Republic Steel Rejects Contracts in Youngstown Strike
Republic Steel chairman Girdler says no signed contract with CIO as mediators advance talks to end the Great Lakes strike. Workers threaten walkouts. Youngstown plants slated to reopen with a federal mediation push and potential Wagner Act issue before the National Labor Relations Board.
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Republic Steel Corporation
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Pieda Cribes
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Sleel Workers
Frank Parnell
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Tube
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Committee For Industrial Organization
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Cleveland
Jesus
Naional Labor -Relations Board
Supreme Court
Ar. Purnell
Valery Varnell
Pisula
Purnell
Younestown
Campbell
Struthers
Mud
Hutbard
Shariff
Weather Lanal Forecast Summary
Weather data for 24 hours to 8 am Monday shows a high around 52 with partly cloudy skies in Colorado and cooler conditions in the northeast and extreme west central areas Monday. Wyoming sees generally fair conditions Monday night and Tuesday with little temperature change. New Mexico expects partly cloudy Monday and Tuesday with possible showers. Montana forecasts generally fair conditions east and south with showers likely in the northwest Monday.
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Colorado
Wyoming
New Mexico
Montana
Theatres Host Students For College The Evening
Greeley theaters will host the city college guests for the annual theater party. Tickets to be distributed at Monday’s assembly for the event on Wednesday night. Cheaters leading the ticket distribution are the Chief Sterling and Kiva. An Ellmen’s picnic is planned for next week on Wednesday at 4 at Black Island Groya Park with games contests and a steak dinner at 6.
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Greeley
Sterling
Kiva
Tirse
Black Ab Island
Groya’ Park
Weather report notes heat and cool spins across towns
The fragment records a Sunday heat event in Northern Corocado with a temperature near 86 degrees at Eston and 86 at the Oreeley sugar factory, compares to Saturday’s 80 degrees in Greeley. It mentions a drop to 6 degrees on the servant meter and a Sunday night low around 54 degrees.
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Corocado
Eston
Oreeley
Greeley
General Strike Tense As Injunction Stuns Republic Steel
A large general strike movement involving 10 000 to 16 000 workers faced a court order when Judge Lynn B. Griffith issued an injunction restraining pickers and leaders including John McKeown CIO from arming themselves or interfering with steel operations and freight. The ruling bars threats, violence, property damage, and any acts aimed at blocking workers from returning to Republic Steel jobs amid escalating labor tension.
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Hlenea
Art Stont
Agsinat
Soviet Transpolar Flight Ends In Vancouver Landing
Soviet pilots Valeri Chekaloff Georgi Baibukott and Alexander Delukoff completed a nearly five thousand three hundred mile nonstop flight from Moscow to the Vancouver barracks area facing fog and rain. After 62 hours 17 minutes in the air they landed at Vancouver barracks Sunday morning then planned to fly on to San Francisco.
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Wash
Russia
Mostow Serpas
Pacific Northwest
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San Francisco
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Lili
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Polac
United States
Valeri Chekaloff
Georgi Baibukott
Alexander Delukoff
North Pole
George Marahall
Plains
San ‘Traisisdo Fit Company
Ute
Aubassador
Alexander A. Troyanovsky
Liem
George Kozmeleky
Here
Eugene
Ore
Northwark
Washington
Vpage
Blum may try again as France’s premier amid crisis
Paris reels as 21 trucks guard streets while Socialist Premier Leons Blyns and the front government face a financial crisis. President Lesrun summons former premier Chautemps to form a new cabinet with backing from the Sartorists, as unions threaten further strikes and cabinet resignations spread uncertainty.
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Paris
Wwe
Mundsyny
Camille Ghantemps
Levite
Hedy Nateyarthiaw
Leon Blyns
Peoples’ Front
de Tge
Crista
Blunt
Deeres Cominds
Chartemps
Chautemps
Catany
Blum
Ella Auccesa
Linge
Pavis
Calaly
Drunken driving arrest after early Saturday crash
Ben Rocha 1% year old Wiggins resident held at city jail awaiting charges of drunken and reckless driving after being spotted by Dale Willis who chased the car from Ninth avenue near the Colonial apartments to Thirteenth street. Rocha allegedly struck two parked cars owned by Esther Hagar and James H. Dial. a female companion escaped. Willis, whose son was recently killed in a related accident, pursued and stopped Rocha, who was found in control of the vehicle when police arrived.
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Ben Rocha
Wiggins
Dale Willis
WPA
Cone
Rocha
Ninth Avenue
Colonial Apartments
Thirteenth Street
Wills
Thireteenth Street
Willis
Corontal
Palice
Miz
Esther Hagar
James H. Dial
Baseball Today Sparks Student Organization Meetings
Organization of state clubs among student groups at Cole lodge of Advention was being started. The Kabeas club will meet after the assembly in a classroom adjoining the assembly hall. The Missouri club plans to organize at the student club reception room after the assembly. The Oklahoma club will meet Tuesday at 4 o clock for tea at the student club.
