Enorcement of Codes Revision Prompted by NRA Strain
Washington November 17 Hugh S Johnson sought to ease worker discontent by promising to fix injustices in the NEA. Officials study tighter code enforcement and a possible central reorganization of field agencies to improve local compliance boards. Johnson acknowledged justice in some employee complaints and cited NRA strain causing long hours as a factor.
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Washington, D. C
Hugh
Johnson
NEA
American Federation of Labor
Yvoca
NRA
Students Walk Out at Smyrna American College
In ISTANBUL on November 17, 14 students of the American College at Smyrna refused to attend classes claiming insult to Turkish nationalist sentiments. They left the campus en masse singing the Turkish national anthem as officials from the Turkish ministry of instruction opened an inquiry into the demonstration.
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Istanbul
Turkey
American College At
Smyrna
Turkish Ministry of Instruction
Fragmented Weather Data From Obscure Source
A garbled historical weather snippet lists totals and normals for precipitation and deficienc y rates, plus sunrise and sunset times, moonrise, and various city forecasts. It mentions Dallas Brownsville New Orleans El Paso with partly cloudy to showers and winds, and provides altitudes and winds as scattered specifics from the period.
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Amis
Solanom
Tidex
Aronsos Tass
Weatwet
Dallas
Brownstille
Coas
New Orleans
el Paso
Pruneshal
Arog
Arith
Rere
Temp
Ahile
Texas
Armarillo
Atlanta
Reston
Brownsville
Buffalo
Charleston
Cheyenne
Corpus Christ
Dalles
del Rio
Denver
Calo
Dodge City
Fort Smith
Galvaston
Cleer
Helena
Houston
Cloury
Huron
Loudy
Jackzonyle
Kansas
Lille
Rock Ark
Los Angeles
Elowdy
Lontevide
Loudy AG
Memphis
Tera
Miami
Elude
Monte Ormers
Neeflles
Clear
New York
Oikia
Oklahoma
Cry
Web
Omuly
Ariz
Phoeni PR
Pittsburgh
Bort Arty Texan
Clowes
Raleigh
Blonds
Salt Lake Chin -Glourly
Louis
Ran
Frantives
Cabif
Head of English Church Union Quits at Age 94
Viscount Halifax resigns after 65 years as president of the English Church Union at age 94. He cites a vicious attack on the Anglo-Catholic congress by the organization’s official organ, flagging broad shifts in England’s Anglo-Catholic movement. Since 1868 he led efforts toward reunion of the English church and Rome.
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English Church Union
London
England
Viscount Halifax
Anglo-Catholic Congress
The
Church Union
Church of Rome
Cotton Growers to Meet Wallace for Parity Talk
New Orleans November 17 Representatives of organized cotton growers from the producing area will attend a parity price conference in Washington with Secretary of Agriculture Wallace. Q Maser, president of the America Cotton Co-Operative association, announced the plan hoping to add 250 million dollars to this year’s cotton crop value.
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Wallace
New Orleans
Washington
Q Maser
America T. Cotton Co-Operative Association
Jenny Dolly’s Jewels Sold To Pay Debts After Accident
Paris November 17 Jenny Dolly’s 1 million dollar jewels were auctioned for 300,000 to clear debts from operations and restore her face after a summer automobile accident. The dancer tearfully called the sacrifice a price of being a good scout and sustaining her career.
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Paris
Jenny Dolly
Navy battle ends as fleet returns home from California coast
Ships of the United States fleet completed a three day maneuver off the California coast after a simulated alien invasion threat. The exercise demonstrated aircraft carrier prowess and the fleet's adaptability as it heads back to its home ports aboard the United States Navy organized maneuvers.
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United States
Pacific
California
Macon
Heart evidence enters court in suit for damages
Corpus Christi court hears suit by Adelina Guzman after her husband dies. A human heart from his body, preserved after death, was shown as evidence. Dr A E Thayer testified the heart bore unusual strain. Plaintiff claims death resulted from shifting 145 pounds coffee sacks from ground to truck over 25 minutes. Pecans wanted.
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Corpus Christi
Corpus Christi Hospital
Adelina Guaman
Guzmen
A. E. Thayer
Guzman
Threat Theft Suspect Held In Topeka Seizure
Tyler reports Elusive Captain Alfred F. Dions wanted on a 2600 theft threat and robbery case. He fled bond last year before trial on an indictment alleging he extorted money from Taylor Refining officials. Authorities planned to transport him from Mangas City for prosecution after threats to dynamite the plant if payment demanded.
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Tyler
Alfred F. Dions
Robery
Topeka
Mangas City
Dion
Taylor Refining Company
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