House Report On LRB Due This Session
Washington lawmakers expect the House committee probing the National Labor Relations Board to report to Congress in time for action on Wagner Act amendments this session. The panel faces criticism over witness testing and counsel roles while the board publicizes its fourth annual report. officials deny pursuing prosecutions but aim to uncover facts about the board’s operations and benefits.
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Washington
Jan Gf
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
Todey
House
National Labor Relations
Beant
Congress
Abe Murdock
D-Uiahh
Amy D. Hentey
D-Micel
Murdock
Edny
M. Toland
Lealey
Toland
Haery N. Totitzoho
R-Ohlo
Labor Board
Congress of Industrial Organizations
American Federation of Labor
Theodore H. Freier
Occequan
C. T
A. F
L. Wen
Robert Cowvhrill
Lehman to Name Charles S Desmond to Supreme Court
Albany Jan 8 UP Governor Lehman will name Charles S Desmond of Buffalo to the Supreme Court to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Charles B Sears. Desmond, 44, a Buffalo attorney and Canisius College and University of Buffalo Law School graduate, serves on the State Board of Social Welfare and is a trustee of the Erie County Bar Association.
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Lehman
Charles S. Desmond
Supreme Court
Albany
Charles 5
Desmond
Bullalo
State Board of Social Welfare
Charles B. Sears
Buffalo
Leneman
Court of Appeals
Bert Conway
Brooklyn
Eatcland B. Jewls
Syracuse
Myer
Beemond
Canislur College
University of Buffalo Law School
Erie County Bar Association
State and
American Barssociations
Browder Runs as Communist Candidate in NY 14th
Earl Browder general secretary of the American Communist party was named as candidate today for the Congressional seat in New York's 14th District. The vacancy followed the death of William Elrovich. Browder pledged to pursue a special election set for February 6 and to keep the United States out of imperial war while defending workers' political rights.
Prominent Americans Die Amid Sparse Details
A chunk of obituaries notes deaths of public figures in the United States. Names include Charles Kagel of St Louis and others linked to commerce, labor, socialist and Jewish movements. One entry mentions a veteran veteran from the Atlantic trade lanes and burial plans at a cemetery. The fragmentary text references Max who identified a heart disease and a pulmonary tuberculosis cue.
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America
Charles Kagel
St. Louis
Charles Nope BO
Commerce
Taft
Romania Warns Reds Against Border Aggression Parade in Chisinot
King Carol reviews a huge military parade at Chisinot near the Russian border and pledges to defend Romania’s eastern frontier. Gen. Argesati says the Third Army Corps stands ready from first to last war. Bessarabian leaders publicly vow loyalty to King Carol and Romania amid regional tensions.
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Chesnay
Buisance
Joe
Carol
Tony
Chisinot
Hetsatatia
Beasaratsid
George Argesati
Third Army Corps
Bessarahle
Rumania
Russia
Bessarabia
George Taterexue
Mihai
Tataresentat
Uojrover
Finland
Red Army
Trocps
Boastful Men Compared To Children In Study
Dr. Earl D. Bond, a search man for the Pecruptranis Bompitative Mental and Nervous Iseases, told the Phyaotherapy Association that boastful men show an emotional age around seven while the romantically inclined adult regresses to about age fourteen in a Jealousy driven study.
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PhOedelphis
Earl D. Bond
Phyaotherapy Association
Hight
School Buses to Get 7 Cents a Gallon Fuel
Albany reports fuel costs rising for over 2,000 school buses operated by central and union free districts in New York State. State standards and price controls were cited as factors, with officials noting purchases will exceed seven cents per gallon. The item appears in a brief municipal notice dated January 6.
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Albany
Jen
Central and
Union
New York State
Ind
Lehave
Smee
Scandinavian Neutrality Rising as Allies Aid Finland
British arms shipments to Finland and possibly via Sweden and Norway spark debate in Berlin about Scandinavian neutrality. Stockholm seeks Moscow inquiry after submarine attack on a Finnish gulf steamer while Sweden and Finland resist disrupting shipping as Russia proclaims a Finland blockade.
