolulu July 3 141 Confidence Amelia Earhart and navigator Fred Noonan would be rescued today from the shaken tested tropical waters after a long radio silence. Coast guard and navy units scour the area near Howland Island with signals from KHAQQ heard by listeners from Sydney to Los Angeles. Efforts to locate Earhart’s monoplane continued as ships and planes converged on the search area, but no definite position was established.
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Honolulu
Amelia Furhart
Fred Neon
Way
Aya
Coast Guard
KHAQQ
Miss. Berhart
Farin
Sydney
Australia
Los Angeles
Calif
Lise
Little Howland Island
Earhart
New Guiner
Navy
Honeity
Bowland
Bwan
MUNT
Awan
Culoraco
Talbot
Dtasca
Howland Island
Mize Earhart
Coan
Guardyi
Order The Light Delivered Ad Costs and Delivery Details
The notice advertises home delivery of the Sunday Light for ten cents and the Daily Light for three cents with the same 65 cent delivered price. It urges readers to call the Circulation Department at Fannin 2441 to place an order today.
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Sunday
Daily Light
Fannin
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