Editor Attacks Labor Racketeering at Industrial Meeting
Hartley Barclay youthful editor of Mill and Factory charged the Labor Relations Board with invading press freedom by demanding his notes at a Weirton Steel hearing. He warned of a nationwide organized campaign protected by the government, citing factory closings and a claimed $17,000,000 annual party fund tied to labor troubles.
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Barclay
Nation- 1
Labor Relations Board
Suca
Steubenville
Ohio
Mill and Faery
Weirton Steel Co
National Steel Corp
Sked
John L. Lewis
American Federation In Labor
Xmas Gift For Miss Or For Edited by Laura L Baldt
For many years the assistant professor of household arts at Teachers College Columbia University New York edited a Christmas gift compilation. The collection reflects decades of household guidance from a leading educator and author.
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Laura L Baldt, AM
Teachers College
Columbia University
New York
N. Y
Plants Forced to Close Down After Statistics Reveal Losses
Statistics show a rising number of plants compelled to shut operations, highlighting economic strain and potential job losses as stricter conditions force closures across multiple sites. Government data indicate sectors most affected include manufacturing and energy, with regional impacts varying by state.
Fines Imposed On Gambling Charge Test Case in Baltimore
Judge Eugene O Dunne fined two men £1 each for gambling charges in a case testing legality of a claw machine with an element of skill. Benjamin Van Sant and Robert Lewis must also pay court costs of 20.66 dollars. The ruling follows wake of pinball legalization debate at the last legislature.
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Eugene O’dunne
O’dunne
Benjamin, van Sant
Robert Lewis
Five Die In Store Blast At Gloversville Shop
Five people perished in an explosion that ignited a children’s clothing shop in Gloversville New York on a Monday. Victims included Mildred Engel proprietor Lundy Daring and David Stewart workmen Edward Hall longtime chauffeur and William B Crispin Jr janitor who died from burns in hospital. Harry Brower owner of the building gave statements.
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Gloversville
X. Y
Mildred Engel
Lundy Daring
David Stewart
Edward Hall
William B. Crispin, Jr
Harry Brower
Darling
Tank fuel rationed and fear of explosion emerges
An unknown worker began work this morning drawing 36 rations of fuel from a basement tank. Authorities worry the operation could have triggered a potential explosion, highlighting safety concerns surrounding the storage and handling of the fuel in the building.
Sankas Freed In Circuit Court
In Circuit Court Judge Frank G. Wagaman found Basi Sarikis, a lunchroom operator on South Potomac Street, not guilty of selling alcohol to a minor after the State could not identify him as the operator who bought three bottles of beer months ago.
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Basi
14 year old confesses to robberies sentenced in court
A 14 year old boy who admitted to about 15 robberies in Hagerstown was sentenced by Justice George D. Hicks in Juvenile Court to the Maryland Training School for Boys.
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Hagerstown
Maryland Training School For Boys
George D. Hicks
Facing the Future After Loss in a Brownstone
Nina endures a week of loneliness after Honey’s death as she sorts through belongings, contemplates selling the 74th Street house, and faces a future without David. Richard offers to marry, Nina clarifies her love for David, and Bridget plans routine visits while Nina grapples with upheaval and uncertain new beginnings. Button the dog stays close, anchoring Nina through the quiet, tense hours.
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Honey
Richard
Carrie
David
Jack Knight
Gracie
Francine
Button
Utton
Darling Button
Richard Challoner
America
Bridget
Margaret
Margaret Heraog
Coughlin to Resume Radio Talks Across 27 Station Network
Detroit December reports Father Charles E. Coughlin plans to return to the air with a new series of broadcasts after a months long hiatus. He will address social and economic issues on a nationwide 27 station network from Denver to Portland Me and Cincinnati as far south as Cincinnati. The plan involves an independent network and a joint announcement with Leo M. Fitzpatrick of WJR Detroit.
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Detroit
Charles E. Coughlin
Rome
Coughlin
Edward Mooney
Roosevelt
Leo M. Fitzpatrick
WJR
Denver
Portland
New England
Cincinnati
Father Coughlin
Vatican
Archbishop Mooney
Nework
Vatican Delegate Backs Mooney Over Coughlin Reprimand
The Vatican's apostolic delegate in Washington endorsed Archbishop Mooney's rebuke of Father Coughlin. The issue centers on Coughlin's written interview in which he disparaged Justice Black's appointment and drew church leadership into public criticism.
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Vatican
Washington
Mooney
Father Coughlin
Justice Black
New York State Barge Canal Length Stated
The New York state barge canal and its river segments comprise a total transportation system stretching 802 miles in length.
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