Accord Likely As Union Girds For Strike Vote
Pittsburgh dispatch reports union leaders predicting only government intervention can avert a national steel strike within 72 hours as a convention nears. The amalgamated association, led by Louis Leonard, awaits a possible peace proposal from government mediators while Donald Richberg negotiates in New York. atenção
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Pittsburgh
Jume
West End
Algamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Louis Leonard
Donald R. Richberg
NEA
New York
Tron Afd
Steel Institute
Leonard Nold
M. ¥. Tighe
Tighe
Hugh 5. Johnson
Washington
County Schools To Close Today For Summer Break
Kanawha county ends the school term affecting 13 000 pupils. Classes end at noon yesterday with report cards to be distributed this morning. Senior high graduates receive diplomas tonight as commencements proceed in Wegro and South Charleston districts.
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Kanawhe County
Counter
Willie Willis Trainin' Gat Ledse at Mrs Brown Church
In a local scene, Willie Willis faces questions about a church affair with Mrs Brown. An incident described as training gat ledse sparked inquiry, with Willis asking if that was the reason for her serstchin. The wording reflects a dialectal report on a domestic or religious matter involving named individuals.
Tugwell Nomination Stirs Senate Hearing Drama
June 13 1943 Washington Tugwell the president’s pick for undersecretary of agriculture faced grilling by the Senate agriculture committee. Critics led by Sen Smith charged he knows little of farmers problems while Bailey and Wagner pressed Tugwell’s past remarks and how his testimony could fit policy decisions.
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Washington
Rexford G. Tugwell
Ptay
Senate
Agriculture Committee
Sen. Smith
D-Sc
Tugwell
Smith
Senate Agriculture
Appriculture
Tugwril
Baley
North Carolinian
Qalum Bla University
Wagner
D-Nx
Bailey
Ship Knut Hamsun Fire Tragedy Claims 18 Missing
A Norwegian freighter Knut Hamsun burned and sank 150 miles off the Nicaraguan coast. Captain and 16 crew were rescued by the United Fruit liner Zacapa after drifting in a lifeboat for nearly three days. A second lifeboat with the mate and 16 others was abandoned as search efforts ended at midnight.
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New York
Carrbbean Res
Knut Hamsun
United Fruit
Havana
Panama
Quita Suena Beak
State Grants 87000 For Airport Program
Washington reports federal emergency relief grants totaling 82,276.10% to five states. West Virginia receives 87000 for completing the airport program while Tennessee gets 300000 for finishing the rinachoola program.
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Washington
West
Senate shifts adjournment burden to Republicans
Washington June 18 The Senate Democratic leadership says quick adjournment and passage of labor and related bills hinge on Republicans. Senator McNary will hold a Republican conference to decide if the remodeled measure passes. If approved adjournment on Saturday seems likely. if not, work may extend into next week. The administration housing bill and a deficiency bill remain, with Tugwell confirmation anticipated tomorrow. A large portion of the day was spent approving hundreds of minor measures by unanimous consent.
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Washington
Senate
Sen. McNary
Oregon
Rexford G. Tugwell
Administration Housing
House
Tugwell
Federal State Power Fight Foreseen Over Water Power
Government and state officials forecast a clash over control of water power at Hawks Nest in New River. The federal government seeks to enforce the Federal Power Act before dam construction, while West Virginia asserts state ownership and licensing rights. A federal suit names Union Carbide, New-Kanawha Power, and Electro-Metallurgical. The case may raise constitutional questions about federal authority.
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State Capitol
Washington
Department of Justice
New River
Hawks Nest
West Virginia
Federal
Kanawha
Union Carbon and Carbide Company
New-Kanawha Power Company
Electro-Metallurgical Company
Baer Rest as They Wait for Gong
New York reports a near calm before the World heavyweight title bout between Max Baer and Primo Carnera at Madison Square Garden. Promoters forecast gate receipts around 300000, far short of earlier hopes, as Baer and Carnera rest at camps in Asbury Park and Pompton Lakes and prepare for weigh-in and noon ceremonies.
