Steel workers meet officials as strike talks proceed
Secretary Perkins reports to the president as discussions continue with the Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers. Negotiations focus on forming a smaller committee to resolve disputes while NRA head Hugh Johnson and steel leaders weigh a mediation board proposal. Grace declines to comment on the Institute's response.
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Washington
Perkins
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Hugh Johnson
Wagner
National Labor Board
Hugh G. Johnson
NRA
Eugene Grace
Iron and Steel Institute
Johnson
Miss Perkins
Roosevelt
Mike F. Tighe
Edward F McGrady
Tighe
Steel Union
Donald R. Richburg
Steel Institute
White House
Department of Labor
Department
Grace
New York
Iron and Steel
Improvement Seen In Dothan Physician Since Noon
A clearer condition was noted this afternoon for Dr. A S Frasier who was stricken Sunday with a kidney ailment and moved to Frasier Ellis Hospital. His status had been critical but gradually improved throughout the day.
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Dothan
A.S. Frasier
Frasier-Ellis Hospital
Weather outlook with fair skies and isolated storms
Partly cloudy to cloudy with possible thunder showers mainly tonight and Saturday. Extreme northwest region may see stronger activity but general forecast calls for fair weather elsewhere into Saturday.
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Northwest
Priest Leads Prayer Amid Lions Kill A Zoo Attendant
In Whipsnade England a Catholic priest led prayers as four lions attacked and killed zoo attendant L. Stetson after he entered the open enclosure to retrieve a hat. Keepers then killed two lions. onlookers said other lions watched as blood was drawn and the man died.
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England
L. Stetson
Stetson
Crane Crash Kills Man and Fires Smokehouse in Alabama
A crane struck high tension wires causing an arc and grounding. Seabs in Rainey, 23, of Webb route one, died after being struck while assisting. A smokehouse belonging to J A Holiday burned, and the house side was damaged by heat. Alabama Power crews repaired the line and Page Funeral Home handled arrangements.
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Rainey
Webb Route One
J. A. Holiday
Holiday
Holiday House
Alabama Power Co
Ashford
Dothan
Puneral
Page Funeral Home
Logging Crew Seeks Wrecked Plane After Cascades Crash
In fog bound Cascades a United Airlines passenger plane crashed with nine aboard. Co pilot Dwight Hansen guided loggers to the forest cabin where the wreck lies. Pilot Ben Redfield suffered possible arm injuries and a girl passenger a possible leg fracture. Hansen sustained a broken nose and possible skull fracture. Flight was from Spokane to Seattle.
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Seattle
Wash
United Airline
Cascades
Forest
Here
Dwight Hansen
Hansen
Ben Redfield
Redfield
Spokane
Haad
Publishers Meet to Discuss Outlook for Newsprint Mill
The Southern Newspaper Publishers Association will hold a June 25 26 meeting in Savannah Georgia to explore establishing a southern newsprint mill. Chairman James G Stahlman notes no location yet and Georgia's Dr Charles Herty will present methods for making newsprint from southern pine while SNPA opposes federal aid.
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Nashville, Tenn
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
James G. Stahlman
Savannah
Stahlman
Charles Herty
Georgia
South
The
Nashville Banner
SNPA
NRA to unveil basic code for numerous industries
The article reports that the NRA plans a ready-made basic code for many small and scattered industries whose pacts are not yet settled. The code mirrors the presidents employment agreement and aims for simple enforcement while pursuing hours, living wages, union rights, and bans on dishonest practices. Voluntary sign-up for small firms is offered, with 85 percent assent needed for broader regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
NRA
Blue Eagle
Dean Seeks New Trial in Dr Kennedy Poisoning Case
In Greenwood Mississippi Judge S F Davis prepares to hear Dr Sarah Ruth Dean's motion for a new trial after her murder conviction tied to jealousy and a farewell poisoned drink to Dr John Preston Kennedy. Defense argues lack of motive and prejudicial courtroom atmosphere.
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Greenwood
Miss
John Preston Kennedy
Sarah Ruth Dean
Dean
S. F. Davis
Kennedy
Bessie Barry Kennedy
Davis
Dixon Speech Tonight Broadcast on Birmingham Radio
Maj. Frank M. Dixon candidate for governor will deliver his New Deal speech at 8 o clock tonight. The program will be broadcast on WAPI Birmingham and simulcast locally on WHET via a tie up with the Magic City station.
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Dixon
Maj
Frank M. Dixon
WAPI
Birmingham
WHET
Magic City
G O P Leaders Push for Republican Ticket in November
Alabama Republican leaders expect a full GOP slate for state offices in the November general election. Judge Oliver Street says a ticket is likely, with the June 27 Birmingham convention set to decide. Supporters include George Bass J C Swann and Douglas Smith as the plan faces local opposition in some counties.
