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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-06-30
Power Plants Picketed;
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STOP RACINE CARS !
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Roosevelt Aides Arrive
To Try To Break
Strike
BULLETIN

WAUKEE, Wis.
June 29.-The demand of
the workers of Milwaukee
for a general strike was so
strong late this afternoon
that the American Fedora
ton of Labor officials were
forced to issue a statement
that unless their demands
are met by 8 o'clock Mon
day morning a 4S-hour gem
eral strike will be called.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-06-30
BULLETIN

RACINE, Wis, June 29.-An
street car and bus service was
halted in this city today after
Pickets in automobiles surrounded
the street cars and buses. The
motorinen and conductors de-,
serted their vehicles.
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Committee of Ten Head Calls for National Steel Strike

AMERICAS ONLY WORKING
CLASS DAILY NEWSPAPER
Smyrna times., 1934-08-23
SMYRNA BUSINESS MEN RECEIVE
PROPOSITION FOR INDUSTRY

a $500, 900 year business. The few
at the meeting Friday night felt II
might be a good thing for Smyrna
If the industry could swing its own
proposition provided the town furn-
ish free water and exempt II from
taxes for the first year or SO.
When more definite information
is received President Elmer P. Cor
rie will call another meeting. II Is
probable that Mr.. Bently, with an
official representative of the con-
Germ will attend such a meeting
and let the Smyrna business men
see just what they have to offer.
In the meantime Secretary Jones
will get such data and references
as is possible so as the whole prop
osition can be intimately discussed.
Smyrna needs industries. The more,
the better. However, our business
men would much rather see a
strong bonifida concern come 70
Smyrua- one that was able to TN
auce itself without asking for I'm
anciaI aid II a suitable location
can be had. such an industry would
be welcomed to Smyrna and nc
doubt encouraged to the fullest
Smyrna times., 1934-08-23
AUTO ACCIDENT
CASES, SMYRNA
Three Take Place at InterSec-
ton of Commerce Street
and the Boulevard
NONE OF THEM FATAL

Three automobile accidents have
happened in three days in Smyrna
and all took place at intersection
Of Commerce Street with the
Boulevard, emphasizing the need Of
a traffic light at this place long
sponsored by Smyrna Rotary Club,
Smyrna Business. Mems Associa-
ton and other organizations TIE
first accident happened Saturday
afternoon when the cars of William
Melvin of Baltimore and Mrs W
" Wilson OF MiddIetOwu, came to-
gether No one was hurt but both
cars were more or less damaged
Magistrate George P Stevenson
fined them both for reekIess drTv-
ing The second accident took
place Monday W1en the cars Of
Mrs. Z Fretz Of near Townsend
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POULTRY TOUR
FOR NEXT WEEK
Plans Being Made For Inter
esting Trip to New Jersey
and Pennsylvania
TO VISIT POULTRY FARMS

A large number of poultrymen,
hatcherymen and feel dealers are
planning to join the Tenth Annual
Poultry Tour, which will be made
on August % and 20 under the
auspices of the Delaware State
Poultry Association, the State
Board of Agriculture and the Ex-
tension Service of the University
of Delaware. The itinerary, which
has been arranged by H. S. Palm
er, Extension Poultryman Of the
University Of Delaware. and II. r.
Baker, Poultry Pathologist Of the
State oBard Of Agriculture, includ-
es poultry farms il Pennsylvania
and New Jersey near Doylestown
and Trenton The purpose Of the
tour is TO study the methods which
are used on these farms with spec
iaI emphasis on the rearing Of pull
lets. The tour will assemble at
7.30 a. n. standard time at the
gIack ca State Road, sever a1Iss
south of Wilmington. Each person
viii travel II his 0wn sutomobiie or
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af Ceorge r Hess at Feastervflle
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COP. GOSSIP
STATE TICKET
Looks Like ]. George Stewart
Wilmington Will Be Nom
inee For Congress
HAZELL MAY BE SHIFTED

