JYPO Union 10 Note On C.10 Sparks Labor Debate
In Colorado Springs on September 18 the International Typograph Union prepared to take a stand on its stance toward a breach involving the Industrial Labor Federation. The AFL asked the union to direct its program and disaffiliate its president Charles P. Howard from ties to contulites. AFL President AB iliam Creen condemned the committee. Former silent film stars Lillian Rich and Barbara Bedford are now in MGM's The Devil Is a Sissy under Van Dyke's direction with Sie Bartholomew and Jackie Cooper co starring.
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Widow Denies Plot to Murder in Carthage Trial
In Carthage on Sept 18 Chief Defense Attorney J. Relpy Howard rested his case in the murder trial of Marlie Childs and Terrence Byrnmlt charged jointly in a killing last April. Mrs Childs testified of alleged threats, said her husband refused divorce, and described fleeing the house after hearing a shot. Braniets, a former CCC enrollee, remains jailed on the same charge.
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Detective School to Be Continued in City Examinations
Chief of Police Owen W. Kilday announced that detective school work will continue following an examination of city detectives conducted by EB. The results indicate ongoing training needs and potential adjustments to the program for improved investigative methods.
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Owen W. Kilday
University of Texas Corrects Haley Appointment Note
A statement from Dr A. H. Benedict of the University of Texas clarifies J. Evetts Haley's role collecting Texas history materials for the university library. It explains Haley received leave without pay from Aug 24, 1936 to Aug 31, 1937, notes no final reappointment decision has been made, and stresses the university's need for nonpartisan, timely action in its governance during the current period.
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Postage Machine for Courthouse Controversy
County commissioners discussed installing a postage machine in the courthouse. HPs ton proposed the plan to handle clerk duties with a dedicated clerk, while Albert V. Huth argued staff reassignment would be necessary. The court rescinded an earlier order pending clarity on records handling and staffing.
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Stunt
Hpston
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Commissioners' Court
Albert V. Huth
U S Bank History May Be in Making in Dallas
Dallas dispatch reports Comptroller of the Currency predicts a landmark period if no national bank failures occur by October 1 and within the first year of the national banking system. He spoke upon arrival for a Centennial visit, noting the significance of the milestone.
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Twin Countess Dies After Fall in England Reach
Twin Countess Edith Dowager Lady Loch, 95, dies in Knebworth England from injuries after a fall. She served at the courts of Queen Victoria and Queen Alexandra and observed her fifty-fifth birthday September 16. Widowed by the Earl of Lytton who died in 1891, she was famed as a wit in England.
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England
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Two Alleged Slavers Held in California Case
Coke and John Brite, sought for weeks in Siskiyou County in the slaving of three men, were jailed in Folsom Prison. District Attorney James Davis said the brothers, involved in the August 30 shooting of Deputy Sheriff Martin Lange, Constable Joseph Clark, and naval pilot Fred Seaborn, were turned over by their mother Mrs. Martin Brite after assurances of legal protection.
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Surfeit of Generals At Army Post Oversight Tour
A crowded post visi t by senior officers including General Crrlz and Maj Gen Frank M Andrews with Brig Gen James Chaney and 11 other generals. The event marked a high count of line officers present for a routine inspection and briefing, signaling a robust leadership turnout at the post.
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