Republic Rep Calls Murray a Liar in Senate Clash
In Washington on June 24 Associated Press report says Tom Gridler of Republic Steel called Phillip Murray a liar and accused Senator Guffey of not knowing the facts amid steel strike talk. Gridler framed the dispute as the right of American citizens to work free from molestation and denied a request to resign over information given to the company.
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Murray
Guffey
Washington
Tom Gridler
The
Republic Steel
Senate
Phillip Murray
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
State-Owned Live Stock Considered In a Bill Today
Senate passes bill to dispose of jacks and stallions bought with race betting proceeds. Legislature moves to keep animals under state control with the agriculture commissioner locating them. House bill would assign animals to counties. Debate on 27 month notice before taking a bar remains unresolved.
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Asacisted
Austin
Senate
Martial Law in Johnstown Lifted in New Era
Governor George Earle lifted martial law in Johnstown effective at 7:00 AM tomorrow signaling the strike emergency has passed. Authorities indicated the unrest may ease as reorganizing efforts begin and cities begin reopening.
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Johnstown
Harrisburg
George Earle
Heaid Ae
Mls
Oil Allowable for Texas Set at One and Third Million
The Texas Railroad Commission issued a proration order fixing the July 1 crude oil allowable at 1,385,476 barrels. This action sets production limits to manage supply for the state’s oil industry.
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Texas
Associated Prep Amstin
The
Railroad Commission
Father Jailed for Chaining Daughter in Chicken Coop
In San Antonio Texas Juiat 23 Joih Martinez was jailed sixty days after a County Court at Law conviction for aggravated abuse of his daughter Maggie 12 who testified she was chained in a chicken coop and kept in a harness room to prevent quarrels with other children The case references unusual abuse and a historical aside about the trout fly in fishing.
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San Antonio
Texas
Juiat
Maggie
Jeho Martinez
Martinez
German Italian Warships Patrol Initiated Without Orders
German and Italian warships patrolled off Opaino on their own initiative early today. Commanders issued the signal Achtung as the patrol began, raising fears of an unapproved naval operation and potential escalation.
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Opaino
I Tdise
Farmer’s cow shot sparks sharp question of charge
Fragmentary OCR hints at a farmer questioning the charge for a cow he shot. The text mentions a Wednesday event and a quotation about pricing a cow, with unclear names or places. Further readable details are unavailable.
Important Meeting Of Farmers In City Wednesday
A large gathering of Texas farmers met Wednesday afternoon to discuss challenged farm conditions. Leaders including Barse, Cheyvo, Newberry, and Petron spoke on impending regulation and ways to strengthen the agricultural sector through the state organization. The group aims to improve farm credit, rural economy, and cooperative efforts.
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Texas Agricultural Asociation
Barse
Hleorre
Cheyvo
Pe We
Ee) Assaetatfion Amd
Bf Furtas
Nebitit
M. Johr
Palinore
Chua
Tate
Farnin County Agricultural Actrodiation
Orchardists Replant After Widespread Logging Decline
A damaged notice notes actions by growers after large timber cuts left many orchards unable to produce. It mentions replanting efforts and a plan to restore yields, with references to dates, figures, and unspecified local officials. The article discusses revived activity and yields in the face of past losses.
Fort Worth speakers discuss appeal of big show at city event
At a Wednesday Fort Worth Rotary meeting Dr Don aldson introduced Pend the performer as the main attraction for a charity show. Bert and Munte Sands shared piano and guitar roles while pupils of Mrs Belie Gener assisted with the program. Weather and crowd notes followed as a general update.
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Laurin Donaldzon
Neto Beard
Bert
Munte Sands
Belie Gener
Tilahed Enterlainourut
Donaldson
Chatman
Pend
Gaber Oat
Jelep
Baby Rabbits Graduate From Campus Wome Clarion Pa
Fragmentary text describes baby rabbits on a college campus near Clarion, with a mother rabbit building a nest in a dormitory area and a gardener involved. The readable portion mentions a commencement context and adopted litter.
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Baby Rabbits
Wome
Colored Champion Fighter May Fight German Contender
A boxing promoter plans a bout to crown a champion by matching the Negro title holder against a German challenger. The article notes contract details and offers, with emphasis on exclusive rights and future championship possibilities. Also covered is a separate accident report: George Passle survived being struck by a train, suffering only an arm injury after being caught between rails.