Harmony is to be the keynote of
the Republican State Convention to
be held at Dover on August 20.
u. S. Senator John c. Townsend,
Jr.. Of Selbyville, is expected to be
renominated by acclarlation. Polit-
ical leaders express conidencet hat
j. George Stewart. Of Wilmington.
a member Of the State Athletic
Commission. viii be nominated for
Congress. George n. Davis. attor-
ney Of Wilmington. has been a can
6i6ate for the Congressional nonii-
nation for several weeks. IL is un-
6erStoo6 however. that all the sew
enty-eight delegates from New
Castle County and a greater part
Of those from Kent and Sussex
counties viii be pledged 70 Mr.
Stewart. Warren T. Moore. of
Harrington Is expected 70 be nom
mated tor Scate Treasurer without
opposition Co succeed George :.
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ne party. il was rsiaoiv learned
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At a meeting OF the Smyrna
Business Mems Association at the
Fire Hall Friday night, Mr.. g. A
Bently. a promoter, of Brooklyn,
N. Y, who had been before the as
sociation ON previous occasions,
sent a proposition which was read
by Secretary Harvey G. Jones, ask
ing the town of Smyrna 10 put up
5000 to bring an industry to
Smyrna that would employ sixty
or more men Owing to so few
being out, the Smyrna Business
Mems Association could not act
upon the proposition other than TO
direct Secretary Jones to write TO
Mr.. BentIy for more information
concerning the industry, its capital
stock, why they wanted to leave
where they are now located and
such other information as to the
concern and its responsibility In
Mr.. RentIy's letter he said the
concern was manufacturer OF
autonotive parts, that they want
ed a building with approximately
5000 square feet Of floor space
and would operate the year
around They are equipped TO &C
Smyrna times., 1934-08-23
KENT -REPTRS-
AFTER OFFICE
Republicans of County fEise
Then Names For the
Coming Campaign
PRIMARIES SATURDAY

Republicans IN Kent county who
have filed as candidates for the
various offices and who viii go be
fore the voters at the primary,
August 25, are: For State Senate
First District, William E Mat
thews, Jr., of Smyrna; third, Viii
liam Fisher, of Wyoming; fifth,
James Davis. of Milford. For Rep
re5entative- First District, Thorn
as Jackson Snow; second. Howard
M. Buckson; third, j. w. Mon
tague: fourth. l. Schweitzer; fifth
Morris Simon: sixth, JB. Fleming:
seventh, W. H. Conrad: eighth w
H Rogers: ninth, 3. J. Shaw; tenth
DR.. William Pierce Levy Court
First District, Robert W. Knight;
second, Henry Austin; third. H. J
Thistlewood. County Offices
Sheriff. Brainerd Carroll, Of Dover;
Recorder Of Deeds. William Storey
Of Magnolia: Clerk of the Orphans
Court and Register in Chancery
Eugene Raughley. of Dover; Cor
oner. Herman Peck. Of Milford
Clerk of the Peace. Harry T.Green'
well. Of Smyrna; Receiver Of Take:
and County Treasurer, Thomas J
Moore. Of Magnolia
Smyrna times., 1934-08-23
DEATH RECORD OF WEEK
Mrs. Florida c., Wife of Leonard
A. Collins, Sr., Passes Away

Mrs. Florida c. Collins, aged So,
wife of Leonard A. Collins, Sr., of
this town, died yesterday (Wednes-
day. morning at her home on south
Main Street, after a short i'll
ness. Mrs. Collins was the daugh-
ter of the late James Curlott of
Maryland and of Mrs. Arnotha
Shahan Collins, now living in VIII
mington. She is survived by her
husband, three sons, Vaughn Col
hns, Dover; Leonard A. Collins, Jr.,
Smyrna; Edwin Collins, Whining
ton, and one daughter, Mrs. Gar
land Marine of Baltimore, Md. She
is also survived by a number OF
brothers and sisters. Mrs. Collins
was a member of Asbury M. +
Church and highly esteemed by her
circle of friends Funeral will take
place Friday afternoon at 1.3C
o'clock from her late residence or
south Main Street and interment
will be in ST. Peters Episcopal
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ROTARY HEAE
CCC ACTIVITIES
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Citizens Conservation G0T-Bs
H1 SfaugiTter Beach Here
ON MesQTITO CONTROL

B p 8-DGrnsizy, advisor 10 m
Citizens Conservation Corps a.
tacaed TO the camp at Slaughter S
Beach, On Thursday evening ac.-
dressed the Rotary Club or tfle
subject. The Art OF Loafing M
Brodinslzy said II part that the
main objective OF the concentration
of boys from the age Of is to .
was TO produce useful lives anc
some useful projects The camp II
Delaware is engaged in mosquito
control work. The boys work %
per cent of their time, leaving 70
per cent for leisure As camp ed
ucational director. II is Mr. Bro
dinsky's duty TO teach the boys
now to spend their idle hours II
useful, interesting way. This time
is spent IN good, clean, supervised
sports, music, singing. debating
teams and the like. Camp 1226
has developed some unusual talent
and has won comments throughout
Delaware. CCC is not training
bows for work but for robust happy
and healthful citizens c. w. w
Schautz responded to Mr.. Bro
dinsky's talk. and the club gave a
rising vote of thanks for the ad-
dress Lieutenant Governor p z
CorIey was chairman Of the even
fng's program The club. under the
direction Of DR. c. G. Harmonson
is planning TO entertain about 75
boys at the Detroit-Athletic bal
game at Saibe Park, Philadelphia
Pa, on Tuesday August IS
Smyrna times., 1934-08-23
11-FOOT SHARK
CAUGHT IN BAY
Landed Off Bowers Beach by
Charles L. Terry, Jr., and
A. A. Davis, of Dover
WEIGHED OVER 400 LBS.