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Jordan
Enveden
Finland
Ae Thieved Ngrihern Counines
Berlin
Norway
Sweden
Britain
Kopenly
League of Nation
Eireles
Sterday Apalase
Germany
League of Nations
Stockholm
Moscow
Gulf of Bothnia
Cremer
Uleaborm
Russia
British Tell Japan To Yield Suspects In Shanghai Case
British authorities demand surrender of three suspects held by Japanese gendarmerie after gunmen fired on Godfrey Phillips as he entered his car outside his Shanghai home. Incident, tied to the International Settlement, escalates tensions with Japan amid control disputes.
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Japan
Shanghai
Simugtar
Godfrey Phillips
Ody
Pone
Godfrey
Thut
Xendarmeria
Britib Miiitary
Atong
Hare to Swap Racquet For Machine Gun in Tampa
British tennis star once near beating Don Budge at Wimbledon asks for weaponry after shrinking chances to stay in the United States. Hare says he plans to return to England in April and has requested enmity protection through the Royal Air Force. Local notes mention traffic fines paid by a detainee in a separate incident.
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Hare
Tampa
Flo
Charles
Mare
Don Budge
Wimbleton
England
Royal
Air Force
Gi Schott
Steven L. O'Brien
All American Air Meet Showcases Stock Planes and Youth
Thousands attend the All American Air Meet as stock model planes take center stage. Buzzy crowds cheer a trophy race featuring Tom Beaveley and Guy A Ham while younger pilots outnumber veterans as the sport leans toward affordable, user friendly flight. Miss Snodgrass wins a women’s race in a display of new aerial interest.
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Miami
Fin
United States
America
New York
Rochester
Detroit
St. Louis
Houston
Matey
Beryarr Macfadden
Tom Beaveley
Soung James Donaivse
Pase Setper
West Palm Renew
Guy A. Ham
3Ry
Hatchville
Mass
Savannah
Bobby Wagton
Mevabatic Filer
Virginis Snod- Grass
Waterloo
Iowa
Aleter
Bliss Lupton
Horsel
Snodgrass
Wonvn
Vivien Leigh in Divorce Turmoil Sparks Engagement Talk
Hollywood reports Vivien Leigh and Laurence Olivier may wed within a month if their spouses finalize divorces. Leigh’s husband Herbert Leigh Holman cites Olivier as co respondent. Esmond, Olivier’s estranged wife, has filed for divorce in London. Leigh vacates Lake Arrowhead retreat amid legal questions about Holman’s divorce claims.
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Vivien Leigh
Hollywood
Scarlett
O'Hara
Mic Leigh
Herbert Leigh Holman
London
Olivier
Jil Esmond
Loon
Ryltchaptor
Amet
Lake Arrowhead
Missleigh
Holeman
Aaid Olivier
Nun Postmistress to Retire at 70 Under U.S. Law
Polycarpa a Dominican nun and the first nun postmistress of St Josephs Jen who turned 70 today plans to retire January 3 as a new federal age limit for postmasters takes effect. She has led the post office since 1828 serving a population that varies seasonally from 150 to 800. She also serves as mother superior of the convent and oversees the village high school and local camps.
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U.S
St Josephs
Jen
Polscarne
United States
Pastentaitess
Gmc
MicKinley
Ofines
Saauner
Polycarpa
Ycarpar
Igh
Dutchess Sheriff Trial Adjourned After Eviction of Testimony
Dutchess County Sheriff Carroll’s trial on conspiracy to permit illegal beer operations and stills was adjourned until Monday after testimony closed. Prosecution witnesses described Carroll accepting money from bootlegging members, though Carroll denied taking or permitting illicit profits.
