Guard In Cleveland Strike Area Rallies, Unsure of Troop Use
The Committee for Industrial Organization rallys labor across the steel strike zone as Republic Steel secures National Guard aid to reopen four Cleveland plants. Gov. Davey supports troop use after a joint appeal from Cleveland officials. Union locals claim 18 Western Pennsylvania counties are represented by over 10,000 workers with mass meetings in Canton and Youngstown.
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Johnstown
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Steel Workers’ Organizing Committee
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Pennsylvania
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Governor Urges That Reds Be Driven Out
Governor George H. Earle addressed more than 5,000 steelworkers and coal miners at Faiths Grove near Johnstown urging organized labor to stamp out communists in the ranks. He condemned violence in the Cambria strike against Bethlehem Steel and warned against breaking contracts as he praised Pennsylvania unions for honoring agreements.
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Bethlehem Steel Corporation
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Governor Rescued From Fire After Boat Explosion
New Jersey Governor Harold G. Hoffman was rescued today along with others from a 40 foot pleasure boat that was destroyed by an explosion and fire near Asbury Park. The incident involved a number of people and prompted emergency response crews to assist.
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Mussolini Set For Mediterranean Conflict Within Year
Rome reports Premier Mussolini has abandoned hopes of an understanding with Britain and is preparing for possible war in the Mediterranean within a year. Observers note Libya naval command and Pantelleria fortifications as signs of his serious stance while party factions urge a quick clash before Britain rearms.
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Believe U. S. Certain Of British Golf Title
In Carnoustie Scotland on the eve of the 77th British Open bookmakers refused bets on an American entrant after the U S professionals dominated the Ryder Cup. Alf Padgham leads as favorite but bookmakers see the United States as securing the title.
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Loyalist Attack On All Fronts In Spain Front
Spanish Loyalists, confident Germany and Italy will join soon, ordered immediate offensives across fronts. Loyalist air force bombed Nationalist targets from Catalan areas to the Straits of Gibraltar. About 12 000 Asturian miners moved to Santander defenses on the northern Basque front amid expectations of a Mussolini and Hitler fait accompli for Franco.
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Britain Sends Battleship to Halt Race Riot
The United Kingdom rushed its battle cruiser Repulse and a fleet of planes to Haifa as Arab Jewish tensions mount over the Peel Commission plan to divide Palestine into a Zionist state an Arab state and a neutral corridor under British rule. Arab nationalists threaten to launch war on Jewish settlers if the commission’s partition proposal proceeds.
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Italian Defender Favored in Vanderbilt Cup Race
The two day postponement boosts Italy's Tazio Nuvolari to defend the Vanderbilt Cup. Nuvolari showed speed during practice in his red Alfa Romeo reaching 138.1 mph on the straight, and he won a speed duel with English champion Dick Seaman driving a silver Mercedes.
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U.P
Italy
Tazio Nuvolari
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Dick Seaman
Western player wins New York UPI tennis title
Owen Anderson, senior at UCLA, captured the 15th annual eastern intercollegiate grass court tennis singles championship. He defeated Gardnar Mulloy, defending champion from the University of Miami, Fla, in a hard fought final.
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University of California At
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Gardnar Mulloy
University of Miami
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Hit and Run Driver Kills Syracuse Man Otis McCloud
Otis McCloud about 40 died after a hit skip car ran him down on the Syracuse highway near midnight Saturday police said. Deputy Hank Young Columbus officers Prosecuting Attorney Manning Webster and Coroner Henry Ewing investigated. no witnesses. McCloud died en route to medical aid. survived by wife and three children. Funeral arrangements not yet set.
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Otis McCloud
Syracuse
McCloud
Hank Young
Columbus
Otto
Leo Phillips
Sheriff's Office
Manning D. Webster
Henry Ewing
Seven Drown In Boat Spill Off Florida Coast
Mobile news reports that seven people are believed dead after the motor cruiser Babs capsized in the Gulf of Mexico near the East Pass Buoy about 45 miles east of Pensacola Florida. Coast Guard said five bodies were recovered and searchers were still dragging for two more. The 35 foot vessel reportedly carried 15 aboard when overturned.
