New War Fears Rise as Major Powers Quit
Four powers Britain France Italy and Germany withdraw from a nonintervention council after three days of talks over Spain and alleged torpedo attempts on the German cruiser Leipzig. UK backed by France refuses to meet Germany and Italy demand for a naval demonstration near Valencia. Authoritative sources expect Germany to act soon, possibly a mass naval display against the Spanish government as Europe watches for a drastic move.
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London
Europe
Germany
Great Britain
France
Italy
Leipzig
Britain
Tefuael
Valencie
Latpel
Spain
Topon Socae
British
Foreign Office
Anthony Eden
Dino Grandi
Ambas Mage
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Charles Coehi
Accord Urged By President Urged By President
President Hoostvelt urged Tom Girdter and other executives at major steel firms to act to end the stalemate in the steel industry. He spoke at an afternoon conference via telephone with heads of independent steel companies but declined to detail possible measures. Jake L. Lewis, head of the Committee for Industrial Organization, returned to his Cleveland office after mediation talks.
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Waidngton
Hoostvelt
Tom Girdter
Gyems
Wead
Jake L. Lewis
Clevabnd Jabor_medi mediation center
Troops Enforce Peace In Steel Cities Of Ohio
Ohio National Guard moved into Mahoning valley to keep order as Mahoning Valley steel mills stayed closed after pro union protests. 4800 guardsmen arrived in Youngstown district while companies refused to reopen without a contract with the United Steelworkers.
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Ohio
Youngstown
National Guard
Associated Press
Ohio National Guard
Mahoning Valley
John L. Lewis
Cal v
Igtn
Ural
Youngstown Military
Martin L. Davey
Burlew Funeral Scheduled Today
Funeral services for Gen. N. 5. Burlew, 56, who died Monday at his Kanawha street home, will be held at 4 this afternoon at the residence. A member of First Presbyterian, interment at Spring Hill mausoleum. Honorary pallbearers listed. page 2 continuation expected.
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Gen. N
Burlew
Kanawha Street
Gen. Burlew
Charleston
Kanawha Valley
R. H. Merrill
James I. Ficklen
First Presbyterian Church
Last Avenue of Escape Cut Off By Holt Refusal
Willie Becknter led the last avenue of escape from the Yallows when Gov Holt declined to interfere with the verdict. A Kanawha county jury found him guilty of first degree murder late last night.
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Holt
Willie Becknter
Lezt Fils
Yallows
Taft Sees Strike Peace Progress
Taft and the federal mediation board reported progress toward settling the seven state fleet strike affecting about 100000 workers. National guardsmen wearing steel helmets patrolled steel plants under modified martial law as Taft and two other board members continued discussions.
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Youngstwn
Charles P. Taft
Federal Mediation Board
Taft
Betrayal Tale Told by Girl In Federal Court
Delleht Jewett, 17, testified in Los Angeles on June 22 about alleged sexual assaults by John Yusst Hunt and co defendants associated with Father Divine followers. She described attacks in Beverly Hills and claimed Hunt proclaimed her as the New Redeemer. The trial records the cross country trip and participation of HB. Smith Mrs. Elizabeth Peters and Mrs. Agnes Gardner.
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Los Angeles
Delleht Jewett
Rave Manus
Leon R. Yankwich
John
Hunt
Mel
California
HB. Smith
Elizabeth Peters
Agnes Gardner
Father Divine
Ite
Gott
Daily
Wired Daily
Telegraph
Jesus Christ
Father Diving
Dolla
Delight
Hont
Christ
Beverly Hms
Benver
Mary
Christinos
Beverly Hills
Amistant
New Yorkers Accused of Tax Evasion Tactics
Six New Yorkers allegedly dodged half a million dollars in taxes by using fictitious operations with a Bahamas life insurance outfit. They bought 15 million in policies then borrowed back funds to deduct interest, lowering tax payments. Named defendants include Ricard E. Dwight and Winfield Ayres among others in New York firms and brokerages.
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Bohema
Washington
Treasury
Mason B. Leming
Revenue Bureau
Congressional
Erown
Leming
The
Roswell Magill
Ricard E. Dwight
Charlce Evans Hughes, Jr
Hughes
Hughes, Schurman and Dwight
New+York
Winfield Ayres
Henry W. Lowe
Johnson Mod Higgins
Lawrence Marx
Roosevelt's relief measure wins in Senate
Washington June 22 Roosevelt overrode opposition to push the next fiscal year's 1.5 billion relief appropriation through the Senate in the form preferred by the administration. The bill provides 200 million more in unobligated balances and extends the public works administration for two years with 40 million from the PWA revolving fund for grants.
