Miners Threats and Labor Talks Across Regions
AP reports waning risk of a Southern miners strike as talks continue in the capital between owners and workers led by John L. Lewis and L Ebersole Gaines. Negotiations focus on contract wording and shift from 40-cent daily wake to a new arrangement while bargaining starts at Alton between Western Cartridge and A S Chemical Workers. Dairy farmers seek a higher milk price via Owen D Young, targeting 2 per hundredweight. Weirton Steel commits to most NLRB provisions but will not reinstate six workers, with Steel Workers pressing for recognition.
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Alton
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New York
Vermont
Pennsylvania
Owen’ D. Young
Aiwna
Dairymen’s League
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Young
NLRB
National Defense Front
Weirton Steel Company
Weirton
W. Va
Btec
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Train wreck derails Dixie Flyer injuring three
Five cars overturned after eight coaches derailed near Sherwood Tennessee. Three persons were slightly injured as the Dixie Flyer passenger train failed due to a road bed washout blamed on heavy rains. One coach remained on the tracks. Authorities investigated the wreck yesterday.
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Winchester
Tenn
F— CP
Dixie Flyer
Sherwood
Enn
Mrs Bingham to Be Class Soloist at Travis Park Meeting
Mrs Bingham will be the guest soloist for the Travis Park Men's Bible class in the St Anthony hotel ballroom at 9:80 Sunday. A dedication to FL Reeder, former teacher, will precede the singing of Face to Face by Herbert Jonnet and Bromm's Lullaby on request. Mrs Bingham will soon depart for Dallas to attend engagements hosted by her aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Frank Stipe.
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Travis Park
St. Anthony Hotel
FL. Reeder
Herbert Jonnéet
Brohm
Binghatt
Dalles
Frank Stipe
Weekend visitors and local notables in Corpus Christi and San Antonio
The Bexar Facts reports visits from MR and MRS MEL VIX SIMMONS formerly of San Antonio and Medina, BRUCE HOWARD an ALamo Heights U of T student enrolled in Austin GAA courses, and J R PALM with AL FRED LANDERS returning from Piedras Negras. Birthday lists include RAY KILIAN BERNARD KAROT KIN and PAUL FOWLER.
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Corpus’ Christi
Melvix Simmons
San ‘Antonio
Ray Kilian
Bernard Karot~kin
Paul Fowler
School of Education
U. of T. Pre
Christine Reseman
Charline G. Yarger
Mary Bell Caldwell
William Louis Smith
College of Pharmacy
Revision of DAT draft laws sparks delayed Senate action
Washington July 6 reports circulate that Gen George C Marshall’s draft revision proposals may be set aside temporarily. Senator McNary opposes keeping draftees and National Guardsmen in service beyond one year and barring sending draftees overseas. Patterson supports the plans but expects lengthy study and likely white House clearance before Congress.
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Senate
George GO. Marshall
MetNary
Marabsil
Robert P. Patterson
Patterson
White House
Congress
Britain Renews Cotton Orders In Lend Lease Trade
Washington July 5 Britain signals improved shipping by planning to take at least 20 000 bales of cotton a month under lend lease. For months Britain faced tight space and restricted purchases to evaporated milk cheese and dried eggs.
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Washington
Britain
Department of Agriculture
War Production Chiefs Named for North Ireland
London July 6. Northern Ireland will set up nine war production committees to boost the national war effort. Sir Basil Brookes of the Ministry of Commerce will serve as production executive agent for the war production arrangements. Previously, arrangements were made directly from London.
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Ieland
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Ministry of Commerce
Logidon
Ane
Four-Day Debaté Marks Mescalero Apache Festival
Indian girls Elizabeth Guydelkan Marjorie Shanta Charly Zelma Nalche debut at Mescalero as community honors, a four day event with chaperoned ceremonies inside a tepee. About 200 visitors from the Southwest attended a rodeo and game finale after days of feasting, singing, and dancing. The festival honors eligible daughters whose families host the grand party, a rare community affair driven by tradition and funding.
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N. M
Sunclee
Elizapeth Guydelkan
Marjorie Shanta
Charly
Zelma Nalche
Catera
Black Hand Fear In New York Amid Sicilian Threats
Mary Avagmano, 25, reports brutal Black Hand threats and slashing in New York near Fifth Street, amid fear of Sicilian vengeance. Detective James Pettosa investigates, as relatives suffer separate mafia-linked violence including the 192? Palermo murder of Joseph Petrosine. Barbers Antony Benintendo and Gio Mundred are tied to years of police records, with prior 1928 links.
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Morere
Mary Avagmano
Sicily
Mo Langer
Mary
James Pettos
Unele
Taeul
Josephy Petrosine
Wax
Palermo
Bleily
Antony Benintendo
Device to Track Speeders by Painted Road Device
A fragmented notice announces a speed enforcement device that records vehicle speed as it crosses two white painted markers on the road about ten feet apart. It urges readers to place want ads and notes a police contact for reporting or using the system, mentioning a Saturday deadline and locations on Broad Street and Fifth Street.
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Deirolp
Arnone Police
Vail
Yavel
Fiangee Shot Sparks Murder Charge In Lavaca County
In Lavaca County a 1 year old girl, Trene Macker, was shot in the back at home near Shiner. Ernest Kulhanek surrendered to authorities and was jailed after a murder inquest returned a verdict of murder. The victim was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Macker.
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Sheviit
Gonzales
Anna
Ernest Kulhanek
Trené Macker
Kulhanek
Miss Macker
Silner
Kuthanek
Goli
Ales
Lavaca Conunty
Lavoen County
Arthur McElroy
Lavaer County
Hallettsville
Justice of the
Edwin Ilpes- Sel
Robert Maeker
Cata Naminiain
Italy's Africa Empire Gone collapses in Ethiopia siege
British reports say Mussolini's East African dominion has shrunk to scattered garrisons. Gen Pietro Gazzera surrendered with the Gondar garrison as Fascist forces retreat from northern Ethiopia. A few troops hold west of Assab while Debra Tabor capitulated earlier. The Duke of A sgin is a captive as thousands remain in the fighting.
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Egypt
Be-nito
Mussolini
Pietro Gazzera
Forora
Ethi
Spia
Gata Sidama
Gondar
Ethiopia
Assab
Eritrea
Sondir
Debra Tabor
Agsin
Suezennal
Texas Bar Final Session Warns Sacrifices in Economy
Dallas July 5 4 1 The Texas Bar Association held its final session after Congressman Hatton Summers urged both labor and capital to sacrifice profits and gains in the national emergency. Summers warned the hemisphere faces risk unless the nation arms and supports allied efforts, stating sons may die if enforcement fails. Thurman Arnold, U S assistant attorney general, spoke as Summers addressed the group.
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Texa 85 Bar Association
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Hatton Summers
Hause Judiciary Committee
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St. A
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Tle
Sumners
Thar Association
Pareal
Thurman Arnold
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