Coal Truce Fails to Halt Labor Tensions in Senate
The coal truce left key problems unresolved as Levis pushes for a health and welfare fund and the government continues control over coal and energy. The office of defense transportation awaits action on rail moves while industry spokesmen urge freight resumption to ease shortages. Senate leaders debate broad labor legislation with calls for nationwide hearings and strong action to address royalties, safety, and health conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levis
Solid Fuels Administration
ODT
Office of Defense Transportation
Aucomotive
American Iron and Steel Institute
xeJohn D. Small
Chicago
Telural
Thianis
Iesiately
Senate
WGG-9
Byrd
D.-Va
UMW
Lewis
McMahon
D-Conn
Morse
R.-Ore
Wiley
R.-Wis
Jie
Blast Kills Youthful Chemists in Maywood Lab
CHICAGO May 31 Two 16 year old high school seniors Robert Adams and Albert Jason were fatally injured and a third, Kenneth Colberg, 16, was seriously hurt in an explosion during a basement chemistry experiment in suburban Maywood. They were preparing for final examinations and graduation. Adams' father Michael found them, they had moved from the basement before collapsing. Colberg sustained injuries to his south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Maywood
Robert Adams
Albert Jason
Kenneth Colberg
Adams
Michael
Olberg
Three Suspects Sought in Knob Hill Station HoldUp
Police sought three African American men who held up H. W. Boldt manager of Knob Hill Service station at 201 Meerscheidt Street and fled with 91 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Boldt, Smaneger
Knob Hill
Meerscheidt Street
Jewelry and money stolen from car on Broadway and Alamo
John J. Bruck reported theft of two women's purses containing 250 dollars and a check for 50, a sack with 30 dollars in silver, a diamond ring and a wrist watch from his car at Broadway and Alamo street. A ventilating glass was forced and items taken from the glove compartment.
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Broadway
Alamo Street
John J. Bruck
East
Josephine Street
Connecticut Attorney Lorin Willis Targeted in Home Shooting
Connecticut state police pursue an assassination attempt on Lorin W. Willis Fairfield county state's attorney after a bullet shattered a window at his Nichols home on Thursday night narrowly missing him and his wife.
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Nichols
Cann
Connecticut
Lorin’ W. Willis
Fairfield County
Willis
Weather Weather Report and City Readout
The fragment provides a weather summary with humidity at 66 percent and rainfall totals for the past 24 hours and year to date, plus sun and moon data. It lists temperatures for multiple cities including Abilene, Albuquerque, Austin, Boston, Brownsville, Chicago, Corpus Christi, Denver, Fort Worth, Houston, Jacksonville, Memphis, New York, Omaha, and more, with high and low readings and a scattered tally of precipitation. The text is garbled with OCR errors but preserves city-by-city weather figures and times for sunsets and moon phase notes.
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Rid Ayers
Aransas
Guam
Watson Abilene
Albuquerain Seyiye
Austin
Boston
Brownsville
Corpus
Cevstal City
Rio Settee
Bedenver
Tofige City
Persyee
Paso
Fort Worth
S.iye
Frédericksburs
Helena
Onl
Houston
Jacksonville
Garedo
Memphis
New York
Omaha Pueblo
Shorten
Williston
Shooting Victim Condition Unchanged After Night at Nix Hospital
Wednesay night shooting left G W Cobb, Tim, a company executive, seriously wounded and reported unchanged Saturday at Nix hospital. A charge of assault to murder was filed Friday against Mrs Cobb in connection with the shooting. The Cobbs live at 1254 Schley Avenue.
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G.W. Cobb
Tim
Nix Hospital
Cotton market snapshot from New York May request
Cotton prices and futures figures listed for May June and December contracts show modest shifts. Values include May at 256 99, October 25k, December 27 50 cents, with additional May and December figures cited. Light classified ad inquiry prompts broad message reach.
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New York
Wholesale Market Prices Drift Lower in Saturday Trading
Wholesale trading slowed on Saturday morning at the Krowerg market with generally below par quality produce and only modest price changes. Prices quoted include avocados 3.30 per crate, grapefruit 4.01 per box, lettuce 4.25 per dozen, potatoes 4.40 per 100 pounds, peppers 25 cents per pound, tomatoes 4.00 per crate, apples and oranges priced by box or bag, and onions and greens among numerous items across multiple markets.
