Peace efforts amid steel strike reach tentative gains in Midwest
Canton reports a midnight blast at Republic Steel employee Matt Perresh’s home as violence flares in the steel strike. Governor M Clifford Townsend praises Inland Steel accord in East Chicago and hopes for a similar Youngstown Sheet & Tube settlement, noting the Inland deal rewas not a total victory for either side. Officials say no injuries occurred and decisions on a truce for Youngstown East Chicago plant expected by noon.
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Indianapolis
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Steel plants to be opened in Massillon
Massillon Ohio July 1 Carl Meyers assistant general district manager for Republic Steel announced tonight the company's Massillon units will reopen tomorrow under Ohio national guardsmen protection. He said about 2000 troopers are deployed from Youngstown, with Central Steel and Western Iron divisions scheduled to reopen with roughly 900 men preparing for duty. The plants normally employ 3700 workers.
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Soviet and Japan May Escape War Over Amur Isles
A translated dispatch from Hsingking reports Manchoukuo warned Russia to follow the Amur river main navigation route near Sennufu Bolshal and Shatzakouleng islands or face drastic measures. It notes Moscow refused to recognize Japanese protest over a frontier clash and blamed Japanese Manchoukuoan forces.
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Maxim Litvinoff
Japan
Britain to reject belligerent rights in Spanish war
London reports Britain and France will reject a proposal from Germany and Italy granting belligerent rights to both sides in the Spanish civil war. The move targets restoring a naval patrol by using their ships, countering France and Britain’s offer. The outcome could risk collapsing the nonintervention effort, benefiting insurgents in Spain.
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France
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Senator Vandenberg Amends Labor Relations Bill Debate
Dorothy Thomson argues the Wagner Labor Relations bill is essential to preserve industrial democracy and workers rights. The column defends balanced elections, limits on compulsory union powers, and calls for firm law enforcement to curb vigilantism and strikes. It highlights shifting views by Governor Davey and Governor Murphy responding to public opinion.
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Ireland votes quietly as new constitution looms
Duplin July 2 Ireland voted for a new name Eire a new parliament and a new constitution and did it quietly First results expected late tomorrow final results Saturday supporters of de Valera predicted they would hold their own opponents predicted the party would not increase its parliamentary majority Both sides said the constitution would be endorsed Polling held until closing hours and weather across the country was placid with temperate conditions reported
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Roosevelt and Tweedsmuir Sing Of Long Friendship
Hyde Park July 1 US president Roosevelt in a radio address saluted Canada on Confederation day and praised a shared aspiration for noncentralized government. Lord Tweedmouth replied from Quebec harbor that US and Canada march toward the same goal, stressing mutual confidence and pooling ideas to solve common problems.
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World News in 637 Domestic Strikes and Policy Tensions
World news briefs report a strike truce at Inland Steel in Chicago and disruptions linked to union agreements. Other items cite state troop use in strike zones, criticism of mediation efforts, and accusations against a steel firm over arming government forces. Foreign dispatches cover Russian ships approaching, Japan calling for Soviet withdrawal, and Moscow proposing withdrawal if Japan pays for warship damages.
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Inland Steel Company
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Tokyo
Japan
Moscow
Landon Urges Strong Organization for GOP
Alfred M. Landon told Allegheny Republicans in Pittsburgh that the party must build intensive organization amid Roosveltian threat. The telegram, read at county HQ dedication, urged readiness for rally as the Republican pillar of security under the American system. Also notes iron ore demand rising in May despite strikes at four independent iron ore companies.
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Alfred M. Landon
Allegheny County Republicana
Ovary
Naomines
Republican Party
Cleveland
Aree
Two Falls Men Drowned North Of Augusta In River
Two men, tentatively identified as Gardiner and Sandburs, drowned when a fishing trip on the Sun River north of Augusta capsized in a heavy wind. One man reportedly clung to the boat before sinking. the other went down immediately. Sheriff O Connell and deputies worked to locate the bodies, but daylight found them unrecovered. One man operated a Great Falls auto shop. Sandbur was Gardiner’s son-in-law.
