Minnesota teachers strike deepens as council demands action
The Minneapolis Saint Paul area sees a teachers strike with 1000 parents demanding reopening of city schools and higher salaries. Gov Thye and Ramsey county legislators meet with a picket line committee after two days of talks fail. Council proposes court action to modify per capita funding and cites Census updates to unlock federal state aid for a larger outlay.
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Paul
Minn
Council
Emere
Ed “Thye
Minnesota
Ramsey County
St. ‘Paul
Fred L. Paul
PT Council
Minneapolis
Severn School Student Wins Navy Academy Appointment
Stephen Frederic Schoen, son of Roy M Schoen, was named principal appointment to the U S Naval Academy by Rep J J Glenn Beall after confirmation by the Navy Department. A senior at Severn, he entered preparatory school three years ago and played varsity lacrosse and football while serving on The Anchor staff.
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O Stephen’Frederic Schoen
Roy. M. Schoen
Avenue
Prin Pal
U. S
Naval “Academy
Sixth
J. J. Glenn “Beall
Navy ‘Department
Ot Severn “Schoen
Young Schoen
Anchor
Severn
Berreta Elected Uruguay President in Balloting
Unofficial returns from Sunday’s balloting show 71 year old Thomas Berreta elected president for a four year term. The government remains friendly to the United States as the results are confirmed from Montevideo Uruguay.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
United States
Thomas Berreta
Be Quick To Treat Bronchitis Be Quick To Treat Bronchitis
Chronic bronchitis may develop if your chest cold is not treated and you cannot afford to take a chance with any medicine. Special process fame tested medicines for coughs contain no narcotics. Tell your druggist to sell you a bottle of precmulsion to ease the cough, test and sleep, or you may have to deal with recurrence.
Striking Miners May Lose Credit
In Charleston on November 27, lawyers for coal operators warned that extending credit at company stores to striking softcoal miners could violate the Smith-Connally Act. Labor commissioner Harry G Kennedy noted some owners were advised such credit might discourage strikes at government operations, though he knew of no actual credit cutoff. In prior strikes credit typically continued.
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Charleston
W. Va
Harry G Kennedy
Kanawha Coal Operators Association
Kennedy
Maryland Considers Four Year Canning Course
Baltimore November 27 State extension service workers discussed instituting a four year course in processing and canning at the University of Maryland agricultural school. I C Haut head of horticultural department led the proposal at a meeting with extensionists and six leading state canners. Plans included using federal and state funds for marketing research and a cross state warning system on blight movement hurt tomatoes.
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Baltimore
University of Maryland
Agricultural School
I. C. Haut
T. B. Symons
E. Cox
Maryland
South
Cox
Gifts Presented In Local Drive
The Bhai B’rith Women’s Chapter donated two crates of fruit and 50 wrapped Christmas toys to Santa Claus, Inc. The gifts came with a letter and were delivered by Mrs. Jack Shapiro. In memory notices, Mary Paul and Frank Mazzo are remembered by loved ones, with messages of enduring love and loss dated Nov. 27 from 1941 and 1940 respectively.
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Bhai B'rith Women’s Chapter
Santa Claus, Inc
Jack Shapiro
Paul
Mary Paul
S—. Mazzo
Frank Mazzo
Lewis Contempt Ruling Over UMW Leader Gunnered
Justice Goldsborough weighs whether United Mine Workers president John Lewis may face a jury trial on contempt for 400000 miners walking off in defiance of a court order. Padway argues Norris La Guardia protections and government public policy bind the state. Jury selection paused amid motions to dismiss, courtroom packed with onlookers.
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Padway
T. Alan Goldsborough
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Goldsborough
Union
John F. Sennett
Congress
Babe Ruth Hospital Visit Stirs City News
New York reports Babe Ruth, famed home run king, in a French hospital for observation after a week of persistent headaches. Authorities say his condition is fair. Ruth, 52, is accompanied by family, with his daughter quoted noting uncertainty about the illness. A nurse indicates he was wheeled in upon admission.
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New York
George Herman
Babe
Ruth
French Hospital
Richard Flanders
Karn Named Probationary Patrolman by Board
Wilfred Karn of the 400 block Jefferson street was named a probationary patrolman by the Board of Street Commissioners last night. Willis A. Younkins, after six months on the force, was promoted to full patrolman. Karn is the son of Patrolman Leroy G. Karn, a current force member. Karn previously worked for Beachley Furniture and served 2.5 years in the army, discharged as a corporal.
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Wilfred Leary Kern
Jefferson Street
Board of Street Commissioners
Willis A. Younkins
Karn
Leroy G. Karn
Young Karn
Beachley Furniture Company
Turkey Dinner To Be Costly
County farming notes describe extensive use of ultra violet lamps for egg vigor electric incubators and heat control for hatchings. Eggs are kept at steady temperatures in refrigerators while hovers and fans manage ventilation. Poults later go to pasture after feathering as growers emphasize water intake and clean food via electric sterilizers and grinders.