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California
Calif
Coln
Idaho
Oregon
Zac Wozer
Saul
Washington
Texas
Sunkist
GHAIN
Park Fishing Law Declared Unconstitutional by AG
Austin May 4 1 The attorney general ruled that a 47th legislature act regulating fishing in state parks is unconstitutional. The statute barred taking fish from park waters without the park superintendent's consent, but failed to set standards for governors and effectively let superintendents decide who may fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
United States Forms Yemen relations in talks
Jidda Saudi Arabia May 11 Col W A Eddy U S minister to Saudi Arabia announced formal relations between the United States and Yemen after 23 days of commerce and friendship talks with Imam 91, Yemen’s high priest and ruler. The State Department would announce the results of these discussions.
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Jidda
Saudi Arabia
W. A. Eddy
U. S
United States
Yemen
U. S. State Department
Ted Sea
Burglars Enter Through Transom at Maurice Duval Store
Police report Saturday details a break in at the Maurice Duval novelty store at 403 Ogilvie Building. Small burglars entered through the transom and ransacked the premises. fingerprints were blacked or smudged as investigators documented the scene.
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Maurice Duval
Ogilvie
City News Dance Listings Split Across Oak Grove Hall and Nearby Venues
Community dance notices across Oak Grove Hall and surrounding Texas venues invite residents to May 11 events with music by Louie and His Timers, Oscar Tewes Orchestra, and other bands. Dances run nightly through May 12 at Braun's Hall, Herman's Hall, Wernette Garden, Hill Top Hall, and Wood-Jawn Pavilion with admission and tax included.
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City News
Oak Grove Hall
5. A
Texas
Nacogdovacs
K-T Hall
Louie
His Han
lAdv
Wernette Garden
Caslroville Sun
Hill Top Hall
Sat
Oscar Tewes
Waood- Jawn Pavilion
Louie’s
Ie ‘Timers
Adm
Guc
Incl
Tax
Sergeant Beaten Up In Street Robbery
Rufus Hawkins of Randolph Field was knocked unconscious by four or five youths early Saturday and robbed of a wrist watch. He told police he was approached at Zarramora and Poplar streets, asked for a match, and when he asked about the last bus, one youth replied that it had already gone. Police later arrested Billy Joe Duncan, 20, and Irael Newman, 17, of 648 Kentucky Avenue, booking them as suspects.
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Rufus Hawkins
Randolph Field
Zarramora
Poplar
Billy Joe Duncan
Irael Newman
Kentucky Avenue
Chinese Sign Cease Fire Pact Ends Shanlung Fighting
The Central News Agency reports a cease fire agreement signed in Nanking to aid operations in Shanlung province. The government column claims 7000 casualties in the four day Battle of Changchun last month.
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Nanking
Central
Sail Inday
Shanlung
Taiwan
Changchun
Fragmented Radio Schedule Fragment with Odd Entries
Puzzle like historical radio page lists scattered programs and times including church services, hymns, sermons, Mexican songs, and various genres. It reads as a fragmented schedule with numbers, names, and placeholders rather than coherent content.
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By Lee Falk and
Phil Davi
Medusa
Silver Mask
Poon
Lovenz
Leo Falk
Kay Moore
Death
Myriee
Looke
Myrtle
Toots and
Casper
Pready
DR. Jitters
Billy
Simo Murpur
Carro
Dudley Fisher
Jimmy Murphy
Ty G
Doe
MR. Witter
Shot
U.S
Braun's
Atex & His Old Timerses
Herman's Hall
Ausui Fing
Joe Hartman
Buddy Hancock
Louis
P.M. Esa Kabo
Academy
Larrymore
Dick Haynes
Larry Savoye
Alcha
Barrymore
Spears
Harrys Savoy
Bos
Syria
Tov
Laos
Judy Canova
Dos News
Christ Gr
Ole Opry
B.A
Tony Martin
Tony Narila
Jerry Seder Pritey
Huey Serenngs
Aly M
Harry Tames
Por Tynes
Anee Shinde
James Ene Krupa Tynes
Johnny Hetts
Melody Lairm
Faltis Sinveras
Nermonette
Church
Ysush
Requesiz
Rayeto
Polka
Auiz
India
Mexico
Amer Armoanys
First Baptist Church
Perry Webb
KABC
Vaurial
Lovely
Fourth and
Taylor Streets
Perry F. Webb, D.D
Pastor
KARC
Ae Training Union
San Antonio
Youth For Christ
Brackenridge High School
Sam Houston A Capella Choir
Harlandale High Band
Tech Red Jackets
UFC
Howard Skinner
Billy Triggs
Ewen Porter
Harold Souther
Eleanor Mansfield
Julia Conner
Vernon Mayfield
Rick Harding
George Case
Bill Souther
Joe McNamee
R. G. Bryant
Mervin E. Rosell
Curtein
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