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Montgomery
Alabama
Oliver D. Street
National Republican Executive
Advertiser
Judge Street
Birmingham
George Bass
Alabama Republican Executive Committee
Bass
J. C. Swann
Wedowee
Douglas Smith
North
Relief Grants in Alabama Total 1.29 Million
Federal grants announced by Relief Administrator Harry L. Hopkins allocate 1,286,688 for Alabama. Specific items include 51,049 for transient relief 17,556 for reemployment service 8,258 for student aid and 9,825 for May obligations.
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Washington, Yane & (Ap
Harry L. Hopkins
Alabama
McCord Announces Opposition to Graves in Governor’s Race
Judge Leon McCord declared he will oppose Col Bibb Graves for governor reaffirming a prior Selma Times Journal statement. He said his brother E B McCord did not speak for him and he will not support or vote for Graves.
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Leon McCord
Col. Bibb Graves
Selma Times-Journal
E. ©. McCord
Gadsden
Graves
Montgomery
Judge McCord
Davis Savior of Arms Parley in Geneva
Norman H. Davis known for bulldog persistence is credited with rescuing the world disarmament conference in Geneva. A compromise backed by Davis allows Germany to rejoin discussions while Britain and France partly concede their positions though no immediate steps on vital issues are expected until Berlin can rejoin.
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Joseph E. Sharkey
Associated Press
Geneva
Norman H. Davis
Germany
Davis
America
Europe
Francois Pietri
Berlin
Reich
Great Britain
France
London
Graves and Dixon Rally in Birmingham Tonight
Jefferson County becomes the gubernatorial campaign battleground as Bibb Graves and Frank Dixon hold rival rallies in Birmingham. Each candidate targets the Jefferson County mass turnout with a victory rally planned in temples and parks amid motorcades and shouted support.
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Associated Press
Birmingham
Als
Jefferson County
Bibb Graves
Frank Dixon
Dixon
Thia
Graves
Woodrow Wilson Park
New Court House
Temple Theatre
Northet
Alabama
Tennessee Valley
Baldwin
Mobile
Col. Graver
Wke Dixon
Anniston
Calhoun Erminty
Munerie Shoale
Four inmates executed in Sing Sing death house
AP report from Ossining New York details the execution of Frank Pasqua Anthony Marino Daniel Kreisberg and Joseph Murphy from the Bronx murder syndicate who killed durable Mike Malloy on February 22 1933. The piece notes the precise timing of each death and mentions a two week reprieve for Murphy before the planned back page continuation.
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Dale
Harrison Ossining
N. Y
Sing Sing Death House
Frank Pasqua
Bronx
Durable Mike Malloy
Pasqua
Durable Mike
Marino
Hfe
Panqua
Daniel Kreisberg
Kreisberg
Maring
Joseph Murphy
Murphy
Roosevelt Plans Social Insurance For Citizens Security
President Roosevelt told Congress he is drafting a vast national plan for social insurance covering unemployment and old age, plus a separate national scheme for land and water resources. He urged cooperation between states and federal government and signaled housing and home modernization funding.
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Francis M. Stephenson
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Presson
Confederate Vets Elect Officers In Tennessee and Texas
General Rice A. Pierce, 87, elected commander in chief of the United Confederate Veterans at the reunion, with General R. D. Chapman named honorary commander for life. Nashville adjutant general Harry Rene Lee reappointed. Officer slate includes Latta, Hartafield, McEwane. meeting venue decision due within 30 days. Walter L. Hopkins re elected in Sons of Confederate Veterans. Arthur Wilson re elected president general of the Confederate Memorial Association.
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John Hightower
Chattanooga
Tenn
Rice A. Pierce
Nathan Bedford Forrest
U. Cc
Tallahassee
Fla
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Harry Rene Lee
Nashville
Rice
Richard Bullington
Memphis
Army of Tennessee Department
Sims Latta
Columbia, Tenn
J. M. Hartafield
Fort Worth
Tex
trans-Mississippi Department
Chapman
William MckEvane
Northern Virginia
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Walter L. Hopkins
Richmond
Confederate Memorial Association
Arthur Wilson
Atlanta
Weel
Tennessee
Fighth Tennessee Cavalry
Leukemia Battle Continues For Young James Gilliam
Memphis report says Teukemis scored again in its fight with leukemia as doctors tried a new treatment. The 18 month old James Lee Gilliam died last night in the same hospital where Wille Mae Miller, a four year old, had died less than two months earlier. Leukemia or leucocythemia is described as a disease where white blood cells crowd out red cells.
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Memphis
Tenn
Teukemis
Science
James Lee Gilliam
kKrown
Hin Netzhbora
Wille Mae Miller
Will Rogers on steel strikes and a political decision
Will Rogers writes from Hollywood noting both sides desire to end the steel dispute and wondering about a civilized method to resolve the employer employee owes. He hints the President will be asked to rule on a matter involving five Canadian babies and a Chicago World’s Fair decision.
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Hollywood
Canada
Chicago
Will Rogers
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McCord
B’ham
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Nesse
Anthony Marino
Oats Street
Lawrence Danzey
Laura Olive
Danzey
Dixie
Forrests
Lukemia
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