Cleveland Braces For Violence As Troops Deployed
Governor Davey ordered national guardsmen to Cleveland to preserve order during the reopening of four Republic Steel plants. Mayor Burton and Sheriff O'Donnell requested troops at the plants to prevent violence and disorder expected on Tuesday July 6 as operations resume.
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Martin L. O'Donnell
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Perkins repudiate sit-down strikers
Secretary Perkins said no official stance from the Department of Labor endorses sit-down strikes as lawful or desirable. She responded to Rep Ditter’s request for clarification about her attitude toward sit-downs amid the GM strike and related legal questions.
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Yeing
Ditter
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General Motors
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Department of Tabor
Plan for Court Reform Talks Face Compromise Push
Washington July 3. Opponents of the president's court reorganization propose a last minute compromise to avert a split in the Democratic Party. A substitute measure would allow one additional justice yearly, but only if not applied to current members. Logan and allies push to bring the Lorain bill to a vote, with 36 senators already backing it. Senator Murray D. Montana hinted a workable compromise may emerge. The effort faces party divisions and threats to disrupt other legislation.
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Young Roosevelt and bride arrive in Canada for honeymoon
Franklin J. Kangayelr and his bride, the former Ethel du Pont, arrived on Campobello Island aboard a ferry held longer at Luluire before heading to the president's summer home for their honeymoon.
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Franklin J. Kangayelr
Ethel du Pont
Lulire
Today and Tomorrow by Walter Lippmann
Walter Lippmann analyzes how readers in the USSR see Stalin, and outlines three possible truths about Soviet politics. He notes American, British, and other foreign reporters lack certainty and warns of partisan bias from Trotskyists and Stalinists in U.S. discourse. The piece discusses Moscow controls, the New Masses, and how factions align with Roosevelt and other leaders. Continued on Page 12.
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Britain Warns Italy and Germany of Rearmament Move
London reports British leaders warn that Britain will rearm to protect rights and Mediterranean access. Neville Chamberlain and Anthony Eden address party crowds while stressing deterrence against aggression. France and Britain consider naval patrols around Spain, urging a united front with other nations as tensions rise in Europe.
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Leider
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Inem
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Wuyland
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da Vitalera
Trish Ctestton
Tokyo
Alort
Awur
Losses of Basques Great but They Will Battle On
In a statement from Santana de la Mar seaport, Basque leader Aguirre declares the Basque nation conquered, vows to reconquer homeland, attacks Valencia government for aid failures, cites 45000 Basque casualties in three months of battle. Franco’s insurgents claim final Basque resistance crushed and Santander defense assigned to Asturian troops.
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World News In Brief From A Troubled Global Scene
A garbled World News in Brief item notes a missing U S naval air crewman near Honolulu with waning search hope as labor actions unfold in Washington and Ohio towns. It mentions Spain, Italy, Germany warnings over Med routes and a Dublin election victory amid regional tensions in the era, with Tokyo reporting regional unrest.
Revolution flag looms in New York WPA protest banner
A July 3 4 parade in New York featured a large coiled rattlesnake banner with Dont Tread on Me as 12 000 WPA workers protested budget cuts. Placards urged back wages while clashes injured a dozen and led to over 200 arrests as orders to shrink the War Army payroll drew opposition from the city projects council and the Workers Alliance. Harold Stein of the federal writers and artists project was briefly jailed before Washington halted pink slips.
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Vity Projects Council
No Workers Alliance
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Arg
Ilarald Stein
Federal Writers and Artists’ Project
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WLILA
North and South Rail Line Plan Seeks Financing
Report from Cheyenne Wyoming states J Kirk Baldwin, Colorado financier, says a syndicate is ready to advance 164000000 for a North and South railroad from Te ging Canada through Mon Antia Sheridan Casper Hawkins to Craig Colorado joining the Denver and Salt Lake line. Interstates Commerce Commission approval pending. Also notes coal classification standards deadline extended to July 8.
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Hugh Ta Kleby
New York
J. Kirk Baldwin
Wyoming
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Interatute Commerce Communst Saton
Kirby
Auch
Teging
Sosk
Canada
Mon- Antia
Sheridan
Casper
Hawkins
Craig, Colo
Denver and Salt Lake
Just a Minute With Irvin Cobb in Santa Monica
In Santa Monica California on July 3 the writer riffs on Fourth of July obsessions. He mocks Liberals and old-line Republicans as forever lamenting the death of American freedom while liberties stubbornly resurface like sassafras sprouts after every political setback.
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Liberty
Lost Fliers Search Expands From California to Howland Island
Santa Barbara and Honolulu reports describe Lexington sailing to San Pedro with 54 naval planes to join the Earhart search. Destroyers Worden and Drayton placed on standby and crews rounded up for a rescue mission as weather hinders progress and plans shift toward Howland Island and potential back up by Colorado and an aircraft tender.