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New York
Daffydils
Max Baer
Primo Corners
Madison Square Garden
Bowl
Long Island
Baer
Max
Pompton Lakes
N. J
Aha
New York State Athletic Commission
Musser Wins Cup At Flower Exhibit
Roses shown by Harry P. Musser of Edgewood won the silver cup in the West Side Woman's Club fourth annual flower show. Mrs. Arthur S. Dayton won first for artistic arrangement. Charles A. Midsburg exhibited a noncompetitive arrangement of Talisman rasts. James Imbotleh and Elizabeth Quarrier took prizes for garden and miniature arrangements.
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Harry P. Museet
Edgewood
West Side Woman's Club
Arthur S. Dayton
Charles A. Midsburg
Mr. Musser
James Imbotleh
Uhird
Elizabeth Quarrier
AU Parte of
Charleston
West Side
World News At a Glance
World dispatches report various items from Washington London and Geneva. Debates over war debt payments and a potential new agreement surface while Rexford Yarwell eyes talks. Airliner wreckage details emerge as union leaders threaten walkouts without government action. Tales of fatalities suit a California incident and labor disputes loom in multiple nations as officials seek resolution.
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Wasilington
Senate
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Mredies
Mighlash Park
Mathee
Lake Fin Atndilleide
Ungton—Administracion Tuntts Congress
Arended
Wagner Sebor
Porelen
Ventee
Misotin Gleepa
Nanulean
Mier
Nanking
Geneva
Aapin and Rossioth
Death of Girl Puzzles Police in Newark
An automobile salesman faced a manslaughter charge after a night drive ended with 23 year old Eleonor Coleman dead beside him. Doctors cited a broken neck and rib injuries as the cause while investigators questioned his tale of a late return and a missing moment before discovery on a Morris county road.
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Newark
J-T
Carmine Berardinelli
Essex County
Vernon B. Shelters
Silesman
An. Ulitomo
Vile Agency
Miss Coleman
Morris County
Rockaway Town
Kump Proposes Power Project for Monongahela Valley
Gov H G Kump outlined a broad plan to develop energy and water resources in the Monongahela valley with state and federal backing. He spoke with federal officials in Washington and planned a Morgantown meeting to advance coordination of power, flood control, and related surveys and disposal efforts. The program aims to rehabilitate residents displaced by past prosperity, create long term development, and address unemployment through a Tennessee Valley like effort.
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Monongahela Valley
H. G. Kump
Washington
Morgantown
Tennessee
Clock chimes signal Charleston Gazette timing
The Charleston Gazette schedule notes a time around 8:30, with publication actions set to occur promptly after. The notice implies standard timing for early edition release and distribution.
Mother and daughter die by binding themselves to swim into Lake Michigan
A Morning tragedy at Highland Park Beach as Mrs Alice King Bott 63 and her daughter Margaret seek death by tying their bodies with rope. The mother drowned while the daughter, found alive, clung to her mother and was revived by a physician. The 22 year old spoke of wanting to die together.
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Lake Michigan
Jimmy Murphy
Beach Lane
Varely
Alice King Bott
Margaret
Darrow Board Rebel Resigns Over NRA Critique
Washington dispatch reports O. Thompson, a former partner of Clarence Darrow, resigned from the national recovery review board. He criticized the NRA as a “fiasco” and said it shows a trend toward racism. Darrow said he was surprised by the resignation and that the supplemental report was Thompson’s idea.
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Washington
W.o. Thompson
Rouer
Clarence Darrow
National Recovery Rerview Board
Tiny
Fam
Chicago
Roosevelt
NRA
Thompson
United States
Review Board
Darrow
St. Luke
Quintuplets Gain but Mother Is Resting After Crisis
Corbeil Ontario June 12 A mild relapse due to excitement of quintuplets prompted Mrs Ova Dionne to be confined again. Dr A R Dafoe expects a week or two more rest for her. The five newborn girls gained weight in the last 24 hours and are described in generally good condition. Dionne, 124, mother of 11 children with 10 living, is recovering well from birth complications after 11 days in bed. doctor warns against renewed household excitement.
