Federal Board Named To Mediate All Steel Disputes
The Federal Board was named to mediate steel industry disputes as Morganthau testified without naming individuals. Reports detail lifted gold restrictions in the Netherlands and a Seattle extortion case involving threats to abduct a child of P. T. Lee, with $5100 demanded. US bridge teams advanced to semi finals in Budapest. Hitler and von Blomberg attended a military funeral for German sailors.
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Budapest
Suse
United States
Ely Culbertson
New York
Hungary
Ducts
Minneapolis
Austria
Wilhelmshaven
Jung
Public Opinion Split Over Band Concert Noise
Residents of Huron discuss disruptions at band concerts with calls for stricter enforcement or parental supervision. Suggestions include police involvement or supervised attendance to curb disturbances during performances at city parks.
Life's Like This New York or Seattle News Oddities
A collage of oddities and human interest snippets: Alice Holland, a University of Washington coed, loses her engagement ring while debating nerve to face her fiancé. In Oregon she notes a rattlesnake entering a bathhouse and workers finish it after a reported harvest of human news. A Columbia film figure recalls watching her newborn on screen before meeting the baby.
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Wash
Alice Holland
Ilgien
University of Washington
Columbia
5. C
Notion
Hollywood Life Echoes Make Believe Grins and Gossip
A fragment recalls Hollywood glamour seeping into daily life as Aunt Sofie visits and Uncle Benny reacts to a fancy breakfast menu. Bob Burns’s tall tale voice appears in a humorous exchange about misreadings and real tastes in midwestern hospitality.
Insurgents Press Bilbao as Fall Seen Soon
Reports from the Bilbao front say insurgents closed in on the city with several river crossings secured. Refugees from the besieged Basque region were captured aboard ships attempting to slip from the Nervion estuary, many in exhausted, gaunt condition.
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Bilbao
Nervion
Botne
Bay of Biscay
San Sebastian
Franco
Sve
Disagreement Over Parsons Case Grows in NY and Federal Inquiry
In Stony Brook New Jersey on June 17 authorities on Long Island and federal agents clashed over the missing woman case of Mrs Alice McDowell Parsons. Officials split between kidnapping and murder theories as a $25000 ransom was rumored. A foul odor near the Parsons home spurred searches of nearby woods as investigators weigh whether a body is present.
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N. J
Suffolk County
Alice McDowell Parsons
Long Island Society
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Bort
Naper
Parsa
Parsons Place
Lieut
Stacey Wilson
Brookhaven
Weather Forecast: Details Mixed Across Regions
Fragmentary weather notes indicate cooler conditions Friday across areas including South Dakota and West Pennsylvania. Statements reference mostly cloudy conditions tonight, with central regions and western parts affected and a focus on Friday's cooler temperatures.
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Dakota
West Patien
Mooney Ends His Long Vacation From San Quentin
Thomas Mooney’s 22 month stay at San Quentin ends today as he leaves prison after a prolonged habeas corpus plea. Sheriff Dan Murphy says Mooney will return to prison while the case is reviewed by the California Supreme Court.
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San Quentin
San Francisco
Thomas 3
California Supreme Court
Dan Murphy
Prisor
Farm Hand Killed On Dillon Place Farm
Harry Shalley a about 50 farm hand on Earl Dillon farm in Pearl Creek township southeast of Huron was killed harrowing in a hilly field when his tractor overturned crushing his chest Coroner Welter fixed the time around 1 a m Ralph DeBauche farm boy at Alley picnic nearby discovered the overturned tractor and body The accident occurred on the southeast quarter of section in Pearl Creek township The victim’s only known relative is his sister Mrs Nora Robson of Milner Calo Coroner Welter said she would likely arrange funeral services.
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Earl Dillon
Pearl Creek
Huron
W. C. Welter
Ralph DeBauche
Welter
Shalley
Nora Robson
Milner
Calo
Girl Injured When Hit By Automobile in Huron Street
Ramona Wataner a rural route resident near Huron suffered a head injury after stepping into traffic on a Huron business street late this morning. Miss Josephine Langstal 340 Wyoming Avenue Southwest drove the car. Doctors reported a concussion with possible skull fracture and X rays were ordered to assess injuries at the Montgomery Ward area in the 200 block of Dakota Avenue South.
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Ramona Wataner
Racm
Huron
Josephine Langstal
Wyoming Avenue
Montgomery Ward
Dakota Avenue South
Pin Ball Interests In Iowa Fight Back
Iowa interests with a stake in the estimated 20 million dollar pin ball business rally to oppose Attorney General Mitchells ruling that pin ball machines are illegal. Des Moines attorney Louis Ansher said he will notify owners that Mitchells position is unsound and a possible injunction may be sought to prevent seizures when the law takes effect July 4.
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Iowa
Des Moines
John H. Mitchel
Louis Ansher
Mitchell
Towa Automatic Merchandisers Association
Treasury Secretary Morgenthau Hints At Tax Evasion Tactics
Treasury Secretary Morgenthau told a joint Senate House inquiry he hopes continued public opinion against tax evasion will curb avoidance. He cited a "variety of devices" and called for remedial legislation while avoiding naming evaders. A list of names reportedly exists for later submission. He warned against the idea that tax avoidance is legitimate and urged public scrutiny to deter use of artificial devices. He outlined methods including creation of multiple personalities in taxpayers and shifting business to family members. He noted court action is too slow to stop schemes and pledged to present many examples, some not upheld in court but plausible enough to delay collections. Continued on Page Eight TAX INQUIRY.
