Solons to Stay On Job Clean Up All Work Ahead
In Annapolis on June 27 democratic leaders returned from a weekend outing to Jeffragn island saying adjournment is unlikely before major legislation is settled. They stressed the trip was social but indicated the session would run long with Roosevelt court bill and government reorganization on the radar. Leaders cited hope adjournment after September 15 but warned it could be a long time.
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Congress
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Alon
Sen. Robinson
Treyburn
Teadee
Opine
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Washington
Jotammd Tonignt
John Botttmner
Anc
James Reoeevelt, Jr
James Roosevelt
Pittman
Nevada
Anc J
Senealer
Montana
Sen
King of Ash
Sen. O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Wheeler
Robinson
Peleasp
Montgomery Road Movement Starts
A committee formed at Pratt High to confer with Gov Holt and state road officials on improving the Macraet Montgomery road. The Marmet Montgomery residents elected Edward Nugent president and Donald Smith secretary. Officials include Mayor W J Waighen of Pratt and others. Publicity committee members are Nugent Campbell and Miss Sue Cuno.
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Holt
Macraet-Montgomery
Cabin Creek
Gowi Roads Association
Pratt Dualor
Marmet-Montgomery
Edward Nugent
Donald Smith
Cal
W. J .Yvaei
Renewed Violence Feared As Steel's Zero Hour Nears
In Johnstown Pennsylvania 6000 Bethlehem Steel workers massed to begin a dawn zero hour at Cambria plant gates. United Mine Workers leader James Marks urged no work, promising rail and coal worker reinforcements. He warned of a boycott to pressure merchants and professionals if the strike collapses.
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U. S
Johnstown
Bethlehem Steel
Cambria
James Marks
United Mine Workers
Marks
Cambria County
Signal Union
Committee For Industrial Organization
John L. Lewis
Maggie
Pidasc
Two Drowned In Coal River Near Lower Fall
In Charleston, Goldie Harper and Otto Fazio, both near 16 and 20 respectively, drowned while wading in Coal River about 3:30 PM yesterday, a step off a mile south of Lower Fall. Lillian Holstein, 13, witnessed, cried out. locals assisted as Corpl. C. A. Thompson and others worked for over three hours. Bodies found at about 25 feet depth. suspected cramps and sudden immersion cited.
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Charleston
Gir
Coal River
Lower Fall
Yestern
Goldie Harper
Fry Sand Summers
Otto Fazio
Bullitt Street
Lillian Holstein
Donnally Street
Corp. C. A. Thompson
State Pollon
Ima
Carp. Thompson
Goldie
Otto
Ford Faces NLRB Ruling Over Labor Dispute
Detroit June 27 A National Labor Relations Board action puts Ford Motor Co in official dispute with a government agency over alleged intimidation and brutality against United Auto Workers organizers at the Ford Rouge plant. The nine page charges cite May 26 clashes and list 14 UAW members including Richard Frankensteen and Walter Reuther.
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National Labor Relations, Board
Ford Motor Company
Henry
Ford
NRA
NLRB
Labor Board
United Automobile Workers of America
Supreme Court
Ford Rouge
Dearborn
Jt Ustz
Richard T. Frankensteen
Walter Reuther
Crowd Disperses As Police Appear In Dorchester Strike
In Cambridge Maryland on June 27 about 150 people gathered near the Dorchester county trail where Lonnie Nealan a cannery strike leader was held on a disorderly conduct charge but withdrew as 12 state police with tear gas and riot guns arrived. Nealan was booked on drunk and disorderly and the police chief said he would release him after posting a restraint.
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Cambridge
Dorchester County Trail
Lonnie Nealan
Cannery
Nealan
Phillipe -Facking Company
Grason Price
Nealon
Atease
Mind reading dog to appear in city for public fans
Doze, the famed mind reading dog, and owner Capt. EC Lower plan personal appearances in the city the last days of the week. Bozo is insured for 10000 and closely monitored by investigators, while the trainer faces strict controls and public excitement.
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Doze
Capt
EC. Lower
Boro
Ripley
NBC
Capt. Lower
Bozo
London
Hitler Sees Spain Ore Key To German Rearmament
In Wurzburg on June 27 Adolf Hitler declared Germany backs General Franco in Spain to secure vital ore for its growing weapons industry. He warned rivals Britain and France that Germany will act to protect itself as the Spanish crisis intensifies, signaling a shift from neutrality to readiness for armed intervention.
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U. S
Wurzburg
Germany
Hitler
Spain
Reichsfuhrer
Francisco Franco
Valencia
Franco
Britain
Lewis Seeks Expansion of Public Employee Union
Washington report says the CIO plans a union uniting state county and municipal workers. D Lewis brother of CIO chief John J Lewis leads the effort to recruit more members. Initial federal worker group United Federal Workers of America claims about 4 200 members.