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Corbeil
Ova Dionne
A. R. Dafoe
Dionne
Wio
France Delays Debt Payment As Allies Seek Pact With U S
France informs Washington it cannot pay the June 15 debt installment but seeks a new agreement acceptable to both sides. The note aligns with Britain Belgium and Czechoslovakia in deferring payments while discussing possible terms including goods and services. The United States notes Hoover moratorium limits and lists current installments due and default status.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
Belgium
Czechoslovakia
Roosevelt
England
Pep
France
Faisure
Hoover
Andre de Leboulaye
Ferdinand Veverka
Four Babes With Same Initials Given Numbers
Sac City Iowa June 14 four Wycolf quadruplets born to nurse and doctor care through four days in an improvised incubator. To avoid mixups the doctor and nurses assign numbers by birth order No 1 Lester Dean No 2 Laverne Darlene No 3 Lavene Danene No 4 Lorraine Delaine, weights 4 3 1/4 3 2 1/4 pounds respectively.
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Sac City
Iowa
D. W
A. Swearingen
Lavenne Danent
Laverne Darlene
Lester Bean
Lorraine Delainees
Laverne
Laverne Pone
Lester Dean
Laverine Danene
Lorraine Delaine
Morses
U S Enters Plane Probe After Fatal Crash
Livingston Manor New York June 1. Federal investigators moved on the airliner crash that killed seven and seized all papers and three chemical bottles found in luggage of Willem A Bater chief engineer. A Naval intelligence officer avoided naming himself after a two and half hour conference with Dr Victor G Bourne Sullivan county coroner. Bourke said he was sworn to secrecy and turned over documents to higher authority.
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Livingston Manor
WN. Y
Willem A. Bater
Naval
New York City
Victor G. Bourné
Sullivan County
Soroner
Oil Men Reelect State Officers at WV convention
The West Virginia Oil Marketers Association reelected state officers at its eleventh annual convention at the Daniel Boone Hotel. John W Wright Charleston, president. J. H. Triplett St Marys, vice president. David E. Frierson Charleston, secretary-treasurer. Dr John W Frey and Paul E B Hadlick spoke on industry problems and price cutting. All attendees were from Pennsylvania and Ohio. The banquet featured a floor show with Miss Jean Pisher and Misses McConshay and Ballard. Wright presided at the business sessions and banquet.
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West Virginia
Daniel Boone
John W Wright
Charleston
J. H.triplett
St. Marys
David E. Frierson
John W. Frey
Petroleum Administration
Paul EB. Hadlick
Petroleum Industry
Hadlick
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Jean Pisher
McConshay
Ballard
Wright
Charleston Named NRA Headquarters for One Day
Charleston will host the NRA on its first anniversary of the recovery program with a parade in downtown Charleston. An estimated 25 000 coal miners will participate, and newsreel teams will cover the events with sound. Officials including General Johnson and NRA chief Rugh Johnson will attend the celebration praised as West Virginia’s largest public event.
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West Wilsemia
Duce Welcomes Hitler With Lavish Venice Prep
Mussolini slept in Napoleon's villa at Stra for Hitler visit while Venice prepared a splendorous welcome. A guard battalion patrolled the villa that Mussolini frequents as he awaited the chancellor’s arrival. Mussolini planned a morning motor ride to Piazzale Roma then a motorboat trip to Lido for Hitler’s landing.
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Venice
Jung
Fremier
Mussolini
Napoleon
Plsant
Stra
Hitler
Germany
Frivto Suvich
Ander
Hiteler
Ville
Willch
Piazzale Roms
Lido Jelands
Europe Debt Talk Resurfaces As Election Gag
Hollywood, June 13. The idea of making Europe pay resurfaced in a political letter noting that many past proposals failed to recover funds. The author mocks prior efforts while suggesting a platform pledge to force Europe to repay. The letter emphasizes using debt as a campaign issue before the confessional election.
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Hollywood
Cal
Wea
Washington
Europe
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