Williams rebuked for urging unemployed to back allies in office
Senate campaign funds panel reprimanded Aubrey Williams deputy relief administrator for telling the unemployed to keep their friends in office and warned against relief money being used in politics. The panel may request a transcript to compare with Williams's letter denying political intent.
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Washington
Senate Campaign Funds Committee
Aubrey Williams
Williams
Workers’ Alliance
Sheppard
Tex
Sorina
Alliance
Ark
Sen
Harrison
Miss
O'Mahoney
Wyo
Works Progress Administration
Fleane
Six Candidates File For Offices In August Primary
Six candidates filed certificates of announcement as the August primary nears. In the third district congress race Democrat Andrew Edmiston of Weston and Delegate J Alfred Taylor of Fayetteville entered. Republican Raymond V Humphries of Huntington, defeated in 1936, joined the fourth district primary. Three others had announced earlier.
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Congress
State Senate
Andrew Edmiston
Weston
J. Alfred Taylor
Fayetteville
Raymond V. Humphries
Huntington
Seaman
Chitlen
Charleston
Chinese Fight To Recapture Fort On River
Chinese troops fought to recapture a fort defending the Matowchen boom on the Yangtze River near Hankow as Japanese forces pressed up river. Reports say the Chinese sunk seven Japanese motor boats and killed ten men while noting Japanese landings and aerial clashes.
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Shanghai
Matowchen
Yangtze River
Hankow
Malonchen
Matowthen
Lake Po
Wushantze
Tunglia
Anking
Love Striker Still in Tower No Escape From Ivory Heights
JEVINGTON June 25. Mrs Hedi Heusser, mother of two, remains in Wealthy Moun K Blanchard's tower after a week and a half of a so called love strike. Rainy day observers, journalists, and her attorney Mortimer D O'Brien awaited a retreat or eviction with Blanchard’s attorney William D Cunningham indicating continued hospitality to the unwelcome guest.
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Jevington
Hedi Heusser
Moun K. Blanchard
di- Vorcee
Leak In Secret Defense Data Alarms Britain
Britain faces a cabinet Commons clash over anti aircraft defenses and a probe into a leak of secret defense data to MP Duncan Sandys. Prime Minister Chamberlain agrees to a committee inquiry amid war time tensions as 45 million Britons face bombing threats. Franco responds to British shipping attacks while questions loom over press governance and use of secrets laws.
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London
Chamberlain
Britain
British Isles
Rervist
War Office
Suave
Weele Hore
Hore-Belisha
Sandys
Campbell
MacDonald
Oes
Donald Somervell
Franco
Robert M. Hodson
Burgas
Heste
Railroads Demand 15 Percent Wage Cut
Chicago June 28 railroad management fights to cut wages of 21 workers by 15 percent at a national conference with railway labor. H A Enochs says current wages unsustainable amid lower freight traffic and weak earnings. labor opposes and fears a nationwide strike could affect about a million workers. Page 14 Col 2.
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Chicago
Tms
H. A. Enochs
Carriers Joint Conference Committee
Enochs
National Board of Mediation
NLRB Creates Broad Labor Rules Sparking Court Tests
Washington June 28 The National Labor Relations Board issues new precedents aims to make collective bargaining the rule not the exception. court tests loom as decisions like the coast wide Longshoremen order face legal challenges from the CIO and AFL amid business opposition.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Edwin S. Smith
West Coast
American Federation of Labor
Business Organizatons
Congress Meyer
End of low mood Seen By Cleveland Economist
Ottawa June 28 AP America has reached or will reach the bottom of the present low mood, says Leonard P Ayres economist of Cleveland Trust. He calls U S government spending politically primed prosperity but warns it may erode self-help and enterprise. The piece notes the second vast pump priming experiment and control of business by nonindustry sectors.
