Steel Fails to Sign Pacts with C10 Head in Peace Conference
Cleveland June 21 AP The first steel strike peace conference ended with four major steel firms refusing to sign any agreement with John L Lewis and his team as President Roosevelt’s mediation board called for talks. Republic Steel Bethlehem Inland and Youngstown Sheet and Tube walked out after two sessions, vowing no contract oral or written.
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Lewis
Cleveland
John L. Lewis
Eugene Grace
Bethlehem Steel
Frank Purnell
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Wilfred Sykes
Inland Steel
Tom Girdler
Republic Steel
Roosevelt
Republic Concern Firm
Republic
Girdler
Republic and
Youngstown
Secretary of Labor
Perkins
Charles F. Taft
Cincinnati
Federal Board
C. L O
Republi
Co. T. O
Navy Planes Take Off On Hop to Canal Zone
Twelve giant navy flying boats launched from San Diego toward Coco Solo Canal Zone for a non-stop 3000 mile flight, first leg of a routine delivery. Rear Admiral King predicted completion within 24 hours as officers and enlisted men accompanied Lieut. Robert Morse on the water route along Mexico and Central America. A second item notes the 23rd annual central western Young People's conference at Columbia Missouri opening events.
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San Diego
Calif
Fleet Air Base
Coco Solo
Canal Zone
U. S
Ernest J. King
Mexico
Central America
Robert Morse
Acapulco
Basques Gird For Defense Of Santander
Basque government masses troops to defend Santander as insurgent air and sea forces shell the coast. Refugees crowd the Bilbao corridor as Basques fortify near Baracaldo and Alonsotegui seeking aid from Valencia and hoping for air support.
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Banos DE Carranza
Spain
Santander
Bilbao
Jose Antoni Aguirre
Baracaldo
Alonsotegui
Bilbao- Santander
Valencia
Girl Calls Fire Truck To Get Letter in Mails
In Cincinnati on June 21 AP reports Miss Nellie Porter 20 of Vandeburg Kentucky triggered a fire alarm to alert the mail carrier. She claimed she believed pulling the fire box lever would mail a letter, and the firemen explained the mistake.
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Cincinnati
Nellie Porter
Vandeburg
Vatican vows conciliation over Nazi church school moves
Berlin reports say 986 village schools gained non denominational status raising Catholic fears teachers may have to quit to keep jobs. Confessional clergy arrested in Germany sparked protests. Vatican signals aim to avoid break with Berlin despite alleged violations of the 1933 concordat as concerns grow over secularizing Bavarian Catholic schools.
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Berlin
Germany
Vatican City
Vatican
Bavaria
Reich
Osservatore Romana
Packing Employees Return to Work After Holiday
EAST ST LOUIS HI June 21 AP Their labor holiday ends as union workers at Swift and Armour packing plants plan to resume work tomorrow. Angelo Verdu organizer for United Packing House Workers of America CIO says 775 new names added. He reports Armour 98 percent organized of 1400 workers and Swift 80 percent of 1600. Hundreds of pickets appeared at stockyards entrances at 5 am, but no violence was reported.
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East ST. Louis
Swift and Armour Packing
Angelo Verdu
United Packing House Workers of America
CIO
Armour
Swift
Death Valley Scotty Praised By Wife Suing Him
Death Valley Scotty arrived in town in shirting sleeves and red tie amid a settled divorce case with his wife who had sued for separate maintenance and large attorney fees. He called the matter closed and praised his wife as a fine woman while noting terms were not made public. He had wandered the border states while process servers pursued him.
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Los Angeles
Death Valley
Troops Called Out for Duty At Youngstown
Long labor strike across Ohio's Mahoning Valley sparks federal mediation efforts in Cleveland and Washington. In Warren police clash with pickets after Republic Steel injunction. Youngstown sees a second fatality as 121 killed in siege since May. Johnstown withdraws troopers as Bethlehem Steel works near Cambria shut down.
