Workers Return to Republic Canton Mills Amid Strike Turmoil
Non strikers entered the Republic Steel Canton mills as the back to work movement began under Ohio National Guard protection. 2000 workers evacuated from the plant since the May 25 strike. 800 at a time. Pickets arrested. a serious injury was reported at the Alloy plant.
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Republic Steel Corporation
Republic
Canton
Ohio National Guard
Euay
Ca Atte
Louis Govel
SWOOC
Island Steel
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Johnstown
James Mark
Co. I. O
W. Jones
Brotherhood of Railway
Daniel J. Shields
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co
Sheet and Tube
SWOC
Eighth
Bleden Streets
Eighth Street
National Guard
Belden
Guard
Patterson Lets Time Expire on Rehearing Plea
Heywood Patterson, a Scottsboro defendant, faced a 76 year Alabama sentence after counsel failed to file a rehearing petition within the 15 day limit. The state court said the lapse does not block an appeal to the U S Supreme Court. An arraignment for July 6 in Decatur will set trial dates for eight other defendants.
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Montgomery
Ala
Heywood
Patterson
Negro Scottsboro
U. S. Supreme Court
Decatur
Lawson Still Missing Here in Scottsboro Case Conference
Highlands North Carolina June 30 Attorney General Albert A Carmichael of Alabama and first assistant T B Lawson to meet for important conference on all phases of the Scottsboro Case. Lawson still missing in Decatur and Huntsville with no hotel sightings as Huntsville reports show no contact with Victoria Price the complainant.
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Highlands
N. C
Albert A. Carmichael
Alabama
T. 8. Lawson
Scottsboro
Carmichael
Thos
Lawson
Montgomery
North Alabama
Decatur
Huntsville
Melvin Hutson
Victoria Price
Mr. Lawson
Carmichael Officers Vacation Plans and Scottsboro Case Involvement
Alabama Attorney General Albert A. Carmichael and family vacation at a North Carolina summer resort with plans to report July 3 for two weeks at a National Guard training camp in Columbia. T. S. Lawson, Alabama’s first assistant AG, will travel via Decatur to Montgomery to represent the state in the Scottsboro Case arraignment, while Carmichael denies any settlement in the six year old case.
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Carmichael
Highlands
N. C
Albert A. Carmichael
Alabama
North Carolina
Columbia
8. C
National Guard
117Th Field Artillery
Alabama National Guard
T. S
Buster
Lawson
Montgomery
Decatur
Ala
Scottsboro
Carmichael and Assistant Attorney General Out of City
Montgomery June 30 Attorney General A C Carmichael and his first assistant T L Lawson were reported out of the city. No comment was given on their whereabouts or any developments in the Scottsboro Case prosecution.
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Montgomery
Ala
A. A. Carmichael
T. L. Lawson
Scottsboro
Gills Sentenced for Assault to Kilby Prison Transfer
James Gill and his son Henry Gill were moved from Morgan County jail to Kilby Prison to serve terms for assault with intent to murder over the wounding of Roy Glasscock. The elder Gill receives three to four years, the son two to three.
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James Gill
Henry Gill
Morgan County
Kilby
Roy Glasscock
Gill
Famous Families Unite In Roosevelt Du Pont Wedding
President Roosevelt attended the June 30 wedding of Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. to Ethel Du Pont at Christ Church in Christiana Hundred near Wilmington. The ceremony drew 342 guests with security by state police and soldiers from Fort DuPont. A reception for 1,300 followed and a honeymoon destination was hinted, with gifts from the cabinet and Du Pont family.
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Wilmington
Dal
Roosevelt
Montchanin Railway Station
Franklin Jr
Ethel duPont
Beth Campbell
Del
Franklin Roosevelt, Jr
Central Standard
DuPont Clan
Washington
Montchanin
Rustic Christ Church
Christiana Hundred
DuPont
Thefal Army
Fort DuPont
White House
Secret Service
Porter Scott
Ethel
Eugene du Pont
Frederick Ashton
Endicott Peabody
Groton School
Mass
Elliott
James
Europe
Scret
Owls Nest
American Ryder Cup Team Holds Lead in Britain
In Southport England on June 30 the United States Ryder Cup team led Britain 6 to 4 with two matches remaining. Veteran Gene Sarazen clinched the victory as Henry Picard defeated Arthur Kacey to complete the final standing at United States eight Great Britain four.
