Lumbermen Reject Mediation in Pacific Northwest Strike
Portland report says lumbermen refuse government mediation and plan to open more sawmills under National Guard protection. The mediation board has little leverage as 35 000 workers remain on strike and protests from the West Coast Lumbermen's Association hinder talks. Meanwhile, Tacoma and Bellingham mills resume or expand operations while Everett sees pickets and no workers. Employers offer small wage gains to lure returnees and fill strikers' vacancies.
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Third Victim Of Car Wreck Dies
Watertown reports the death of 21 year old Ethel Sellman from Milbank hospital following a weekend auto wreck near Milbank that claimed Myron Coon and Joseph Kohl. Mrs Myron Coon remains seriously injured. Funeral rites for Kohl were held in Watertown, with Coon's service planned at the First Methodist Episcopal Church. The latest victim’s funeral plans were not yet determined. The 300th anniversary of secondary schools in the United States is noted in the copy.
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Milbank Hospital
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Joseph Kahl
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Coon
Luther Hospital
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Mount Hope Cemetery
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Expect Report On Woodbury Scandal
Sioux City wire reports a Woodbury county grand jury investigation into graft in Iowa public offices and protection of illicit liquor and gambling. District Judge Robert Munger directed sessions while special prosecutors Ole Nagelstad and H. M. Havner consulted ahead of a possible announcement. The jury had suggested a report on several aspects was near readiness but avoided rushing action.
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Sioux City
Iowa
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Ole Nagelstad
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Kenney Pushes Plan for National Lottery in Congress
Representative Kenney of New Jersey will push for a national lottery this session to divert funds from racketeers and gamblers. A House Ways and Means subcommittee will begin hearings Friday, with prizes monthly or more often. He estimates potential revenue of about a billion dollars annually to fund veteran pay and reduce public debt within thirty years.
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Kenney
New Jersey
House
Advertising Shows Gain During May
Advertising during May registered a gain of 21 percent over the same period a year ago, per Printers' Ink general index. The May index stands at 82, vs 13.8 for April. Seasonal adjustments use an index of 100 to reflect the five year average from 1928 to 1932.
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New York
Yesterday's Stars and Results in Baseball Playoffs
George Watkins of the Phillies slugged two homers and drove in six after pounding Cincinnati pitching with no singles. Guy Bush and Bill Swift limited the Braves to ten hits as the Pirates won a doubleheader. Jim Bucher and Frenchy Bordagaray contributed for the Dodgers in a tenth inning win over the Cardinals with Bordagaray amassing five hits and four Tums.
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Hamman Faces McCrary in Trans-Mississippi Golf Final
In Des Moines June, Hamman from Texas meets Bob McCrary of Des Moines in the Trans-Mississippi golf title final. Defending champ Denmar Miller won medallist honors with 147 in qualifying. Johnny Goodman of Omaha and Pat Si of Minneapolis also advanced. local players Billy Cordingly and Gus Motelorid featured in early rounds.
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Paris
Tex
Fora
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N.a
Hele
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Maines
Omaha
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Sawyer
Olf
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Peoria
Rodney Bliss
Jimmie Miller
Benmar
Third Party Move At Norfolk Fails
Norfolk Nebraska June 27. The political seas were unsettled after Aden Sheriffs lone bid to organize a third party faltered from public apathy. Fewer than 150 attended the meeting with only 27 signatures toward the 750 needed, 24 from Norfolk. Speakers failed to appear and sheriff said they could not control the circumstances. He announced another organization meeting for August 21.
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Aden
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Vandenberg for President League Launched in Illinois
BOOST VANDERBERG CHICAGO June 27 A Vanden berg for President league has been launched here by Attorney Vandorf Gray to promote Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg of Michigan for the Republican nomination in 1936. Gray said similar groups would be organized in all Illinois counties. Black horses affected by heat more than those of any other color.
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Boost Vanderberg
Chicago
Vandorf’ Gray
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Michigan
Gray
Illinois
Kansas City mills grind 80 to 90 million bushels wheat annually
Kansas City grain mills grind between 80 and 90 million bushels of Kansas wheat annually, highlighting the region's robust milling capacity and output levels for the year.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Hyde County Sunday School Convention Opens in Holabird
HIGHMORE June 27 Special The Hyde county Sunday School convention is being held in Holabird this year for the first time. Members from all the Sunday schools in the county will come together Friday for a day of programs devotional and inspirational meeting.
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Hyde County
Holabird
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