Special Session Sought To Provide For Salary Boosts
Baltimore November 27 Governor O Conor received a request from the Lawyers Civic Association for a special session of the General Assembly to appropriate a 2 000 000 pay increase for state employees. The new legislature convenes January 1 but cannot consider new appropriations until the next biennium budget is acted upon. No provision for the increase exists in the current budget. The lawyers group says departmental salary funds will be exhausted before June 30, the end of the current fiscal year.
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Baltimore
O’conor
Lawyers Civic Association
General Assembly
Board of Public Works
Lawyers’ Group
Students Strike At Wilkes-Barre Start Picketing
About 140 Ashley Borough High School students walked out to protest the school board's failure to reappoint Richard Murphy as basketball coach. Principal George Breznay said the move was to distribute teaching duties among qualified faculty, not a reflection on Murphy. The demonstrators carried signs like No Murphy No School and picketed the school and board member Martin Murray's home.
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Wilkes-Barre
Ashley Borough High School
George Breznay
Richard Murphy
Murphy
Martin Murray
From where I sit by Joe Marsh
A 1906 defense of free enterprise and personal rights argues that conservation is essential but secondary to preserving democratic freedoms. The piece links forest preservation and soil health to the right to work, speak, and vote, stressing distrust of encroaching controls on liberty.
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Bil Webster
America
Floodlight Restrictions Tighten as Coal Dwindles
Amid coal shortages limits loom on lighting as strike extends. Outdoor and indoor flood lighting face restrictions, with decorative lights banned. Williamsport shows improved dimout compliance while Sharpsburg mayor reports 100 percent dimout enforcement.
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Williamsport
Lloyd de Jauney
Sharpsburg
Missing Deloris Uhler Reported by Grandmother
Mrs. Liday Uhler of 25 West Bethel street reports her granddaughter Deloris Uhler aged 17 is missing from home. Described as blond with a ribbon, last seen in a blue coat and brown slippers. Police were notified today.
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Liday Uhler
West Bethel Street
Deloris Uhler
Cronise Trial Gives Jury Robbery Case Headlines
Walter and Richard Henson were found guilty of robbery in Circuit Court after John Kidwell testified he was knocked unconscious on East Antietam Street and robbed of $64 near Washington Street School. Other defendants and cases followed, including Ferguson admitting larceny and Finley convicted of larceny.
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John Kidwell
Kidwell
Walter Henson
Richard
Henson
Ralph Nokes
Frank H. Ferguson, Jr
Irvine Rutledge
Ferguson
Twenty Hurt In Blast And Fire
Chicago reports about 20 injured in an explosion and fire that collapsed a cigar factory warehouse on the near north side. Two persons were believed trapped. Alexian Brothers Hospital said a large number of the injured were admitted. Most victims were passengers on a street car in the vicinity.
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Chicago
Alexian Brothers Hospital
Psychiatrists to Examine Boy Slayer in Maryland Case
Rockville Maryland November 27 psychiatrists will examine 16 year old Robert Whitlock Snyder over the slaying of his foster parents and 12 year old sister with a shotgun. Funeral services for the three victims were held this morning with burial in Arlington National Cemetery. Snyder confessed to police he shot his parents and sister after a reprimand for staying out late. Judge Alfred D. Noyes named Dr George H. Preston to conduct the examination and to select an assistant.
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Rockville
Robert Whitlock Snyder
Jane
Arlington National Cemetery
Ross B. Snyder
Gordon
Darnestown
Alfred D. Noyes
George H. Preston
Baltimore
Maryland State Board of Mental Hygiene
Preston
Election Canvassers Set Meeting for Monday
Secretary of State Edward S. Chanes said the State Board of Election Canvassers will meet Monday to certify the November 5 election results. Returns from four proposed constitutional amendments from Baltimore had not yet arrived.
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Annapolis
Edward S. Chanes
State Board of Election
Baltimore
State Board to Review Court Returns for Final Count
Chanes said returns were expected today as the board reviews circuits court clerks statements containing election returns. The board, consisting of the Secretary of State, Comptroller, Treasurer, Clerk of Court of Appeals, and Attorney General, requires three to form a quorum. Canvassers may dissent and present reasons to the Secretary of State.
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Chanes
Neighborhood fires prompt police check on youths
George Miller asks police to watch on boys believed to be setting fires in the neighborhood. New Jersey bans wearing dangerous harping in public places.
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George
Miller
Elizabeth Street
New Jersey
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Danzer
Metal Works Company
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Babe Ruth
Wilfred Karn
Michelle Etcheverry
Trieste
Byrnes
Michelle
Luxembourg
Joe Marsh
Woodford T. Norment Funeral
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Retail Merchant Bureau
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