Railroads Seek Injunction To Stop Interference With Trains
In Youngstown Ohio steel mill pickets trigger an injunction bid by three railroads to halt train interference. Edward Lamb CIO lawyer postpones federal hearing as about 73000 workers idle. Police guard mills with armored trucks and special deputies amid threats to workers and families.
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Presa
Youngstown
Steel Workers Organization Committee
Republic Vice Corporation
Simmeret and
Trepublic
Edward Lamb
Committee For Industrial Organization
Ohio
Federal Court
Cleveland
Saannoy HW
West
Uion
Talph
Eber
Elser
Lansing College Boys Toss Strikers in River
Lansing Mich June 3 The general strike protesting arrest of pickets paralyzed the capital with no new arrests or deaths. UAW Local 600 members drove into East Lansing near Michigan State College and demanded business closures. Students clashed with strikers. several activists were forced into the Red Cedar River in a hazing style punishment.
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Mich
Atate
United Automobile Workers of America, C10
Oub
East Lansing
Michigan State College
Usiondeta
Red Cedar
Company Says Pullmans Comply With the Law
City health and Building departments query Regal orders at Republic Steel South Chicago plant. Mayor Kelly will seek a legal ruling on car use for lodging as company counsel cites evacuation orders followed by workers. The plant employs about 1,400 men across three eight hour shifts with simple sleeping accommodations.
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Chicago
Falls
Republic Steel Corporation
City Health and Building
Ty & Succesed
Edward Kelly
Avasor
Monroe Steel Workers Halt Strike Vote
Monroe Michigan workers vote to halt a strike. Knages said Tuesday he will ask Governor Murphy for state police aid if necessary to quell the dispute. Local union leaders and company officials declined further comment as the situation remained tense.
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Monroe
Mich
Dmhyor Lynlea
Knages
Prin Murphy
Emile
Newton Steel plant strike board seeks orderly halt
Newton officials report a majority of 4,322 workers favor stoppage at the Trepublic Sleequéporation subsidiary plant. The mayor warns of possible use of twenty regular policemen and additional officers if needed, as Sheriff Batley indicates readiness to deploy extra forces to maintain order.
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Newton, Steel Company
Bere
Wayor
Newton
Civo
Thor
Labor Holiday Halls Building in Lansing
In Lansing Michigan on June 9 unions led a one day labor holiday pulling brick layers plasterers painters and electricians from buildings under construction. The United Automobile Workers CIO affiliate called members from work in a citywide demonstration that signaled a broad strike protest against arrests of eight tickets. Building trades spokesmen said the holiday tied up city and state building activity.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan
American Federation of Labor
United Automobile Workers of America
CIO
Pullman Housing Use Violates Law Charged
Chicago officials and steel workers allege Pullman housing for strikers at Republic Steel in Pullman violates national labor relations and interstate commerce acts. Twenty one sleeper cars with 100 berths were placed in yards, prompting Mayor Edward J. Kelly to order removal of workers from a wire factory housing site.
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Chicago
Republic Steel Corporation
Pullman
South Chicago
Edward J. Kelly
van, A. Bittner
Stleel Workers Organization Committee
Tue Nation
Tdls
Msn
Weather Local 24 Hours Ends Thursday Forecast
Local forecast calls for a high around Tt and a low near 38. Colorado expects showers Tuesday night into Wednesday with cooler conditions in the southeast and warmer in the extreme southwest. Wyoming remains unsettled Tuesday night and Wednesday with west and south showers and warmer conditions in the extreme south. New Mexico should be generally fair in the south with possible showers in the north Tuesday night and Wednesday. Montana shows partly cloudy conditions in the north and east with showers Tuesday night and Wednesday, with warmer temperatures in the south.
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Colorado
Wyoming
New Mexico
Montana
Arnliy Fulz
Fragment of Body Found in Plane Search
Alpine Utah June discovery of a bone fragment and a shoe near the crash site, part of a battered cabin, with remains of five men and two women who died in the mountain crash on December 15.
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Vresny Alpine
Utah
Soron Tergoris
Pension bills for war veterans pushed in Congress
Washington June. Two measures to extend World War I and Spanish American War pensions faced administration opposition as lawmakers planned to push both bills before adjournment. Rankin said rapid action was possible if a 213-member petition is signed. The World War veterans bill would cost about 14 million monthly, boosting dependent allowances and adjusting disability rules, while the Spanish American bill would set a 65 age threshold for the pension and raise rates for those needing constant care.