Charles /. Terry, Jr., attorney of
Dover and A. A. Davis, an automo-
bile dealer also of Dover, on Sun
day after a struggle that was con-
tinued for two hours and forty
minutes succeeded in landing what
is said to be the biggest shark that
has ever been captured in the Della
ware Bay. They took it to Bowers
Beach where it was measured and
weighed. It was eleven feet long
from tip of its nose to its tail and
tipped the scales at Ala pounds.
It's mouth when opened was more
than two feet across. Mr.. Terry
and Mr.. Davis had started out in
the bay off Bowers Beach in Mr..
Terrys boat to do some fishing and
grabbing. They hooked small
dog shark on one of their lines and
pulled it into the boat. They had
on board some tackle that had been
made especially for big shark fish
ing and more as an experiment
they fastened the small shark on
the hook and tossed the line over
board. It had hardly disappeared
under the water when they felt a
powerful tug on the line and then
began the long battle. At first
they were not aware that they had
hooked such a big fish but when in
its struggles to get free it came to
the surface they were astonished to
see the size of their catch De-
spite their combined efforts they
were unable to pull the shark to
their boat. Five times when it
came to the surface Davis fred
bullets into its body from revolv-
er but these apparently had little
effect on the big FISH Finally they
succeeded ii getting il close
enough II the boat 70 sink into its
body two gaffs which they nd
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QUALIFY
FOR ELECTION
George N.ShOrt, First of First
District, Adds 40 and Henry !.
Webb, End of First, ITO
REGISTRATION is LIGHT

Thursday, the second opportun-
ity given for voters to qualify for
the coming election, and since only
new names and those moving from
district to district are being re-
ceived tthe general registration re-
naming the same), there was little
for registration officers to do.
George N. Short, registrar of the
first of the First Election District,
Smyrna, put on fifty names, ten of
which were transfers. To two sit
tings of the board figures a total
so far of fifty-eight names qualified
In the second of the First election
district, Smyrna, Henry Webb reg
iStrar, who on the first sitting put
on fifteen names, had a squirt on
Thursday when 10 inmates of the
State Welfare Home, Smyrna, ap-
pied and were registered. Some
of them were transfers from New
Caste, Kent and Sussex, due to
their removal from Georgetown
Wyoming, and Farnhurst, the
three abandoned county almshous-
es. Of the 10 registered, Demo
cratic leaders entered a challenge
and took an appeal to court in the
case of about 167 cf them. The
average registration, it was report
ed, in other sections would not &C
over so and most of them were
transfers due to the unusual mum.
Der Of removals during the past
two years. In the First district, OF
Smyrna, there were 45 registered
with more than two-thirds trans.
fers. Over IN Clayton. 40 name:
were registered, including trans.
fers. Clayton too, was light. II
the two districts Of the SeconC
Representative District. including
Leipsic. Little Creek and Dover. the
registrations stood about %, dfvid
ed between transfers with q few
new registrations. In West Dover
II the Fourth RepE5S61IaITVe DIS
trict there were about SO register
ed with a number OF them trans
ferS In the first district OF N.
Fifth Representative District 81
persons registered o. this rumbel
a were transferred II and 2.
transferred out ThrtY-#ven reg
lStere6 III the third election dfstrIc-
OF tina Fifth RepreseuEatIve Dis
uec- II being =EU and Il 1eiuz
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SEE BIG LEAGUE BASEBALL
Smyrna Rotary Club to Take Smyr.
na-CIayton Bows to Philadelphia

Smyrna-Clayton boys, between
the ages of and 16, who are base
ball fans, are going to be given a
real treat by the Smyrna Rotary
Club on Tuesday, August 28th,
when they will be taken on a free
trip to Philadelphia and furnished
admission to Shibe Park to see the
big league baseball contest between
the Philadelphia Athletics and the
Detroit teams. The Rotary will
furnish everything but their meals.
They will have time to get dinner
before they leave. Automobiles OF
bus will leave from in front of the
Town Hall, Main Street, at IL am
Boys who wish to go are asked to
apply to DR.. c. G. Harmonson on
or before Saturday, August 25.
Smyrna times., 1934-08-23
LIGHTNING KILLS 4 HORSES
Bolt Strikes ON Farm of Thomas
Smith Near Sudlersville, Md.