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Maul Joins U S Forestry as Dispatcher at Deer Lodge
David C. May son of Mrs L XK Maul was appointed dispatcher of fire equipment with the United States Forestry and started duty at Deer Lodge National Forest HQ Butte Montana on June 9. He previously served in the same department last year and earned a Bachelor of Science in Forestry from the University of Idaho Moscow.
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David Maul
David C. May
L. XK. Maul
Pat Huron
United States Forestry
Deer Lodge National Forest
Butte, Mont
Maul
University of Idaho
Moscow
Hollywood Wedding of Raymond MacDonald Sets City Record
The Hollywood church wedding of Jeanette MacDonald and Gene Raymond drew over 15,000 people and a mile-long traffic jam as stars and fans flooded the Wibsbire Methodist Episcopal Church area. Police controlled the mob for hours while bridesmaids faced a 40 minute delay. Notables including Mary Pickford and Buddy Rodgers were among the restless guests as vehicles arrived. The couple plan a Honolulu honeymoon with a June 26 sailing.
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Relmlan Morin
Hollywood
Jeanette MacDonald
Gene Raymond
Salling
Wibsfire Methodist Episcopal Church
Ures
Mary, Pickford
Buddy Rodgers
Nelson’ Eddy
Clark
Millions in Wages Lost by Strikers
Youngstown reports millions in idle steel worker wages due to a three week SWOC strike affecting Republic Steel, Youngstown Sheet & Tube, and Inland Steel. Harold Ruttenberg notes workers are fed and prepared for a long campaign while C I O seeks a 2.5 million emergency fund and voluntary one day’s pay drives contributions.
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Jaid
John EL. Lewis
Republic Steel Corp
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
Inland Steel Co
Harold Ruttenberg
SWOC
van A. Bittner
Chicago
Ruttenberg
Mitchell Is Next Host for I O O F Convention
REDFIELD June 17 Special Mitchell will be the 1938 convention city for the I O O F and affiliated bodies of South Dakota. It was announced this morning as the 1937 convention elected officers and transacted other business. Mitchell was the only South Dakota city to extend an invitation for next year. Officers of the grand lodge were named today. Grand master M. W. Parsons Sioux Falls deputy grand master L. F. Baughman Redfield grand warden W. M. Larson Aberdeen grand secretary L. L. Trotter Huron grand treasurer S. F. Mundt Sioux Falls grand representative one year George Holmes Warner grand representative two years M. D. Peck Sioux Falls home board C. W. Holmes Warner. Rebekah officers were also named: Mrs May Barrett Davis Watertown representative to the associated Rebekah Assembly Irene Fender Springfield president Mrs Gladys Kitzman LaDelle vice president.
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Mitchell
South Takota
South Dakota
Grand Lodge
M. W. Parsons
Sioux Falls
L. F. Baughman
W. M. Larson
Aberdeen
L. L. Trotter
Huron
F. Mundt
George Holmes
Warner
M. D. Peck
Home Board
C. W. Holmes
Rebekah
Rebekah Assembly
May Barrett
Davis
Watertown
Associated Rebekah Assembly
Irene Fender
Springfield
Gladys Kltzman
LaDelle
Red River Project Approved by Tri State Commission
Eureka June 17 The Tri State Waters Commission for North and South Dakota and Minnesota approved the Red River of the North float control and drainage basin project designed by army engineers. It envisions a dam at the northern end of Lake Traverse in Roberts County to regulate flow. The multi million dollar plan would cost about 1.4 million for Lake Traverse work, but funding from any of the three states has not been provided and construction start date is unclear.
Huron Municipal Band Concert at Campbell Park
Huron Municipal Band led by Hans Christensen performs at 7 45 P M at W Campbell Park on Thursday June 17 featuring March The Circus Bee Overture Cavalcade Sun Rays Lustspiel March Silver Spaniglés Bohemiary Girl Americans, with vocal by John Float. Henry Pumore conducts.
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Hans Christensen
W. Campbell Park
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John Float
Henry Pumore
Sitdown Threat Seen in Ohio Steel Mills Over Contracts
In Cleveland on June 17 the threat of a sit-down strike in Mahoning Valley steel mills rose as Frances Perkins announced a three member federal mediation panel. Union leaders warned that a back-to-work movement would trigger sit-downs if contracts are not signed, with key executives cited as unavailable for comment.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Mahoning Valley
Ohio
Frances Perkins
Federal Board
Republic Steel Corporation
Youngstown Sheet & Tule Co
Imediation Board
Tacy
Tom Girdler
Republic
Frank Parnell
Sheet & Tube
Owens
Ewe
Tom Girler
Frank Purnell
Three-man board named to mediate steel disputes
Secretary Perkins announced a three man federal stock mediation board to investigate hearings and issue findings of fact on steel disputes. Charles Taft Lloyd Garrison and Edward McGrady will headquarter in Cleveland and begin work immediately with Roosevelt's approval. The move aims to avert disruption of raw materials and finished steel in interstate commerce amid ongoing strike activity.
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Perkins
Charles P. Taft
Lloyd K. Garrison
Edward F. McGrady
Federal Stock Mediation Board
Miss Perkins
Cleveland
McGrady
Europe
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Taft
Garrison
FF. D. BR
Roosevelt
Martin Davey
Ohio
Murray
Perkins Asted
Philip Murray
Feader
Baraud
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Niles
Tom Girdler
Republic Steel Corporation
Eugene Grace
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Lise
National Labor Relations Act
Fuge
Steel Steike
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