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Republic Steel
Chicago
Thomas Kilroy
James L. Mooney
Washington
John J. Abt
la Follette Committee
Robert Wohlforth
Postoffice Committee
Kilroy
Mooney
John Mayo
Youngstown C. I. O
SOS
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Republic Steel Corporation
Perkins
Federal Board
Warren
Mahoning Valley
Ohio
Republic
Cleveland
Federal Mediation Board
John L. Lewis
Representa
Tive Cox
D-Ga
Warren, O
Lynn B. Griffith
Gates
Massillon
Henry W. Keier
Martin L. Davey
Youngstown
C. I.0
C. I
Johnstown
George H. Earle
Augustine
Janeway
Cambria Works
Bethlehem Steel
Wheat Harvest in Cole County Progress Continues
Wheat harvest in Cole County runs strong as hot weather aids crop readiness. Despite some bottom fields remaining too wet and weeded, farmers anticipate control with a few more days of favorable weather and adequate moisture in the soil.
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Cole County
Maryland Governor's Right Eye Is Removed
Baltimore dated June 21 report confirms Governor Harry W Nice had his right eye removed. Surgeon Dr L J Goldbach said conditions surrounding the operation and the Governor's reaction were perfect though he cautioned close monitoring for several days for possible unexpected developments.
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Baltimore
Harry W. Nice
L. J. Goldbach
Senate Rejects Plan to Increase WPA Relief Costs
The Senate voted 49 to 34 against a 25 percent contribution by states and communities to WPA project costs. Senator Robinson joined Republican and Democratic critics, and subsequent 40 percent amendment by Byrnes failed 58 to 25. The move clears the way for final action on a two year PWA extension and use of $300 million from its revolving fund for loans and grants.
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Washington
Senate
Robinson
Arkansas
Roosevelt
Byrnes
D. C
Public Works Administration
PWA
Soviets Plan Non-Stop Hop to New York Flight
Russia’s three top fliers arrived in Oakland after a 5,300 mile hop from Vancouver marking their sixth city stop in a Moscow to New York non stop attempt. They hailed Arctic hazards while planning another leg over the polar route, greeted by officials and a Communist party delegation with wreaths. William and Mary University mention appears as unrelated line.
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New York City
Vancouver
Chekaloff
Tarlow
San Francisco
Oakland
Calif
Russia
Moscow
New York
Wash
United States
Soviet Union
United Air Lines
Chamber of Commerce
Communist Party
Names of six more to testify on tax evasion probe
Washington officials said six more citizens would be named tomorrow before the joint congressional committee on tax evasion and avoidance for transactions with a foreign insurance company. One earlier case showed a man cutting taxes by $140,000 on an $8,000 outlay through a fictitious premium loan scheme.
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Washington
Joint
Congressional Committee On
Treasury
Magill
Maternal Revenue Bureau
Rains and Windstorms Hit Brooklyn Area Killing Twelve
A severe electrical storm swept Brooklyn and Coney Island, injuring about 20 and causing fatalities. Jessie De Martini, 27, died when a splintered power pole crushed her car, while others suffered cuts from shattered windows. Trees toppled near Stony Brook, blocking roads near the G men site related to the Alice Parsons case.
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Brooklyn
Coney Island
Long Island
Jessie de Martini
Stony Brook
Alice Parsons
G-men Work
New Way to Hold False Teeth in Place
Ad touts Fas heeth powder to secure dentures without gummy taste or sensation. Claims teeth stay firm, comfortable, and breath remains sweet. Available from druggists in three sizes.
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Taft
Philip Murray
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Columbia
The
Christian Church
Missouri Episcopal
City
Algoria
Miguel Ganuza Berriego
Balino
Death Valley Scott
Maryland
Carter
William and Mary University
America
Kellogg Help
Kellogg’s
Kellogge 'S
Kellogge
Battle Creek
Leeds
Hope Mirage
North Jefferson
Dallas
Katy
Virginia
Schrimpf’s
Bolivar Cash & Carry
Buick
Braddock
Buck
N.B.C
Red and Blue Networks
Heisinger Motor Company
High St
Jefferson City, Mo
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