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Dutchess
New York
Izam C. Carral
Dutchess ‘County
Carrol
Dutchess County
Carroll
Prowler Hunt Ends In Foot Wounding
In New York a prowler incident left a man wounded by a shotgun blast as he investigated noises near his home. The wounded man, 22, claimed he heard sounds outside and grabbed a shotgun before being shot in the left foot. He was later treated at Lebanon Hospital.
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New York
Irerardeli
Tree
Wacthada
Aoea
Lebanon
Maid Foils Robbery With Quick Kick At Bangored Burglar
Ethel Louise Ireland, a maid at Hardwin's home, kicked a revolver from a burglar during a nighttime assault. The assailant fled after being disarmed, bound, and gagged by the maid who was unharmed. Police believe the incident was a carefully planned robbery attempt targeting valuable gems.
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Conny
Ethel Louise Ireland
Dilford
Baldy
Palloe
Irish Patrol Fights LRA Near Dublin
A military patrol near Dublin clashed with five men believed linked to the outlawed Irish Republican Army. After a brief exchange of gunfire, the fugitives fled. one man is believed wounded. Government orders an extensive search as reports circulate of IRA officers traveling toward Northern Ireland. The incident follows new emergency powers debates and anticipated roundups at Cork and Arbour Hill.
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Dublin
Inn
Yas Grolem
Fingers
Dunn
Allie
London
Exchange Telegraph
Aoto
Irish Republican Army
Northern Ireland
Milliary
Dunsoughly Castle
Fingals
Cork
Grelsepa
Arbour Hill
Murphy Aids in Bill To Extend Hatch Act To State Employees
Senator Hatch and Attorney General Murphy prepared an amendment to extend the Hatch Act penalties to state employees paid partly with federal funds. Roosevelt and other leaders note the act currently bars federal workers from political activity but not state machines. Hatch says the measure aims to close gaps and expects quick Congressional support, with Dempsey to introduce in the House.
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Murphy
Washington, Jan
Hatch
D-N
Roosevelt
Congress
Senate
House
Representative Dempsey
D-N.m
Chicagoan Confesses Trunk Slaying of Woman for Nagging
Chicago police report chief of detectives notes a confession by De Leo related to the murder of Mrs Sharp. De Leo stated he killed the woman during a quarrel, then placed the body in a trunk and hauled it to an alley. He is linked to Cleots Sharp and Samuel de Tao, all sharing the same living arrangements on Mrs Sharp's earnings.
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de Leo
Mra Sharp
Cleots
Mra. Sharp
de Lao
Sullivan
Clara Bow Won't Be Oomph Girl in Autry Film
Rochester Minn Jan Clara Bow meets press over rumored return to screen as opposite Gene Autry in The Gomp Get and the Cowboy. Rex Bell confirms bow’s retirement and declines further comment amid speculation about a pet letter and personal reasons.
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Clara Bow
Rochester
Minn
Jan
Rex Bell
Hollywood
Stac. Ia
Gene Autry
Kirs. Bell
Hore Belisha Resignation Sparks War Ministry Shakeup
A controversial move sees Hore-Belisha replaced as War Minister amid criticism of his recent actions. The shift also elevates Sir John Reith to Information Minister while Sir Andrew Rae-Donnan joins the Board of Trade, reshaping the government’s wartime leadership.
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Prake
Hore-Belisha
Ron
Britten
Maas
Circu
Fation Dally Fespress
Orgen
Beaverbrook
Stanley
Daily Mail
Rothermerce
Hes Jisha
Andl
Herate Labor
Daily Sketch
Times
Hore Belisha
Glasgow Bulletin
Heere-Bolisha
Buch
Winstan ‘Charehill
Admiralty
Helisha
Anti Submarine Net Layer Appropriation Request Details
Roosevelt seeks funds in a 177,000 federal budget to advance West American anti submarine net construction and repair. The plan includes two battleships and other warships for next year. Experts study devices to block fleets with heavy chains and harbor barriers.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Sel
Waolher
Finnish loan proposal triggers Senate battle over aid
Washington January 6 Senator William H King Democrat Utah moved to authorize the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to lend Finland 35000000 for food supplies and medicines. The plan drew mixed reactions as Republicans urged caution while some Democrats backed the measure, citing humanitarian appeal and the war context.
