Senate probe urged as steel strike intensifies
Philip Murray leaders call for a Senate investigation into the steel strike amid threats of legal action by Republic Steel over postal deliveries to nonstriking workers in Warren and Niles Ohio. Tense scenes unfold as Monrovia and Pittsburgh areas report reopenings despite union pressure and police warnings.
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Murray
Youngstown
Ghia
Philip Murray
Senate
Monroa
Mich
Vepubliksa Aubordiary
Newton Slee
John L. Lewis
Pittsburgh
TH. Styles
Obin
South Chicaga
Republic Steel
Carl Olean
Talph BE. Elser
Maltvonng County
Labor Walkout Hits Lansing Amid Uprising Voice
Organized labor in Lansing and Michigan halted work on a hot day as AF of L unions and the United Auto Workers protested threats of eight hour shifts. Members on building sites walked off, following a 24 hour notice of a mass demonstration against perceived threats to labor.
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Lansing
Meh
Michigan
Af.l
United Automobile Workers of America
Copper demand seen at record levels by Anaconda chief
New York June 8 Cornelius F Kelley president of Anaconda Copper Mining company said copper consumption in Europe remains at record levels after a three week abroad trip He did not think governments are hoarding metal and said most copper use funds plant expansion and rehabilitation Demand for arms remained small and no large copper stockpiles were found with manufacturers
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New York
Cornelius F .Kelley
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Europe
Crom
Kelley
Hin
Hunt for rapist shifts to Chicago after Hollywood party attack
In a shifting case, the search for a male suspect linked to an assault at a Hollywood party moved to Chicago. Attorney William J. Fr. Brown, representing Patriche Douglas, claims the suspect is believed to reside there and vows confrontation if identified.
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Los Angeles
Womrension Delngatte
Patriche
Douglas
Anysote
Hollywood
Ohicago
Wiliam J. FR. Brown
Biss Douglas
Mira Douglas
Gaid Ehe
Four aging cruisers tie up at Bismarck race results
Four cabin cruisers docked in Bismarck after a 102 mile run from Spring Creek. Great Falls entry led by Mingouri finished first, Malta placed second, Fort Benton third, Glasgow Fort Peck fourth. Boats scheduled to depart Wednesday after minor repairs.
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Binmarck
N. D
Great Falla
St. Louis-to- Fort Benton
Mingouri
Spring Creek
Great Falls
Malta
Fort Benton
Glasgow- Fort Peek
Two Nominees Picked For Ninth Circuit Bench
President Roosevelt nominated two judges to the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals. Federal District Judge Albert Leo Stephens of Los Angeles and William Healy of Batso were selected to fill two new seats, increasing the court’s total judges from five to seven pending Senate confirmation.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals
Albert Leo Stephens
Los Angeles
William Healy
Batso
Senate
Recovery of Plane Wreck Victim Delayed By Terrain
Natural barriers again delayed night recovery of the wrecked plane below a 1 000 foot cliff near Salt Lake City. Half the fuselage and one wing were visible from a crag below the tragedy site as rescue teams prepared a camp on the ridge. Weather and rugged terrain threaten ongoing access for days.
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Salt Lake City
Jina
Hedron
Keven
Hodlea
Helena school board to sell bond issue July 15
Helena school board votes to issue bonds worth 125000 for school construction projects at Bryant. Bonds run 20 years, interest not over 4 percent, redeemable after five years. Special session approved amid labor strike at Bryant School with 42 workers walking off May 28 demanding discharge of foreman.
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Helena
Bryant
Manly
Yard
James B. Graham
Montana Federation of Labor
Chester Rata
Bryant School
Tred Roa
TC. Boespfing
Miles City
Graham
Rosa
Washington
Sikveland Shooting Ruled Self Defense
Coroner rules Anna Sikveland acted in self defense when she fatally shot her intoxicated brother-in-law Karsten Sikveland at her home Sunday. Karsten died at Glendive hospital hours later. authorities report he threatened to harm himself and his family.
