No Yielding In Labor Unions Dispute
Labor leaders representing 1,250,000 workers met to decide approval of an insurrection summons against a rebel 12 member group led by John L. Lewis. The insurgents face trial for dual unionism and fomenting insurrection as a rift within the AFL deepens. Both sides show no signs of yielding as proposals fail to bridge the divide before the August 3 executive council hearing.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
Labor
United Front
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Committee For
Executive Council
Lewis
William Green
Federation
Waterspout dares New York Bay in rare display
UNITED PRESS dispatch from Stapleton reports the second and largest waterspout seen in New York Bay yesterday. The spout rose about 1,500 to 2,000 feet, reached 50 feet in diameter, and moved a mile over the bay before dissipating ten minutes after forming, causing no damage.
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United Press
Stapleton
N. Y
Coast Guard
New York Bay
Radio Programs July 21 (AM and Evening Schedule Highlights)
Radio day sheet lists YUESDAY July 21 schedule across YUESDAY stations WTaM WADC WLW and WON with numerous bands orchestras and hosts. Highlights include Wayne King Reveille Time Ken Murray and Walter O Keefe shows plus Lombardo Band and March of Time segments.
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Covert
Reed
Lowell Thomas
Sportaman
Wayne King
Voice of People
Blodwett
Thurn Band
Royalists
Revue
Amonte
Andy
Brad
Hessenvger
Jesse Crawford
Burton
Bo -Pollack
Watkins
WADC
Rbi Griffiths
Wariery
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Walter O'Keefe
O'Keefe
Bears Randolph
Layo
Hoblacn
Amos 'N’ Indy
Dailey
Panl Sullivan
Reichman
George Gtrot
Neighbor
Lew's
Knapp
the Tompkins
Fire rescue and near misses in Delavan and Omaha
In Delavan Wisconsin firemen saved Herbert Jones from a cave-in well after 39 minutes. The 50 year old climbed out claiming he would finish the job if he was okay. In Omaha Nebraska tree trimmer George B Dyck cut branches below him and, finding no descent, called for help as firefighters arrived with a ladder.
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Omaha
Neb
Georgeb. Dyck
Sheriff Suspects Violinist In Murder Of Girl
ASHEVILLE N C July 21 Sheriff Laurence RE Brown pins hope on identifying Mark Wollner concert violinist as the man seen at Helen Clevenger’s door after her death in the Battery Park Hotel The investigation hinges on a bank employee’s identification and a master key design said to fit hotel use only Brown keeps Wollner in solitary confinement awaiting a pivotal new development.
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Asheville
N. C
Laurence RE. Brown
Helen Clevenger
New York
Mark Woliner
E. B. Pittman
Wollner
Brown
Russ Clevenger
Battery Park
Pittman
Thrift and mischief mix in a late 19th century column
A collage of jokes and essays on thrift and frugality occupies a humor column. It jests about saving money through small, practical acts and includes verses and light quips. A Bellevue notice reports the Perryman real estate couple missing after a business trip, while Toledo adopts one hour parking meters.
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Baltimore Sun
Thrift
Highway Safety Meeting Thursday in Cleveland
Ohio safety officials gather at Cleveland Chamber of Commerce to review a stark traffic crisis and press for immediate public action. The State Safety Council, with city and state leaders, will adopt a highway safety program and appoint chairmen and committees to push safe driving nationwide aims.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Ohio State Safety Council
Commonwealth
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Citzens
Aas
Carl L. Smith
State Safety Council
Ohio Safety
Early to Bed at Capitol Theatre Opens Tomorrow
Mary Boland and Charlie Rug gles star in a riotous sanatorium romance comedy about a long engaged couple who marry and embark on a honeymoon trip full of farcical mishaps. The cast includes veterans of many hit comedies as the new Capitol Theatre production opens tomorrow.
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Mary Boland
Charlie Ruggles
Capitol Theatre
Absolute Quiet Opens at Rivoli Theatre Tomorrow
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer melodrama Absolute Quiet premieres tomorrow at the Rivoli Theatre. Cast includes Lionel Atwill Irene Hervey Raymond Walburn Stuart Kwip Ann Loring Louis Hayward Wallace Ford Bernadine Hayes Robert Gleckler Harvey.
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Metro-Goldwyne - Mayer
Rivoli Theatre
Lionel Atwill
Irene Hervey
Raymond Walburn
Stuart Kwip
Ann Loring
Louis Hayward
Wallace Ford
Bernadine Hares
Robert Gleckler
Harvey
Sympathy Resolution Adopted By Council
Council last night passed a resolution of sympathy for the death of Leland C Folk a young patrolman shot during target practice June 30 The resolution praised his sterling qualities and noted he was appointed to the department only a month before A copy of the resolution is to be sent to the widow.
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Jimmy
Council
Leland C. Folk
Stephens and others in the cast
CINCINNATI Ohio July 21 Loui Stark 16 and his brother Anthony 13 were killed in an automobile truck collision here late yesterday Walter Brater 28 who gave the boys a ride was hurt seriously James Cameron 35 the truck driver was unhurt NILES Ohio July 21 Lawrency Shoup 9 was killed by a Pennsylvania train last night while at play near his home the boy was deaf
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Anthony
Walter Brater
James Cameron
Niles
Lawrency Shoup
Pennsylvania
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