Anti-Strike Sentiment Among Steel Workers Overwhelming
Pittsburgh dispatch reports in June that large steel operators announce elections on a proposed nationwide walkout. Readings show overwhelming anti strike sentiment among workers, with about 120 000 ballots cast over two weeks as operators push for representatives to negotiate. Amalgamated president Tighe calls balloting biased toward operators while noting many workers are against strikes.
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Pittsburgh
Iientaver
Mort
Tighe
Amalmated
Austrian minister and officials narrowly escape attack
Vienna reports a bomb scare and a near-miss on a train carrying minister of public security Emil Fey. Prince Ernst von Starhemberg and Chancellor Engelbert Dollfuss also survived a separate office bombing with one injured. The incident prompted police to flag down the train en route to Budapest.
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Vienna
Austria
Government Tv
Emil Fey
Fey
Ernst von 7Sterhemberg
Engelbert Gollfuss
Budapest
Hatchet Slayer Pleads Insanity
LOS ANGELES June 12 4 Louis BR Payne 31 pleaded not guilty and not guilty by reason of insanity today when arraigned in superior court on charges of murdering his mother and 14 year old brother with an axe May 80 That was not for July 46 The youth's father Suelus Payne former Bt Louis Utilities executive was with his son when his attorney entered the pleas The defendant did not seem to do it The court appointed Drs P J Orbison Gustave Boehm and Edward Wayte as a panel of three alienists to examine the youth before the trial These psychiatrists are in addition to those named recently by the district attorney Defense attorney said they also would engage alienists
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Los Angeles
Louis BR. Payne
Superio
Suelus Payne
Bt. Louis Utilities
Drs. P. J. Orbison
Gustave Boehm
Edward ‘Wayte
Attorneve
Gazette to Hold Fight Party at Madison Square Garden Bowl
The Gazette prepares a free fight party for Primo Camera and Max Baer as they meet in a 15 round world title bout. A 3000 fan-capacity loud speaker setup will relay the Slow by blow account via Associates Prost wires. The entrance is scheduled around 8:30 with party access on The Gazette’s three acres.
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Gazette
Three Acres
Primo Camera
Italy
Max Baer
California
Madison Square Garden
Bowl
Long Island
Associates Prost
Tugwell Nomination Cleared by Senate Agriculture Panel
The Senate agriculture committee approved Rexford Tugwell as undersecretary of agriculture by a 16 to 2 vote. The nomination now goes to the full Senate. Democratic Leader Robinson plans to bring it up tomorrow. The panel met behind closed doors with little discussion after yesterday’s heated questioning.
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Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
Rexford G. Tugwell
Senate
Robinson
Arkansas
Tugwell Yesterdi
Agriculture Committee
White House
Congress
Physicians Warn Against Changes in Modern Medical Practice
Cleveland June 12 A M A delegates warn against rapid shifts in medical practice after a three hour closed doors session. The body issued ten guiding principles and asserted current standards exceed those of other nations. They urged the federal radio commission to stop medical advertising and criticized moves to control medical practice by the American College of Surgeons board. A resolution also protested preferential hospital care for cabinet officers and lawmakers and their families.
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Cleveland
American Medical Association
Tne
Uation
Bedford Bank
Federal Radio Commission
Board of Regenta of the American Collage of Surgeons
Tinkering Code Provokes Johnson Fire Code Charge
Washington dispatch says the Darrow review board likened NRA methods to military encampment and Johnson called the description ridiculous. The second report asserts NRA codes foster monopoly and tie to undisclosed agency changes in trade pacts, urging protest against surreptitious code alterations and warning of autocratic power benefiting large firms. Page 2.
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Washington
Darrow Review Board
NRA
Hugh
Johnson
White House
Gyster
New Darrow Board
Gays Johnson
Duce to Meet Hitler on Plan for Europe Cooperation
Rome the Premier Mussolini prepared outlines for bringing Germany back into the League of Nations and closer German Italian cooperation. He will meet Chancellor Hitler Thursday to discuss the plan and effort to check France’s alliance system. The work is being done at Mussolini's summer home at Rocca Della.
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Rome
Germany
League of Nationa
Mussolini
Hitler
Tr Duce
Mussolni
Rooca Dells
12 Year Old Boy Drowns in Elk River Near Charleston
James Cornell, 12, son of Let Cornell, drowned while on a raft with friends near Wirgittts Street bridge in Elk River. Fire fighters recovered the body after an hour-long search. he was found in six feet of water. He is survived by his father, two brothers, and two sisters.
