Lewis Ready For War or Peace Move
John L. Lewis, backed by one million workers, declares readiness for a hard fight if steel owners push not for peace. He orders a broad organizing drive in the steel industry while inviting a CIO approach to settle labor issues under modern collective bargaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Sulzberger
Washington
U.P
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Council of War
Lewis
CIO
American Iron & Steel Institute
United Rubber Workers of America
United Automobile Workers of America
Green
A. F. of L. Executive Council
Department of Labor
Secretary of Labor
Frances Perkins
Landon Drafts Topeka Speech
Estes Park Colorado reports Gov Alf Landon intensifies campaign work planning his acceptance speech for July 23 in Topeka Kansas. He cuts his vacation short and travels to Greeley Denver and Kansas City before opening a state legislative session to prepare the campaign message.
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Estes Park
Colo
U.R
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Topeka
Kans
Landon
Colorado
Greeley
Denver
Kansas City
Former State Representative Killed In Hit-and-Run
Benjamin Vanda ment, 81, a former state representative, was struck and killed early today by a hit-and-run motorist in Batavia. Police search for the driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Benjamin Vandament
Diary May Lead Police to Slayer of Chicago Woman
Police pursue leads from the intimate diary of Audrye Vallette Schroeder known as Annabelle Blake a Chicago socialite found murdered in her apartment. The diary mentions Edward Freed a night club manager and suggests Mrs Freed may be involved. Police traced the killer’s escape car license to Freed and note many prominent names appear in letters in her apartment.
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Diary
Chicago
Annabelle Blake
North Side
Eddie
Miss Blake
Edward Freed
Ruth
Freed
Audrye Vallette Schroeder
E. Perry Vallette
Illinois Steel Company
Gary
Ind
Col
Henry Vallette
Wheaton
Colonel Vallette
Elbert H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Stores Open Tonight in Athens Before Fourth Holiday
Athens retailers stay open until 9 PM tonight and will close all day Saturday in observance of the Fourth of July.
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Athens
Snake-Slayer's Plans Revealed in Rattlesnake Murder Trial
In Los Angeles the state presses its case against Robert S. James the barbershop Romeo as Madge Reed testifies he offered marriage a week after the seventh wife Mary Busch James was found dead in a fish pond. Reed recounts an offered $1,000 to claim he spent Aug. 4 with her while James and aide Charles Hope allegedly gagged the wife and used a rattlesnake.
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Los Angeles
U.P
Robert S. James
Romeo
Madge Reed
Miss Reed
Mary Busch James
James
Charles Hope
GOP Leader Slams Democratic Platform at Chicago Speech
Republican National Committee chairman John D. M. Hamilton told Illinois Republicans that taxpayers were absent from the Democratic platform and accused the party of overlooking small business while favoring big corporations. He urged support for Gov. Alfred M. Landon and criticized Roosevelt policies as self serving.
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Chicago
John D. M. Hamilton
Republican National Committee
Hamilton
Alfred M. Landon
Kansas
Illinois Republican Finance Committee
Roosevelt
President To Speak in Two Virginia Cities
President Roosevelt plans a Virginia trip including a stop at Great Meadows for Shenandoah National Park ceremonies A Independence Day address at Monticello and a motor trip to Richmond before a Potomac cruise ending at the Washington Navy Yard He lauded the Civilian Conservation Corps for reducing waste and preserving natural resources and values
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Washington
U.P
Roosevelt
Potomac
Virginia
James River
Big Meadows
Skyline Drive
Shenandoah National Park
Monticelo
Thomas Jefferson
Richmond
Washington Navy Yard
Great Meadows
Civilian Conservation Corps
CCC
Miner Dies From Injuries After Shaft Collapse
Enoch Kulinski Jr., 35, a bootleg coal miner, was buried 20 hours in a collapsed shaft near Shamokin Pennsylvania. He died Thursday night from a broken back and internal injuries after 24 rescuers pulled him from the debris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamokin
U.P
Enoch Kulinski, Jr
Shamokin State Hospital
Perry Retains Wimbledon Tennis Crown
Frederick J. Perry defeated Baron Gottfried Von Cramm 6 1 6 1 6 0 to win the all England singles championship. The win marks Perry as the first to win the title three consecutive times since Anthony Wilding in 1910 1911 1912, before a 25 000 fan crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimbledon
Eng
U.P
Frederick J. Perry
Baron Gottfried von Cramm
Germany
Perry
Anthony Wilding
Second Siamese Twin Dies After Abandoned Operation
MEDFORD Mass U P The second Siamese twin Mary died at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after surgeons abandoned plans to sever her from her sister Carina who died 37 hours earlier The mother Mrs Diego Fiorenza of Everett said the child failed to respond to treatments The twins were joined at the back of the head and baptized Mary and Carina Surgeons had planned to delay the operation while Mary gained strength The Fiorenzas have two other children Carl 3 and Anna 2 both healthy
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Ond
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
John B. Vernaglia
Vernaglia
Mary
Carina
Diego
Dick) Fiorenza
Everett
Janus
Renza Tenement
Med
Ford
Fiorenzas
Carl
Anna
Three Attempts At Death Fail In Chicago
