German Planes Clash With Spanish Defense Craft
The German force attacked northwest of Cape Palos as a bi motor plane engaged a Spanish defense craft near Alcáceres. One Loyalist aircraft was set ablaze and the wounded were transported to the capital where one died on arrival and another remained hospitalized. The defense minister praised a British pilot for aid and the Mediterranean coast saw further shelling along Valencia and Castillon de la. Insurgent forces under Gen. Francisco Franco reportedly strengthened allies in the Caso Go Camibo sector near the capital’s western edge amid ongoing conflicts.
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Farc Sane
Defense Ministry
Hab
Pato
Smiléay & Dornie
Alcscares Basa
Cpe Palos
Filame
Cartanene
Ine
Theapital
Versal
Valencia
Castellon de Tsa
Nadel
Francisco Trance
Caso Go
Camibo
Jerame
Acuth
Strike Surges as Steel Leaders Face Wagner Act Allegations
Reports from Youngstown and surrounding towns indicate 11 208 workers returned to plants amid a broad steel strike. Officials describe planned full staffing by midweek while crews in Johnstown and Warren report varying rehires. Union leaders accuse management of violating the Wagner Act as talks proceed.
Irwin Faces Trial With Claims Of Fearful Murder Plot
Irwin shows defiant mood as court appearance follows a string of confessions. Attacks by Irwin on guards, details of past assaults, and warnings from authorities depict a volatile suspect who may relapse into dangerous behavior, prompting calls for cautious handling.
Strike figures clash over Republic Steel output in Ohio
Reports from Canton Cleveland and Columbus say thousands of Republic Steel workers remain on strike while union leaders claim 4 000 idle workers and 8 000 idle across four plants. Gen Emil Marx allows opening two more units and resuming 44 hour four shift production at Hubbard Struthers Youngstown Sheet and Tube sites Campbell and Brier Hill divisions. Violence flares in Beaver Falls and Niles as guards disperse crowds. back to work slows at Warren mill with 350 entering for 2 pm shift and hot mills remaining closed.
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Heertak
Ee Unics
Joe
Youngstown
Republic Bleel
Cungatown
Sohattowee Pa
Fee Ee
Wren Gas Company
Comtria Waks
Pitley Zvane
Bathichera Industal Welatt Wea
Seve Works
AL Warr
D. Co. LO
Obie
Wanutie
Warren
Sioa
Ares
Light
Johnstown
Haray
Bathlehem
Cambria
Dell~ Nitelp Brokin
Canton
C. T
Republic Steel
Marailion
Republic
Cleveland
Columbus
Emil Fr. Marx
Hubbard and Struthers Mills
Campbell
Brier Hill
Beaver Ivaliz
Moltrup Steel Products Comepany
Niles
National Guard
C. SO
Twelve Are Killed In Weekend Accidents
A series of weekend disasters claim multiple lives across several states. Victims include gas explosion victims at a Buckhamon area mine and a man who died en route to hospital, a drowning in the Ohio river near Huntington, and a fatal fall at a county infirmary. Names include Christopher, Sherman Davis, and Grover Kneen.
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FL Christopher
Firstoss
Adrian Fuel Company
Buckhamon
Shermoan Davis
Wheel Coal and Coke Company
Arnettsville
Frank Amos, Jr
Sutton
Jesu Brothers
Paducah
Ohio River
Arto
Araie
Roy Davis
Ohio
Huntington
Frederick Allen Turner
Glen Lyn
Wolf Creek
Goldie Harper
Otto Fazio
Coal River
Charleston
Sarah Arachel
Parkersburg
B. O. Robinson
Mercer County
Roscoe Pendleton
Ed Kade Wea
Grover Kneney
Ezra H. Yates
McDowell County
County Infirmary
London
BC Formula Claims Rapid Headache and Neuralgia Relief
A consumer ad asserts a product named BC provides quick relief for headache and neuralgia through a special combination of proven ingredients. The text touts careful ingredient checks and manufacturing under direct paper standards, urging repeat purchases for persistent symptoms.
