Steel Strike Front Moves to Lockdown as Guards Take Over
In Youngstown and nearby cities, guardsmen assumed control as 170000 residents faced a tense day. Picket lines at Republic Steel plants in Warren and Struthers were reduced after a court restraining order, while Canton and Massillon districts reported 8000 idle workers. Federal mediation in Cleveland aims to end the stoppage with talks resuming tomorrow.
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Davey
Cleveland
Mediation Board
Purnell
Youngstown
Taft
Parnell
Girdler
Roosevelt
Holt
W. Va
John L. Lewis
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Bridges
Bailey
N. C
Gibson
Philip Murray
Steel Workers’ Organizing Committee
Murray
Republic Steel
Akron
Warren
Niles
Campbell and Struthers
Republic
Ralph E. Elser
Elser
Ohio
Canton-Massillon
James Sec
Pittsburgh Papers Hit By Mailing Room Strike
Pittsburgh newspapers suspend publication indefinitely after a sit-down strike by about 150 mailing room employees. The publishers association says the action violates a contract through January 7, 1938 and threatens more than 5,000 jobs. The union seeks immediate wage increases of 1.20 daily and 1.50 for night work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
APA
The
Press
Sun- Telegraph
Post-Gazette
Publishers Association
Post- Gazette
Fittsburgh
Earle
Harrisburg
65 Applicants Take Patrol Examinations
Jefferson City officials described the applicant group as one of the swellest outfits of men. About 500 men will be examined this week in the patrol examination process led by Col. A Linxwiler and a seven patrol captains including R E Moore W J Baxter W J Ramsey T L Leigh L B Howard A D Sheppard and L E Eslick with hopes to finish by Friday night.
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Highway Department
Col. A. Linxwiler
Jefferson City
R. E. Moore
General Headquarters
W. J. Baxter
Kansas City
W. J. Ramsey
Macon
T. L. Leigh
Kirkwood
L. B. Howard
Springfield
A. D. Sheppard
Sikeston
L. E. Eslick
Col. Casteel
Nazi Concentration Camp For Drunks Established
Berlin June 22 AP reports Germany opened a camp at Bremen described as a social cleansing project. Sixty families categorized for drunkenness filth or shirked labor live in cottages with space for 24 more. Residents learn cleanliness sobriety and industry. persistent failures may be segregated as incurable and children placed with the state.
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Berlin
Bremen
Bill Affected U S Judge Passes House
Washington reports the House approved the Sumners bill by 218 to 126 to establish special courts to remove federal district judges for misbehavior. The measure moves to the Senate and would provide an ouster path alongside impeachment by the Senate. The article notes no troops were needed in Canton or Cleveland districts amid plant operations and closures.
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Washington
House
Sumners
Senate
Bubonic Plague in New Form Spreads Warns U S Surgeon
Denver report from June 22 states rapid spread of bubonic plague in a new sylvatic form among western U.S. animals with projections it may reach the Ohio River. U S Public Health Service senior surgeon C R Eskey warns of rising human cases from ground squirrels and related species as fleas carry the germ to people.
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Denver
United States
Ohio River
American Association For the Advancement of Science
C. R., Eskey
U. S. Public Health Service
San Francisco
Eskey
Man
Esikey
Lai
California
New People's Front Forms French Government
The New People's Front in France appoints Georges Bonnet, former French ambassador to the United States, as finance minister to tackle the deficit and monetary issues that toppled Blum. Socialists demand the full front program. 16 of 22 ministers are holdovers from Blum's cabinet, no Communist posts granted.
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People's Front
Chaptemps
Georges Bonnet
United States
Bonnet
Blum
Chautemps
Peoples’ Front
Front
Bank of France
First Peoples’ Front
Pair Charged in G Man's Death Named as Robbers' Pair
Government witnesses traced a trail of bank loot from New York in Nebraska to tie the slaying of Federal Agent Kimberly W. Baker to Robert Suhay and Glen Applegate. The Katonah bank robbery netted 18492 dollars. Court testimony linked money found with the suspects after a Nebraska capture to the topeka shooting.
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Topeka
Kas
New York
Nebraska
Kimberly W. Baker
Robert Suhay
Glen Applegate
Edward W. Fielder
Northern Westchester
Katonah
N. C
Sundy
Applegate
Wimberly
Edward J. Larkin
John F. Gannon
Harold R. Cadmus
Federal Reserve Bank
New York City
Suhay
Plattermouth
Daughter of Late Sen Dwight Morrow Weds Morgan Kin
In North Haven Maine Constance Cutler Morrow daughter of the late Senator Dwight W Morrow and Aubrey Niel Morgan husband of Elisabeth Morrow who died in 1934 were quietly married here. Plans for Elisabeths sister Anne Lindberghs sister in law to be wed were arranged quietly with announcement that the ceremony occurred earlier. Aubrey Morgan and Elisabeth Morrow wed December 28 1932 and she died in December 1934.