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James Cornell
Let Cornell
Virginia Street
Elk River
Wirgittts Street
Central Station
Ind
Bartlett Futters
Charleston
George Cornell
Charlestom
Hay Cornell
Bluefield
Sletere
Mia
Elizabeth Kinder
May Cornell
Flat Chesters Are He Men Says Minneapolis Doctor
Dr Weleman of Minneapolis told the American medical association that flat chests are healthier than the rounded chest. He cited studies of 18,556 Minneapolis students aged five to eighteen, noting 60 percent of chest flattening occurs by age six and that early chest shape relates to potential tubercular issues. He argued pediatricians should correct misperceptions and identify problems early.
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Chesters
Minneapolis
Cleveland
A. Welsman
American Medical Desociation
Wela- Man
Aaid
Weleman
Neely Bittner Kump to Speak At NRA Program Holiday Proclaimed
United States Senator M M Neely Gov H G Kump and Van A Bittner president of district No 17 Walled Mine Workers of America are set to take prominent roles in the NRA program for NEAs and West Virginia anniversaries. The event at Laidley Field starts 1 30 PM with Governor Kump giving the welcome and Mr Bittner and Senator Neely delivering responses on behalf of the labor movement and the Roosevelt administration.
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United States
M. M. Neely
H. G. Kump
van A. Bitttner
Districs No
Ametize
NEA
West Virginia
George L. Coyle
Kump
Bittner
Organized Labor
Neely
Roosevelt
Nations Administration
Witcher McCullough
NRA
National Recovery Administration
Laidley Field
Coylesee
Garvin Announces For State Senate
Clarksburg June 12. State Benster Ray W Garvin of Clarksburg Democrat tonight announced himself a candidate for the nomination to the state senate from the 12th district comprising Harrison Doddridge and Lewis counties Byron B Randolph Clarksburg attorney and member of the house of delegates and John B Stump also of Clarksburg Democratic aspirant for the post John Southern former judge Harrison county criminal court Pease Zurn to Page 2
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Clarksburg
Ray W. Garvin
Ciacksburg
Harrison
Doddridge
Lewis
Byron B. Randolph
Sormiey
House of Delegates
John
Stump
Strar
Ney Alsa
John ©. Southern
Harrison County
World News At a Glance summary from AP dispatches
United States signals credit concerns to Britain and entertains readjustment proposals while President Slone seeks tariff powers to fix import rates and negotiate trade deals. Tugwell nomination to under secretary of agriculture advances in Senate. Mussolini weighs closer Italian German cooperation and a move to reintegrate Germany into the League. Bombers dynamite a track front of a train carrying a minister in Prague. Honduras storms threaten thousands killed. Shanghai search for a missing Japanese vice consul intensifies amid tensions with China.
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Ronme—Mussolini
Fltler
Germany
Vienna
Spt Fey
Probes Begin To Lift Crash Of Airplane
An air crash killing seven aboard American Airlines aircraft prompts a three fold inquiry. Authorities examine a secret explosive formula and chemicals found in a passenger’s luggage while coroners review medical artifacts and a Buffalo chemist keeps a handbag of specimens for the inquest. Stormy weather and terrain near Mongaup Mountain factor into investigators’ theories about the crash.
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Liberty, N
American Airlines
Sullivan County
Emist
Alatriet
Victor G. Bourke
Mongaup Mountain
Livingston Manor
Herr Think Holbrook
Clyde Holbrook
Tomm
Dillinger chase roils Midwest as police hunt suspect
Chicago reports a broader hunt for John Dillinger moving solo toward Red Wing Minnesota. Agents sheriffs and police scoured Wisconsin and Minnesota in armored units after Mrs Carl Nordell of Chicago said her husband resembled the Indiana outlaw and may have altered a stolen car. Federal agents questioned her and joined the search spanning Baraboo Madison and Baraboo regions with H H Clegg and local authorities.
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Chicago
Department of Startion
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Madison
Wis
Baratoo
Red Wing
Dillinger
Indiana
Mra. Mordell
Delton
Dells
Baraboo
Done
Bank
United States
Jean Crompton
Moll
Tommy Carrol
Prom St
Court Approves Refunding Bond Indebtedness Rulings
The supreme court ruled that governmental subdivisions may refund existing bonded debt without creating new indebtedness and that debt service for the refunding bonds may be levied like the original bonds. In a separate case from Kenowhe County the court said indebtedness cannot be deducted from money and credits for taxation. The cases involved Cabin erook district 1.615 million bonds and Union Mortgage and Investment Co of Charleston seeking to deduct 429,865,500 in 2101,190 of money and credits for 1933 taxes.
