Mob raiders strike Cudahy plant near Newport
Mob of 200 to 300 men, many unionized workers, swarmed the Cudahy packing plant in Newport around 11:15 PM. They overpowered watchmen, damaged machinery, destroyed cots, broke stock pens, damaged a car, and removed about 50 to 60 workers. Several injured, some hospitalized, and missing men later returned. Sheriff Granquist and H.W. Reister note planned entry and scattered raids across departments, with police likely to issue warrants.
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R. J. Swenson
Cudahy
Newport
Strkke
ALG AM
Swenson
Japerimen
al Diewe
Mineaguetts Fithane
St. Paul
Mississippi River
South St. Paul
Swift & Co
H.W. Reister
William J. Watson
Ofer
Waisen
Granquist Sato Bla de Putien
Roiiers
CTO
United Packinhouse
Lennard John
Minnesota
William Sampson
Granquist
Noxe
Suuwater
Reaster
Reister
Etta
Zoo Animals Cost Rising as War Depletes Collections
Washington reports a surge in zoo animal prices as the National Geographic Society notes costs up to 400 percent higher to restore war-depleted collections. A South African baby elephant may fetch $4,000 and orangutans or giraffes could command higher sums. Pythons cost up to five dollars per foot. The bulletin recalls ancient Greek customs of honor in trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Urs
Price Central
Australa
Zoo
Geographic Society
Imperial Balletin
Jan
Living Cost From Pone One
The full committee recommends plans to shield consumers from inflation with possible tax reductions funded by government bonds, removal of certain excise taxes, rapid completion of reclamation and drainage projects to boost food supply, strict export controls, and delaying nonproductive public works. The text emphasizes studying credit refinements to enable appropriate action.
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U.S
Kennedy family plane crash reported near Privas in France
The article notes the Kennedy family was notified after a military plane from Paris to Cannes crashed in a storm on a mountain near Saint Bourde in the Rhone Valley between Marseille and Lyon. It mentions Ambassador Kennedy's son Joseph Jr. and another fatality in Europe during World War II service. The senior Kennedy declined to travel to the crash site.
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Kennedy
Navy Department
Bat Joseph, Jr
Europe
Paris
Pans la Cannes
Saint Bourde
Privas
Privages
Rhone
Marseille
Lvor
Food Production and Economic Controls Proposed in War That Would Limit Prices
A wartime policy outline proposes compulsory controls to curb credit expansion and ration fertilizer for farm use. It urges increasing non European food supply, grain conservation, and government enforcement of income taxes. It also calls for consumer cooperation, voluntary material allocation limits, longer work weeks, and government bonds and savings incentives.
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Inbar Vo
Ujand Insurance
Sfsaxings
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Reuben Granqulsyl
Distret
U.P
CIO
C.I.O
National Guard
Stradlng
Pone
London
Duke of Devonshire
Chelsea Register Oltre
Latile
Achon
France
Nas
Walla
America
Pancela
Kem-Tone
Esate
The
Phitedelphie centrarim-Senour Co
Foeers
Pam Proguets
Sherwin Williams Cor Slevelana
AO Carl
Genuin Renee Na Es
Doe
King Johnson
Travel Broom Hotel
Onondaga
Edwards
Joyce Ann
Gibson
Elgin
Durapower
Elgin de Lune
Expert Watch and Jewelry Repair Service
Welleo
Foamtreads
Syracuse
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