Striking workers riot disrupt dress district in Dallas
In Dallas yesterday rioting by striking women garment workers left four women naked and six others partially disrobed while chasing and striking them through city streets. Police reported six injuries, 27 women and three men arrested, with bonds set and the strike to continue for six months.
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Gown Promises Nighttime Glamour From Handknit Yarn
A fashion note describes a sheer handknit woolen gown with a T-strap back, wide winged sleeves, paneled skirt, and a brief train. A cape in tinsel knit edged with black is paired with the outfit. Instructions are offered by mail for 10 cents from Knit Pattern Dept Daily Mail in New York.
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Cannery Set to Rescue Maryland Tomato Losses
Fifteen St. Marys County farmers facing a 15 000 bushel tomato glut gain relief as a cannery in St Marys City opens this week after a promised buyer from New York failed to appear.
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Maryland Prepares to Fight Unemployment With New Works Plan
Maryland moves to a major relief effort after a $62 million works program and a new state Works Progress Administration head. White House, Ickes, Hopkins approve the plan to employ relief workers through November and fund city and county projects, aiming for permanent improvements.
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Lobby Probe Reveals 14799 Wires Faked and Missing Magnates
House Rules lobby investigators questioned utility magnate H. C. Hopson as they pursued a break in the hunt for Horton in Maryland amid a probe into 14799 wires and widespread payments. Conferees worked to settle Roosevelt era utility bill disputes while Senate committees held back.
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Richards Appeal Seen in Cecil County Roads Case
Arguments wrapped up in Elkton as Cecil County Commissioners seek to block Joseph Richards’s dismissal as county roads supervisor. Judges Knott and Keating promise a prompt decision but did not set a filing date. Richards, a Democrat, was removed by the State Roads Commission and replaced by Republican William Cameron, with the county asserting its right to make recommendations under state law.
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Greencastle Parade Postponed Then Rescheduled
Inclement weather yesterday delayed Greencastle Old Home Week events. A band concert by Hagerstown Municipal band opened the day, followed by Greencastle vs Hagerstown Woodmen baseball at King field and an 8 p.m. fireworks display. Registrants from 17 states attend the triennial celebration, with Pennsylvania leading.
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British air force hunts for missing Italian plane
British Royal Air Force planes launched a search after an Italian military aircraft disappeared during a Rome to Nasgaua flight. The craft took off at 5 a.m. yesterday with a crew of four and three passengers.
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Kruschen Salt Remedies Promised To End Dizziness
Advertisement touts Kruschen salts as a daily morning dose to cure dizziness and constipation. It claims a 40 day jar fits in a cup of coffee with half a teaspoon in hot water and lemon juice for better taste, backed by a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Wiley Post and Rogers Visit Alaska Frontier Banquet
Wiley Post and Will Rogers arrived in Juneau and toured the capital after landing from a plane. The pair, touting Alaska familiarity, were hosted at a banquet at Gov. John W. Troy’s home while Mrs. Post remained in Seattle awaiting further travel plans.
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Chattanooga name meanings debated by Creek officials
In Muskogee Oklahoma August 8 Curiosity grows as Creek Indian authorities split over Chattanooga meaning sleeping rock hard rock or Choctaw town based on Cherokee employee Bess Howard. The piece notes Switzerland’s chocolate exports have fallen from prewar levels.
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