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Lexington
San Pedro
Howland Island
Amelia Larhart
San Diego
Southard
Chandler
Worden
Drayton
Ruscue
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Chuneng
Amelia Earhart
Fred Noonan
Leivne
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Tiasea
Callx
Tha Ilhsea
Miss Earhart
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Naval
Tts
Colorado
Mowland Island
Double Holiday Attracts Crowds To Mountain Resorts And Rodeos
A regional holiday draw brings Ada area towns and Lincoln, Deer Lodge, Livingston, Butte and surrounding spots to life. Thousands plan quiet city stays or gatherings at Lincoln rodeo and festas, Deer Lodge semi pro baseball opens, Livingston rodeo and bucking events, with fishing and outdoor recreation options in the heat.
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Montera
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Maho
Livingelon
Butte'a
Celebria
Little Boy Loses Eye From Firecracker Accident
In Las Cruces New Mexico on July date a 10 year old boy Manuel Orquiz lost an eye when a firecracker exploded inside a drinking glass. The other eye was injured and doctors hoped to save the remaining sight.
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CCC camp truck crash in Havre injures ten
Etherg Adatys, 17, of Panyenh Kentucky, a Beaver Creek CCC member, was injured near Havre when a truck left the road and overturned. Nine other CCC members were treated at a Tayre hospital, with Ce ril Pertale of Evansville Indiana listed as most seriously hurt. Others had minor injuries.
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Here
Whilelha Waa Mding
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Ceril Pertale
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Girl Who Exposed Irwin May Appear In Defense
Atlantic City reports Fleurietta Koncianski, 19, who briefly earned $14 a week, may testify for Robert Irwin at his New York triple slaying trial. She initially aid she would aid the defense but later reconsidered, saying she is sorry for him. She described his shifts from high to despondent moods and noted his reactions to minor provocations. She told attorney Sam Leibowitz her story on Insanity defense questions.
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Athimite
Toilay
Cleveland Hnter Pantry
Robert
Ving Se Ff
Foster Fanlity
New York
Fleurietta Koncianski
Ned Diecovery
Sam Leibowitz
Torntar Asylum
Veronica Gedeon
British plan to divide Holy Land announced
In Eandon on July 8 a Jawiah source reports the British royal commission’s Palestine report due next week recommends three state division. A permanent British mandated area, an Arab state, and a Jewish area are proposed with the matter to go to the League of Nations mandates commission.
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T Jawiah
Brith Royal Commissaron
Palestina
Holy Land
Paria
League of Nations Mandates Commission
Ford Defends Board Authority in Labor Dispute at Dearborn Plant
Ford Motor Company answered a National Labor Relations Board complaint on July 3 denying unfair labor practices and arguing the NLRB lacks authority over its local production operations. The filing, signed by Marty Bennett, cites self defense in May 26 clashes where union organizers were chased from the gate and injuries occurred amid distribution of handbills. The brief asserts the company was not responsible for the alleged malicious assaults and seeks dismissal of the charges.
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Ford Motor Company
National Labor Relations Board
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Ford Company
Marty Bennett
Word
Ford
Lant Gates
al Tlines
Dexen
Dearborn
NSA
Three Transients Die in Car Crash Near Philipsburg
Three men believed to be transients died after their car left Highway 10 east of Philipsburg and plunged down a 300 foot embankment following an attempt to pass another vehicle. Eric Keefer 25 Oliver, Tenn died in hospital from skull and jaw fractures. Bud Hulstead, resident of Philipsburg, died at the scene. Ernest Riederickson 24 Cloquet, Minn died later in hospital. State Patrolman Clarence De Stor investigated the wreck occurring about eight miles east of town.
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Nly
Eric Keefer
Oliver
Bud Halstead
Ernest Iederickson
Cloquet
Minn
Keeler
Hulstead
Frederickson
Anaconda
Clarence le Stor
Here
Milk River tragedy claims Malta boy in drowning
Malta area near Malta July 8 Glenn Davia eight year old son of Mr and Mrs Georga Davia drowned in the Milk river when a motor vent overturned a leather craft capsizing it several other children were thrown into the water as the craft overturned. A blaze at Rockaway Beach destroyed a large section of the boardwalk and injured one man from falling glass. A Vanderbitt cup race at Roosevelt Raceway was postponed due to rain and rescheduled for noon EST Monday.
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Glenn Davia
Georga Davia
Beach Rockaway Beach
Westbury
Roosevelt Raceway
Nooh
NO INDEPENDENT MONDAY HOLIDAY PUBLICATION POLICY
The Independent will not publish on a designated legal holiday to allow seven day workers an evening and night at home. It aims to drop two or three issues yearly if it avoids reader inconvenience, typically on Fourth of July Labor Day and sometimes the day after Christmas.
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