Neckwear, social justice and a Texan’s liberal stance
A column discusses the Chicago necktie strike and arbitration, questioning whether bus company white collar workers wear neckties or sports shirts in hot weather. The writer, a Progressive liberal, recalls emancipation from garters in the 1920s and defends a reformist stance amid accusations of reactionary views. Continued on page 2.
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Chicago
CIO
Mes
Henry A. Wallace
National Association of Manufacturers
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Ihn Tate
Nealm
Dandiue
Kelly to Show Combat Craft at US Air Field Anniversary
Kelly field hosts a 27th anniversary celebration with Gonvhar seagcraft displays and over 20 aircraft types. Visitors may tour production and overhaul areas not usually open to the public, followed by a 4 pm parade review of Brig Gen Mortis Berman and 1000 troops. Special bus transport available.
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U.S
Kelly
S A Newsmen Attend Legion Meet in Fort Worth
A local delegation from the 2011 district will attend the American Legion war conference in Fort Worth on August 16 and 17, representing Walthall Litthepage and nearby reporters.
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S.A
Legion Meet
Walthall
Sewstaperna
Ube
Department War Conference of the
American Legion
Fort Worth
Jury Deadlocks in Horton Honey Boy Trial
In Crisinay District Court Judge Hunter Barrow halted the Sedrick Horton case after a 10 to 2 hung jury on May 21. Foreman U. B. Swift reported the jury had deliberated 17 hours before the dismissal and the case will go to retrial.
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U. B. Swift
Hunter Barrow
Crisinay
Sedrick
Honey Boy” Horton
Mary Lou Lowery
Hicks Building
Swift
Barrow
L. J. Gitthiger
Baering Bown On the News
Arthur Suggs quotes remarks on De Gaulle amid French politics and press coverage. The piece frames De Gaulle as a stabilizing figure thrust into leadership, with satirical asides about American and French views and a call for his return to normalcy.
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Arthur “Suggs
Litt Newn
Servier Wel
de Gaulle
Meurer
Kitch
Garbage pay raise meeting delayed by union reps
Clyde Gherman of Local 657 and ABCTL Bus Drivers and Helpers union asked postponement of the city council talk on a $1 daily waste worker raise. An international union representative arriving from Dallas was delayed. another session would be set later in the week or early next.
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Teprespritias Uves
Clyde Gherman
Land Helpers Union 1A
Wi International
Dallas
Graduate School Ends Big Session at Catholic University
The Southern branch of the graduate school at Catholic University of America closes a session with Our Lady of the Lake and Incarnate Word College. Enrollment reaches 114 students, the largest in years, with Dr. John L. McMahen serving as acting director for six years. Of the total enrollment, 74 attend classes at Our Lady of the Lake.
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Catholic University of America
Our Lady of Tid Lake
Iargesh
John L. McMahen
Our Lady of the Lake
Tate Grellment
Motley Russia town founded in 1st century motif
An OCR fragment notes Motley Russia as a town founded in the 1st century. It mentions pest control context with phrases about steam and dead rats and a garbage department inspector Dr A A Luthor, but the text is garbled and unclear. The piece combines stray lines about rats and a municipal service.
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Thursda
A.A. Luthor
Aarbage Department
Cleaning of River Angers Motel Guests in San Antonio
Commissioner Henry Yoln heard complaints from guests at a downtown motel awakened at 4 a m by cleaners on the San Antonio river bed. He directed Hamilton Magickler of the cleaning department to schedule work so as not to disturb hotel guests.
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Henry Yoln
San Antonio
Hamilton Magickler
Two More Typhus Cases in Los Angeles
Two more typhus cases were reported to the health department on Thursday. The year’s total rises to twenty. The victims include a 12 year old boy on West Theo Avenue and a 16 year old boy who died from the disease last Sunday night.
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Situ Health Department
Bol
West Theo Avenue
Four Juveniles Sent To State Schools
Four youths aged 12 to 16 were sent to state schools at Gatesville and Gainesville on Thursday amid charges of offenses. The boys and girls faced court actions as part of juvenile corrections.
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Gatesville
Gainesville
Salado Creek land bought for garbage dump by council
The council purchased 346 acres along Salado creek from the Brackenridge estate for 69290 dollars, about 200 per acre, to be used as a garbage dump. Park Commissioner rein recommended using 20000 from the garbage fund as a down payment. balance 6000 yearly at 3 percent interest, first payment next August. The deal faced little public opposition despite claims the land is full of holes and gullies. Judson urged reporters to wait for final approval before publicizing the sale.
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Unanimous Weir
Salado Creek
George W. Brackenridge
Btrock
Pawtl Sherer
Hein
Frank G. Huntress
Moses .Jdson
Levey Deiman
Saipan Recording To Be Broadcast on KTLA
Recordings covering 13 days of sightings will air at 6 45 pm Thursday on KTLA in a Red Cross donor service program. Marines led by Keene Hepburn landed in the first wave and documented the progress, described as standout radio reporting.
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Saipan
KTLA
Rec Cross Wand
Linus
Larry Jays
Terh Spt
Keene Hepbury
U.S. Marine Corps
Perspiring Feet Get Relief With Foot Bane
Advertises a foot care remedy promising quick absorption to stop odor. Recommends visiting local drug store and Allen's Foot-Bane for immediate relief from sweaty, uncomfortable feet.
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Allen
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