Walk 22 Miles A Day? California Weather Sparks Gripes
In Detroit and Dearborn reports from a strike era, readers see tensions around a CIO United Auto Workers injunction and police friction. The piece catalogs staged pickets at River Rouge, gated access near Ford plants, and a mail driver injured by a thrown stone, noting defense workers and government orders at stake. Adolf Hitler referenced as a looming threat, framing a tense national mood.
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River Rouge
War Department
River Rouge Plant
Ford
Defense Service of
United States
Ford Plant
Dearborn Post Office
Neighbors and ads spark humor and practical chatter
A collection of light vignettes shows a Journal reader drawn to want ads about rooms for rent, a Washington gardener planning sweet corn early for baseball, coal cost contrasts, and a cheerful neighbor dropping in with bright talk. Also includes jokes on time savings and farm talks.
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Washington
Community Club Hosts Easter Themed Meeting at School House
Mrs. Lew Coad hosted the community club at the school house with a good turnout of moms and two guests Mrs Vernolatley of Laverne and Mrs ine who recently moved here. The event featured a W C C broadcasting station quiz conducted by Mrs R J Turkington bingo and other games with refreshments and favors reflecting Easter served by several members. Court ney will host the May 7 meeting at the school instead of the usual last week date.
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Wyman
Lewis Coad
Mom
Vernoatley
Laverne
R. J. Turkington
Guy Huston
J. ¢C. Cannon
Shannon Lantz
C. D. Davis
Courtney
Engineer ends up composer with Dixie song title
George Wall, a locomotive engineer on the Cheyenne Laramie run from Laramie Wyoming, has produced his first composition titled Will They Sing the Songs of Dixie Way Up There. Critics praise the work and about one thousand copies have been published.
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George Wall
Cheyenne-Laramie Run
Laramie
Wyo
Hungarian Minister George de Ghika Presented Credentials at White House
George de Ghika, Hungary's new minister to the United States, appears at the White House after presenting credentials to President Roosevelt. He succeeds John Pelin, continuing diplomatic ties between Hungary and the United States.
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Hungary
U. S
George de Ghika
White House
Roosevelt
John Pelenin
Film star under scrutiny in six marriage divorce case
A prominent film star, already wed six times, faces a new divorce examination. He defended himself to the judge, insisting that the allegations from six former wives are old wives tales and not to be believed. The Cleveland Press notes the current legal probe amid ongoing chatter.
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Montreal
Noble family mourns as Mya Mary Wyse funeral held
Mrs J A Frey notes Saturday callers at the home and lists visitors including Mr and Mrs Elmer Wyse and Lizzie Short. Attendees gathered for the funeral of Mya Mary Wyse, with more family from Ohio and nearby towns joining for the service and Sunday visits.
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J. A. Frey
Noble
Newton Frey
Packwood
Dave Richard
Roger
Everetty Weston
Larry
J. A Frey
Elmer Wyse
Ahe Wyse
Lizzie Short
Albert Nofziger
Archbald
Ohio
Gid Wyse
Pettisville
Ford strike ends at River Rouge plant face to face talks
Gov Murray Van Wagoner and C I O chief Philip Murray opened new talks with Ford officials at Dearborn Michigan River Rouge plant. federal conciliator James Dewey participated with Harry Bennett and Ford personnel director in a direct conference.
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Ford Motor Company
River Rouge
Dearborn
Mich
Murray
van Wagoner
Ford
Cc. I. O
Philip
van Wagor
James
Dewey
Harry H. Bennett
Jip Murray
Murray D. van Wagoner
James F. Dewey
Frey Family Hosts and Funeral Observed in Local Gatherings
Mr and Mrs Everette Westen spent Friday night at the Floyd Reschley home in Olds. J A Frey and family visited the Frey home in Jas kin. Orlan Frey joined Sunday gatherings at Winterset and Havre with Martin Westen. A surprise party honored Mrs Floyd Reschley Monday evening. A large crowd attended the funeral of Mrs Herveg Tuesday. The family extends sympathy.
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A. Frey
Everette Westen
Floyd Reschley
Olds
J. A Frey Aga Roy
EF. J. Frey
Jaskins
Orlan Frey
Winterset
Larry
Martin Westen
Havre
Albert Zbeglowsky
Floyd Resehley
Floyd Revchley
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