Irwin Surrenders in Chicago Confession of NYC Murders
Robert Irwin, the mad sculptor hunted since Easter, admits killing Veronica Gedeon the model, her mother, and Frank Byrnes in a New York City apartment. He details the acts, expresses love for Veronica's sister Ethel, and claims the other deaths were accidental as he describes the night of the killings and his flight at dawn.
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U.S
Chicago
Robert Irwin
Veronica Gedeon
Frank Byrnes
New York City
Chicago Heralds and Examiner
Veronica
Ethel
Jie
House of Horror
Mra Joseph Gedeon
Irwin Auld
Ethel Sama
Kevry
Ethek
Cthet
Mim
Mra. Gedeon
Sheel
Dawn
Byrnes
Sha
Shu
Solse
Sheo
Scientists pursue independent study of past and future
Two scientists collaborate in independent research across the country to ease today’s world learning about the past and future. The feature explores their methods and aims for a broader understanding in Beige 11 section 1 of The Charleston Gazette The State Newspaper.
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Oaterity
Charleston Gazette
Fall of Madrid Hope Drives Spanish War Push
Insurgent forces, shelling Madrid, launch heavy attacks as Benito Mussolini's paper predicts Madrid’s iron ring will fall. Rebels claim Basque cleanup mostly complete before major Franco offensive. government says attacks to cut the Valencia road are repulsed with heavy losses. Franco forces advance five miles north along coast.
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Madrid
Benito Mussolini
Popol d'Italia
Milan
Fran- Franco
Mibao
Valencia
Mediterranean
Franco
Fragmentary description of a fatal confrontation
A damaged fragment describes a struggle lasting at least twenty minutes before a fight ended with the person being still and dead. The passage presents a somber chronicle of violence with unclear identities and locations.
Mary Pickford Weds Buddy Rogers In Garden Ceremony
Hollywood reports actress Mary Pickford married orchestra leader Charles Buddy Rogers in a simple double ring ceremony at the Laula Lighton home garden. The 43 year old bride wore blue crepe and orchids, with 17 relatives present.
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Hollywood
Calif
Mary Pickford
Metor
Charles
Buddy) Rogers
James Hamilton
Laula D. Lightons
Belde
Gladys ‘Smith
Ragera
Rogers
Miss Pickford
Owen Moore
Douglas Fairbanks
Selmer Challf
Bowie elected EDIG official and WV Bankers president
R. E. Bowie of Wheeling was elected president of the West Virginia Bankers Association and urged complete cooperation to weather government activity, legislation, labor unrest, and a likely downturn. He succeeds E. G. Otey of Bluefield as Security Trust official, and the association urged abolishing the postal savings system to remove direct government competition with banks.
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Springs
R. E. Bowie
Wheeling
West Virginia Bankers Association
Security Trust Company
E.G. Otey
Bluefield
Vce
Rail Brotherhoods to Discuss Demands in Chicago Meeting
Washington June 76 Railway brotherhoods called a meeting of their chairmen for next Friday in Chicago to consider stalled negotiations with principal railroads for a wage increase for 540000 non operating employees of carriers.
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Washington
Railway Brotherhoods
Chicago
State Ends Budget Year With Balance and Growth in Property
West Virginia closes the year with more institutional buildings and money in the bank. Officials report the budget is balanced for the second time in eight years, with estimates around half a million dollars. Departments to finish the fiscal year with biannual appropriations largely intact as balances are cancelled after July 1.
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Fisca
West Virginia
Budgct
H. Isaiah Smith
Jatt
Treasury
Church Padlock Ordered Removed
The Cedar Grove Baptist church padlock, placed by trustees over a pastor rename dispute, was opened for services by a state supreme court temporary injunction granted yesterday. Trustees named were Dr. John A. Davis Denton R. L. Miller and Morris. Counsel T. Reynolds’s bid for an injunction failed on June 5 in circuit court and the case proceeds on appeal.
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Cedar Grove
State Supreme Court
John A. Davis
Denton R. L. Miller
Morris
Ouis Caldwell
T. Reynolds
Jason F. Bareheile
25 000 Back to Jobs as CIO Says Fight Has Begun
In Youngstown and surrounding towns 25000 workers returned to steel mills amid guard presence while CIO leaders deny defections and promise ongoing fight. Mass meetings, threats of arbitration, and orders to limit traffic marked a tense union strike scene across Mahoning Valley and Johnstown.