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Washington
D. Lewis
CIO
John J. Lewis
United Federal Workers of America
Jacob Baker
Works Progress Administration
Federal Union
American Federation of Government Employes
American Federation of Labor Union
Len Decaus
Capone’s Release In 1938 Possible
Washington reports that Al Capone may be released from Alcatraz next summer after serving two thirds of a ten year tax case sentence. Officials say he could gain time off for good behavior and be rounded back to Chicago to serve a contempt jail term, with potential credits restored by Attorney General Cummings.
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Washington
Jine
Bearface al" Capone
Alen Inex
Universal Service
Department of Justice
Capone
Hock
San Francisco Bay
U. S
Chicago
Firat
18 328 Men Back on Jobs
Youngstown reports show 18,528 steel workers have returned to work, signaling a back to work trend after a lengthy strike. National guard officials, Ohio patrols, and representatives from Youngstown Sheet and Tube and Republic Steel discussed reopening plans and safety measures, with potential redeployment of guardsmen to Cleveland plants if Republic reopens there.
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Youngstown
National Guard
Gene
Ohio
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Republic Steel Company
Bhict
The
Republic Company
Cleveland
Bllffott Ness
Republic
Jus
Gav
Davey
Tage 4
Traffic Clinic and hearings on city traffic rules today
Charlestonians are urged to attend a 4 o'clock traffic clinic in the council chamber to discuss city traffic ills. The council traffic committee holds public hearings at 3 PM and considers a revised traffic ordinance at a special meeting. William C. Easley will attend, urging adoption of the model traffic code to reduce highway fatalities.
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Charientot Eitizens
Federal Highway Department
Department, of Agriculture
Bert
Yes Girl on the Women’s Page by Linda Shayne
Linda Shayne’s demure persona hides bold feelings as she says yes to every suitor. The first installment explores how generosity toward others muted her own emotions and the challenge of replying yes to the one she truly loves. The feature appears on the State’s women’s page.
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Linda Shayne
Diplomat Crisis Deepens Over Spain and Iberian Waters
Reports from Paris London and Rome describe unresolved issues in the Spain harbor and naval patrols. Germany favors independent action while Franco British policies hinge on a failed non intervention committee and the sinking of a merchant ship Cabo Palos near Point Ifach. Refugees flee Santander as insurgents push toward the Basque capital amid shortages in Bordeaux hospitals and aid shortages.
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Associated Press
Great Britain
France
Britain
Franca
Spain
Adolf Hitler
Wurzburg
Germany
Reich
Non-Inters Vention
Leipzig
Valencia
Cabo Palos
Point Ifach
Santander
Bilboa
Francisco Franco
Bordeaux
Caroline
Death in chair holds no terror for mad sculptor
New York artist Veronica Gedeon, her mother, and a lodger were killed Easter weekend. Robert Irwin, a self described mad sculptor, surrendered in Chicago after a lengthy confession. He faces extradition to New York for trial, claiming indifference to execution and insisting he intended no killings.
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New York
Robert Irwin
Floyd Bennett Field
Chicago
Veronica Gedeon
Universal Service
Chicago Police Department
Chicago Herald and Examiner
Irwin
John Toman
John ‘Sullivan
Sherritt
Sullivan
Teman
Toman
Robert Irwint
Lieut. Owens
Veronica
Gedeon
Frank Byrnes
Byres
Vex
Famed Newlyweds Sail for Honolulu
Hollywood reports four famous couples headed to Hawaii for honeymoons after weddings in Bel Air. Mary Pickford, 43, wed Buddy Rogers, 34, with 14 in attendance. Jeannette MacDonald and Gene Raymond followed, sailing last night aboard the Inner Lurline.
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Hollywood
Howaii
Mary Pickford
Buddy Rogers
Jeannette
MacDonald
Gene Raymond
Lurline
Miss Pickford
Rogers
Bel Air
Miss MacDonald
No Anti Jewish Drive Being Planned in Italy
June 27 report from Rome states there is no Jewish problem planned in Italy. The piece rebuts anti-Semitic jibes in a small Italian press and notes only sporadic propaganda with limited circulation in Rome. It references Fascist and Nazi era tensions and mentions newspapers like Tovere in this context.
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NOME
Tovere
Rome
Naz
Berlin
Wrens in His Pants Shocks Gotham Couple
In Gotham Wisconsin on June 27 Carl Garner faced a comic misadventure as wrens nested in his pants after his wife washed a new pair and hung them to dry. The birds began carrying straw and slicks, prompting Garner to remark that the birds needed a home rather than worry about him.
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Wis
Carl Garner
Carl
Garner
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