Women Slaves in Vice Net Describes Russian Plight
An account by Andrew Smith and a Soviet-era woman recounts three years in Russia about how Soviet women faced hunger and forced labor. It details shared apartments with German and American workers, scarce food, and women resorting to scavenging from garbage for meals. The narrative condemns the system that traps women in bondage, exploitation, and barter for basic necessities.
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Deadline Looms as Mine Strike Nears Across Nation
Washington June 14 The deadline looms for soft coal miners as union leaders push for swift passage of the Guffey bill while indicating little chance it passes before Monday amid an imminent strike. United Mine Workers head John Lewis orders members to halt work at midnight Sunday unless new contracts are signed, though President Roosevelt seeks quick action and House leaders are urged to move the measure.
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Schumann-Heink Plans More Years At Work On 74th Birthday
Opera star Madame Ernestine Schumann-Heink, aged 74, reveals plans to extend her career for five more years as she nears her birthday. She just finished a movie role that could lead to a Hollywood contract and will attend her granddaughter’s wedding tomorrow in California. She cites faith in God as key to her longevity and hints at a future in film.
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Ethiopia says it will retain all territory amid pact with Britain
Addis Ababa officials deny rumors of ceding Ogaden to Italy and state Ethiopia will hold all sovereign lands. In London, British sources confirm a treaty with Germany restricting the German navy to 36 percent of Britain’s force, signaling the end of a secret naval arms race. France, Japan, and the United States respond with cautious silence.
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Football Player Killed by Spike in Port Worth
Clarence Gregory Kannon, a 14 year old high school freshman, died after an accident in Port Worth when he fell and was impaled on an iron spike from a picket fence. The item mentions local rental ads at 307 South Cherry Street in the Light Classifieds.
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