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CIO
W.W. Chaplin
Universal Service
Youngstown
Severr State Steel
Mahoning Valley
Ohio
Johnstown
John L. Lewis
Cleveland
Federal Mediation Board
Roosevelt
Mit
Columbus
Martin Davey
Campbell
Republic Steel
John Owens
Republic
Tom Girdler
CLO
Ybor Ia
Owens
National Guard
Niles and
Warren
Villa
Bathlehem
Inland Steel
Cantor
Buttato
Chicago
Valen Tines Dental Cio
Gilson Light
Ford Motor Cited For Wagner Act Violations
The National Labor Relations Board charged Ford Motor with unfair labor practices at River Rouge and Highland Park plants, alleging assaults on union organizers, threats, violence, anti union propaganda, discharge of sympathetic workers, and solicitation to join Ford Brotherhood. UAWA charges led to a month long investigation, with officials ordered to appear for trial in July.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Company
National Labor Relations Board
Ford
Ford Company
Laat
River Rouge
of & Hard Dill
Ferg
Ford Brotherhood
Orf America, Inc. & Company
C.so
Board Bible
Supreme Court Ends Spring Session with Key Rulings
The court closed its term with major decisions barring magisterial and district school elections, upholding state beer regulation, and requiring an enabling act for the Garnahee amendment of 1936. It remanded the Ohio county case on misused firm funds and ruled a delinquent tax lien has priority over federal claims.
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Supreme Court
Ohio County
Bloch Brothers Tobarew Company
Act In
Beet Cares
Joseph Hinebaugh
Oakland
Ucensa
Kingwood
Hinebaugh
Ernest K. James
James
Haymond Biax
Solons Frolic at Presidential Picnic in Annapolis
Democratic senators and congressmen returned from a Roosevelt picnic noting a light mood and songs rather than legislative plans. Speaker Bankhead and Rayburn joined in as guests teased colleagues and dismissed talk of policy.
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Annapolis
Roosevelt
Jefferson Island
House
Bankhead
Rayburn
Hyde Urges GOP Draft Hoover For 1940 Plan
Springfield, June 26 Arthur M. Hyde former secretary of agriculture urged the Republican party to consider drafting Herbert Hoover for a special task to revive and strengthen the party. Hyde said he is not pushing Hoover as a candidate again and is not thinking of such a move. Hoover would be tasked with building a more militant party for 1940 and possibly backing another man.
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Springfield
U71
Arthur M. Hyde
Agriculture
Republican Party
Herbert Hoover
Hyde
Hoover
Stalin Seeks Young Blood in Purge of Foes
Moscow dispatch notes Stalin's drive to remove veteran Bolsheviks and install younger zealots. The purge includes expulsions, executions, and crisis reports signaling unrest and a push to establish a new Bolshevik dynasty.
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Communist Party
Russia
Prue maacMe
Pen Stalin
Soviet Union
Stalin
Acade
Himsclf
Right turn on red allowed with exceptions in Charleston
Police chief Tully orders motorists to turn right on red except where a one way street limits. The ruling, long in force elsewhere, becomes effective locally amid pedestrian safety warnings. An earlier fatal crash near Virginia and Capitol is cited as context. exceptions include Capitol Street for eastbound cars and Virginia streets.
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Charleston
Chiaf
Tully
Ilgisiith
Pew
Cauthon
Virginia
Capitol Stream
Ae ‘U.S. Marshal's Office
Capitol Street
Washington
Ang
Capitol
Lone Way
School Superintendent Candidates Face July 6 Board Vote
Kanawha county board of education will meet July 6 to select one superintendent. Fred L Teal and F May Power, state education officials, are candidates. A March 13 bill requires elected superintendents on the first Monday in July, making the July 6 meeting a pivotal step.
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Apes
Kanawha County
Demagogue Club Elects Roosevelt in Washington
President Roosevelt joins the so called Demagogue club in a cloakroom ceremony at Jefferson Island. The transcript notes life membership in the club with dues waived, and debate on membership during good behavior. Rep Dies leads the club as president and praises Roosevelt if he upholds the club’s teachings.
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Roosevelt i
Jefferson Island
Yeaterday
Cin
South
D. Ve
Rep. Dies
D., Tex
Roosevelt
FDR Decides Not To Act In Steel Strike
Washington June 26 President Roosevelt adopts a policy of non intervention in the steel strike after discussions from Jefferson Island. Labor board maneuverers show stalemate but no federal move is contemplated. Roosevelt believes the seven mile labor siege has passed and peace is best without government intervention.
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Moosevelt
Atria
A . Thore
Jefferson Island
Man¢Eurers Apparen
Labor Department
Committee For Industrial Organization
Roosevelt
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Solons Frolic
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