Blaze Destroys Camden Farm Buildings Near Brown Home
A Camden fire destroyed a state truck four sedans farm machinery and storage sheds on Harry Brown’s Camden Farm from an apparent spontaneous outdoor hay blaze around 3 PM. Brown and a guest barely saved household items while rescuing a stallion and retreating as the roof collapsed. Brown estimated $2,200 in valuables and noted the two story home survived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
Harry Brown
Brown
Furance
Hank
Canners Facing Tinplate Shortage Threatens Hawaii Fruit Trade
Honolulu reports waterfront strike by 2000 longshoremen halting tinplate shipments since May 2. Pineapple plantations warned of tolls as tinplate could run out in about four weeks, risking 7000 pineapple and 1000 canning workers. Two holiday developments appeared in talks to end the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Hawai's
Waiters Strike May End Today
In Reno the holiday strike by bartenders and restaurant workers may end today as Mayor Francis R. Smith and City Manager Emory Branch mediate with William Rouxalty of the Culinary Workers and Bartenders Union AFL and Bernard Hartung of the Reno Employers Council. A report on the session was promised after both sides assessed results. About 500 strikers seek pay raises of one to one and a half dollars per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Francis R. Smith
Emory Branch
William Rouxalty
Culinary Workers and Bartenders Union
AFL
Bernard Hartung
Reno Emplorexs Council
Forest Warren Dies in Sleep Ailing Columnist
Forest Warren longtime San Diego Journal columnist dies in sleep at age noted as battling cancer. Born in Vermilion Kansas Warren began as a printer's devil, worked with William Allen White era editors, and moved to San Diego in the 1920s while promoting the Cancer Fund Appeal which has raised about $35,000 to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Cali
Forrest Warren
The
San Diego Journal
Ren
Cancer Fund
Journal
Warren
Vermilton
Kaw
William Alen White
Poria
Kansas
New Mexico
Texas
Twelve Newsmen Receive Nieman Fellowships at Harvard
Cambridge Massachusetts US newsmen including two editors and several correspondents today were announced as Nieman Fellows by the foundation at Harvard University. The group will study at Harvard under a three member panel selection and funding offered since 1933 by Agnes W. Nieman of Lucius W Fleming. Fellows include William German 30 copy desk chief Milwaukee Journal and Donald J Gonzales 32 dispatcher reporter for United Press in Lake Success New York among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Hee
Nieman Fellowso
Ps Themas Foundaton
Harvard Universit
Mo wAriters
Ise Wass
New2zarniversity
Harvard
Trindarion Ws
Agnes Wabi Nieman
Lucius WW. Fleming
Milwaukee
William German
San Francisco
Calif
Chronele
Donald J. Gonzales
United Pression
Lake Success
C E Elects President as Rochester Figures Leader
Eugene Gashart of Rochester will serve another term as president of the New York State Christian Endeavor Union, continuing his leadership for the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.E
Stlxer Raygh
Eugene Gashart
Rochester
Therm
New York State Christian Endeavor Union
Newsroom Names and Places From A Fragmented List
A garbled OCR fragment lists multiple journalists with ages and affiliations across cities and outlets. Names include Hays Gorey, Maa r Hall, SMeCormaily, and Murrey Mar zer, tied to Utah, Washington, Kan., D C, and other locales, but context and roles are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hays Gorey
Ety
Sait
Czech Premier Says Church Betrayal Claims Prompted
Prague reports quote Premier Antoce Zapotocky urging that the church be cautious of counter actions as he criticizes Catholic leadership amid tensions with the regime. He vows to resist subversive forces while stressing unity, in a speech at Dein near Ervaslaa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prague
Premer Antoce Zapotocky
Todathet
Czech Catholicaurch
Netrs
Couctr
Zaporocki
Seaaing
Churetssen Royal
Aresa
Skog
José Berann
Danube
Dein
Eravslaa
Spealer
Lato No- Wwo
Stak Schoo
Las Vegas
Saeriff
Frank A. Berged
Latta Fe National Forest
Hersees
Fragments recount festival pain and traffic sabotage claims
Partial text notes a festival scene with references to pain the Prague area invitations and sabotage by foreign powers. It mentions church involvement, law enforcement warnings, congestion causes, and officials named Zcenex Nefetd and Trent on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sociaiem
Trenton
Sersey
Odai
Also Mentioned on This Page
Camden Farm
Ony
Hames
van Buren Rd
Irs
Forest Warren
Get Nieman
Kempton
Church
Devin
Cpr. Methodius da
Mas
Zapgtocky
Priest
Seare
Golden Guernsey
Chuernsey
Erie Blvd
East
SOT
S&s. Townsend St
Priess
Seaice
Lincoln
Jagrall Hea
Lampe
Ori
Tan Stor
Valley Drive
Syracuse, N
Paul T. Henson, Inc
E. Geneseo St
Syracuse
N.Y
S. Salina St
N. Y
America
Insice
Goulet Motors, Inc
Genesee St
Baldwinsville
Baldwinsville, N