Tenseness Eased Up Today Coast Strike
In San Francisco on May 10 1935 talix of a coastwide maritime strike eased as the Masters Mates and Pilots union signed an agreement with passenger and cargo ship operators. The pact includes wage increases and better working conditions for licensed personnel, with a potential agreement with the Marine Engineers Beneficial Association under consideration.
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San Francisco
Pacific
Talix
Masters Mates and Pilots
Maritime Federation of the Pacific
Hugh Gallagher
Watson Line
Marine Engineers Beneficial Association
Maritime Federation
Gold Trip Party Heads for Colville River Gold
Frank Martin Joe Amarok and Superintendent Kinney of the A R C traveled today in the Mirow plane toward the Koyukuk River region It is rumored they intend to follow a native gold discovery and transfer to the Pollack plane to enter the Demarkation Point country where the find reportedly occurred The expedition carries much secrecy reflecting the era of air driven gold strikes.
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Frank Martin
Joe Amarok
Ross J. Kinney
Koyukuk River
Pollack
Colville River
Baer Suffers Chest Burn in Radio Skit Accident
Max Baer was burned on the chest by a blank revolver shot during a radio skit rehearsal in Asbury Park New Jersey. The incident occurred when a revolver loaded with blanks discharged, causing a superficial powder burn. he received tetanus antitoxin and was not seriously injured.
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Max Baer
Associated Press
Asbury Park
N. J
Baer
Last Minute Push to Save Patman Bill Faces Senate
A weekend effort mobilizes every ounce of strength to rescue the Patman bill from defeat. Indications point to potent methods including world court protocols as Evans and leaders press a final struggle on Washington with a flood of telegrams from bonus leaders and porters.
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Patman
Associated Press
Evans
Washington
Capitol
White House
Colonists Leave Illinois for New Homes Out Relief Funds
In Seward on May 10, colonists sing and prepare to depart aboard the transport St. Mihiel for Matanuska. The voyage marks the final leg of their journey from the middle states as Wisconsin shipments depart on schedule.
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Illinois
Lew
Matanuska
Springfield
Seward
Middle States
St. Mihiel
Wisconsin
Relief efforts grow as hunger march prompts action
Reports of suffering and privation rise as hunger marchers stay out under orders from leaders. Officials of the Federal Emergency Relief Administration pace plans to end the relief problem, with lawmakers debating a tax measure and emergency funding. The article notes political maneuvering around funds and mentions South Africa and other international references without clear context.
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Chicago
Springfield
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Settlement Vote Sought In Washington Lumber Strike
Seattle May 10 A vote on a compromise plan by lumber workers aims to end a strike that idled over twenty seven thousand men. A fifty cent minimum wage proposal, a thirty hour week demand, and union recognition are involved with mills statewide shut pending ballot results.
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Seattle
Washington
Northwest
American Federation of Labor
Father poisons wife and four children in March deaths
Frederick Gross a 49 year old bookkeeper in New York City is held for questioning in Brooklyn after five family deaths since March 29. The last two victims were his daughters with poison traces found in their bodies and in a cocoa can in the Gross home. The wife Katherine and sons Frederick Jr age nine and Leo age three died. another small son is in critical condition in hospital. Brownstone police grew suspicious after the two girl deaths. An obscure poison was identified in autopsy and linked to the household.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Frederick Gross
New York City
Katherine
Frederick Jr
Leo
Gross
Business Hesitation Noted by Dun and Bradstreet
New York report shows a slight holdback in business activity this week. Weather and uncertainty in national legislation cited as factors, with the recession described as trifling and no sign of reversing the upward trend.
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Dun Bradstreet
Constabulary Confiscates Guns Across Manila Area
In Manila and the provinces the constabulary began seizing private firearms as a precaution against disorders expected during a forthcoming event. The move targets private weapons to prevent unrest amid heightened security concerns.
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Associated Press
Manila
May 14 Plebiscite Set Amid Sakdalist Uprising Fears
The manwealth outlines a constitutional plebiscite for May 14 and downplays the likelihood of a new Sakdalista uprising, stressing stability and orderly process as authorities warn against violence or disorder.
Killers Executed In Electric Chair In Texas
Huntsville Texas May 10 Raymond Hamilton once a bad man of the Southwest and Joe Palmer his partner in the slaying Major Crow son and a prison guard were executed in the electric chair this morning. Both died meekly with none of their bravado and conceit.
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Associated Press
Huntsville
Texas
Raymond Hamilton
Southwest
Joe Palmer
Major Crowson
Building Trades Meeting Set For May 10 1935
A meeting of the Building Trades is scheduled for May 10 1935 at 8 P M in St Josephs Hall. All mechanics are urged to attend to discuss their problems and concerns.
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South Africa
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