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North Haven
Constance Cutler Morrow
Dwight W. Morrow
Aubrey Niel Morgan
Elisabeth
Anne Lindbergh
John Llewellyn Morgan
Llandaff
Wales
Paralysis Patient Completes 1100-Pound Move to Billings Hospital
A paralysis victim completes a complex transfer in the northwestern railroad yards. Twenty five medical staff and workers, all in white gowns, carried a respirator in a fumigated, sterile van escorted by motorcycle police to Billings Hospital. The 1100 pound burden arrived on the third floor, ending a $50,000 journey from the Orient to the Midwest.
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Northwestern
Billings Hospital
Orient
Midwest
Price Fixing Warned In Wage and Hour Bill
Donald Richberg former NRA administrator warned a congressional committee that federal price fixing would follow the Slack Connery wage hour bill. He urged sharp curtailment of proposed administrative powers and said Congress should outlaw oppressive wages and hours while assuming responsibility for fixing reasonable prices.
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Washington
Donald Richberg
NRA
Congressional
Joint Labor Committee
Congress
Ward Plant Strike Denial in Kansas City
Montgomery Ward & Co denied all allegations in the National Labor Relations Board complaint filed last week and argued the filing lacks a clear statement of facts. The firm’s answer comes ahead of a board hearing set for tomorrow as drivers report dumpings and a non union printer claims a worker was pulled from a ladder.
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Kansas City
Montgomery Ward & Co
National Labor Relations Board
Leon R. Reliford
Building Trades Council
Montgomery - Ward Alsorauyal
George O. Pratt
The
Labor Board
Ed Rice
Jeffrey Mails
Lutheran Convention Votes Subsidized School Support
In St Louis on June 22 AP Field Secretary M F Schaefer said the sixtieth annual Western District Missouri Synod convention of Lutheran church voted to support parish schools in subsidized or supported congregations. Eighty one stations received district subsidies last year. The Missouri Synod covers Missouri Arkansas and Tennessee and meetings run through Friday with policy presented by Rev. E L Roschke.
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ST. Louis
M. &. Schaefer
Missouri Synod of the Lutheran Church
Mission Treasuries
E. L. Roschke
Mission Board
Missouri Synod
Missouri
Arkansas
Tennessee
Contour Furrowing Endorsed For Erosion Control
Urbana Illinois June report from the American Society of Agricultural Engineers notes contour furrows as a water conservation method for soil erosion control. Smaller than terraces and usable with common equipment, furrows keep rain near its point of impact across slopes from nearly level to 60 percent, with regional recommendations limiting use on steep slopes.
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Urbana
III
American Society of Agricultural Engineers
Society
University of Illinois College of Agriculture
Great Plains
Kansas-Oklahoma
Kansas-Oklahoma Area Not More Than 10 Per Cent. the Subcommittee On
Girl to Testify Against Ex Lover in Murder Trial
Bernice Felton, 18, will testify for Arkansas prosecutors against Lester Brockelhurst, 23, in the murder trial of Victor A. Gates. Deputy Prosecutor Joe P. Melton announced the pair, once involved in a romance, have “fallen out.” Brockelhurst was a former Sunday school teacher from Galesburg TL.
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Lonoke
Ark
Bernice Felton
Lester Brockelhurst
Victor A. Gates
Joe P. Melton
Brockelhurst
Galesburg
Union Electric Authorized to Issue Bond Securities
The Missouri Public Service Commission authorized Union Electric Company of Missouri to issue 80 million dollars in 3.34 percent first mortgage and collateral trust bonds due 1962 and 15 million dollars in 3 percent notes due 1942. Proceeds refund old gold bonds and purchase Illinois first mortgage bonds to secure Missouri issues, reimburse treasury for past expansion, and fund a new 75,000 kilowatt unit at Cahokia plant.
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State Public Service Commission
Union Electric Company of Missouri
Union Electric Company of Illinois
Union Electric of Missouri
Union Electric of
Sinois
Missouri Company
Ilinois Company
Cahokia
St Louis to Group Traffic Violators by Attitude
In St Louis, traffic ordinance violators will be sorted into four categories by City Judges James Nangle and Edward M Ruddy. The groups are outright guilty guilty with an explanation innocent guilty and truly innocent. Those who plead guilty without comment fall into outright guilty.
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ST. Louis
James Nangle
Edward M. Ruddy
Thej
Court Deliberations Touch On Resignation Or Happiness
A fragment reflects deliberations on outcomes if found guilty or judged innocent, mentioning belief in justice and the upholding of judgment. The text hints at possible resignation, or contentment, depending on verdict and moral standing.
New York American to Unite with Two Others
The New York American announced that starting with Friday’s issues it will consolidate with the New York Journal in the evening and the New York Mirror in the evening fields. All three papers are Hearst owned with the Mirror remaining a tabloid.
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New York American
New York
The
New York Journal
New York Mirror
Hearst
American
Mirror
Journal
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Tenn
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Republic Steel Executive
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U. S
C. R. Eskey
New People's Front
G-Man
Dwight Morrow
Ward
Union Electric
PSC
Mexico
Wall Street. Journal
Broad St
Crane Everbrite
Crane Crane CO
South Sixteenth St
Central
Trust Company
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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