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Congress
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Ranktn
Misaleaipm
L—Rankie
Uasque
Death rate rise blamed on dust storms and heat
Census data show 1936 U S death rate at 11.6 per 1000, up from 10.8 in 1935. Heat wave and respiratory deaths cited. North Dakota had the lowest rate, while Arizona led at 15.6. District of Columbia and Nevada also high, with California at 12.0.
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Washington
United States
North Dakota
South Dakota
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Utah
Arizona
District of Columbia
Nevada
Bean Damage Forces Replant Advisories in Weld County
Wheat County notes heavy bean damage from snow and frost within irrigated fields. Weld County growers and dealers warn most Pinto and Idaho beans are damaged beyond recovery or weakened, prompting replanting in many tracts. Some seed is unavailable and disease risk rises. farmers with partially alive plants face uncertain yields and profitability. Reports extend to Delores, southwest Colorado.
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Worthern Golorago
Weld
Idaho
Delores
Governor presses conspiracy case over private office microphones
Governor Teller Ammons and Attorney General Byron Rogers vow a full prosecution of those involved in secretly recording conversations in the Colorado state house. Rogers filed to support a criminal conspiracy charge while demanding a public hearing for Gov Ellis's defense, as Ammons signals further actions may follow.
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Precay
Denver
Teller
Rogers
Ammons
Uiind
Colorado
Baker and Sarchet Agree Wier Faces Court First
Attorney Fancher Sarchet says Roberts and Hat Wier may submit cases on an agreed statement of facts in the Ray B Butler murder matter. District Attorney Taker and Sarchet favor disposing of the Wier case first by trial or agreed statement, with Wier's inaction delaying the next move. Bond appears acceptable as Wier remains in the country jail.
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Seacil Roberts
Hat Wier
Ray B. Butler
Wier
Fancher Sarchet
Robert
Roberts
Sarchet
Taker
Gest
Sai Sarghet
Ammons Won't Reply On Major Baird Removal
Denver June 8 Governor Teller Ammons received Senator H C Johnsons letter criticizing the removal of Major Ralph Q Baird from the state highway advisory board. Ammons said no reply and noted no one would persuade him to reinstate Baird. Baird reportedly abandoned attempts to keep his post as protests from Senator Johnson continue.
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Teller Ammons
H. C. Johnson
Ralph Q. Baird
Ammoany Sa
Lea
Tohnson
Baird
Highway Board
Tohnsen
Johnson
Former Evangelical Pastor Returns June 9
Rev. Egena Wernberg of Austin Texas, a former pastor of the Eynan Gelical Freq church, travels west with Mrs. Wernberg and their daughter. They will attend a special meeting in Grealey Wednesday evening. Wernberg will speak, and his family will sing.
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Egena Wernberg
Austin
Tex
Eynan Gelical Freq
Cully Finch JW Fined For Reckless Driving In Matteville
In Matteville Justice H. bh. Walker court a tote of 7.50 dollars was imposed after Cully Finch JW of Denver known as Cully received a penalty for driving with heedless behavior. The Molest Freight Trio was mentioned in connection with the incident.
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Uow
Cully Finch
Cully
Denver
Toonday
Court of Justice
H. Bh. Walker
Matteville
Damages sought in Port Gaplon auto collision case
Mrs Benson seeks 1900 damages from Robert C Stewart after a February highway 85 crash near Port Gaplon. Stewart allegedly planned a left turn causing the wreck that toppled the Banyon car. Trial before Judge C C Cefftin with witnesses including Clifford Kissler and Nels Benson. Other dockets include divorce action Dorothy v Donald Perkins and a death by intoxicated driving case set for June 22.
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Willanson
Robert C. Stewart
la Salle
Port
Gaplon
Bix
Turaday
C. C. Cefftin
Pat Stewart
Benson
Stewart
Chuitte
Banyon
Nela J. Bannni
Acrom
Stritc Hie
Joe
Bensons
Plaintif
Clifford Kissler
Nels Benson
D. C
Dorothy
Donald Perkins
Barney M. Brown
Grealey
Last College Assembly Delights Colorado State College Class
Seniors at Colorado State College of Billucation staged a Tuesday morning assembly in Gunter Hall gym. Ethel Blomberg led as teacher with a playful “Little Red Progressive Sethal House” parody of progressive education. Performers included Margaret Coppa, Beryl Rose, Mary Lee Dorsett, Jean Maxwell, Lauri Roberts, Dorothy Mood, Louis Marsh, Betty Knight, Dick Sorby, Batty Davis, and Bill Stallings. The show ended with dorm rhyme sketches and jokes, with Ethel Blomberg coordinating. A faculty reception and senior ball are planned for June 10 and Thursday evening respectively.