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Washington
UPY
Wiliam H. King
Utahh
Reconstruction
Finance Corporation
Finland
Xing
Senate
Lee
Finlant
Mullard E. Tidings
Hotty F. ‘Byrd
DoVad
Arthar Capper
R.kanl Ahd Roth D. Holt
Hing
Elbert DP. Thomas
D-Uteh
D-Mont
Church Seeks City-Viewed Grant For Buried School Sale
In Hartford on January 6, St Ann's Corporation seeks to buy a city abandoned grammar school for 24000, 12 dollars above the city’s proposal. Rev W Arthur Routhier says only the original offer may be considered and warns against favoritism, noting city funds would back a parochial school reopening.
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Hartford
Conn
St. Ann's Corporation
St. Ann's Catholic Charen
Iis
W. Arthur Routhier
St. Ann's
Gas kills woman asphyxiation blamed on pets
Police in Philadelphia report an 81 year old woman died from gas fumes after three pet cats allegedly pushed open a stove burner handle. Investigators say the incident was caused by a gas leak and the cats were blamed for triggering the fatal exposure.
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Philadelphia
Jan, & O
Gelice
pCasbetina
Ciano Csaky Parley Signals Broad Balkan Talks
Ciano and Csaky met in Venice to discuss broad European questions and upcoming talks. Officials noted the meeting was formal but extended an hour and a half, with plans for a second briefing and possible next moves in the Balkans and Southeast Europe. Discussions centered on German Russian fronts, Hungarian Rumanian ties, and potential Italian assurances against Bolshevik threats.
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Venice
Gan
IUP
Gateszzo Ciano
Stephen Csaky
Tallan
Fungarien
Clang
Clano Sn
Maly
Hermann Gott
Rome
Ciano
Benito Mussolini
Budapest
Nicholas Horthy
Yugoslavia
Rumania
Italy
Balkans
Europe
Haly
Germany
Cinno
Croky
Poxland
Hungary
Gacy
Juceslavia
Tenty
Canky
Arsival
Exmanuel
Green Assails C. I. O in Endicott Shoe Union Drive
Endicott January 6 As Green accuses the CIO of being Communist controlled and led by a single man William F Green, head of the AFL, urges Endicott Johnson Shoe workers to vote for the AFL affiliated Boot and Shoe Workers Union in next Tuesday's contract election. He calls CIO a foil and says its readers include secret Communist members.
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Green Assairs C
Endicott Shoe Union
Binghamton
INS
Iaw” Amtlienn Federation Af
William F. Greet
Endicott Johnson Shoe Company
Endicott-Johnson
Green
A. F. of Ly
Boot and Shoe Workers
CI Oy
IBM
A. F. of
T. O
Communist Party
Ec. I, O
A. F
Family Reunites After Father Drives Four to Relief Office
The Colwell family reunites at a modest Moscow, Pennsylvania home after their father secured a job and emergency funds. Four Colwells had initially been taken to the county relief office when he told them he could not obtain relief. A WPA project report led to a $15.20 check and renewed work prospects, easing tensions and prompting a calmer household transformation.
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Relief Office
Colwells
Uber
Moscow
Hanpy
Ehrek
Eaward Colwell
Axaln
Tracksrlania
Colwell
Tailure
Whiile Matthews
WTA
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NLRB
Labor Relations Board
Page Munctlaueen
Parolman
Her D
Guindery
Cdengte
Miami Dash
Irish Patrol
L.R.A
Fredericki Satria Court
Wai
Pitas
Andrew Rab Duncan
Bone of Trade
Reu
King
Csaky Parley
UTHCA
Eterna
Kline
Olt
Harriet Jorgenton
Utica
van ‘Oil Company
Emira
Troy
Jorgenton
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