Seven Medical Examiners Named in Forced Register Action
The Fifty seventh District Court judge W W McGrory issued an order at the request of Attorney General William McCraw acting for the state board of medical examiners. The seven named individuals John Kirn Mex A Vogel Henry M Vorel Ham ilne Schweitzer Marie K Griffith W Cobb Hugo RB Flack had been on called in the Toelster without certificates from the state board. The action cancels their registration or practice pending certification.
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Weather details mix of temperatures and forecasts across regions
A weather column provides temperatures, wind, humidity, and precipitation figures for multiple locations, with notes on rainfall totals since January and monthly patterns. It lists numerous city names and regions with current conditions and forecasts, including moon phases and notable variances by area.
Waterfront labor crisis sparks open conflict in 1930s unions
New York July 13 reports mounting threats as John L. Lewis led CIO and American Federation of Labor clash over control of 50 000 longshoremen. Joseph P. Ryan warns of retaliation as Pacific Coast leader Harry Bridges issues ultimatums threatening a waterfront showdown unless ALP disbands.
Father fires on accused in Summerdale incident
An incident at Summerdale police station left a man firing four shots at John Ardelean Jr. aged 17 who faced charges of raping and stabbing his daughter. The shots missed at close range while the girl, 34, is recovering from 17 stab wounds.
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Steel workers in Indiana on jobs resume at Calumet plants
East Chicago Indiana July 13 steel workers resumed production at Youngstown Sheet and Tube plants in the Calumet district after a 46 day strike. About 2500 workers returned at the Indiana Harbor mill with 3000 nonproduction staff. Police patrolled as factions claimed victory, while unions and employers disputed terms. Governor Townsend said the company made concessions but some leaders said no agreement was reached and state protection was deemed unnecessary.
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Violence at city cell attack leaves youth injured
A chaotic assault occurred in a basement apartment building where a youth sleeping in a cell was targeted. A guard reported a series of shots, stabbing, and blunt force injuries. the assailant fled, leaving the scene with multiple victims and a nearby janitor distressed.
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Arterian
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Matol
Lewis Goes After Municipal Workers Campaign Draws Public Attention
WALLINGSON July 13 10 John Levas asked city rarity and state employees today to join the union but told them they could not strike or picket He turned details of the organization campaign over to Abram Flaxer of New Yorker an executive vice president on the jew anton his the job of investing 3 000 000 members paying 1 a month dues LIBRARIES URGE Five regional libraries costing 10 000 000 each to supplement the public Library system of the United States would be authorized by run Gill reestily introduced In congress
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United States
Run Gill
Plaster Fig Leaves End Nude Ari Row in Controversy
Kanikakes, Washington July 12. Prominent citizens clamor for days as a sculptor Barnard presents a plaster nude figure to Central School. Exponents of realism seek peace while opposing factions hesitate to concede.
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Biteroe
Barnard
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Beer Breath Ban For Customs Mer
United States customs officials inspect baggage of ship passengers and face a new ruling by Willan H. Mc Reynolds, secretary to the secretary, proposing a ban on drinking during lunch to avoid bad breath and annoyance for travelers.
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Testimony in Decatur rail incident retrial begins
Mrs Victoria Price testified at the retrial of six defendants in Decatur Alabama describing a 1930s assault aboard a freight car. She identified Norris among the group of nine black men accused of rape and mass assault on her and Ruby Bates, with threats and a knife at the throat.
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Ala
Victoria Price
Stollsborg
Heer Wboatd
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Aln
Norris
Price
Ruby Bates
Prica Sett Norris
Liggondola
Taxi Owners and Drivers Reach Accord on Noon Breaks
Taxi owners and drivers work toward contract settlement after strikes. Harris, chair of the owners committee, told Mayor Quin and County Judge Schiveppe they expect issues to be resolved without court action. Drivers returned to work last week. The remaining question concerns seniority recognition and lunch break duration. Arrest set for Tuesday afternoon.
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K. Quin
Ryuert Schiveppe
Tuealay Fternooan
Bill to fund U S military posts worldwide approved
Washington July 19 A bill to authorize twenty one million eight hundred sixty thousand six hundred thirty eight dollars for construction and improvements at military posts in the United States Hawaii and Panama received approval from the House military committee a summary of the measure notes funding for facilities and defense readiness across key posts and territories.
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Seattle Guild Awaits Star Paper Strike Negotiation Decision
Seattle July 13. Striking American Newspaper guildsmen waited for The Star to decide if talks to end their 10 day old strike would be resumed. Management said a decision may come by noon. Charles W Hope regional director of national unions board said he would announce definite report at noon. The Star published all editions yesterday using a skeleton editorial farce.
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Man Snatches $20 From Customer in Street Incident
In a Monday night incident at 1837 New Brauinfels Avenue a man snatched a $20 bill waved by a customer near J Beals, 1002 Van Ness Street. Military police are conducting an investigation as private Tor investigates the case. Fork Sam was arrested in relation to the event.
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Ads on Calles Opinion in Santa Barbara
In Santa Barbara on July 13 Gen. Plutarco Elias Calles, former president of Mexico, said communism is done, collapsing under its own weight and false promises. He spoke after visiting Raymond Maley, magazine editor, and urged readers to seek financial independence by owning a business.
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Georgetown Denies Paralysis Cases Report
An officer of Georgetown announced there were no paralysis cases in Georgetown. Dr W A King San Antonio health officer warned San Antonians of dangers of paralysis. said cases had been reported in Austin and Ocorpetown.
New Beauty Shop Law To Be Explained
City residents and beauty shop operators are invited to meet Assistant City Attorney Victor Kelley at 8 p.m. Wednesday to discuss a proposed city ordinance governing beauty shop operations. An older ordinance was invalidated by recent law changes.
Keeping Cool No Problem To Tropics Explorer
Hr Anthony Flala notes tea as a top jungle necessity to beat heat and tension. Tea cools and sustains longer than other drinks, lowers body temperature, and offers lasting vitality. For flavor choose a good Orange Pekoe from India, Ceylon, or Indonesia.
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Wheat Traffic Rebounds as Heavy Showers Arrive
Kanab City reports relief for grain traders as two days of rain boost loading capacity at the Southwest cereal hub. A flood of carloads totaling about 3,030 loaded yesterday, with roughly 4 million bushels moved. Rain delayed Wheat In shipments nationwide and slowed loading on Sunday, prompting elevator operators to adjust. Hundreds of boxcars were redirected back to Kansas, Oklahoma, and Western Missouri to balance demand.
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Three Injured in Priddy Highway Crash Near Goldthwaite
Three persons were injured, one critically, in a truck automobile crash last night on the Priddy highway, about 12 miles from Goldthwaite. Four cows were killed in the wreck.
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Priddy Highway
Mel din Shooting in Italy Texas Leaves One Critically Wounded
Loyd L. Jennings 40 of Clearwater Kia was held in connection with a shooting last night near L. Hy Ward 30 of Dallas. Oscur Wiles was wounded critically about 30 minutes earlier in the incident.
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