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Ala
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East Pass Buoy
Pensacola
Fla
Coast Guard
Texas Attorney General Injured in Collision
Official reports say Texas Attorney General William McCraw Mrs McCraw and Horace Guerra Sr a political leader were injured Sunday when their car collided with a truck near McAllen Texas.
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Mcallen
Tex
O.R
William McCraw
Texas
McCraw
Horace Guerra
Maverick Urges Congress to Modernize Committees
U P reported Rep Maury Maverick of Texas urged Congress to form a standing committee on public works and welfare to oversee swelling social legislation. He argued federal action now covers health pensions and unemployment benefits, outgrowing old state responsibility notions amid crowded urban areas like New York City Jersey City and Newark.
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U.P
Maury Maverick
Texas
Congress
Supreme Court
Maverick
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Jersey City
Newark
Sam West to replace injured Walker in All Star game
Sam West veteran St. Louis Browns outfielder is chosen to replace Gerald Walker of Detroit in the upcoming All Star game in Washington Wednesday, as announced today.
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Gerald Walker
Detroit
Washington
First Contact Believed Established With Earhart Fliers Missing
Weak radio signals from south of Howland Island suggested contact with the Earhart Noonan plane. The Itasca and Lexington pressed search efforts toward Howland while Pan American stations noted a faint response southeast of Howland. Weather and vast oceanic isolation cloud the fate of the missing fliers.
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Howland Island
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New Guinea
South Pacific
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U.P
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Coast Guard
Howland
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Pan-American
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Mokapu
Lexington
San Diego
Calif
Naval Operations Bureau
Washington, D. C
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Pan American
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Miss Earhart
Los Angeles
KHAQQ
Paul Mantz
Mantz
Phoenix
Colorado
W. W. Harvey
Olympic Stars Fall as AAU Championships Open
Milwaukee Wis four Olympic titleholders lose in the 50th national AAU meet with Johnny Woodruff of Pittsburgh the lone survivor. A world record falls in pole vault and six other national marks are bettered.
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Milwaukee
Wis
America
Johnny Woodruff
Pittsburgh
Independence Liberty Democracy in 1777 1937
A-focused overview by Prof. A E Wagner on how American democracy formed amid colonial tensions. It traces radical middle class leadership, the Second Continental Congress, and two key actions the Declaration and Washington’s appointment, while noting internal strife between Whigs and Tories and the evolving concept of popular sovereignty.
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America
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England
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Lexington
Valley Forge
Congress
Earhart alive claim surfaces from Wyoming radio report
George Palmer Putnam said a Wyoming amateur reported hearing a message believed from Amelia Earhart stating she was alive on a reef near the equator. The report, sent to Putnam in the Bay Area via the Bureau of Air Commerce, noted interference and could not confirm exact location.
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U.P
George Palmer Putnam
Amelia Earhart
South Seas
Wyoming
Putnam
Amelia
San Francisco Bay Area
Rock Springs
Wyo
America
Miss Earhart
Equator
Ward
Bureau of Air Commerce
E. H. Dimity
Coast Guard
Parisians riot after racetrack ruling change
In Paris at Saint Cloud race course nearly a dozen people were hospitalized after a riot erupted when officials reversed the winner of the sixth race. The initial winner Grande Beaute was overturned to Valambrosa amid bettors protests. Ticket boxes were seized and stands burned during the clash.
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U.P
Saint Cloud Race Course
Robert Lazard
A. G. Zafiropulos
Coonville Farmer, Last Of Family, Dies Sunday
Nelsonville staff report Leroy Lewis aged 75 died Sunday at his Coonville home where he was born and lived his life He was the last immediate family member survived by nieces and nephews Funeral services set for Tuesday at 2 pm at the home with burial in Morris Cemetery
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Leroy Lewis
Coonville
Moreris
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