Armed guards ride trolley system as Milwaukee strike continues
Arm ed guards rode Milwaukee street cars and barbed wire barriers went up around company plants while operations stayed near normal during a broad strike by operators and electricians. Estimates of striking workers ranged from about 900 to 1,400 as volunteers and company officials disagreed. No violence occurred in the morning as residents adapted to the disruption and union officials failed to meet with company leaders seeking a settlement.
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William A. Mueller
United Press
Milwaukee
Regional Labor Board
Induster[ i
Milwaukee Electric Company
Bie! Eagle
Wiliow
Employes Anual Benefit Association
Vitons
France imposes strict ban on U S films in France
Paris June 26 Severe import restrictions on motion pictures prompt Harold Smith Hollywood to urge State Department intervention. Decree limits foreign films for dubbing shows, caps theater counts, and marks a sharp cut in U S film imports. Smith calls it the worst treatment U S producers have faced.
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Beesheer
Paris
Moton Picture
Harold Smith
Hollywood
Caile Will Hays
State Department
Netinelion
Usir
Seine
France
United States
Smith
Fantchart
New Threats Against Los Angeles Man
United Press reports that letters threatening to bomb the home of William F. Gettie, a man rescued from kidnappers, demanded 436000 in extortion. DOJ agents traced the threats to crank sources, with the notices sent from Los Angeles California on June 26.
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Los Angeles
United Press
Los Angeues
Calit
Wm. F. Gettie
Department of Justice
Split in Cuban cabinet shocks island peace
June reports show ABC party rifts and four ABC cabinet resignations protesting government terrorism. Radical, moderate, and conservative ABC factions contend, as radical supporters back Ha ton Grau San Martin. mutinies and street violence rise while Men dieta loyalists govern. In Haiti, ex president Machado is traced near Santo Domingo.
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United Press
Havana
ABC
Gerarry Machado
Cuba
Hataon Grau San Martin
Carlos Mendieta
Mendieta
Port al Prince
Haiti
Gerardo Machado
Santo Domingo
Gemi
Drowning Narrow Escape In Davis Creek Pond
Two children, a boy and girl named Kestler, narrowly escaped drowning at Davis Creek near Love Ice pond east of East Wayne Street. Junior Weer, son of Mr and Mrs Weber, rushed to their aid, pulling them from a deep cork floater. Both suffered shock but were unharmed otherwise. the rescue prevented a likely drowning.
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Davis Creek
East Wayne Street
Kestler
Junior Weer
Patt Weber
South Center Street
Industrial Mishaps in Penna See Decline in Accidents
Harrisburg June 26 The Department of Labor and Industry reports that industrial accidents in Pennsylvania decreased from April to May. Fatalities rose in May by two compared with April, totaling 99, while non fatal accidents rose to 7 585 from 7 029.
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Winow Tress
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Department of Labor and Industry
Roosevelt to broadcast talk on stewardship
President Roosevelt will deliver a 40 minute radio address Thursday evening reviewing his stewardship of the government. The speech will be broadcast on both major networks and cover events up to his departure for Hawaii.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Hovwaii
Eternal Triangle Murder Case Shocks Erie
In Erie Pennsylvania on June 26 the death of 21 year old Joseph Eckstein is blamed on a love triangle with Mrs Cecilia Tomasik. Police questioned her husband Joseph Tomasik 34 after a confrontation at tear gas tanks. Witness Joan Cartick a railroad car inspector saw the chase and Eckstein trip on railroad tracks. Tomasik beat Eckstein with a lead pipe until restrained. Eckstein later died in hospital.
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United Presy
Erie
Joseph Eckstein
Cecilia
Tomasik
Joseph
Eckstein
Bekstein
Joan Cartick
Pennsylvania Railroad
Esekstein
Garrick
Rickstein
Tomasile
Lion at Large in Erie County Remains Unfound
A reported lion terrorized the Erie district as a 50-strong posse of state police and local residents searched woods near Kearsarge overnight. Martin Hewitt alerted authorities after spotting what looked like a lion, but zoo checks found no circus in the area and officials suspect a misidentified animal, possibly a large og.
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Erie County
Kearsarge
Martin Hewitt
Coast Guardsmen Readied Amid Pacific Coast Strike Tensions
San Francisco tense as National Guard mobilization orders are issued in a bid to quell a coastwise maritime workers strike now in its third month. Edward McCrady presses for peace talks while Gov. Merriam vows steps to end the deadlocked walkout. violence flares from San Francisco to Seattle with longshoremen clashing with strikebreakers and deputies as ships prepare to unload.
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United Press
San Francisco
Nxonal
Pacific Coast
Edward FW. McCrady
Maritime Workers
Atrike
Seth J. Howard
Galifornia National Guard
Isjed
Frank Merriam
McGrady
Seattle
Jefferson
Reverend Garnett Speaks on Boys Work at Rotary Club
Rev W H Garnett pastor of Spring Creek Federated Church addressed the Rotary Club during the weekly luncheon at the Hotel Carry. He shared engaging experiences from his time with the Boy Scouts while Miss Siga Anderson assisted as club pianist. Twenty members attended. FT England to attend Erie railroad traffic meeting in Jam town this evening.
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W. H. Garnett
Spring Creek Federated Clwrch
Rotary Cub
Carry
Mr. Garnett
Siga
Anderson
England
Erie
Clash Over NRA Closes Harriman Hosiery Mill
Harriman Tennessee June 25 1933 the Harriman Hosiery Mill ordered closed after a dispute with the NRA over General Johnson Recovery Administration. The plant employes 653 will lose work. Attorney J A Wright Jr says customers boycott the mill for not joining NRA claiming compliance with the act. The closing notice says the action aims to settle with the government but vows no submission to imp demand.
