Maytag Plant Closed by Picket Fire Stirs Newton
In Newton Iowa on July sixth two thousand forty two a picket fire delayed Maytag washing machine plant operations. Governor Nelson urged reopening but the plant stayed shut as office workers faced picket lines. A clash left a worker struck while talks continued with union leaders and return-to-work organizers amid mass meetings.
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Newton
Iowa
Maytag
Nelson ©. Hruschel
Wilthesws
Ixter Tourmer
Wilbert Allien
C. Z. Q. Union Presideat
William Leniner
Regionatc. XO
Umion
Fugitives’ Auto Located After Hutchinson Escape
Five Kansas state penitentiary convicts slugged a guard and escaped from Hutchinson, then abandoned the car in Enid. Earl Moore of the exile peace department said two of the five fugitives likely drove Averar to the area, with suspects including Bluford Smiddy, 23, of Bore, Texas, and Floyd Kraus, 28, of Topeke, Kraus, Musresaki, a ring tender, tied to the chase.
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Kansas
Hutchinson
West Ind
Enid Gupl
Earl Moore
Exld
Pece Department
Hutchanson Menformatory
Averar
Bluford Smiddy
Bore
Texas
Floyd
Kraus
Topeke
Musresaki
Dresk
Smiddy
Conference outcome urged workers back to work in Des Moines
After a late meeting with the governor in Des Moines, officials reported the governor recommended workers accept 4 10 per cent wage increases and return to work promptly.
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Des Moines
Kilday Attacks Maverick In Campaign Speech
Congressman Maury Maverick faces a sharp rival challenge from J. Kilday in a Democratic nominating race. Kilday accuses Maverick of using Roosevelt’s name and links to the CIO, citing a Congressional Record passage to back his charges. The event drew over 700 attendees at Pittman Sullivan Park with Louis Schneidermeser presiding.
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Maury Maverick
Franklin Delano Hoosevelt
Paw J. Kilday
Maverick
Congress
Pittman-Sulivan Park
Louis Schneidermeser
Hilday
Kilday
J* Maverick
Roosevelt
Vspothermal
Kalduy
C.L
Furey
Congressional Record
Maveriick
Lewis
C. I
Bulday
G. SO
Biday
Myvest
Broadway
Fifth Street
Hungarian Nazi Sentenced in Hungary for Incitement
A Budapest court sentenced Jay 8-uvi-Serena Sealusi to three years for incitement in a case tied to illegal attempts to overthrow the government. The three-judge Court of Appeals found admission statements and trial testimony showed efforts to Nazify Hungary under Bela Imredy's new government.
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Budapest
Jay
Uvi
Serena Sealusi
Hungary
Mila
Court of Appeals
Fre‘unier
Bela Imredy
Szalasi
Yitir Vaglely
Sealasi
All Alike to Bill M Gra Governor Quotation Sparks Lounge Speech
William McCraw commented that all gubernatorial candidates look alike during a luncheon at the AzA hotel hosted by the McCraw for Governor club. He did not name opponents, noting only general doubt about rivals and expressing willingness to run against any opponent. The event opened by Al Jack Lewis drew many local officials and figures from law, labor, education, and business circles.
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State of Texas
William McCraw
McCraw
Aza
Wagleave
W. Lee O'Daniel
Fort Worth
Ernest O. Thompson
Jack") Lewis
Hexarcourty
Sbeckers
Lewis
James R. Davis
Theo Weiss
San Antonio Bar Association
W. B. Arnold
Nette Kinney
J. E Beretta
J. E. King
Beurs Wofford
Fred Drei
Belma
James Hollers
The
Wealh of Education
Walter Tynan
District Attornney
Independent Voters League
J. J. Lawrence
Jhief
Maverick Attacks Health Policy In San Antonio Rally
Congressman Maully Maverick cites local health and housing issues as he campaigns for re election. He accuses San Antonio officials of political maneuvering and says national health aims are blocked locally while praising Surgeon General Parran for backing his public health efforts. He singles out opponent Paul Kilday as financed by enemies of the current administration.
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Maully
Hay Market
Washington
Maverick
United States
Thomas Patras
pirhic_health
Parran
Antonia Tende Lis
Paul Kilday
Ang New Deal
Bec Hihey
Don Sees Shifts in West Meeks Sheriff Race Endorsement
A San Antonio style political exposé details endorsements in the Democratic primary for sheriff and constable, noting police department loyalties. It recalls past sheriff Wood and Chief Kilday tensions, the West support from Mayor Quinn, and possible splits in police votes between Wood and Fleet Waste.
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Neratie
Neurasthenia
Bexar County
K. Quinn
Albert W. West Jr
Aot
M. Meeks
Ths
Will W. Wood
Owen W. Kilday
Intance
Earl Chadwell
Ben West
West J
Woods
Sheritt
Kilday
Masmaches
West
Homer Long
Don
Meeks
Aubrey Hopkins
Hanking
Police Department
Hopkins
Wood
Hich
Fleet
City pool plan stalled awaiting engineers report
A San Antonio conference on pool status was stalled Wednesday pending a report from city engineers. Eight pools condemned as unsanitary by health officials could be upgraded under a Junior Chamber plan to fence two pools Conception Park and Woodlawn Lake, add drainage and attendants, and operate as a WPA project funded by local merchants charging 10 cents for adults and 5 cents for children. The plan hinges on a 1938 39 budget figure and awaits engineering assessment before further talks planned with Mayor Quin and Park Commissioner Rubella.
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K- Quin
Park
Vhamber
Commer Sevcial
Jacob Rublels
Tuen
Rubbola
Albert Marbach
Bublels
Harris legislator seeks San Antonio support for speaker Quin
Emmett Morse of Harris Counts visited San Antonio on Wednesday to drum up backing for Mayor K Quin as speaker of the house. Morse has served six terms and helped pass the Navarro by the devil sale Jacal of Howhil bill in the house last year, but it stalled in the senate.
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Emmett Morse
Harris Counts
San An Itonio
K. Quin
House
Morse
Lgislature
Senate
Political Advertising Notice Summary
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Baltimore Divorce Granted Amid Wedding Night Confession
Judge Edwin T. Dickerson granted a divorce to a Baltimore wife after testimony that she engaged in infidelity with several men on their wedding night and failed to return home until late the next day. The complaint cited repeated indiscretions and a short marriage beginning July 18 last year.
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Baltimore
INS
Edwin T. Dickerson
Enel
Lanny
Engelskirches
Cystex Claim Ad Promises Kidney Relief At Low Price
An old style ad claims joyfully that Cystex offers help for weak kidneys and frequent colds. It touts a simple flat dose to cleanse excess acidity and kidney waste, promising fast relief and protection with a low per dose cost, dated 1838 Knox Company copyright.
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Ian
The
Knox Company
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