John McNulty attempted self harm three times in Chicago slipping from a steam roller a trailer and a railroad abutment. A passing bystander and Policeman M A Stark intervened preventing harm and McNulty was booked on a charge of attempted juice claiming a cosmic urge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.P
John McNulty
McNulty
M. A. Stark
Court Probes Jap Officer's Bank Account
Federal court traced bank funds linked to Toshio Miyazaki and Harry Thomas Thompson in an espionage case. Evidence included a Miyazaki letter from Stanford University dated November 26, 1934 and addressed to Thompson at San Pedro Navy base. Miyazaki, a Japanese Navy lieutenant commander, was believed in Tokio after departing the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
U.P
Imperial Japanese Navy
Harry Thomas Thompson
United States Navy
B. Hirano
Yokohama Specie Bank
San Francisco
Toshio Miyazaki
Irvings Trust Company
New York
Miyazaki
Thompson
Tokio
United States
Baltimore
Seaman
Stanford University
San Pedro
Calif
Federal Agents Smash Huge Narcotic Ring in Cleveland
Federal agents say they crippled a major Northeastern Ohio narcotics operation after arresting ringleader Sidney Weiss 40 and accomplices Harry Joseph 45 and Joseph Russo 23. Weiss’ car confrontation halted pursuit. Found at Weiss’s apartment were eight rolls of cash totaling 1000 and narcotics. other records showed deposits of 7800 and 19 dollars in marked heroin payments over three months.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Sidney Weiss
Harry Joseph
Joseph Russo
Weiss
Curious Indian Steals Railroad Locomotive
Sheriff searched Nahma Michigan for a missing narrow gauge locomotive reported by Bay De Noquette Lumber Co. Francis Feather a 33 year old Indian seized the throttle out of curiosity and fled with the engine but it was recovered near the track’s end.
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Escanaba
Mich
U P
William Miron
Nahma
Bay de Noquette
Attempt To Settle Balm Suit Against Helen Hayes Fails
In Chicago AP report Carol Frink’s alienation of affections suit against Helen Hayes collapses as a settlement attempt fails. Hayes, present in court with Charles MacArthur’s letters cited in the case, listens as Frink testifies while MacArthur’s early love letters are referenced in the strained proceedings.
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Charles MacArthur
Chicago
Carol Frink
Helen Hayes
Miss Frink
MacArthur
Miss Hayes
Queen Victoria
Broadway
Carol
Columbus Auto Crash Kills 73-Year-Old Driver
William H. Adams 73 of Harlem Ohio was killed when his car collided with another driven by Allen Lauderdick 20 of Hillsboro half a mile northeast of Columbus. Amy Adams 68, his wife, was injured in the crash on Thursday.
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Columbus
A.P
William H. Adams
Harlem
Amy
Allen Lauderdick
Hillsboro
Czech journalist shoots self at League of Nations meeting
Stefan Lux, 48, a Czech journalist photographer, shot himself in the Geneva assembly hall as delegates began burying the Italo Ethiopian dispute. He cried Avenol's name and died of a chest wound. Letters to Edward VIII Eden Guardian and Avenol found on him.
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Geneva
U.P
League of Nations
Stefan Lux
Lux
Edward VIII
Anthony Eden
Manchester
Eng
Guardian
Joseph A. C. Avenol
League
Avenol
Danzig
Germany
California sues to seize 53 fighting roosters
The State of California filed suit against 53 fighting roosters seized in raids to gain title to the birds. If no claimant emerges, the birds will be killed.
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Los Angeles
U.P
California
Ohio Republicans Emphasize Concrete 1936 Platform
Ohio Republican leaders praised the new state platform as clear and specific, drafted by Attorney General John W. Bricker and allied aides. Bricker used a convention tactic to challenge Democratic ranks, citing a past Davey quote about Governor Davey and remarks on Charles Sawyer.
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Columbus
U.P
Ohio
John W. Bricker
Bricker
Martin L. Davey
Congress
Governor Donafey
Europe
Democratic Party
Davey
Charles Sawyer
New Democratic National
Democratic Party of
Drought and Insect Plague Tighten Wheat Market Strain
Drought and insect plagues cut spring wheat yields in the Northwest. Prices surge as 80,000 to 100,000 farm families face relief. Henry A. Wallace outlines relief channels via WPA Resettlement and Agriculture Department programs to aid cattle raisers and farmers.
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Chicago
Ohio
Missouri River
Canada
Winnipeg
United States
Henry A. Wallace
Secretary of Agriculture
WPA
Resettlement Administration
Agriculture Department
Federal Surplus Commodity Corporation
Mrs Zioncheck Awaits Husband in Seattle
Mrs Rubye Lou Zioncheck wife of Rep Marion A Zioncheck arrives in Seattle alone after his arrest and stay under observation and a warrant for her arrest was sworn by Zioncheck’s former landlady Mrs Benjamin B Young Seattle authorities note her arrival following his incarceration and ongoing case developments
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Seattle-U,p
Rubye Louise Zioncheck
Marion A. Zioncheck
Washington
Zioncheck
Benjamin 8. Young
Seattle
Walter Cooks, Walters Empl Cleveland Staffing
Unclear OCR fragment notes Walter or Walter as employed in Cleveland. Mentions Thomas Len of the Cleveland Fiber company and a 1928 time reference. Details are fragmentary and unspecific.
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Walters
Cleveland
U.P
Thomas Len
Cleveland Fiber
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Henry H. Rogers, Jr
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Southampton
Snake - Slayer
Tify
GOP
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Jefferson
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