Plot to silence Green sparks Asheville probe
A potential nationwide plot to silence A F L president William Green during a May broadcast sparked a study in Asheville. Radio technicians reported cut wires feeding the National Broadcasting Company and a WNBC announcer confirmed snipped telephone lines in the auditorium basement.
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Asheville
N.C
William Green
Southern
National Broadcasting Company
Green
George L. Googe
Southern A. F. L
John Harvey
Washington
Mendate for recurring asthma attacks promises relief
An old advertisement touts Mendate as a remedy for bronchial asthma with persistent mucus and coughing. It claims rapid relief from choking sensations and wheezing, improving sleep and energy, available as tablets and an injection or spray, with money-back satisfaction.
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Meurnen
Phsaieini
Henry
Henry Viit
Aden
Army Pleased at V-2 Rocket Fest
Las Cruces May 11 Army officers praised the handling of Germanys V-2 rocket in a desert New Mexico test. The missile reached 75 miles high, landed 39 miles from the launch site, and demonstrated radio control to observers despite impressive glare and blast effects.
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Janes L. Kilgallen
Las Poraces
N. M
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Germany
New Mexico
White Sands
Las Cruces
Proving Ground
el Paso
Harry C- Inglis
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Meiller
Philip Hatten
Fort Collins
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Guider
Army
WAC
U. S. Army Ordnance Department
More Police Quit Leave San Antonio Force
Resignations from the San Antonio police force reached twenty with Roy J. Williams and David Candlind leaving for Los Angeles after about a year of service. They earned 160 dollars monthly and face new job options in LA from 215 dollars as patrolmen to 85 dollars as motorcycle patrolmen.
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San Antonio
Roy J. Williams
David Candlind
Los Angeles
Jack Holden
Thrill of Hearst Champ Visits The Hermitage
William G. Ehler age 18 and his brother Jerry age 13, visiting The Hermitage estate of Andrew Jackson near Nashville, express awe at the historic shrine. The 424-acre site draws tens of thousands yearly as a premier landmark from across the country.
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Nashville
Teron
William G. Ehler
Chicago
Hearst
Jerry
Hermitage
Andrew Jackson
United
Bill
Police Ask Aid in Hunt
Texarkana police and sheriff appeal to residents for help in catching the Phantom Killer. They cite five murders from February through May and urge citizens to report any missing person or odd activity on those dates to aid the investigation.
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Wexarkana
Texarkana
W. OH
Presley
Jack Runnels
Thyssen backs Ruhr internationalization to curb war risk
Frankfurt May 11 Fritz Thyssen an early backer of Hitler urged internationalization of the Ruhr region to prevent its use as a future German war arsenal. The move signals a push for external control over the vital industrial area amid rising tensions in Europe.
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Frankfurt
INS
Fritz Thyssen
Ada
Hitler
Ruhr
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