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Southport
Eng
Gene Sarazen
United States
Henry Picard
Great Britain
Arthur Kacey
Sailor Eddie Suspect No 1 In Fiend Case
In Inglewood California a man dubbed Eddie the Sailor is identified as suspect No 1 in the murder of three young girls. Rewards totaling 3500 dollars are offered as police pursue leads from park sightings and a rabbit hunt ruse. Authorities describe the killer as a sexual pervert and continue broad investigations.
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Sailor Eddy
Inglewood
Calif
Eddie the Sailor
Madeline Everett
Melba
Jeanette Marjorie Stephens
Lillian Popp
Lillian
Jeanette
Madeline
Wendine
Eddie
Olive
State Hospital
Camarillo
Here
Santa Monica
New Hit-And-Run Driver Sought After Bicycle Collision
Omaha police search for a new type of hit and run driver after a bicycle struck five year old Tom Petersen causing a fractured leg. The incident occurred in public areas and prompted a formal inquiry by law enforcement.
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Omaha
Neb
Tom Petersen
Tom
Delayed Irwin Trial in Beekman Hill Slayings Likely
New York June 30. A summer long delay in the Robert Irwin trial for the Beekman Hill artist model killings appeared likely as July and August court activity limits push the case to September at earliest. Samuel Leibowitz sought time to prepare motions while Dodge planned to press for a murder verdict based on Irwin’s confession.
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New York
Robert Irwin
Beekman Hill
William C. Dodge
Dodge
Irwin
Samuel Leibowitz
Alabama
Scottsboro
Rockland State Hospital
Orangeburg
N. Y
Valentine
Leibowitz
William Allen
Allen
Sixth Tennessee Valley Horse Show Sets Southern Pace
The sixth annual Tennessee Valley Horse Show at Benson Field drew about 2,500 spectators. Local and regional riders competed across classes from children's to plantation stallions with winners including Pride of Memphis, ridden by Bo Howell, and King of Virginia, ridden by Ed Stalcup, as judges praised fairness.
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Benson Field
Alabama
Tennessee
Florida
Mississippi
Birmingham Sabres
Miss Leland
K. L. Witte
Ethel N. Pemberton
Oakland
Victor Coode
Ville
Memphis
Pride of Mem
Phis
Henry Hughey
Ben Howell
King of Virginia
Maddux Whitley
Ed Stalcup
Gloria Meyers
Tampa
Fla
Skippy
Mary Louise Flagg
Florence
Decatur Longtime Resident Shumake Opens Bank Street Store
J L Shumake Furniture Company Inc led by president J L Shumake opens Thursday morning July 1 at 407 4009 Bank Street in Decatur. A veteran of 25 years in furniture, he previously ran shops on Bank Street and in Huntsville and supervised Sterchi stores in Huntsville and Gadsden.
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Shumake Furniture Company, Inc
J. L. Shumake
Bank Street
Decatur
Shumake
New Hope
One Bros. 4& Shumake Inc
Ros., Furniture Co
Ae Ond” Avenue
Talley Furniture Co
Bankstreet
Huntsville
Sterchi Bros. Stores Inc
Sterchi
Gadsden
Jackpot theater schemes ruled illegal in Alabama
The Alabama Court of Appeals upheld a $200 fine for Cecil B. Grimes of Tuscaloosa after convicting him of running a lottery tied to a theatre jackpot scheme. Judge James Rice said the plan falls under existing lottery laws, noting the matinee registration feature may affect legality. Tickets sold for performances required no presence when names were called to win cash prizes.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Aecourt of Appeals
James Rice
Cecil B. Grimes
Tuscaloosa
Rice
Closed Shop Fight Draws National Publisher Rebuff
In Chicago a campaign against a closed shop for editorial workers was led by 11 newspaper associations. More than 500 publishers and executives adopted a resolution denouncing the guild backed closed shop and sent copies to publishers nationwide.