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Washington
Roosevelt Torres
Senate
Sen. Vandenberg
R. Michi
Chamber
House
Public Works Administration
PWA
Flashes of Life In These United States
Chicago reports two cars ran a seven mile test trip to Joop under police guidance. One driver sped through signals and outpaced others, the other followed cautious driving and arrived two minutes later. Fort Madison Iowa notes Mrs. M L Jones applied for beer permit renewal with 20 300 pennies enclosed for count.
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Chicago
Joop
Fort Madison
M. L. Jones
Real Not Bottled Tourist Car Crash in Minneapolis
A Massachusetts licensed tourist car sped through Minneapolis prompting a page turn to continued reporting. The incident involved a rapid intake of details as authorities reviewed the crash scene and potential injuries. Further information on outcomes or charges was to be provided in later columns.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Massachusetts
Louis Knocks Braddock To Claim Heavyweight Crown
Chicago June 22 Joe Louis defeats James J Braddock in the eighth round to become the fifteenth heavyweight champion since Sullivan and the second Black holder. Braddock, battered, remains upright briefly as the crowd roars then falters and is carried from the ring. Braddock showed courage despite bloodied face and shaken legs.
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Ramon Runyon
Universal Service
Comiskey Park
Chicago
Joe Louis
James J. Braddock
Haddock
John L. Sullivan
Alabama
Arabs Braddock
Braddock
New Jersey
Paderm
Ile
Tommy
Chile
Brad
Courage
Max Baer
Louis
Local Attorney Named Intermediate Judge in Kanawha
Sen Alvin J Barnhart resigned from the West Virginia Senate to accept Governor Holt’s appointment as Kanawha County Intermediate Court judge. The vacancy followed the death of S Collett Littlepage. Barnhart will step away from private law work before taking office. In Chicago a strike ballot was authorized by 150 railroad brotherhood delegates to press for a 20 percent wage hike, with votes to be tabulated July 28.
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Charleston
Kanawha County
Holt
Collett - Littlepage
Barnhart
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Brotherhoods
Phillips
Order of Railway Conductors
Dakota
Philips
F. Whitney
Fala Railroad Workers
New Heavyweight Champion Triumphs At Local Rings
Local fight fans pack Hale Street for sweeping victory as Joe Louis defeats James J Braddock at Comiskey Park in Chicago. The Gazette crowd hears blow by blow updates from Associated Press wires and cheers Louis who claims the title after eight rounds. Notables Riley Wilson Dowell Bartley and A L Hardman address the Hale Street gathering as the crowd awaits results and celebrates the historic win.
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Chicago
Joe Louis
James J. Braddock
2 Gazette
Three Acres
Hale Street
Inter
Muler
Distiana
Max Schmeling
Germany
Ite
Louis
Charleston
Iewas
Riley Wilson
Virginia
Dowell Bartley
A. L. Hardman
Sporta
The
Gazette
No Parking Ban Proposed in Charleston Streets
A Charleston conference of the city council traffic committee and the chamber of commerce traffic subcommittee approved a no parking rule from 7 a.m. to night across key streets including Capitol Kanawha Hale Summers Quarrier Fite Leek Washington and Donnally. The plan, backed by Gordon Graham and W C Ensley, would amend the traffic ordinance with a 15 day warning period to acquaint the public with new rules. Fire Chief J Louis McLane cited routine delays for fire apparatus during peak hours due to parked cars along business streets.
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Charleston
Dire Eity Council
Capitol Street
Kanawha Street
Donnally
Hale
Summers
Virginia Street
Franco Warns Santander to Surrender or Face Siege
Insurgent Generalissimo Francisco Franco warned Santander to surrender or endure a siege like Bilbao. Airplanes dropped leaflets over Santander stating defense would be futile and bloody. Reports say insurgents push from Bilbao toward Santander while Basque troops retreat west of Bilbao, with water and gas services restored in Bilbao.
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Henday
Froner
Francisco Franco
Santander
Bilbao
Franco
Standander
Insurgenta
Basgque Capita
Oquenda
Gadagua
Diame Inalde
Brick Employees and Officials Confer Over Blanket Contract
Representatives of three Charles son brick plants met labor union officials to discuss a proposed blanket contract covering hours wages and working conditions. John B Easton of the State Federation of Labor and William Bliszard CIO leaders joined George M Sutherland of Standard Brick and Tile. Union leaders briefed on counter proposals as talks planned for Friday with no return-to-work plan agreed.
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Charlesson Brick
John B. Easton
State Federation’ of Labor
William Bliszard
United Mine Workers and Cio
West Virginia
George EL. Sutherland
Standard Brick and Tile
Sutherland
Charleston Brick Company
Ranewha Brick, Company
Third Annual Amateur Photo Contest Offered by The Gazette
The Charleston Gazette announces a third annual amateur photo contest with prizes totaling 10300 dollars. Entries may be submitted in multiple shots with no limit, and both weekly and final awards are planned by The Gazette, The State Newspaper.
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Gazette
Charleston Gazette
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