Buses And Trolleys Halted In Atlanta
The article reports transit workers in Atlanta walking off the job for pension and wage demands, halting street car, trolley, and bus service citywide. It notes related coal labor strife and a pending strike threat in Los Angeles, with broader labor actions including miners and canneries.
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Atlanta
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Progressive Mine Workers Union
Ilinois
South
Los Angeles
Labor Department
Paul W. Fuller
Labor
Edward F. McGrady
Fuller
Secretary of
Lewis B. Schwellenbach
Edgar &. Warren
Ketchikan
Alaska
Cannery Workers’ Union
New Synchotron Sparks Atomic Energy Breakthrough
Berkeley scientists report a new synchotron to be built by UC and Soviet researchers that may yield energy rivaling cosmic rays. Dr. Lawrence notes it triples the betatron’s power and accelerates electrons to 300 million electron volts, enabling potential nuclear insights and nucleus bombardment.
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Berkeley
Calif
U.P
University of California
Ernest O. Lawrence
Edward M. McMillan
Lawrence
V. Weksler
Lebedev Physical Institute
Academy of Sciences
Moscow
McMillan
Mexico waives tariffs on basic foods to curb costs
Mexico authorization allows merchants to import basic foodstuffs duty free to ease living costs. Nazario Ortiz Garza, head of the food agency, told grocers the government will refund tariff payments and aid imports. He noted 300,000 bushels of wheat arrived from the United States and 500,000 more were on the way by rail.
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Mexico City
Nazario Ortiz Garza
Confederation of Chambers of Commerce of
Step
Ortiz Garza
Mexico
United States
Masked Men Seize Italian Radio Transmitter in Rome
Five masked attackers with hand grenades seized Italy's main radio transmitter, broadcast Fascist propaganda praising Mussolini, and claimed the dead Duce body was stolen from a Milan grave. In Rome, bombs struck Communist HQ and Unita Avanti while gunfire and anti Communist leaflets spread.
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Rome
WU P
Giovanezza
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Duce
Milan
Communist Party
Unita Avanti
Curtiss-Wright Transfers Buffalo Aeronautical Lab to Cornell
Curtiss-Wright has turned over to Cornell University an aeronautical research laboratory and wind tunnel at Buffalo New York for training of graduate students in aeronautics.
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Curtiss-Wright
Cornell University
Aeronautical Research Laboratory
Buffalo
N. Y
Lt Cubrage On Trial In Germany For Lichfield Brutality
Col Irvin Schindler testified the War Department wanted the Lichfield brutality trials finished quickly and out of the newspapers. Lt Granville Cubrage of Oklahoma City, former Lichfield prison officer, faced the court as the main defendant. Lt Leonard Ennis case opened yesterday and was postponed to May 27 after a defense plea. Schindler led a 19 man team of legal expediters who flew from Washington for the trials.
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Bad Nauheim
Col
Irvin Schindler
Salt Lake City
War Department
Lichfield
Granville Cubrage
Oklahoma City
Leonard W. Ennis
Schindler
Washington
Maurice C. McGee
Birmingham
Cubrage
Thanks for kindness after our loss of Mrs. Librada Duran
The Duran family expresses gratitude for friends kindness sympathy and prayers during the bereavement of beloved wife and mother Mrs. Librada Duran. Signed Mr. Jose Duran and family.
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Librada Duran
Jose Duran
Trials under fire as officials press for quick decisions
The chief of staff and War Department leaders push to clear up trials amid claims officials rush proceedings. Gen Green and top aides coordinate, while Ennis' counsel argues rushed processes may deny fair hearings. Congress and the public watch closely.
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Green
Thomas H. Green
War Department
Congress
Ennis
Communists Lead In Czechoslovak Local Voting
Prague report shows early returns from scattered regions of Czechoslovakia local elections with Communists leading in initial tallies. The delayed dispatch notes incomplete results and ongoing ballot counting across regions.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Communists gain votes in German border towns
In communities near the German border, the Communists led with 16 000 votes across 38 towns in Decin and Podmokly, while Social Democrats earned 6 000, National Socialists 4 000 and Catholics 700 in the election partial results.
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Decin
Podmokly
Social Democrats
National Sociale
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