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PBC
Board Considers Parking Proposal Action by City Panel
City traffic committee reviews a parking rule change across Kanawha to Capitol streets and adjacent blocks. The plan cites Hale Summers Donnally Quarrier Virginia and Fifa Lea Washington streets and seeks to regulate curb use and traffic flow.
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Capitol Atreat
Kanawha Street
Donnally
Hanawha Street
Hale
Summers
Virginia Street
Quarrier Street
Capitol Street
Fifa Street
Lea Street
Washington Street
Donnally Street
Nazis Demand Return of Colonies and Space to Live
The text reports on Nazi positions demanding colonial restitution and an end to economic nationalism. Dr. Schacht argues that space to live and work requires international policies guaranteeing fair food and employment, honest money, and proper division of raw materials. He warns political control of raw material sources harms peace.
Fight Continues as Strike Leaders Claim Victory
In Warren the plant remains closed while production is stepped up, according to a company spokesman. A special grand jury in Youngstown investigated last week's riot that left two strikers dead and over 80 injured. about 200 people were arrested on rioting and concealed weapon charges.
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Offteraday
Warren
Youngstown
Wilson Named Assistant Secretary of State by Roosevelt
Washington June 28 Hugh R Wilson a veteran diplomat was appointed assistant secretary of state by President Roosevelt He has served since 1927 as minister to Switzerland and acted as unofficial observer for the United States at League of Nations conferences in Geneva Wilson begins his new duties after a brief vacation Secretary Hull said the post will involve handling foreign political issues and related diplomatic affairs
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Washington
Hugh R. Wilson
Roosevelt
Wilson
Switzerland
League of Nations
Geneva
Portu- Hal
Valaspe
Hull
Illinois marriage law drives rush for licenses at city hall
CHICAGO June 28 crowds of over 1000 seek marriage licenses before Ilinois new law takes effect July 1. A record 1050 licenses issued that day as applicants must present a medical certificate, with the old 1917 record set just before the World War draft.
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Chicago
Milnois
Bethlehem says adequate force at Cambria works amid 17 day strike
Johnstown June 28 Bethlehem Steel Corp declared an adequate force in every department at its Cambria works center of a 17 day strike. SWOC says rails reduced. production continues with 18 open hearths and two more to be repaired. Police report 2500 to 3000 pickets at mill gates. two men arrested for throwing stones near the Franklin gate.
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Johnstown
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Cambria
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Conemaugh and Black Lick
Bethlehem
Tames’ Mark
SWOC
George H. Earle
Pennsylvania
Sidney Evans
Mark
Jomea F. Dewey
William A. Clark
F. Howell
Franklin Borough
Clark
Franklin
Voters Decide Today on Extra Levy for City Funds
Citizens vote on a special levy adding about 213000 annually to city revenue, split 160000 for general fund, 93000 for new equipment, and 20028.20 to offset delinquent taxes for three years, with renewal boosting purchases for police, fire, and street services and possible new fire stations and roof repair. Polling places listed across Precincts 1 to 61 with local venues and addresses.
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Walnut Street
Frame Street
Brick
Patrick Street
Peck
Mlasan
Camney
Atore
Wooldridge Trade
Elk School
Greenleaf's
Taft School
Kanawha
Washington School
Wright Tire and Battery
Fred Wall
Court Strees
A—Nichol
Blue Hird
Capitol Building
Capitol
Riverview School
BOC
Farnbank
South Ruffner School
Kenawha City School
Rose McGraw
Road Widening Plans Approved for Marmet Montgomery Road
State Road Commissioner Burr H. Simpson announced plans to widen the Marmet Montgomery road on the south side of the Kanawha River at an estimated cost of about 45000. The project, approved after a Pratt meeting, includes seven widening efforts and aims to create a two car road by next summer with several curves removed. Other routes into Charleston No 13 from Clendenin and No 35 from Dunbar will also be widened at totals around 74214 with completion aimed for next summer. A special committee led by Mayor East Bank and his colleagues will press for prompt action.
