New Barrier Looms To Threaten Peace In Steel Industry
Washington dispatch reports the United Steel and Metal Workers Industrial Union unveiling a 11 point program to guarantee peace in the steel industry. Leaders condemn Green proposals and Amalgamated Association plans as insufficient, urging unity among steel workers nationwide to secure economic needs and resist company pressure.
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Washington
Steel and Metal Workers’ Industrial
Labor Department
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Green Bt
American Federation of Labor
Steel and Metal Workers Industrial
Seven Auto Code Cases Referred by WV Vehicle Committee
The West Virginia state advisory committee of the automotive vehicle code met at the Daniel Boone hotel yesterday and referred seven cases to the national control committee. The cases involve major code violations across the state arising in recent months, with dispositions beyond district or state jurisdiction. The national committee was urged to act, and a resolution to pause enforcement was discussed.
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West Virginia
Daniel Boone Hotel
Yester
National Control Committee
National Committee
NRA
Girl Bares Her Love Life In Freedom Fight
Norma Millen, bride of a convicted officer, testified in Dedham court denying state charges that could send her to prison and claiming fear of death at the hands of her husband. She broke down crying in the sheriff’s office prompting a court recess and medical attendance. The trial adjourned after direct examination with the husband’s alleged involvement noted and the case continued.
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Dedham
Mass
Norme Millen
Dedham Court
Arthur Worthington
Norman Beishton
Brown
Pats
Norma
Angle Fiana
Tg. Mutton
Irving
Court to Act On Board Dates
Supreme Court ruling delays county board of education take office date to July 1 1935. Gilbert Rodgers of Mason County argues for January 1 start with Vernon Jones Mason circuit clerk required to show cause. Judge M O Litz granted temporary rule after Rodgers petitioned citing constitutional January 1 start for county officers.
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Supreme Col Ps
W. W. Trent
Gilbert Rodgers
Mason County
Robert T. Hogg
Rodgers
Vernon Jones
Canoay
Lite
M. O. Litz
Trent
Gettle Again Targeted in Extortion Notes
Los Angeles, June 25. Two extortion notes threaten to dynamite William Gettle’s Beverly Hills home and harm his wife Fleta and their four children unless $6,000 is paid. The notes accuse him for testifying in federal court against two women in a kidnapping conspiracy and demand $8,000 to “atone” for the misfortune. The money is to be left under an object in Westlake Park.
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Los Angeles
Beverly Hills
William ¥. Gettle
Gettle
Mei
Onte
Fleta
T -“Atone
Westlake Park
Loretta Woody
Stenographer Accuses Alberta Premier in Seduction Suit
Vivian MacMillan a 22 year old stenographer testifies in Supreme Court detailing a relationship with Alberta Premier J E Brownlee. She says the premier wrecked her life and sues for damages with her father Allan MacMillan naming him in the suit. The affair began when she was 16 at Edson and continued into the summer of 1930.
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Dmonton
Alta
Vivian MacMillan
Supreme Court
Alberta
J. E. Brownlee
Allan MacMillan
Miss MacMillan Sale
Edson
Leaders Scan Democratic Record and Find It Good
Senate and House leaders say Roosevelt administration achievements fulfill the 1932 Democratic platform. They praise courage to carry a recovery plan and foresee prosperity with human rights above property rights, while noting the nation climbs out of depression and recovery is in sight.
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Brynes
Washington
Senate
House
Roosevelt
Joseph TF. Robinson
Arkansas
Joe W. Burns
Tennessee
Everal
Congress
Byrns
Roosavelt
63 Year Old Romeo Browning In Hospital
Edward W. Browning known as Daddy Browning is reported seriously ill in a New York hospital after collapse. He was found unconscious in his hotel suite on Friday and moved to the hospital yesterday. overwork and a cold after dancing on a Hudson river showboat deck are cited as contributing causes.
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New York
Edward W
Browning
Hudson River
Romeo
Airlines
Nee
Langer's Fate Up to Voters in North Dakota Primary
North Dakota voters face a pivotal primary as Gov. William Langer rides a felony conviction verdict issued by a federal court jury. A 240000 turnout will determine his political fate whether he secures the Republican gubernatorial nomination or faces jail during any potential return to office.
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Bismarck
N. D
William Langer
Langer
North Dakota
World News At a Glance
AP dispatches recount global events with domestic notes on Roosevelt planning a new mediation board and a four billion dollar deficit forecast. Other items report Havana cabinet resignations and Gandhi’s escape from a bombing attempt amid imperial conference prep.
Blue Eagle Loss Forces Busey Mills Closing
The Busey Mills plant, once a major operation, closed at 3 30 p m with a posted notice accusing Gen Hugh Johnson and the NRA of wrecking the concern and making its operation impossible. Six hundred fifty three workers were laid off amid NRA controversy over the Harriman Hosiery mills case. The dispute began with a October 26 strike after alleged layoffs for union activity and drew statements from the national labor board and Atlanta regional board.
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Washington
NRA
Harriman Hosiery Mills
Hugh
Johnson
Harriman
National Labor Board
Atlanta
Beard
National Board
Hermit Slayer Eludes Posse in Connecticut Woods
In Wolcott Connecticut on June 25 John Crowe a 61 year old recluse hunted by 50 state policemen and 210 locals with bloodhounds for killing two neighbors Clarence Yuskis and Julius Kavausk a fled into snake infested woods after wounding Yuskis mother and fleeing without provocation. Authorities remain confident he will be tracked though no trace has been found as the manhunt continues.