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Chicago
American Newspaper Guild
Aaron Walton Resigns as Morgan County Deputy Sheriff
Aaron Walton resigns after nearly seven years of service in Morgan County. He began under Sheriff Bud Davis and was kept on by Sheriff J Street Sandlin. The sheriff said no successor has yet been chosen to fill the post.
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Aaron Walton
Walton
Morgan County
Bud Davis
J. Street Sandlin
Mr. Walton
McPherson to testify in Hunt Mann Act case
Aimee Semple McPherson was called as a prospective defense witness in the Mann Act trial of John W. Hunt who is charged with bringing 17 year old Delight Jewett from Denver. Hunt described intimate relations with Miss Jewett and stated Father Divine criticized him for his conduct and for claiming to be Jesus.
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Los Angeles
Aimee Semple McPherson
Angelus Temple
John W. Hunt
Delight Jewett
Denver
Hugh MacBeth
Hunt
Father Divine
Delight
New York
Jesus
Miss Jewett
Virgin Mary
Beverly Hills
John the Divine
John the Revelator
Florence Legion Sponsors Rodeo This Weekend
The Florence Post of the American Legion sponsors a rodeo at Florence on Saturday July 3 and Monday July 5. Many from the Valley are expected to attend as proceeds benefit Legion projects of the Florence Post.
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Florence
Valhermosa Farmer Wounded in Porch Shooting
Earl Lang a 30 year old farmer of Valhermosa is in grave condition at a Huntsville hospital after a shotgun he handled discharged on his front porch early Wednesday. Family members were away at the time and investigators had not learned details of the incident.
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Earl Lang
Valhermosa
Huntsville
Lang
Voters Assembly Meeting At St Pauls Lutheran Sunday
The Voters Assembly of St Pauls Lutheran church will meet Sunday at 10 30 morning for the regular quarterly session. A delegate and an alternate to the district convention in New Orleans will be chosen.
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St. Paul's Lutheran Church
New Orleans
Crowd praised for orderly behavior at horse show
Captain Van Gilbert head of the state highway patrol said the Tennessee Valley Horse Show crowd was one of the most orderly he had seen. Patrolmen stood inside and outside the park and escorted traffic for about 10 miles with no reported damage.
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van Gilbert
Gilbert
Labor Leaders Meet Governor Graves Over Gadsden Turmoil
A delegation of Alabama labor leaders led by W. O. Hare and William Mitch traveled to Montgomery at Governor Bibb Graves request to discuss alleged intimidations and beatings of workers in Gadsden. Mayor George S. Vann and other officials were present as talks continued with no immediate mediation plan.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Bibb Graves
Gadsden
North Alabama
W. O. Hare
Alabama State Federation of Labor
William Mitch
Committee For Industrial Organization
Mitch
Hare
George 8. Vann
Memorial Day clash questioned police head in Senate hearing
The Senate civil liberties committee cited a coroner report showing seven of ten Chicago killings were in the back during the Memorial Day battle. Police Commissioner James P. Allman testified no private agents were involved and defended his force's actions while acknowledging some officers fired while on the ground.
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Washington
Senate Civil Liberties Committee
Chicago
la Follette Pa Wis
James P. Allman
Allman
la Follette
Prices Decline as Government Survey Reports
Washington reports farm prices have moved downward in recent weeks but remain well above year earlier levels. Government survey notes declines from recent highs while still showing overall strength in agriculture.
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Washington
Weather Notes: Tennessee River Steady at 20.8 Feet
The Tennessee River remained stationary at a 20.8 foot gauge with a maximum temperature of 91 and a low of 67 in the past 24 hours and no rainfall reported. Alabama and Tennessee forecast fair to partly cloudy conditions with little temperature change.
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Tennessee
Alabama
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