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Marmet-Montgomery
Kanawha River
Burr HH. Simpson
Pratt
Simpson
Charleston
Clendenin
Dunbar
Marmet-Montgomery Road S. 5
Davidson
East Bank
Ilmgelf
W. R. Vaughan
E. M. McConshay
J. H. Campbell
Robert Ni Lynch
J. A. Willis
EF. EB
Mickey
Simpnon
Nudists Guard Nudist Camp Amid Gunfire in California
SAN JOSE CALIFORNIA JUNE 24 Nudists at the Elysium camp faced armed guards as George Spray founder of the colony proved he would defend the site with gunfire. Three local youths were captured by nudist deputies after a chase, while three others escaped. the incident followed tensions over invaders and enforcement of camp rules.
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San Jose
Cal
Elysium
Here
George Spray
Aun Tan Colony
Santa Clare
CCC
Washington
Roosevelt
Civilian Conservation Corps
Congress
Robert Fechner
Wallace Charged With Receiving Stolen Goods
Jake Wallace of Charleston pawn shop to appear in intermediate court on a charge of receiving stolen goods. He allegedly bought a $300 gold watch knowing it was stolen property. He was previously tried and convicted on a similar charge last year but freed when the supreme court ruled the warrant faulty.
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Jake Wallace
Charleston
Tor
Tris Todry
Wallace
Supreme Court
Three Little Girls Slain and Suspect Sought in Park
Inglewood Calif June 28 police broadcast a statewide alert for Leroy Strong 42 on suspicion of kidnapping after three girls vanished Saturday. Olive Everett 12 identified a suspect from a police lineup as the man who spoke to them in the park Friday about hunting rabbits. Knott and Jones reported seeing a rattle trap Ford automobile near the park with the girls aboard. Kenny Anderson, 7, said a man approached him in Centinelle park Saturday about rabbits and knots in rope. The last sighting was at noon at the park swimming pool where the girls said they planned to hunt rabbits.
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Olive Everett
Aimilar
Olive
Aglewood
Ahe
Edward Knott
Irceman
Arthur Jones
Knott
Jones
Inglewood
Kenny Anderson
Centinelle Park
Cactus Patch
Ethel Arthur
June
Melba
Jeanette
Air J
A. Crafcroft
Calif
William Penprase
Sheriff Bureau of Investigation
Leroy Strong
Strong
Haemarrhesin Blood Tanks to Supply Transfusion Gas Pumps
Dr Goudenker announces a new synthetic blood substitute Haemarrhesin using physiological blood salts with phosphates and bicarbonate. Two years of tests report safety and durability, with planned establishment of haemarchesin tank stations at Alpine ambulance nodes to provide readily available transfusions for wounded in remote areas and accidents along major routes.
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Goudenker
Occidenta
Isolation of Spanish War to Be Debated
A Fascist spokesman warned against a full British and French patrol of the Spanish coasts, arguing such a move would force the Spanish government to act. He asserted that action in the Mediterranean requires Italy and Germany, with London awaiting tomorrow's meeting to see if these powers will aid, undermine, or abstain from efforts to check the conflict.
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Illy
Germany
Britain
France
Mediterranean
Italy
Italia
Hiller
Senate Post Office Committee Ends Steel Strike Inquiry
Washington June 20 the senate post office committee abruptly ended the steel strike investigation defeating three senators bid to summon Postmaster General Farley. McKellar to draft a report recommends leaving further inquiry to the senate civil liberties committee which will begin hearings Wednesday. Holt Bailey and Bridges urged broader inquiry into union finances and organizing methods to shape a national labor policy.
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Washington
Senate Post Office Committee
Farley
Sen. Bridges
N. H
Btr
Senate
Republic Steel Company
McKellar
Tenn
Holt
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Leung
New York
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Skaigh
Neppen
Leibowitz
Peru
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Storms Bureau
Cambria Works
Harry F. Nine
Masrachy Petta
Muleat
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Marmet
Universal Service
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Mexico
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Pats
Camille Chautemps
Leon Bhim
Chamber of Deputies
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