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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1937

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Air battles near Bilbao claim Basque and insurgent planes

On June 5 heavy air clashes occurred near Bilbao as Basque and insurgent forces traded blows. Insurgent claims include five Basque planes shot down, while Bilbao reports three insurgent aircraft destroyed. Reports also mention mutiny rumors after General Mola’s death, with no confirmation.

Bilbao Conyricht Universal Service Emilia Mois Francisco Franco Dng Mola Drivnesca Piaeré Paschst

Witness Recalls Threats From Gangsters In Court

New York reports reveal racketeering threats including ears and tongue removal as witnesses name James Plumeri John Dioguardi and Walshin in 1953 cases. Defense questions and altered testimony by Charles King add tension as jurors hear details from the trial.

New, York James Plumeri John Dioguardi Back Walshin Stenry Kiduber Defense Counsel Walshin King

Late Summer Session Seen

Washington reports House chiefs and President Roosevelt expect Congress to stay in session until late summer. Speaker Bankhead and Leader Rayburn said the president wants action on reforms to the supreme court agencies wage and hour standards water and soil conservation farm tenancy housing tax loopholes and nuisance taxes. They foresee possible adjournment by end of August with continued work into Labor Day and two more major legislation packages likely this session.

Washington House Roosevett Congress Bankhead Rayburn Supreme Court Roosevelt Alabama Senate Robinson White Horses White House Doughton Rep. Vinson D., Ky Ways and Means Committee Page & Fart I

Filibuster Foes Threaten Court Bill Move

Senate opponents vow to filibuster any compromise increasing the Supreme Court size. Senator Borah accuses plans of bringing political control to the courts, urging removal of political influence rather than expansion. Administration negotiators explore options, including adding two or three judges or delaying action.

Washington Senate Roosevelt Court Supreme Court McCarron Burke D. Neh High Court Sen Borah Idaho Acheme

Rockefeller Jr. Will Leaves Estate To Charity And Kin

The probate filing in White Plains shows John D Rockefeller Jr. left a relatively small estate, about 25 million to 30 million dollars, with Margaret Strong de Cuevas and the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research named as principal beneficiaries. Much of his fortune was already distributed to charities and family, with public statements noting a very liquid, substantial wealth prior to his May death at Ormond Beach Florida.

White Plains John D. Rockefeller, Jr Margaret Strong de Cuevas Rockefeller Institute For Medical Researhh Rockefeller Standard Oil Trust Ormond Beach Fla

Lindbergh Foresees Rocket Travel Between Continents

Worcester dispatch reports Col. Charles A. Lindbergh endorsing Professor Robert H. Goddard’s rocket work and predicting super speed transport between America and Europe by rocket. He envisions space travel and interstellar communication, noting rockets’ independence from atmospheric limits and their potential for rapid global movement.

Worcester Mass Charles A. Lindbergh America Europe

The Rocket and The Airplane Promise Freedom From Earth

The article compares the rocket to Langley era airpower and notes the rocket’s potential impact on science commerce and war. It stresses the uncertain future, limited only by imagination, and argues the rocket may grant freedom from the air unlike the airplane which freed humans from the earth.

Duke Langley

Priests Battle Nazis Readied In Germany

Berlin reports Catholic church leaders issue a pulpit statement for priests to read to rebut Goebbels claim of widespread priestly immorality. He cites 25 035 priests with only 8 charged, while church officials prepare to address the faithful amid public interest.

Berlin Rges Church Feaders Paul Joseph Goebbels Germany

Efficiency in Giving John D's Aim Chapter XII

The text argues generosity defines true giving through community aid during crisis. It contrasts monetary gifts with service, noting the spirit matters more than proportion, and urges teaching children to donate earned money while adding practical study to improve conditions for longer impact. The piece highlights wealth serving future generations.

Flashes of Life In These U. S. Flashes of Life In These U. S.

Neighbors may explain: Misa Alyce Kalina reported thieves took a trombone valued at 75 dollars from her home and left a xylophone in its place. OsHkosh fishermen Harry Kitchel and Robert Cramer, a 1 year old, jumped into Lake Winnebago after a 12 12 pound catch leaped into their towboat, then retrieved their catch and returned to shore.

Lincoln Neb Misa Alyce Kalina Oshkosh Wit Whopper Harry Kitchel Robert Cramer Lake Winnebago

Union Calls Rally Near Ford Plant in Detroit

The United Automobile Workers massed members for a rally near Ford Motor in Detroit amid claims of an independent Ford Brotherhood of America with 7000 members signed in two days. Founder Byrd W. Scott, a 20 year Ford machinist, denied company backing and said the group aims to form an independent labor body. Ford personnel director Harry H. Bennett said he will investigate. The brotherhood plans more activity at Ford plants nationwide and says dues are not charged while an annual assessment may reach one dollar per member. A UAW protest rally was held at Sabuy Creek Park to oppose coercion and handbill distribution at plant gates.

