Disgust Over Strike Voiced By President
President voices disgust as steel strike deepens nationwide. Federal mediation backs man-to-man talks amid attacks on mills and water infrastructure. Police detain alleged bomb plot leaders. grand jury to probe bombings. In Youngstown arrests mount as state strike area reopens with about 32 thousand workers back, versus 16 thousand reported by the CIO.
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Federal Mediation Board
Lewis’ C. I. O
Johnstown
Cambria
Quemahoning
Border
Warren
D. J. Gillen
Niles C. I. O
Light and Power Company
Gillen
C. I
Strike Affected Katz Stores Reopen Under Court Escort
Kansas City June 29 AP Seven strike affected Katz drug stores reopened today under a federal court injunction then were closed again. Firework blasts at one store scared clerks and customers. Parkview Drug Co which runs 11 KC stores said it signed a oral closed shop with the Retail Clerks International Protective Association. Crown Drug Co with over 40 KC area stores would decide on a union agreement tomorrow. Montgomery Ward plant workers testified before a national labor relations board examiner that supervisors urged joining the Ward employes union which the CIO says is company dominated.
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Kansas City
Katz Drug
Parkview Drug Co
Welfare group appoints Ledbetter secretary to state panel
Wm. Ledbetter named executive secretary for the welfare commission as George Robb Ellison of the state supreme court and others discuss deferment of oath for 60 days to permit continued relief administration during a reorganization. A committee will file information with the federal social security board, and the commission will be housed on the capitol’s fourth floor.
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George Robb Ellison
Supreme Court
Crossley
Commission
Ledbetter
W. J. Kemper
Stark
Morgan
Earhart Completes New Guinea Hop on World Flight
Amelia Earhart reached New Guinea after a Australia leg of her round the world flight. She said the upcoming northeast hop to Howland Island would be the toughest stretch. Accompanied by navigator Capt. Fred Noonan, she aims for Hawaii and California next.
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Sydney
Australia
Amelia Earhart
New Guinea
Lae
South Pacific
Howland Island
South Seas
65 Cents Collected By U. S. for Dollar Paid Out This Year
Treasury ledgers show the government collected 65 cents in taxes per dollar spent during the current fiscal year ending tomorrow. Spent 8,021,091,047. collected in taxes 5,248,578,854. deficit 2,772,512,193. debt 36,397,924,213. President Roosevelt previewed the financial condition, noting revenue above April estimates by 50-60 million and spending above forecasts by about 75 million, with adjustments for social security funds.
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Washington
Treasury
Roosevelt
Mutuals Rest Case Against Bar Group
Six Missouri mutual insurance firms and their claim agents rested their case in a suit challenging the bar committee’s authority to rule lay settlement of claims as unauthorized practice of law. St Louis agent Francis St Mulholland and Kansas City agent Arnold M Stephenson testified. defense witnesses to follow.
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Columbia
Mutual Insurance Companies
Missouri
Missouri Bar Committee
Francis St. Mulholland
St. Louis
Lumberman's Mutual Casualty Company
Arnold M. Stephenson
Kansas City
American Mutual Liability Insurance Company
Bar Committee
Youth Acts Put Fenpery Forgery to Testimony
Forbis claimed a street punch board drama led to a grand prize win after two men allegedly forfeited chances. He later said officers advised a different story to avoid embarrassment. He published an appeal in the Post-Tribune asking witnesses to come forward. Forbis awaits bail as he remains in Cole county jail ahead of October court sitting.
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Forbis
Post-Tribune
Capital News
Cole County
Harvester Plant in Canton Damaged by Fire in Illinois
A Canton Illinois International Harvester plant fire burned for nearly two hours, causing more than 200000 in damage to a 3 million building complex spanning four blocks. Firefighters from Peoria Galesburg Farmington Cuba and Elmwood aided the effort. Three workers were injured, none seriously, as operations were suspended pending inspection.
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Canton Iil
Canton
International Harvester Company
Peoria
Galesburg
Farmington
Cuba
Elmwood
Woman in Black Escapes, Then Is Caught in Bedford
Twenty year old Nellie Gutowski known as Norma Parker the Woman in Black and three other women escaped last night from the facility in Bedford New York. Police captured Gutowski after a chase ending with her arrest. The break occurred near dawn and authorities said the women were being pursued for a lengthy absence without leave. Investigators are questioning the group about their plans and possibilities of further escapes.
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Bedford
N. Y
Nellie Gutowski
Broadway
Norma Parker
Woman In Black
Turnesa Heads Oakmont Medalists in Intercollegiates
In Oakmont Pa on June 29 Willie Turnesa of Holy Cross shot 146 to take medalist honors in the National Intercollegiate golf championship's 36 hole qualifying round. He finished three strokes ahead of Dartmouth’s Bob Jacobson who posted 149 while Georgia Tech’s Stanley Holditch tallied 160 after a 86 second round. Louisiana’s Paul Les Vie added 135 after carding 79 following an opening 76.
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Oakmont
Willie Turnesa
Holy Cross
Bobby Jacobson
Dartmouth
Hanover
Turnesa
Jacobson
Stanley Holditch
Georgia Tech
Paul Les Vie
Louisiana
Westfield State Farm Inmates Relocated After Incident
Westfield State Farm staff found hiding in nearby wads near the institution. Inmates were returned to the state facility and moved from Ell Cottage to solitary quarters for security.
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Westfield State Farm
State Farm
Ell Cottage
New Troopers Begin Rigid Training Camp With FBI Ties
Col Casteel announced a 30 day training camp for new troopers led by FBI and Chicago bureau staff. Recruits study car identification, Missouri geography, highway locations, fingerprinting, motor and public service laws, licenses, and pistol marksman training. Captains Shepherd and Leigh assist, with Sgt Schnedcker and Sgt Clark delivering traffic and identification instruction. daily schedule starts 5:45 am with physical drill, meals, and classroom periods.
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Automobile, Protective and Identification Bureau
Chicago
Missouri
Public Service Commission
Col. Casteel
A. D. Shepherd
Sikeston
Training schedule and death sentences outlined by judge
The report describes daily routines including meals and school periods, drills, and lights. Judge Richard J. Hopkins sentences several defendants to death after overruled motions by defense counsel John Kramer of Kansas City.
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Richard J. Hopkins
John Kramer
Kansas City
Hopkins
Pair Sentenced to Hang in U S Agent Slaying
TOPEKA June 29. Gates of Leavenworth closed on Glen J. Applegate and Robert J. Subay paroled New York convicts sentenced to be hanged Oct 1 for the murder of federal agent Wimberly W. Baker. Guarded by officers, they left for the prison.
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Topeka
Federal
Leavenworth
Kas
Glen J. Applegate
Robert J. Subay
New York
Wimberly W. Baker
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A. L. Forbis
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Newrogwe
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Jefferson City
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Cole County Bldg. & Loan Ass
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