Eight Generals Executed In Ukraine Revolt Plot Trial
Dispatch: Gen I E Yakir among eight condemned military chiefs executed after a trial that accused a widespread army mutiny against Stalin. About 900 soldiers arrested at Kiev. Kharkov saw regiments disbanded and troops sent to Siberia. Wives and relatives exiled to Siberia. Leaflets in Moscow and Leningrad urged revenge as Stalin’s heavily guarded Kremlin held tight.
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I. E. Yakir
Distator’ Stalin
Ukraine
Yakir
Kieff
Kharkolf
Marshal Tukhachevsky
K. V. Putna
Siberian
Gen. Putna
Russia
Stalin
Kharkoff
OGPU
Moscow
Siberia
Leningrad
Tukhachevsky
Kremlin
Vy Stalin
Bialin
Elevanti Voroshlloff
Yegoroff
Interior
Yeshoff
Kaganovitch
Molotoff
Hearings Planned on Traffic Ordinance Change
City hearings will examine a traffic ordinance aimed at stopping drivers from occupying the center lane. Officials note passing slower vehicles requires crossing the center line, linked to several accidents including a fatality. Signage may direct trucks and slow cars to stay right near the curb.
Displaying Westinghouse Mechanical Man at Galperin's
A new Westinghouse mechanical figure will be on display next Thursday at Galperin's Capitol Street showroom. The 350 pound, six foot figure operates by light driven voice commands via photometric and electrical relays, performing actions from standing to smoking, singing, and more.
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Westinghouse Mechanical
Gal~ Perin's
Capitol Street
Westinghouse
Monroe uneasy despite promise of guardsmen
A clash between Committee for Industrial Organization members from three states and hundreds of special police shattered a picket line at Newton Steel and reopened the plant. A state park near Monroe was chosen for a mass meeting with Gov. Murphy ordering troopers to bar outsiders and reroute traffic. Homer Martin of the United Automobile Workers and Van Bittner were slated to speak, but police kept the event nonviolent as officials sought to avoid unrest.
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Committee For Industrial Organization
Newton Steel Company
Lake Erie
Murphy
Monroe
Daniel A. Knaggs
van Bittner
Homer Martin
United Automobile Workers
Stern
Ohio
Indiana
Martin
Muncie
Ind
van ‘Brtner
Chicago
The
Steel] Workers’ Organizing Committee
Hopkins Sees WPA Continuation Amid Labor Protests
Hopkins argued the WPA should continue as layoffs push workers toward private industry absorption. He warned against private enterprise neglect and LAISSEZ FAIRE, criticizing business groups for opposing labor and agricultural gains. He urged heavy service-sector expansion and higher industrial output to reemploy job seekers.
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Hopkins
Uncle Sam
England
America
Germany and Italy to rejoin patrol in Mediterranean port
The government plans to reinstate Germany and Italy in patrols at the port of Almeria. Russia opposes the move and demands full committee discussion rather than secret talks among Britain France Germany and Italy. Russia also announces 26 tourist itineraries.
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Mediterranean
Almeria
Russia
Germany
Italy
Great Britain
France
State Planning Board Faces Fate With No Clear Plan
The State Planning Board weighs its future as C E Cornwell leads a staff traffic survey and an expert panel holds data on the old school formula. The interim group reports no near term meeting, awaiting a complete data compilation before decisions.
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Planning Board
C. E. Cornwell
Pickets Jeer as Men Return to Steel Jobs
Johnstown Pa June 12. Pickets jeered returning Bethlehem Steel workers as a walkout spread at the Cambria plant. The Steel Workers Organizing Committee says 10 000 of 15 000 employees are out with fears of a broader strike to other Bethlehem mills. Bethlehem and union leaders clash over safety concerns and potential mine closures as the labor dispute deepens.
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Sigw
Steel Workers’ Committee
Jones
Brotherhood
Bethlehem
Conemaugh
Ralph E. Hough
David Watkins
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
CIO
Johnstown
Fearn A
Cambria
Bethlehem Steel
Philip Murray
Committee For Industrial Organization
Pas
Maryland
New York
New Jersey
Delaware
Ilinois
California
Washington
Murray
Pelicy
Steel Chrcles
Pennsylvania
United States
Poisoned Kidneys and Urinary Irritations Aimed to Heal
Advertises Haarlem Oil as a remedy to flush poisons and acids from kidneys. Claims to ease weakness, burning, pain in the back and legs, and irritations of the urinary tract. Improper spelling suggests a medicinal patent product from a distant source.
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Haarlem
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