Sudlersville, Md, Aug. %. -
Lightning killed four valuable work
horses on the farm of Thomas
Smith early Thursday night near
Sudlersville, as they stood in a field
near wire fence. The four horses
were regarded as valuable teams
and were insured. Two of the four
were only 3 years cd, one was 4
wears old and the third was 6.
Electrical storms have done con-
siderable damage in all sections Of
the country during the past few
weeks. From every section from
Kent Island to Sandtown, reports
have come with regard to numer-
Gus fires and animal deaths caused
by lightning.
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SMYRNA CLUB
AGAIN BEATEN
Clayton Baseball Club Hands
Out Another white Wash
ing" to Smyrna, Saturday
SCORE OF GAME 3 TO 0

Smyrna Baseball Club played
return engagement with the Clay
ton Baseball team Saturday,
journeying over to Clayton to be
handed another "whitewashing i,
the score being 3 to o. Clayton
team has had the edge on Smyrna
right along because they had been
playing together all season and are
splendidly organized. Smyrna has
only played a few games and de-
spite the efforts of Manager Hus-
ted to pick a good team, they lack
that teamwork that Clayton has
by their season of experience and
winning from the fastest teams of
the state. However, Smyrna is
not discouraged. Manager Hustled
realizes the season is late and
hardly expects to get a team in
practice and properly seasoned in
the comparatively few weeks left
OF the baseball season. But he is
getting the best material available
together and hopes to develop out
of the promising material strong
team to start the season next
spring. In the game Saturday
Whiteoak and Reynolds were the
battery for Smyrna WhiteoaK
and companion who played short
stop, came over from Chesapeake
City. Whiteoak, with Reynolds OF
near Smyrna, made creditable
battery and had they received able
support from their team the score
might have been different. Smyrna
started off well. Up to the sixth
inning neither team had scored
then thru an error on Smyrna s
part Clayton scored a run. This
was followed II the seventh 3y
Clayton scoring two more runs or
Smyrna's errors, the game finally
ending with Clayton 3 runs arC
Smyrna none Vaughn and Palmer
the battery for Clayton, did effec-
tive work and - usual they were
spIend5GIy supported by the good
team work Of CI4ytans players
Yesterday. Wednesday, 5Hyrns
played the wilmington @Colorels
i Smyrna glvirg the visiting team z
write Hzss-1rg % me score II 9 r
O. WHreaak and Scott the oaC
terY for Smyrna pr1vert irvtuclhle
and home team gEVe dne support
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Smyrna times., 1934-08-23
SEVERELY BITTEN BY DOG
Mrs. Bertha Bailey Clifton Attack
ed While Removing Crumbs

Mrs Bertha 3. Clifton. while at
tempting to remove some crumbs
from the floor after feeding Pet
err, the pet dog Of Miss Laura Lee
Corley, was bitten IN the arm last
Monday afternoon The accident
happened at Mrs CIifton,s home
while Mrs CorIey and the dog were
there spending & time with her.
DR. c. G. HarmorSou cauterized
the wound and no serious results
are Anticipated Other than shock
Mrs Clifton Il getting along nicely.
Smyrna times., 1934-08-23
Z HERlEN0
'ssssa' ns-tar. im n
2HnmznrernenS

tlattItFlNC
ans a Asbuy NE.
aasg uuHiHg vii
n sszim of rhe
unasr the direction
lperintenaeut Har-
Altne departments
: O'clock. The morn
- ~ Be he'd at eleven
's VII be special mu-
a'ss chorus choh under
- - 7 Mrs Marion Gov
alsisr Of music. The
~. vi be the Rev. Mel
j., an honor stu
H.. -nerican University
rn Af. Wheatley
ne Rev. Melvin 2
ESfnr
r. u,ss, = Bethesda NJ. z
Alalet0wn, and Is onf
~ young men Of the
r. : public Is tnvitee
-. asrs viii Be no ev.
Inc pastor win y
ss vacation and nave
sss '7i's on Sunday
Smyrna times., 1934-08-23
POLITICS IN RLAChEIRD
Clifford Pryor, Walter Donovan
William Forrner Out For Senate

Blackbird, Aug. % = fepresen-
tative Clifford Pryor, of Blackbird
Hundred, has announced MS candl-
dacy for State Senator from the
Seventh Senatorial District ON the
Democratic ticket. Others spoken
of for the Office are Walter z. Don
oyan and William FORMER, both of
Blackbird. State Senator Edward
Hart. incumbent, is expected to
seek the Representative nomina-
ton to succeed Representative Wi
liam A Scott, IN the Fourteenth
Representative District.
Smyrna times., 1934-08-23
Cheswold Postoffice Robbed Sunday

B. H Emory Store, Cheswold,
which houses Cheswold's Postoffice,
was robbed early Sunday morning
of $500 cash, no stamps. Consid-
erable merchandise was taken. No
clue.