New York Day By Day Colossus of Fourteenth Street
Charles B. Driscoll paints a vivid slice of Manhattan in lower Fourteenth Street from Cuien Square toward the Hudson. He notes the bustling, diverse mix of shops and residents, lighted storefronts, and the contrast of a burlesque theater beside a European dining quarter. The piece threads through Vanderbilt history, local personalities, and social notes, ending with a glimpse of midcentury urban life and a copyright line.
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New York
Manhattan
Ott
Cuien Square
Mast River
Luchow's
Jicvarn's
Hudson
Salvanen Army
Fistita
Fourteenth Street
Boy Collects Bottles in Japan Finds Thirteenth Cache
Gordon Lee an 18-year-old student in Burera California specializes in picking up current-determining bottles thrown into the sea in Japan. He has just made his thirteenth find in two years. The most recent bottle came from the Fisheries Experiment Station at Yoichi City Jovian England introduces a new fund to save war horses from hard labor.
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Vanderbilt
KO Wifth Avenue
Cornelius Vanderbilt
China
Spain
Hollywood
Florida
Caribbean
New England
Ned
Fifth Avenue
Nett
Neil
Liberty
Burera
Cal
Gordon Lee
Japan
Fisheries’ Experiment Station
Yoichi City
Jovian
Rules Refusal Violates Wagner Act Ruling on Inland Steel
The National Labor Relations Board ruled that Inland Steel's refusal to sign a contract with the Steel Workers Organizing Committee violated the Wagner Act. It ordered Inland Steel to bargain with SWOC, sign a written contract if terms are agreed, and post notices of the ruling. The decision marks a precedent affecting independent steel companies and potential Supreme Court review.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Inland Steel Company
Chicago
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Warner Act
John T. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Little Steel
Inland Company
C. 1 O's Steel Union
Supreme Core
Republic Steel Corporation
Bethlehem Steel Company
National Steel Company
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Weirton Steel Company
Labor Board
J. Warren Madden
Donald Wakefield Smith
Edwin S. Smith
NLRB
Steel Workers’ Independent Union, Inc
CIO
U. S. Steel Company
Chicago Heights
Inland Harbor
Ind
SWOC
Inland
Leonard €. Bajork
Cancel Autonomous Status Of Catalonia NewsFlash
Burgos Spain April 6 The Nationalist government council votes to cancel Catalonia autonomous statutes and align Catalonian provinces with the rest of Spain Interior Minister announces. Francisco Franco presides. predicts rapid civil war termination with Segre River line Lerida fall and Ebro drive south. Luis Ventallo Berger named Civil Governor of Lerida and part of Tarragona. Netherlands Indies bans war news reels.
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Burgos
Spain
Catalonia
Francisco Franco
Segra
Lerida
Ebro
Tortosa
Luis Ventallo Berger
Tarragona
Prosperity's slow, tailor offers Easter clothing fixups
Got tiebold The Tailor announces slow prosperity and promotes cleaning and pressing services for old garments. Easter readiness includes suits O'coats and ladies' coats at 65 cents with pickup at 711 Broad Street and phone 2785.
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Gottlieb
Broad Street
Oberlin theologian to address Marietta commemoration
Dr. Robert E. Brown of Oberlin College will deliver the main address at Marietta's 1788 landing commemorations in the First Congregational Church this Sunday at 2 PM. He has long served as Professor of Practical Theology and held multiple pastorates and church leadership roles.
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Oberlin
Yale Divinity School
Carleton College
National Congress of Congregational Churches
Brown
Guttler
Marietta
Marietta, . Dr. Brown
Congregational Church
Marietta College
New York Doctor Claims Garlic Tablets Lower Blood Pressure
Dr Frederic Damrac, a New York physician, reports 22 of 26 cases showing lowered blood pressure with ALLIMIN Essence of Garlic Parsley Tablets. Headache relief and reduced dizziness cited. urges pharmacists for ALLIMIN and free booklet from Van Patten Pharmaceutical Co. at 54 Windis St Chicago.
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New York
van Patten Pharmaceutical Co
W. Ilindis St
Chicago
Judge Likens Auto Crash To Ring Bout in Decision
Rochester city court action likens a traffic crash to a boxing bout in a colored decision by Judge William H. Thomphins. The ruling frames the incident with a ring side view, underscoring fault and consequences for the driver involved.
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Edge Tompkins
Rochester
N.Y
William H. Thomphins
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