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Mike Jacobse
Bote
Tate
Tex Ri Nord
Yen
Joe Lauls
Champoa
James Jo Brau
Jacops
A. Ahse
Jas Nigist
Johmnotown
George Pasle
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Cara
Puessier
Three Pittsburgh Papers Shut Down Because of Strike
Pittsburgh papers Sun Telegraph Press Union and Bee press room workers went on strike over a wage contract, forcing temporary shutdowns. Pickets gathered at the plant as the walkout began, with the union seeking new terms before next January 7, 1938.
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Pitisburgh. P
Affiitatea
Chorge Ho
Maatl
West Virginia S features guest day event and program notes
A damaged weather and community notices item lists a Monday guest day on June 28 with an afternoon program at a church and local participants from Wo ? £& First Method. It mentions out of town attendees and various names, plus a weather segment noting temperatures and a Texas Panhandle forecast.
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Church Mordas
der Joong
Ma Kat Bower
Cot Bower
Joos
Mrs Bowell
J & Nevill
C. Nete
Five convicts recaptured after Eastham escape in Texas
Seven of nineteen inmates fled the Eastham prison farm in Huntsville. Five were recaptured yesterday and two more nabbed after a chase. W C Gresham, a Fort Bend killer, was captured near the prison. Crockett youths Woodward and Smith identified the stolen Hecht truck and pursued the convicts to force them off the road near Crockett.
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Huntsville
Eastham
W. C. Gresham
Fort Bend County
Crockett
J 1D Woodward Jr
A. B. Smith
James Henry Mitchell
Hopewell School
Broadfoot’s Candi Dates Relief Bill Is Killed in House
The Texas House on Wednesday voted 21 to 8 to kill a candidates relief bill proposed by Dallas Blankenship and A. Broadfoot. The measure would have banned contributions to organizations and purchases at auctions by candidates for precinct, county, and district offices, but it carried no penalties. The House recessed after the vote, ending the effort to curb political contributions to charities and other groups.
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Austin
House
Buw
Dallas Blankenship
A &. Broadfoot
Tax dodge talk ties names to business leaders
Treasury officials list two score business and financial figures in a congressional inquiry into tax evasion. Names include Andrew Mellon, Pierre Du Pont, John Raskob, Thomas Lamont, Aldrew Slosa Jr., and Ethel Du Pont. Internal Revenue Commissioner Helvering describes holding companies as a device to reduce taxes.
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Associated Press
Treasury
Congressional Inquiry
Andrew W Melon
Pierre DuPont
John Raskob
Thomas Lamont
Aldrew Slosa
Mra
Ethel DuPont
Chio Helvering
Internal Revenue Commissioner
Gtuc Bd
CIO closes five plants amid halted sympathy strike plans
In Warren and Niles Ohio five manufacturers Brainard Steel American Welding and Manufacturing Niles Steel Products Van Houffel Tube Ohio Corrugating were shut after the CIO notified unions to abandon a general sympathy strike. At Cleveland federal mediators pressed steel executives as negotiations continued.
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Associated Press
Warhin
Ohio
Warren
Niles
CIO
Brainard Steel
American Welding and Manufacturing Company
Niles Steel Products
van Houffel Tube
Ohio Corrugating Company
Cleveland
Dallas Man Killed in Lake Dallas Road Crash
Lemuel J. Cheek 45, chief machinist at radio station WEFPA, was killed when his car overturned near Lake Dallas while en route to a fishing party with his wife Alberta and son Lloyd. Alberta Cheek suffered serious injuries. Lloyd, 20, was concussed but not seriously hurt. A neighbor, Fvered Myers, 17, escaped with a broken arm. Police say excessive speed through a sharp curve caused the crash near Lake Panitt.
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Cheek
Lovedale
Work Progressing Nicely On Water Tower at Windom
Special to Favorite Windom June 23 The Chicano Bridge and Iron Co have been here for several days building the tower for our water works They are fine workmen making good headway at this time The construction of this tower and tank is interesting to see the skill of workers at great heights with much composure
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The
Chicano Bridge and Iron Co
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