Detroit API United Automobile Workers Ford Motor Company Ford Ford Brotherhood of America, Inc Byrd W. Scott Ford Company UA. W. A. Jerders Brotherhood Wan 8 Scott Harry H. Bennett Brotherhood Sostt Saby Creek Park

Bus Franchise Approved by Charleston Transit Company

The Charleston Transit company formally accepted the franchise approved by the city council. Arthur M. Hill, president, delivered acceptance to Mayor Dawson. The franchise becomes effective immediately and requires applying for a state permit within six months to establish nine bus lines once convenience certificates are obtained. A tax incentive was added to encourage removal of street cars, with a half cent per mile tax after six years if cars are removed and one cent per mile if not.

Charleston Transit Company Pua Arthur M. Hill Dawson Howard R. Klosdermyer State Road Commission Public Service Commission State Road Commissioner

Blood to Flow In Ohio City Says Murray

In Youngstown Republic Steel fought two courts to free its Warren and Niles plants from strikers as SWOC warned pickets will not permit lines to be broken. Murray said sinister events loom. police cleared pickets near Youngstown Sheet and Tube plant after a food car ruse. Strike actions aimed to cut supply, with two Minnesota Michigan mines called out.

Associated Press Youngstown Republic Steel Corporation Steel Workers Organizing Committee SWOC Philip Murray Republic Warren Niles Chicago Edward J. Kelly Youngstown Sheet and Tube, Company San & Car Halph E. Elser Kiser Jatin Mayo Marc Sin L. Davey Ohio Fis Minnesota Michigan Marylang

Mayor orders evacuation of Republic Steel plant

Chicago May 5. Mayor Edward J. Kelly orders evacuation of the strike bound Republic Steel plant in South Chicago under a health ordinance. Non striking workers totaling about 1,000 are warned to leave over the weekend or face police action. The move follows rioting earlier in the week and comes during John L. Lewis drive to secure a CIO contract with three major independents. About 60,000 idle workers across seven states.

Chicago Edward J. Kelly Republic’ Steel Company Committee For Industrial Organization Esse Kelly Robert Haight Joseph, Connolly Health Department James J. Hyland Republic John L. Lewis Youngstown Sheet and Tube Ifiland

Plane crash near Allegheny airport injures none

Fifteen people escaped unharmed when a Transcontinental and Western Air plane from New York to Pittsburgh crashed on landing at Allegheny County Airport. A wing struck a speaker’s stand as the tail wheel collapsed. All passengers were shaken but uninjured and transferred to another flight.

Pittsburgh Allegheny County New York Pittisburgh Soether

New Marriage License Law Goes Into Effect Friday

West Virginia enacts a three day waiting period for marriage licenses, aimed at curbing hasty unions. On Friday the new rule requires a written application filed with the county clerk and three full days before issuance. The change targets Wellsburg and Gretna Green style quick marriages, shaping end of the old system.

Httle Marrige Ester Med Gretna Green West Virginia Wellsburg

Mail Tampering At Plants Charged

CLEVELAND June 4 Chairman Tom M Girdler of Republic Steel protested a statement by acting postmaster general J M Donaldson that normal mail service is continued at Warren and Niles plants The company says postal officials refused to accept parcels for mailing to workers at the strike plants and in one case a package was opened for examination by CIO representatives Girdler replied promptly upon receipt of Donaldson telegram confirming continued mail service at the two cities The dispute centers on alleged interference with mail for striking workers and a package opening incident at the Warren plant

Cleveland Tom M. Girdler Republic Steel Corporation J. M. Donaldson Girdler Prampliy Post - Office Department Prampuly Donaldson Warren and Niles

Three Judges of Hell Active After Layoff Bomb Mail Returns

In Nantes a mysterious trio labeled the Three Judges of Hell resumes bomb mailings after a layoff. A postal clerk found a thick envelope marked from Minos and Psque and Basde mante, and alerted police as it failed to load. Police attempted to open it, targeting a Farewellers’ address in a nearby village while Paris reports repeat bomb detonations.

Hell Nantes Hel Minos Psque Basdemante Paris

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Desques Tre Bilbio Galdacano Ousent Eccenmnent Racketeera Col Y Sen. McCarron John D Lindbergh H. G. Wells Arr Robert H. Goddard Clark University London Wale Lace W. Atwood Mts Sperda Rocketa Col Fioncer Alxo John D. Rockefeller, Sr U. S Morse Ohio City Murray Union Chieftain Purolo CIO
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