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Cole Loge
Wealthy Los Angeles Woman Found In Crude Grave
The body of a well dressed Los Angeles woman was found under a house in a crude shallow grave. The deceased tentatively identified as Mrs. Alice Jenna, wife of optical company owner Haroll Jones. She had reportedly disappeared last November from a nursing home after a period of illness.
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Los Angeles
Alice Jenna
Haroll Jones
WPA Office Here May Be Skeletonized
The Greeley WPA district office faces possible elimination as Congress considers new federal appropriation cuts. State WPA administrator Paul D. Stirlver plans to consolidate by selling the local office, leaving Denver and Pueblo as district offices. About 81 people in Greeley would be affected, with the rest reassigned within the district.
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WPA
Paul D. Stirlver
WEA
Denver
Puckto
Grooléy
C of C Guides To U P Tours To Colorado Trip
Community leaders plan a Union Pacific sponsored tour by rail to Colorado including La Salle Greeley and Rocky Mountain National Park. Tours depart Mondays at 10 19 a m aboard the Columbine with literature distribution and bus side trips. Support from local merchants aided fundraising for the Spud Rodeo and Colorado project district canvases seek car participation and signups.
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Planso
Colorado
Union Pacific
Chamber of Commerce
Calunt_ Pacific
Englert Lotvists
Colomlo
la Salle
Greeley
Rocky Mountain National Park
Boad
Progress Syax
Arlee Ohlands
Wie Committee
Auanner
Lio
Glacior Basin
Chamber of Comieres
Fort Collins Express Courier Acknowledges Den ver Convention
The Fort Collins Express Courier acknowledges the Den ver Convention and Tours Bureau for tradition in recognizing scenery fats and cuts.
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Denver Convention & ‘Tours
Fort Collins Express Courier
Morley Trial Opens Monday in Federal Court
The trial of five individuals opens in federal court for alleged mail fraud connected to the Morley Company investment firm. Defendants include former governorCG Morley, William J. Stavenson of Houston, Olaf T. Anderson of Chicago, Hanson N. Chase and Edward Ward of Boatsville. Indicted in October 1936 after a federal grand jury probe of the Morley Company offices in Indianapolis and Livaneville.
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Rien
Calotado
Ace CG
T Morley
Goveror
William J. Stavenson
Houston
Olaf T. Anderson
Chicago
Hanson N. Chase
Kdward Ward
Boatsville
O. 7
Morley Company
Indianapolis
Livanevitte
Conservancy Petition Circulates For Tuesday Night Meeting
Lettered voters circulate a petition plan for the Colorado Big Thompson conservancy. The meeting of circulators is set for Tuesday night at the Northern Colorado Water district office. Circulators are asked to bring petitions for review and plan to discuss campaign details.
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Conservancy
Colorado
Tribune
Record Exceeds Last Season By Three Hundred Eighty Students
The article reports a large enrollment rise at Wolvrady Shire Cabllage of Eiluewrist with 3,280 students registered after late entries. It details a two week program led by L. Retieter and Evelyn Davin, 860 hours of summer school across seven divisions, and a keynote by John Martin at the first all college assembly. A reception for Mr Mayin is planned at the faculty lounge with invited attendees.
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Woloek
Wilerpaun
Wolvrady
Aderauun
Teddy Atte Et Perteu du Peli
Peverberittory Bau Uiuinote
Abe
Abe Raeaonat
Keederitt
L. Retieter
John Martin
New York ‘Times
Siinor
Mt. Martin
Twcnty
Rocky Mountain School
Dace
Evelyn Davin
Evelyn Bevis
Uance
Washington, D.C
Abundanes
Mayin
Relief Amendment To Shift Cost To Local Communities
Washington June 1 Senate administration foray rejected an amendment to the relief bill aimed at forcing loyal communities to bear 40 percent of WPA project costs. Robinson's 25 percent alternative failed 49 to 34, leaving the original 40 percent push to a May vote. Debate raged as lawmakers argued about financial peril and possible bankruptcy from excess spending.
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Washington
Senate
Sentor Robinson
Robinson
Hoenater Tyres
Democrat
South Carolina
Adams and Johson
Colorado
Glass
Virginia
Congress Iz
Denver Banker Clifford C. Parks Dies in Rochester
Clifford C. Parks 72 senior vice president of the First National Bank of Denver died early today in a Rochester Minnesota hospital. He helped found the First National Bank of Glenwood Springs and served as a director of several Denver financial institutions including the national trust company and the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City. He was state treasurer from 1894 to 1896.
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Denver
Clifford C. Parks
First National Dame
Rochester
Min
Uo “Dena
Colborady Banking
Parks
Nur Houak Bank
Glenwood Springs
Taters National Trust Company
Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas
Ed Vaughan's Mother Dies in Grand Junction
Ed Vaughan manager of the Stay Mug theatre was called to Grand Junction Sunday by the death of his mother. She had been ill for some time and he had spent a vacation with her in the past. Faculty Men's Luncheon Monday at College of Education was held at the Enculty club.
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Ed Vaughan
Stay Mug Theatre
Grand Junction
Hoe
College of Education
Munday
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