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U. S
Ayres
Ottawa
Ont
America
Leonard P
CIO Threatened At New Orleans
Historic New Orleans became a national battleground over civil liberties as police moved to purge CIO members during a draymen strike. More than twenty CIO members were arrested, others hid or fled, and two organizers were reportedly beaten at gunpoint. Police chief John Grosch vowed to run all CIO members out of town and labeled unionists as Communists.
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New Orleans
CLO
National Labor Relations Board
CIO
Washington
Jersey City
N. J
John Grosch
Grosch
Marta Lane M D A New Two Week Serial
The Gazette announces a first run two week serial titled Marta Lane M D starting tomorrow. This modern story offers a brisk summer escape as readers follow medical drama with local flavor and engaging characters in the Charleston Gazette.
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the Gazette
Marta
Lane
M.D
Indiana GOP Names Senate Choice Today
Indiana delegates gather at the state fair coliseum as five candidates vie for the GOP nomination for U S senator. Veterans James Watson and Raymond Willis stand as front runners on the first ballot, with Walter Bassert Oliver Starr and Clarence Wills also contending. Democratic prospects loom with Frederick Van Nuys hinting at an independent bid, signaling a possible three way race in November.
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Indianapolis
U.S
Indiana
James Hli Watson
State Fairgrounds Coliseum
Watson
Dim” Watson
Raymond E. Willis
Angola
Walter Bassert
Liberty
Oliver Starr
Gary
Clarence Wills
Kokomo
Watson c
Bassert
Ku Klux Klan
Jeader
Willis
Starr
Nye Leading Nye ahead in North Dakota primary race
U S Sen Gerald P Nye led Gov William Langer 2 to 1 in early North Dakota Republican primary returns. Nye 18104 to 10289 with 339 of 2260 precincts reporting. Governor results show Hagan 6323 and Thoresen 25403 with 5 percent of precincts reporting. Nye gained much of his edge in Cass County, while western precincts of the Nonpartisan League area await.
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Fargo
U. S
Gerald P. Nye
William Langer
Nye
Hagan
Thoresen
Burdick
Field
Ketsch
Lemke
Owen
Thompson
Sen
Cass County
Nonpartisan League
Gov. Langer
Dickstein vows to oppose Barbara Hutton citizenship shortcut
Washington June 28 Rep Dickstein of New York chairman of the house immigration committee says he will vigorously oppose any move by Countess Von Haugwitz-Reventlow to regain American citizenship by shortcut. He notes Barbara Hutton renounced her citizenship and must follow standard procedures like any other alien.
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Washington
TNS
Dickstein
New York
House Immigration Committee
Countess von Haugwitz-Reventlow
Barbara Hutton
Barbara
New Yorker
Congress
Era of Good Feeling Amid Roosevelts Unemployment Drive
President Roosevelt predicts a July 1 start for a 3.75 billion loan and spending program to ease unemployment without a large armament build. He notes arms costs are 12 percent of spending this year, against higher shares abroad, cites public works as a key long term plan, and mentions Sweden as a model. The drive aims to place 400,000 WPA workers and 250,000 CCC members on jobs by July 1.
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Hyde Park
N. J
Roosevelt
United States
National Resources Committee
Sweden
Sweden That Is One Answer, Mr. Roostvelt
PWA
Civilian Conservation Corps
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Fight over records delays Armco labor case hearing
In Catlettsburg Kentucky government seeks 250000 payroll and employment records from Armco Ashland plant as a national labor relations board hearing confronts a government fight over subpoenas. The hearing opened Monday before Examiner George Bok and will resume tomorrow with options to compel or adjourn.