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Wolcott
Conn
John Crowe
Crowe
Yuskis
Posse
Anne Seeks Half Of Reynolds Cash
In Salem C June a court hearing on the 25 000 000 estate of the late tobacco heir Smith Reynolds was postponed to pursue private negotiations. Anne Cannon Reynolds, the heir’s daughter by his first wife, and Zachary Smith Reynolds discussed settlements without public details.
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Piha Ala
Man Left Waiting At Church as His “Sweet” Elopes With Another Man
Leslie Avery Shaw of Lynchburg and Charlotte North Carolina arrived on time for a Park View Methodist church ceremony in Portsmouth but Miss Elizabeth Thomas failed to appear and wed another man two and a half hours later. Ushers announced a postponement and authorities later learned she had wed in South Mills North Carolina at 2:30 p.m. Saturday.
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Norfolk
Leslie Avery Shaw
Lynchburg
Charlotte
N. C
Fashionable Park View Methodist Church
Portsmouth
Elizabeth Thomas
Misa Thomas
Vernon Caryle Shaner
Shaner
South Mills
State Line
Shaw
U. S. Deficit Falls Short of Roosevelt's Budget Forecast
Washington reports a near four billion dollar deficit as the fiscal year ends, with the debt near 27 billion. Treasury figures show receipts about 3.09 billion from taxes and 995 million from miscellaneous revenue, while emergency spending rose to 3.64 billion, underscoring a gap from Roosevelt's January forecast.
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Treasury
Roosevelt
Congress
Teese
Reconstruction Corporation
Banker Dies After Heart Attack Aboard Flight
Archbold Ohio June 25 Robert E Christie 41 president of the Investment Bankers Association of Amar lem suffered a heart attack while a passenger on a plane from Akron to Chicago. He died at 5 20 p m after the plane landed at Archbold and he was taken to a hospital. Christie attended a Goodyear board meeting in Akron earlier and complained of not feeling well after the session.
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Akron
Chicago
Robert E. Christie
Investment Bankers’ Association of Amarlem
Chrise
Bowens
G. Schartner
Goodyear Oi Kire and Rubber Company
Christie
Rioters Seize City Building in Lorient France
Rioters seized and held Lorient's city center in a fierce clash after clashes on Sunday. Barricades blocked streets as hundreds were arrested and many injured. Fascist newspaper offices were stormed amid street fighting and police violence.
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Lorient
France
le Nouvelliste du
Tufie Seen in Hub Sparks World Wide Search
In Boston a shop employee positively identified a woman linked to the Marguerite Ferrand case, triggering a global manhunt. Leopold Besterman, Ferrand’s attorney, believes Miss Turverson may still be alive as police review cleaning shop records for identity clues.
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Boston
Vienna
Leopold Besterman
Marguerite Susanne Ferrand
One Cent Levy Laid by State for 1934 35
The state board of public works yesterday laid a one cent levy on each $200 of property for the state general fund for 1934 35. Levies for retirement of state debts were fixed at two cents on each $100 of tangible personal property used in agriculture two and one half cents on each $100 of intangible property and other charges at three cents on each $100 of rest.
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State Board of Public Works
West Virginia
Virginia
Astor and Ex Cab Driver's Daughter Wed Permit
Newport June 23 7 John Jacob Astor III and Ellen Tuck French obtained their license to marry after a social season defining scandal and matchmaking bustle. The wedding will be held at St Leonard’s Episcopal with lavish society attendance and mentions of the French and Gillespie families.
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Astor
Newport
John Jacob Astor
Ellen’ Tuck French
City Hai
Young Astor
America
Eileen Gillespie
Lawrence Lewis Gillespies
New York
Misa French
Francis O. French
Dedham
Livingston French
Roosevelt Pushes National Planning and Coordination Effort
President Roosevelt moves toward Washington to review the national planning program and appoint new agencies to oversee stock exchanges and communications. A Delano headed committee drafts a plan for federal state and local coordination of internal improvement and resource use with a mid summer target.
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Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Washington
Farley
Plan Group
Sopeevelt
Soserent Fatay Ih
G Santhalitee
Frederic A. Delano
Wesley Mitchell
Columbia University
Charles E. Merriam
Chicago University
George Waite
Ine
Plesse Tarato
Barometer Signals No Cooling Soon in Charleston Area
In the Charleston region the United Fuel Gas barometer read 93.3 inches at eight o clock last night, near 93.3 at noon yesterday as the thermometers showed 96 degrees. Forecasters suggested potential thundershowers but brief and intense, with continued hot conditions. Many residents endured yesterday’s heat during a busy weekday, unlike Sunday when crowds sought shade and relief.
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Ae Valley
United Fuel Gas Company
Reotrey
Ohio
Mercury
Rogers Praises White in Review of News
Beverly Sills notes praise for White as Allen White receives a high American ism award. The letter mentions press trends and cautious optimism about future coverage, with commentary on competing outlets and a sense of wary media dynamics.
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Beverly Sills
Wi- Nam Allen White
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