Wives prefer shooting mates over divorce mediation midwest
In a midwestern city a wave of shootings by wives to free themselves by killing husbands alarms authorities. Negotiations and labor unrest across Michigan New Jersey and Texas involve unions CIO Westinghouse and industrial plants. A weekly issue teases features from The American Weekly with sensational stories and pictorials about crime romance and adventure.
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U S Plans Buy Back Four Old Motorships
The United States Maritime Commission may repurchase four 20 year old motorships sold 17 months ago to American Export Line for 304000 after their value surged to about 2400000. The buy back would use a two year clause to bolster a reserve fleet for national defense as wartime tonnage shortages drive prices higher.
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Upstate City Valuations See Mixed Changes Reported
Albany March 7 reports show total valuations in upstate cities rose two percent or about $17 960 last year while net funded debt declined for the third straight year. The State Conference of Mayors attributes drops to new debt restrictions and a push toward a pays you go policy. Over the past decade valuations fell by about $605 174 023 as cities adjust to fiscal constraints.
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Kentucky tract to host airport near Keeneland on Derby eve
In Eoxregion Kentucky, a 600 acre tract near Keeneland faces a proposed 750000 dollar federal airport project. Horsemen led by Warren Wright argue the airport harms horses and racing, seeking delay from Army official Major Clay. City commissioners authorize purchase despite objections from Wright and confederates.
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Warren Wright
Thoroughbred Club of America
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Keeneland Race Track
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Dan J. Mahany
Keeneland
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Mahany
Lucius D. Clay
Army and Navy Board of National Defense
P. A. &. Widener
Arnold Hanger
J. O. Keene
T. Ward Havely
Clay
Havely
Memorial services for Alfonso XII attended by Petain Weygand Leahy
In Vichy France today Marshal Petain General Weygand and US Ambassador Admiral Leahy attended memorial services for former King Alfonso XII of Spain who had died recently in Rome.
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France
Marshal Petain
Maxime Weygand
United States
William D. Leahy
Alfonso XII
Spain
Rome
New York milk dealers file licenses before April deadline
Albany March 4 AP More than half of New York State milk dealers have applied for the new licenses required by April 1, the Agriculture Department announced today.
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Agriculture Department
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