Navy to Probe Communist Cells in Naval Yards
Secretary of the Navy Swanson plans a secret inquiry by the intelligence division into charges that Communist cells permeate U S naval yards. The focus is on Brooklyn and Washington yards cited in secret testimony to a House committee as hotbeds of activity. Rear Admiral Taussig may direct the probe. Congress debates MacCormack bills to curb un-American activity, while AFL and U S Chamber push stronger action.
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Pickets With Clubs At John Morrell Packing Plant
Pickets with slaves canes and a sawed off rake handles halted work at the John Morrell and company packing plant in Sioux Falls as the labor dispute reached its third day with no settlement in sight.
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Sioux
Falls
D. Maren
John Morrell and Company
Lucky Woman Finds Relief from Neuritis Pain
A touted remedy Nurite claims quick relief from neuritis and nerve pain. Developed by a noted specialist, Nurito supposedly eases shearmatian lutbage and other pains without narcotics, with a money back guarantee if two or three doses fail to help. Narito is available at all drugstores.
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Cure for shrinking man in Los Angeles case study
In Los Angeles doctors study 49 year old George Bocklet of Azusa who has shrunk four inches in a year and whose skull has expanded. Dr Frank G Nolan reports ribs rest on hips and that researchers will test Bocklets glandular influence in guinea pigs and rabbits to see if the same upheaval can be induced. The physician notes no reversal of evolution is evident.
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Los Angeles
George Bocklet
Bocklet
Frank G. Nolan
Oklahoma Relief Strikers March on State Capitol
Twenty nine delegates were chosen from 135 men women and children who spent all night in the courthouse seeking aid from Governor Marland and the legislature. The march to Oklahoma City was delayed by a heavy thunderstorm and fewer than half the delegates departed, leaving the remaining bedraggled group to press for food clothing and work as the unemployed gathered at the courthouse for the past four days.
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State Capitol
Pina. Onis
Oklahoma City
Marland
Spears Bill on Sulphur Tax
Austin March 14 The Sulphur tax bill, sponsored by Representative Spears of San Antonio, would raise the tax from 75 cents to 2 per ton. The bill passed 83 to 40 with six present not voting after debate over governor remarks about the bill’s backers. The minority report was accepted amid objections and calls for a hearing to show how one company profited from a $6 million investment.
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James ¥. Aured
Spears
San Antonio
W. E. Jones
Jourdanson
Revenue and Taxation Committee
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Bob Alexander
Alexander
Minority Report
Stevenson
Bob Calvert
House
Spuears
Greeks Claim Revolt Ended After Naval Embargo
Venizelist navy branded as pirate fleet faced decisive engagement prospects as Greece imposes an export embargo on all foodstuffs to deter prolonged conflict. Military classes from 1920 to 1932 are mobilized in Macedonia as a reserve force.
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Venizelish Navy
Macedonia
Commander Claims Rebels Routed in Greek Conflict
Gen George Kondylis, commander of Greek government forces in eastern Macedonia, reported the rebel contingent fully routed. He forecast government control within 24 hours as rebels retreated in disorder near Seres and Drama preparations. Reports say rebel leaders may have fled to Turkey as government airstrikes hit Kayalla and troops pushed beyond the Struma River.
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RFC Planning U. S. Mortgage Firm Targets Private Funds
Washington March 1 The RFC plans to prod private mortgage organizations into activity in New York Cleveland St Louis and other Federal Reserve titles and to set up a federal mortgage company to fund business property and apartment advances chairman Jones said the private companies kept going and the federal company will be dissolved in time
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St. Louis
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Comepanies
Chaipman Jones
Death of 7 year old Richard Streicher shocks Ypsilanti
State police focus on a "known degenerate" suspect after the stabbing death of 7 year old Richard Streicher. Officials attend funeral services as they pursue a man seen buying candy near a hotel. Prosecutor Albert Rapp and Police Chief Ralph Bouchard say clues remain scarce while Gerald Young, 18, recalls Richard speaking with a man before disappearing.
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Richard Streicher
Virtin
Thesday
Albert Rapp
Poice
Ralph Bouchard
Gerald Young
Streicher
Richard
Young Stelcher
Sonny
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Stuart Erwins to Greet Stork Soon
HOLLYWOOD March 1 Stuart Erwin and wife June Collyer announced they expect a baby in about four months They predicted it would be a girl and expressed happiness at the upcoming birth in a brief Hollywood report.
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Hollywood
Stuart Erwin
June Collyer
Stork
Not bats in Belfry Birds In Library Not
Cambridge Massachusetts march 11 Not bats in the belfry but pigeons in the library Harvard Law School reading room houses the birds. They fly in and out through open windows as students feed them peanuts. Officials tolerate it as costs are high to remove them. The library, claimed to be the largest in the world, may become the world’s most exclusive pigeon sanctuary.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard Law School
Stock Exchange Chief Paid $6010 in 1924
New York March 11 INS details Richard Whitney president of the New York Stock Exchange received total compensation of 6010 dollars for last year. The sum included 4010 dollars in attendance fees and 2000 dollars in employment. The figure contrasts with circulating estimates as high as 30000 dollars. Unfurnished rooms at 437 Madison Street listed in light classified ads.
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INS
New York Stock Exchange
Richard Whitney
Damages Sought Over Fatal Car Crash In Los Angeles Heights
William and Mary Ray sue Arthur Morton and co defendants for 40000 in a Forty-fifth District suit arising from a collision that killed 13 year old Mary Louise Ray in Los Angeles Heights. Morton described as an immature thrill driver.
16 Fishermen Saved After Ice Field Stranding Incident
In the Gasper region about 60 fishermen faced a perilous ice field situation. About 31 remained missing after being separated from the main group. An air rescue was planned to land today to continue the search and bring survivors to safety.
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Gyatex Drug Ad Promises Fast Vitality Boost
An old newspaper ad touts Gyatex as a modern treatment for kidney and related ailments. It claims 8 hours to feel rejuvenated and a week to feel 10 years younger, with money-back guarantees and easy purchase via local druggists. It mentions benefits like reduced nocturnal urination and improved energy, urging readers to buy despite potential risks.
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