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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1937
Page
2
Governor Martin L. Davey of Ohio hosts a conference at the Columbus executive mansion with CLO and CIO representatives to settle the widespread midwestern steel strike. The photo shows G N Savage, CIO executives John Owen, Ohio CIO director, Philip Muntray, Lee Pressman, and John Caren, Davey’s secretary.
Central Crees reports Aunt Bessie and Mrs. D Buchanan Merrymen journeyed from Washington to Mounts Trance to attend Wally and Duke of Winic yuk’s wedding as the sole relative of the A.ve. wet tribe present. Laetitia Yolanda Toureaux, a 30 year old Italian woman, was found stabbed in a Paris subway first class compartment between two stations, police puzzled by the knife wound in her throat.
An article describes the deadly burying of the gold mining town of Tlalpujahua under millions of tons of mill tailings accumulated over 40 years. A church in the center survived with 200 people escaping, while residents dig through mud for missing relatives and belongings.
Described scenes show a Republic Steel plant in Warren immobilized by a strike. An airplane ferries food to besieged workers as two planes operate from an improvised runway while pickets nearby capture meat dropped from a misfired parachute.
In Washington, administration leaders plan to push a new NRA policy after favorable supreme court rulings on the wage and hour program. Senators Hugo L. Black of Alabama and Representative William Connery of Massachusetts are leading the effort as the bill moves to the House and Senate.
A weakened European market sees Italy and Germany extending naval pressure with the Italian fleet forming a blockade and cooperating with German ships to stop the Valencia government from receiving war supplies. The move signals intensified tension as the war effort continues.
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