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United Press
Harriman
Tenn
Harriman Hosiery
NRA
Hugh 8. Johnson
General Johnson
J.A. Wright, Jr
Washington
Eagle
Wright
Kidnapped by Six Gunmen Shock Chicago Rescue
Six gunmen abducted Andrew Svt acca a wealthy North Side restaurant owner as his two young children watched. A crypto call to his home claimed he would be released after a ransom. Police arrived minutes later after the family called for help. A caller claimed the father is safe but offered no details. Crowned at Picnic in Altoona leaves James Brown and family to grieve after a fatal incident at a community picnic near Bloomfield.
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Ay United Press
Chicago
Andrew ‘Svtacca
North Side
Olacca
Carlo Solaces
Lane
Carlo
Tecailer
Altoona
James Brown
Brookes Mills
Bloomfield
Baler’s
Coolidge Kin Substitutes for Morgenthau
A Boston banker around 40, newly in public office, was chosen by Secretary Morgenthau to manage national finances during his month‑long Montana vacation. Thomas Jefferson Coolidge, acting head of the Treasury, succeeds Dean G. Acheson after a disputed policy shift, with prior Treasury duties held briefly by Bare W. Bailie. Coolidge, Harvard football star and son of the bank founder, brings 13 years at Old Colony Trust Co. to the post.
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Richard L. Gridley
United Press
Washington
Boston
Secretary of ‘Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Montana
Treaaury
Thomas Jefferson Coolidge
Galvin Coolidge
Thomas Jefferson
Colidge
The
Treasury
Dean G. Acheson
Ast Wall
Coo- Huge
Bare W. Bailie
Wall Street
Congress
Harvard
Ceasury
Old Colony ‘Trust Co
Cooper Named Aide To G O P In Harrisburg
Alex F. Cooper, assistant librarian of the State Senate, was named today as an aide to Republican State Chairman M. Harvey Taylor in Harrisburg. The move follows Cooper’s long leadership role in Dauphin County. Taylor did not comment on reports of moving the state party headquarters from Philadelphia to Harrisburg, noting the Philadelphia base with a small office in Harrisburg and implying the capital could host both parties.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Alex F. Cooper
State Senate
M. Harvey Taylor
Cooper
Dauphin County
Taylor
Philadelphia
Drowned brothers in Breakneck reservoir tragedy
Ten year old Fred Stillwagon, who could not swim, leapt into Breakneck reservoir to save his younger brother James. Both boys drowned as Stanley Freed, an angler, witnessed the event. Police and firemen spent three hours attempting resuscitation without success.
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United Presa
Connellsville
Fred Stillwagon
James
Stanley Freed
James Stilwagon
Bullskin Township
Roosevelt to visit Haiti and Hawaii on trip
Washington June 26 Roosevelt adds Haiti to the list of nations he will visit during his upcoming journey to Hawaii. The schedule notes travel to Haiti as part of the broader voyage.
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Roosevelt
Haiti
Sy Wennores
Washington
Hawaii
Present naval talks in London spark confusion over big navy plans
London June 26 An informal British big navy program causes uncertainty as talks proceed. Tokyo dispatch says Japan will rush a delegation to London to press substantial demands alongside France, signaling a shift in the perceived agenda.
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United Press
London
Japan
France
United Prete
Tokyo
General Motors Denies Raising Army Truck Bids
June 26 Washington General Motors official told the House military affairs committee that GM did not raise bids for army truck contracts after Ford was barred from government business. J B Woodside, GM Fleet Corp. manager, said orders were issued to prevent any division from benefiting from the change, and no increased bids occurred. A CCC tantor truck was damaged by sabotage in at least one case.
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United Press
Washington
Ford Motor Company
General Motors Corporation
House Military Affairs Investigating Committee
J. B. Woodside
General Motors Fleet Corporation
GMU
Woodsille’s Reef
Unetheviolet Motor Co
Ford Motor Co
NRA
Tantor
Civilian Conservation Corps
Du Pont Soars To 155 Mile Glider Record Flight
Richard C. du Pont aimed to break a 1931 glider record after soaring 155 miles from Elmira across Allegheny ridges to Somerset Hills New Jersey. He, along with Martin Schempp and Paul Sweet, participated in the Soaring Society of America annual meeting.
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United Press
Elmira
N.Y
Richard C. du Pont
Tu Pont
Allegheny
Elgilra
Somerset Hills
N. J
Germany
Jy Guenther Groenhart
de Pont
Felix d| Pont
Wilmington
Del
Hunla
Soaring Society of America
Martin Schempp
Syracuse
Paul Sweet
Nazi Policies Prompt Drastic Counter Action
Berlin reports Germany's Nazi government moves to suspend foreign obligations amid looming trade war fears. Hjalmar Schacht plans counter measures while Britain and France consider seizing German credits to service gilt edge reparations bonds. Turbulent domestic fronts rise involving Krupp, Hess, and party factions as German industry laments imports.
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Great Britain
France
Hjalmar Schacht
Reichsbank
Britain
London
Adolf Hiller
Berlin
Gusav Krupp von Bohlen
Resig Tation
Nazi Economic
Cologne
Rudolf Hess
Hitler
Nazi Party
Orgain
Stahlheins
Wareterans
Koliberg
Pomerania
Oliberg
Breslau
Act Us
Tageblatt
Dominican Missionary Fatally Harmed in China
June 21 report from Hong Kong says Dominican Father Urban Martin aged priest from New Orleans, captured two weeks after Southern Fukien seminary seizure, died from wounds. Other Dominican captive life considered hopeless. Three hurt in Vienna washroom accident amid broader unrest claims.
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Hong Kong
Santoscan
Fukien
Fuller Urband Martin
China
New Orleans
Father Martin
All Hope
Onder
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