AFL to Fight Move to Curb Strike Right
The AFL told Congress it would oppose any move to outlaw strikes in vital defense industries while ready to make sacrifices for preparedness. It urged quick defense appropriations and funds for Dies committee and the FBI to curb foreign influence, and noted criticisms of ALCOA over aluminum supplies for aircraft propellers.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
Congress
Fedration
United States
Alfylos
Alels Metal Trades Division
John Frey
Federation
Roosevelt
Dies Committee
Federal Bureau of Investigation
O'Mahoney
D-Wyo
Aluminum Company of America
ALCOA
Pittsburgh
Stimson
War Department
House Military Committee
Civil Service Commission
Foreign Policy Association
South America
Panama Canal
Atlantic Ocean
Great Britain
Hathaway Former Communist Editor Ousted from Party
Clarence A. Hathaway former editor of the Daily Worker and Central Executive Committee member was expelled from the Communist Party. The national committee cited failure to meet responsibilities desertion and refusing to rehabilitate. Hathaway, freed on $1000 bail pending appeal after a prior criminal libel conviction, could not be reached for comment.
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New York
Clarence A. Hathaway
Daily Worker
Communist Party
Communist National Committee
Sunday Worker
Hathaway
Edith Liggett
Minneapolis
Two Boys Die In Fire At Willet Park Housing Project
A 3 year old James Egleton Jr died by asphyxiation and his 2 year old brother Donald was overcome by smoke when a blaze broke out in their Willett Park Federal Housing apartment. The brothers were asleep as the fire started behind a locked bedroom door. Investigators believe matches in the room caused the fire while the parents were away. Donald was taken to a hospital.
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Buffalo
Willett Park Federal Housing Project
Henry J. Toomey
James Egleton, Jr
Donald
Toomey
Plane Crash Kills 16 in South Africa
Sixteen members of the South African air force were killed when their plane crashed near Mbeya in Tanganyika. Officials said the pilot likely lost his way in thick mist, causing the mountain collision.
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South Africa
Johannesburg
Union of South Africa
Mbeya
Tanganyika
Princess Hohenlohe fights ouster over Nazi accusations
Princess Stephanie Hohenlohe Waldenburg defies a U S ultimatum to leave by midnight and seeks a hearing to prove she is not a Nazi propagandist. Her attorney, Joseph J Bullock, says she was wrongly charged and that she is anti Nazi and had no ties to the Nazi government.
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San Francisco
Stephanie Hohenlohe- Waldenburg
United States
California
Joseph J. Bullock
Redwood City
Bullock
Department of Justice
Justice Department
Washington, D. C
Fritz Wiedemann
Wiedemann
Austria
Washington
Ford Manual Adopted by New York Dancing Teachers
Henry Ford and his wife Mrs Ford authored an old-time square dances manual that was adopted as the official book for all members of the New York Society of Teachers of Dancing.
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New York
Henry Ford
Ford
New York Society of Teachers of Dancing
Real Road Hog Wrecks Truck in Baudette
A Baudette Minnesota couple Ed Ferguson and his son Keith escaped unharmed when a roadside hog from a farmer’s barnyard sent their truck off the road and onto its side. The farmer who caused the crash fled the scene in his vehicle. The truck was wrecked beyond use.
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Baudette
Minn
Jan
Ferguson
Keith
McCoy
Dinner Confrontation Ends With Injured Guest
During a dinner, a man struck the table with his fist causing a bowl of potatoes to break and Salmon to suffer a severe cut on the hand, while mashed potatoes showered nearby guests.
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Salmon
Woman Silent During Burglary At Barbecue Stand Home
Colorado Springs police report a burglary at a barbecue stand home. The intruders entered, rifled a cash box and vending machines, stealing about $100 from a hidden cigar box before fleeing. One woman, Mrs. Rose A. Sullivan, remained quiet until police were contacted.
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Colorado Springs
Col
Rose A. Sullivan
Submarine Squalus Renamed Sallish Heads to Pacific Fleet
The submarine Squalus now Sallish departs Portsmouth New Hampshire in January to join the Pacific fleet. After the 1939 sinking near the New Hampshire coast that claimed 26 lives, efforts were made to erase the tragedy with a new name and updated logbook.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Atlantic
New Hampshire
Four Original Crew Members Still aboard
A fragment notes that four members of the original crew remain aboard the vessel. Details on the ship, mission, or fate are not provided in the readable text. The sentence preserves the core fact while avoiding speculation.
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Edy
Peterson's Ointment Brings Quick Relief for Piles
A Buffalo druggist 30 years ago created an ointment that quickly cools and soothes piles. Peterson's Ointment became famous nationwide and is sold in 35 cent boxes or a dollar tube with applicator, with money back if relief is not achieved.
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Buffalo
Peterson
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