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Supreme Court
Caas
Keniwhe
Theo Keeney
Cabin Erook
Union Mortgage and Investment Company of Charleston
President Signs Tariff and Takes Duty to Revive Trade
President Roosevelt signed the administration tariff bill and assumed sole power to fix rates on all imported articles and to negotiate reciprocal trade deals. The act reduces or eliminates restrictive tariffs, repeals old provisions, and aims to revive U.S. trade, with executive authority to adjust duties and forge agreements without congressional ratification.
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Washington
Slone
Roosevelt
United States
Uncent
Congress
Pay Up: U S Demands Britain Debt Readjustment
Washington reports President and Secretary Hull present three points to Sir Ronald Lindsey. Britain should cover the June 18 installment to avoid default under Johnson law. No link between U S debts and Britain’s debts to others. U S ready to entertain readjustment proposals or payment in goods and services.
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Associated Press
Comeectic
Washington
United States
Britain
Great Britain
Bayne
Ronald Lindsey
Bacre
Tary Hull
Former Governor Graves Leads in Alabama Primary
In Birmingham on June 12, former governor Bibb Graves surged ahead of Mayor Frank M. Dixon in a Democratic runoff. Returns from 1,413 boxes of 191 precincts gave Graves a commanding lead, signaling a possible historic return to office. Graves touted his 1927 1931 record as the campaign's main issue and promised continued progress and prosperity.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Graves
B. M. Miller
Congress Hesitates Over Adjourning as Labor Talks Continue
Washington reports a slim chance Congress may adjourn this week after a White House labor talks session. Senator Robinson of Arkansas noted ongoing discussions on labor legislation amid threatening steel strikes. A final decision was deferred and a formal announcement was expected tomorrow.
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Washington
Congress
Sen. Robinson
Arkarsse
White House
Senate
Sd. Perkins
Sen. Wagner
Walsh
Senate Labor
Donald Richberg
NRA
Representative Byrnes
Robinson
Finsl
Labor
Karler
Wegner
Congresa
Pope Asked to Avert War By Bishop of Canterbury
London June 12 The Archbishop of Canterbury Champ Gordon Lang urged Pope Pius XI to avert war and unite all Christian churches to promote a spirit of Christianity. He said the pope’s unique influence could mobilize world support for peace and international cooperation as the only path to security and economic recovery.
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Canterbury
London
Champ Gordon Lang
Bish
Pius XI
Church of England
Universal Christian Council
Pontine
Iti
Gejae
Admitted Mass Slayings Rock Small Town Grocery Scene
Sheriff says Alosi confessed to killing five people at the Beter Aloat grocer home citing a grudge with rival Jos Fazio and naming a big enemy in the dispute. The victims included a wife, a daughter, and a neighbor as investigators turn to page 2 for details.
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Étihets
Beter Aloat
James Leavitt
Alosi
Feniea
Jos Fazio
Mane
Asia
Pazia
Grocer
Girl Shot and Placed on Train Tracks in Nes Junction
Helen Dexter, 17, of Central City, Texas, was found dead on Missouri Pacific tracks at Nes Junction believed shot and placed on the rail line. Investigators reported a bullet through the heart and a train paused over the body. a young man she quarreled with near Yaleley Station was initially questioned. Relatives said the body should be sent home to Banicky.
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Hearne
Tex
Helen Dexter
Central City
Missouri Pacific
Nes Junction
Yaleley
Ban
Texas
Gene Detter
Illinois Central Railroad
Tugwell Cleared by Senate in Muddy Cleansing
MOLLYWOOD Calif June 12 The latest papers say Mr Tugwell passed scrutiny and was cleared after facing charges of being a menace. The jury showed sympathy for a dirt farmer, a returning veteran, and a prairie land farmer, deeming his conduct conservative and acceptable in troubled times.
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Mollywood
Calif
Tugwell
Lear
Donary
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U. S
Hatchet
Willie Willis
Robert Quillen
Ask Radio
Holiday
Garvin
World News
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Neven
Thgucigatpa
Honduras
Aganpan
Warna
China
Holbrook
Ly Associated Press
World Exchange
State Department
Ada Huckeby
Stewariess
American Airways
New York
U.S
Dixon
Glad Tugwell
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