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Gistes
Colorado State Callege
Knaplk College Assembly
Gunter Hall
Little Red Progressive Setha
A& Typical
Little
Red School
Howe
Ethel Blomberg
Ornery Kita
Margaret Coppa
Beryl Rose
Mary Lee Dorsett
Jean Maxwell
Lauri Roberts
Dorothy Mood
Louis Marsh
Betty Knight
Dick Sorby
Batty Davis
Bill Stallings
Dorothy Douth
Latvia Robarty
Gene Hammuont
Mex Sorby
Service Tax Advisers At Chamber Of Commerce
Service tax experts will be at the Chamber of Commerce on Thursday and Friday to consult with persons required to pay the tax.
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Chamber of Commerce
Pers
Jaw
Big Snow on Upper Poudre Helps Outlook
A heavy storm in the high ranges west of Fort Collins dropped deep snow and improved irrigation prospects. Reports from Averditch indicate 14 inches of new snow there. A motorist near Canteron Pass turned back on Sunday due to snow and closed roads, while Tod's place reported the pass was open Monday though slick. Travel forecast warned large flows as warm weather shifts to the mountains.
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Fort Collins
Dana & Good Dal
Rwnd
Walter
Thompson
Stow
Canteron Pass
North Part
Tod
Stone says main points decided on Grand Lake water project
Clifford Stone states negotiations on the Grand Lake transmountain water project are nearing agreement. A $25,000,000 reclamation plan includes a 12 mile tunnel to divert Colorado river water for irrigation of 800,000 acres, with $7,000,000 for power development and $1,200,000 for later needs. Discussions involve western Colorado water users and a slope delegation.
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Colorady
Grand Lake
Tha Uasts
Colorado
Clifford Stone
Grad 'Sunelion
Tor
Jnst
Coloradoan
Colonula
Congress
Interior Department
Weateri
Rockies
Iam
Adams Repeal Of Bill Aiding Philippines In Gold Deal
Washington June 8 The push to repeal a 1934 authorization paying the Philippine government $23 862 750 from a devalued dollar gain broad support from the state banking and currency committee. Congress had refused to fund the claim in 1935 arguing the treasury profited on about $66 000 000 of Philippine currency deposits in American banks. Adams argued Philippines had a stronger claim to profit shares than banks and individuals whose deposits were devalued. The committee urged enactment of the repeal despite pleas to defer until a joint study on Philippine American relations is finished.
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Washington
Adums
Dangerat
Colorado
Congress
Treasury
Adams
Philippines
Guinien Paredes
1000 Year Service Saves St. Bernards
In Switzerland the monastery dogs of St Bernard were spared extermination after a 1000 year record of service to travelers. A recent attack on a child was attributed to a mating season anomaly, and authorities ruled the pack posed no general danger despite calls to destroy them.
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St. Bernard
Switzerland
Monastery of
St. Bérnard
Jean Bremond
Lin
Hosspleo
Senator Johnson Sees Child Labor Compromise
Senator Johnson of Colorado predicts a compromise child labor bill will pass the Senate with almost no opposition. The measure, co authored by Johnson, was approved yesterday by the Interstate Commerce Committee after its chairman and panel adopted a revised draft with bipartisan support.
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Wellington
Filwin C. Johnson
Colorado
Congress
Senate
Jolson
Genaie Interstate Commerce
Johison
Funeral for Louis Hanus Planned at First Christ Church
Euporal services for Louis Hanus who died recently will be held at 2 300 oclock Wednesday afternoon at the First Christ church Birfat burial will be at Linn Grave The Sattley Funeral Home in charge of arrangements Mr Hanus is survived by his wife two brothers Frank and Antony of Omaha Neb two sisters Mrs Aly Anthony Lupton of Burns Ore and Mrs Mary Ryder of Tulsa Okla and two nephews Frank Hanug of Fort Collins and Herbert Lupton of Butos Ore
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Tiras
Dra
Christ All Church
Birfat
Linn
Sattley Pularal
Ar. Hnows
Lty
Wilow
Tw Brothers
Frank
Antony
Omaha
Nebr
Gisters
Alythony Lupton
Burns, Ore
Mary Ryder
Tulsa Olin
Hanug
Fort Collins
Herbert Lupton
Butos, Ore
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