Marks Child Kidnapping Still Mystery
Five year old Florence Susie Marks was abducted from her home early Saturday in Qbeatyle. Police intensified search for an old dirty sedan linked to the case. The child described two men one in a blue uniform with navy insignia, one man named by the girl was detained for questioning.
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Susie” Marks
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Judge Hutchings Dies. Mt. Pleasant Leader Was Judge
Judge T. C. Hutchings, 68, longtime Mt. Pleasant mayor, former district judge and former district attorney, died in a Texarkana hospital Saturday night. He served as a key legal and civic figure in the community.
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Help Wartted Adwriter Wanted For Light Ads
Classified notice seeks courteous adwriter to craft light advertisements. Contact F-1241 for application details and requirements for joining the light ads team.
Bureaucracy Runs Amuck Shows War Strain on Labor
Lawrence Sullivan surveys 1943 44 labor turmoil revealing 3762 strikes in U S industries in 1943 and 425 000 man days lost in March 1944. He notes compulsory unionism, production limits, and wartime boards boosting union power while absenteeism soars, hindering aircraft ship and tank output and drawing White House protection for contractors.
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Rackels
House Committee On Army Appropriations
Albert J. Engel
Michigan
House
Camp Meade
Maryland
Carpenters’ Union
Common Laborers’ Union
Los Angeles
Eddie Rickenbacker
Pacific
Public debate flagged as controlled by hidden influence
Fragmentary note claims talks by Captain Ricken backer failed to reflect official views and alleges a powerful international underground manipulates U S government debates. Mentions radical labor readership and scheduled tomorrow's feature on the Rise and Fall of OPA.
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Mexicans to Study Labor in United States Trip Planned
Five Mexican congressmen will study U S labor conditions at the invitation of William Prescott Allen publisher of the Laredo Times. They will depart June 10 from Mexico City visiting Laredo San Antonio Corpus Christi and Dallas on a triliteral tour led by Sen Rama Tamez who will head the delegation and be appointed by the senate.
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Resignation of Dr Truett Refused by Dallas Church
Members of the First Baptist church in Dallas have unanimously refused to accept the resignation of their pastor Dr. George W. Truett 87 a renowned Baptist churchman They voted to provide him the aid of an associate pastor in case of health and named no other changes to staff
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First Baptist Church
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