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Catlettsburg
American Rolling Mill Company
National Labor Relations Board
Ashland
George Bok
Bokat
Federal District
Traffic Toll Cut 27 Percent In May Study
Chicago report from the National Safety Council shows a 27 percent drop in May traffic fatalities, the seventh straight monthly decline this year. About 3,780 lives saved. May deaths 2,280 versus 3,120 in 1937. First five months total 11,100 deaths vs 14,090 last year. Vermont led with a 40 percent drop, while Pennsylvania fell 23.3 percent. Leading cities list includes Chicago area figures and states Evanston reporting no traffic deaths.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Vermont
Pennsylvania
Pitepukee
St. Louis
Boston
Providence
Louisville
Dalles
Tex
New Bedford
Mass
Lynn
Utica
Lowell
Evanston
Rebels and Loyalists Remain Deadlocked at Front
From Hendaye at the Spanish frontier on June 28 a fierce daylong clash raged over a major highway to Valencia. Insurgents under Franco pressed toward the coast with a force about five miles from Nules, while Valencia's defenders and attackers held a stalemate in the region between Onda and Bechi amid the broad front near the Sarrion sector.
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Hendaye
France
Sarrion
Valencia
Franco
Nules
Onda
Bechi
Capone Feared For Refusal To Back Kidnap Plot
Roy Gardner on Alcatraz says Albert Bates and Tom Underwood plotted to abduct Interior Secretary Harold Ickes. Capone supposedly refused aid, after two approaches demanded ten thousand dollars to finance outside operatives. Gardner framed Capone as disliked for not backing the scheme.
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San Francisco
INS
Secretary of the Interior
Harold Ickes
Alcatraz
Roy Gardner
Rock
Gardner
Albert Bates
Tom Underwood
Underworld
al Capone
Capone
Chicage
St Capone
Washington ties grow between government and industry
In a June 28 interview, Richard C. Patterson Jr. envisions an era of good feeling and permanent prosperity through trust and cooperation between government and business. He cites a recent White House dinner with leaders from U S Steel, Libbey Owens Ford, Eastman Kodak, General Foods, American Radiator, United Railroads, Dun and Evang, R J Reynolds, Sears Roebuck, and others, noting progress toward common goals and continued efforts to align policies with democratic interests.
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Washington
INS
America
Richard C. Patterson, Jr
Patterson
SEC
John Hanes
White House
Roosevelt
International News
E.R. Stettinius
U. S. Steel Oi
Ohn
D. Biggers
Libbey- Owens-Ford Glass Company
Gane Dunn
J. G. White Engineering Corporation
M. 3. Folsom
Eastman “Kodak Company
Clarence Francis
General Foods Corporation
Rolland J. Hamilton
American Radiator Company
W. A. Harriman
Uni Fon Pacific Railroad Company
Sidney J. Weihberg
Gogo, Sachs and Company
A. D. Side
Dun and Evang Inc
S. Clay Williams
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Robert E. Wood
Bee Sears Roebuck and Company
Thurman Arnold
Outstanding Cop To Get $100 Prize
West Virginia will award its most outstanding policeman with a $100 prize and a medal next year. The Fraternal Order of Police chose the honor, to be decided by state lodge officers, for greatest achievement in law enforcement. Clarksburg will host next year's convention jointly with the West Virginia Sheriffs' Association. Squires of Fairmont, national president, was reelected. Clareence Custer of Wheeling was reelected vice president. Other officers include E. Satterfield of Parkersburg, secretary. Leslie Harris of Wheeling, treasurer. L. B. Warren of Charleston, conductor. A. J. Baker of Huntington, guard. G. R. Griffin of Williamson, chaplain. Ralph Holmes of Mount Nichols of Fairmont.
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West Virginia
Order of Police
West Virginia Sheriffs’ Association
Clarksburg
Squires
Henry B. Squires
Fairmont
Aleg
Clareence Custer
Wheeling
E. ¥. Satterfield
Parkersburg
Leslie L. Harris
Wheel’ Line
L. B. Warren
Charleston
A. J. Baker
Huntineton
G. R. Griffit
Williamson
Ralph Holmes
Mount Nichols
Fairmonty Gates
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Charleston Gazette
the State Newspafer
GOP
Senate
Jim’ Watson
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N. D. Battle
Sbiller
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Latemaker
FDR
Armco
Steel Company
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Ickes
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