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Mr. Gardiner
Sun River
Aupguata
Drlan O'Connell
Augusta
Helena
Great Falls
Sandhart
Gardiner
Bun River
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Tanner
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Grant Costicy
Just A Minute With Irvin 3 Dona
Santa Monica column notes a revival in optimism as the stronger stock market signals a return to prosperity. The piece mocks stock swindlers, suggests relief from hard times, and hints at upcoming opportunities to invest in a supposed gold brick.
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Calif
Better Business Bureau
Henry J. Slickguy
Leavenworth
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America
Reader
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CORB
Administration substitutes for court size reform outlined
The substitute endorses a Logan style plan allowing one new Supreme Court justice per current member over 75, capped at one appointment per year. It would keep court size at nine after older justices retire and limits lower-court judge increases to 20 temporarily. Senator Burke notes administration pressure to drop the original proposals and signals belief the substitute will fail.
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Supreme Court
Burke
Neb
All Montana Day Celebration At Bozeman Today
All Montana Day festivities open with a pageant depicting Montana history and bands, as crowds gather in Livingston and Bozeman. Governor Ayers will broadcast an address after 10:30 a.m. and a large community picnic follows the parade through the campus and athletic field.
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Alka
Alfred Atkinson
President approves insect battle funds for three states
Washington July 1 The Works Progress Administration announcing today President TMoose velt at Hyde Park gave final approval to additional allotment totaling $838,462 to three Rocky Mountain states for an insect eradication campaign. WPA officials saidMontana receive $200,000, Montana $92,200 and Wyoming $41,462 to payroll labor for preparing and using poison bait to fight the pests.
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Worka = Progress administration
Hyde Park
Rocky Mountain
W.P.A
Montana
Wyoming
John Wuest Hunt Declared Guilty in Immorality Case
In Los Angeles a verdict finds John West Hunt guilty on a Mann Act related charge connected to transporting Delight Jewett from Denver to Beverly Hills for immoral purposes. He faces up to five years and a $5,000 fine. sentencing is set for 101 p.m. tomorrow. His cellmate, a convicted murderer, and references to Father Divine are noted in the fragmented report.
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Los Angeles
John West
Hunt
Father Divine
McNair Island Penitentiary
Delight Jewett
Penver
Beverly Hills
Robert
James
Virgin Mary
Suicide by hanging shocks Inglewood case in California
Roy Harmon 57 was found dead by his garage in Los Angeles after being questioned in the slayings of three Inglewood girls. Investigators said the death was a suicide after he faced possible arrest or resignation from the city park department. A note referenced temptations and love as the motive. Separately, Ralph W. Stevens 41 was cleared in the case but jailed at Maywood during ongoing inquiries. An acquaintance of the Morte Everett family was eyed as a possible suspect in the new slaying of Madeline Melba and a playmate.
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Roy Harmon
A. E. Winters
L. H. Pitts
Inglewood
Lieut. Winters
Harmon
City Park Department
Winters
Pite
Inglawood
Hfe
San Bernardino
Calif
Ralph W. Stevens
Maywood
Inez
Stevens
Victorville
Emmett L. Shay
Possiber
Morte Everett
Madeline
Melba
Eugene Wil
Montana Senators Visit Scout Camp at Boy Scout Jamboree
Washington reports three United States senators squatted near a campfire at the Boy Scout Jamboree grounds as 1,291 boys from Rocky Mountain districts gathered. The senators Burton Wheeler Jamon Murray of Butte and Horace Lundeen of Minneapolis spoke briefly to the attendees.
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Burton K. Wheeler
Jamon EB. Murray
Butte, Mont
Hroset Londeen
Minneapolia
Rocky Mountain
Fireworks explode at Nampa drug store scene of panic
Fireworks display outside H T Drake drug store in Nampa Idaho triggered a blazing inferno killing three people and injuring about a dozen others. The blast wrecked the storefront and sent stunned crowds into the street as women and children trapped inside were rushed to hospital. Fireworks and candy exploded, with investigators unsure of the cause.
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Robert Owen
H. T. Drake
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Jock Gakey
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