Lewis accelerates drive for 3 million new AFL members
John L. Lewis pushes the industrial union’s rebellion toward 3,000,000 new members after AFL suspends the 10 two. I. O. unions. William Green, AFL president, declines comment as the split shakes federation unity. Readies credentials committee action at Tampa convention to seat ousted delegates.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
John L. Lewis
Industrial Organization
Lewis
Wo. I. 0
Dallion
Hikense
Executive Council
Union Solidarity
A. F. of L
Tampa
Fla
Green
Creen
Counci
U. SO. CG
Amalgamated
Association of Tran, Steel and Tin Workers
C. IL. O Rolls
Neat Springs
F. Ot
Ditve
Labor Union Rift Hovers Over A F L Suspension
Two federation factions await action from central labor bodies after the council suspended one third of A F L membership. Officials report little contact, hinting at possible C I O discontent. Lewis forces foresee inroads against unions now backing the council.
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Rubber Industry
Counci
A. F. of L
C. I.0
Lewis
Council
Diary excerpts spark public release clash in Hollywood
In Los Angeles on August 7, attorneys for Dr Franklyn Thorpe plan to publish parts of Mary Astor diary amid a conference. The 84 page diary allegedly names big film figures, including a second George linked toAstor, with further trial testimony involving marriages and alleged affairs. The proceedings seek to clarify Astor’s charges and Thorpe’s marital history amid ongoing litigation in Uma, Arizona.
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Los Angeles
Mary Astor
Franklyn Thorpe
Miss Astor
Jnseph Anderson
Tr. Thorpe
Hollywood
Tr. Thoron
George
Mess Astor
Maufman
Anderson
New York
Kaufman
Thorpe
Kaufmane
Dr. Thorpe
Ariz
Laura Adams
Lillian Lawton Miles
Thorne
Ethel McLean
Theryale, N. H
Miles
Weekend Visits Across Lakeside Gatherings and Picnic
Henrietta and Portman family groups spent Sunday at Lakeside while Buchs and Gould families joined. Amstutz family from Waukegan Illinois returned home after several days with Geis sends and Knoble hosted relatives in Chicago. Bauman visitation to Gottschling in Birmingham. Vadies Ald Society plans annual church picnic Thursday afternoon August 13 at Linwood.
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Paul Portman
Leonard Buchs
Harl
Leslie Gould
Lakeside
Melvin Amstutz
Waukeegan
Illinois
John Geissendoerfer
Otto Knoble
Chicago
Fred Bauman
Steve Gottschling
Birmingham
Vadies Ald Society
The
Evangelical Church
Linwood
Wellington Club Notes Include Gardens Fair Plans
Seventeen Junior Cookies members met in the Home Economics room for a Wellington district gathering. Highlights include garden contests at Camp Crag, demonstrations in Elyria, and upcoming Wellington Fair activities with notices for exhibits and cake competitions.
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Wellington
Marcella Mehling
Alice Bud
Arthur McDavall
Sunnysiders
Boya
Thorn Cassell
Camp Crag
Robert Soules
Thorn’s
Tioward West
Robert Seitters
George Brumby
Ralph Radcliffe
Judes
Lorton E. Woliday
Park Group Plans Meet at Minors at 1:20 PM
Local ladies are asked to assemble at Minors by 1 20 o clock with transportation provided. Various residents and visitors are noted visiting at relatives homes across Amherst area including the Angersbach reunion in August and gatherings at the homes of Horn Born Portman and others with guests from Detroit Cleveland Elyria and Kentucky.
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Cascade Path
Miyria
Coon Saltaman
Walter Miller
Sillivan
John Born
Fred Latteman
Mary Vivian
Theodore Ries
Angershark
Walter Angersbach
Joseph Peachman
Margaret
Virgil Glox
Cleveland
Adam Horn
A. Bennett
Renlah Beach
KE. V. Portman
Elyria
Pesse Portman
Lewis Detefield
Shirley Ann
Martha Detefield
Anna Wyttenbach
London
Kentucky
Methodist Church
Elmer Portman
Ralph Blackwell
Kipton
Bonnett
Elyria Kiwanis Hear Vermilion Priest Address
Elyria Kiwanis Club welcomed Father William Armitage of Vermilion, past Vermilion Tot Club president, as guest speaker. He urged personal reform to improve the world, critiqued self serving politicians and educators, defined education as fostering the best in people, and cited Filbert Hubbard and Latin roots. Assistant Father Rh accompanied him. local guest Ed Notley and William King of Norwalk attended. Shively announced a London Ontario trip list of attendees.
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William Armitage
Vermilion
Vermilion Tot Club
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Hotel Alllinghurst
Filbert Hubbard
Father Armilace
Father Rh
Ed. Notley
Elyria
William King
Norwalk
Shively
London
Ontario
George H. Allen
Claude Bronson
Harland D. Brown
J. R. Dall
Theodore St Scheuneman
Clarence W Dick
Dr . A. Lawrence
Ward W. B Young
Fred W. Lohnes
John McCarthy
Thomas Southam
Harold W. Pond
George Richwine
C. PB. Shively
Pierre R. Smith
Richard Heran
Wiliam
Everyone Tickled Jesse Owens Says Berlin Welcome
Ruth Owens spoke from Berlin to track star husband Jesse Owens by telephone. She reported a joyful welcome planned by city leaders and an expected Jesse Owens Day at the Exposition. He would reach New York September 18 and Cleveland soon after, with a large Ohio contingent and a welcoming committee ready.
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Cleveland
Ruth Owens
Jesse
Olympic Stadium
Berlin
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