Ten Dead in Heavy Gales Across English Waters
London reports indicate gales of hurricane force over the weekend leaving at least ten dead and widespread damage. Ships wrecked, crews washed overboard, and waves reach 74 to 80 feet as rescuers pursue missing vessels and lifeboats in the English Channel and British Isles.
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Death of James Woods After Auto Strike in Baltimore
James Woods died Sunday from injuries after being struck by an automobile on January 12 in Baltimore. The incident occurred earlier that week with local authorities reporting the fatality this Sunday.
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Baltimore
James Woods
Picket hired to picket a picket in St Louis
In St Louis on January 17 Mrs Anthony Sarkis owner of a linoleum firm hired a female picket to counter a union picket outside her store. A buxom Negro woman in a flowered dress and red smock carried flowers and a just married sign while strolling beside the male union picker, who used an umbrella.
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ST. Louis
Anthony Sarkis
Two Fatally Hurt In Capital Crash
In Washington on Sunday an automobile-street car collision killed Bailey E. Clark, a former major league player for the Rosina Braves, St. Louis Cardinals and Browns, and Lucy Ketchum, 26, a Federal Housing Administration employee from Wayne, West Virginia. Helen Evans, 22, of Salt Lake City and FHA worker, suffered a broken collar bone.
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Bailey E. Clark
Rosina Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
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Stata
Lucy Ketchum
Federal Housing Administration
Wayne
W. Va
Helen Evans
Salt Lake City
Celanese plant to recall over 100 workers in Maryland
Cumberland Maryland January 1841 reports more than 100 workers will be recalled to the cellulose acetate department tomorrow with a chance the total reaches twenty by early next week.
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Cumberland
U S Plans for Secrecy in Military Info Expanded
Washington reports say United States army and navy will tighten secrecy and curb public reports on naval strength and ship construction. The Navy will withhold periodical strength statements and the Senate naval affairs committee will skip its comparative fleet release. Information to Britain and France remains under the London pact, while details to others are limited.
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Senate Naval Affairs Committee
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Britain
France
Japan
Accused of Assault Bloom Alley Man Arrested
Otha Madden a 48 year old Black man was arrested last night by Patrolmen Rikle and Maugangs on a charge of assaulting Howard Francis a 38 year old Black man. Madden is alleged to have slashed Francis with a razor.
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Rikle and Maugangs
Howard Francis
Madden
Father And Four Children Perish in Franklin Fire
A father James W. Congleton and four children Tucy Winifred Elsie Marie Sadie M. and Paul Leonard perished in a weekend blaze that leveled their wood frame home in Franklin New Jersey Police Chief Herbert C Trons attributed the likely cause to an overheated wood stove The mother and two other children were away visiting at the time A passerby Peter Burimia was injured as he tried to aid through a front window. Mrs Baruch Dies in New York
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N.J
Tsye
Herbert C. Trons
James W. Congleton
Tucy Winifred
Elsie Marie
Sadie M
Paul Leonard
Peter Burimia
Seven Die in Bamrauli Train Collision in India
Seven persons were killed and fifteen injured Sunday in a collision between the Calcutta Dehli Express and a freight train at Bamrauli near Allabad.
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Allabad
India
Calcutta
Robbery Reports Made To Officers
Two robbers were reported to city police over the weekend. They broke open a pinball machine at Palace bowling alleys on South Potomac street and took about 40 dollars in nickels and cigarettes from a showcase. Detectives Peters and Crist found the rear door broken. Bailey's store at Jefferson and Vista streets was entered through a rear window, with knives and money taken.
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Peters
Crist
Bailey
Jefferson
Vista Streets
Stolen Chickens Recovered Near Gapland by Officers
Two bags of Rhode Island red chickens were found along railroad tracks near Gapland yesterday, traced to Russell Eigenbrode by the owner at Washington County Jail. Harry Crowl located the birds and alerted sheriffs officers who responded to the scene.
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Rhode Island
Gapland
Russell Eigenbrode
Washington County
Harry Crowl
Tiny world within 362300 miles of Earth in October incident
An unnamed tiny asteroid passed within 362 300 miles of Earth on October 30, closer than the moon's farthest approach, about a mile across, with a velocity near 20 miles per second. If it struck Earth or an ocean, global devastation could occur, prompting speculation on its fate and origins.
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Vesta
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