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Girele, Jung
World News in Biot: Union Strife and Global Tensions
Reports from Trementle Youngtown Ohio where union leaders seek Senate probe into a storm strike. Republic Steel threatens suit over postal delivery to strikebound plants. In Wansing Michigan, all building projects halted as construction workers organize. Foreign science notes a rare total eclipse photograph. London rumor of Britain returning to the gold standard. Berlin coverage cites government press on choosing between Hitler and the Vatican. Puerto Rico case mentions a violent plot and injuries as shots are fired.
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Vatican
Nian
Puerto Rico
Indgo
Puerto
Natonala
United States
Savants Secure Rare Photos Of United Nations Eclipse
American scientists encamped on Canton Island in the mid Pacific recorded today’s total solar eclipse. The joint U S Navy National Geographic expedition photographed the eclipse for a lasting scientific record. The totality lasted about two minutes and thirty three seconds with corona details captured under ideal conditions.
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Washington
mid-Pacific
Canton Island
United States Navy
National Geographic Society
Science
Canton Ieland
Joan Oliver laGorce
The
Geographic Society
Mite Equatorial Island
North American
Aiainland
Ae Dama
Mies
No Compromise On Court Proposal And Strike End
Senator Durton of Montana arrived for an address in Chicago after touring drought areas in northern and eastern Montana. He rejected any court packing proposal, saying adding two or six justices is equally indefensible. In East St. Louis, a strike at the National Stockyards ended with a 87 cent hourly wage increase and a long-term contract.
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Durton
BK. Wheeler
Montana
Chicago
Butte
Grant Falla
Drouth
Glasgow
Aaid
Supreme Court
East St. Louis
Atrika
Natonal
Just a Minute with Irving Cobb on Albania’s King Zog
Santa Monica column notes Albania’s King Zog seeks a wife with a 5 million dollar dowry and a 6 million dollar bankroll. The piece pokes fun at royal marriage schemes, compares ex rulers to outdated political groups, and hints coronation crowds would not fill a road company.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Albania
Europe
King Zog
Zog
Iis
Mohamedan
Zig
Liberty
Vatican Power Clash Sparks Nazi Press Push
Berlin reports that the official Nazi press urged Germans to choose between Hitler and the Vatican. A Cologne editorial accused Rome of secular power struggles, while Catholic brothers faced prison in Koblenz for immorality charges, including an alleged sacrilege at Cologne Cathedral.
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Berlin
Hitler
Vatican
Westdeutacher Beobachter
Cologne
Adolph Hitler
Rome
Koblenz
Ers
Cologna Cathedral
Pope Pius
George Cardinal Mundelein
Chicago
Beautiful Jean Harlow Ends Her Hectic Life Premonition
Hollywood gossip and a private obituary unfold as Jean Harlow, aged 26, is mourned after a sudden set of events on a movie set. Witnesses recall her premonition of an ending, while investigators guard the morgue and a funeral is planned at the Heather Hill church. The press notes the presence of William Powell, Kim Starr, and directors as they report on the star’s death and its impact on her escort, friends, and fans.
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Jean Harlow
Mobert Guiden
Ted
Can Bsn Sno
William
Powell
Kim Star
Betross
Amelia Earhart readies for Africa dash in world flight
In Dakar on June 4 Amelia Earhart tunes her monoplane for a round Africa hop. She plans a dawn takeoff tomorrow following British routes toward Khartoum in Anglo-Egyptian Sudan, aiming to skirt the Sahel. The trek spans Natal Brazil to St Louis Senegal and Tahir.
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Dakar
Amelia Earhart
Africa
Yeatorday
South Atlantic
Natal
Brazil
St. Louta
Senegal
Afr
Khartoum
Sudan
British Society Beauty 19 Found
Diane Hattye the society beauty missing since June 1 was found in London near Lady Cynthia Asquith’s home. She appeared disoriented yet unharmed and was taken to the home while relatives were alerted. The former fashion model known as Didi hoped to pursue a film career.
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London
Imang Hattye
Iugents E Park
Cynthick Asquith
Michael Asquith
Diann
Didi
Scotland Yard
England
Lady Asquith
Diane
Close vote on repeal in Georgia affects prohibition
Atlanta reports a tight election outcome with repeal leading by 6,969 votes as about half the precincts counted. The repeal tally stood 68,252 for and 52,294 against, shifting Georgia to county option prohibition. Amending measures and Social Security proposals drew strong support, despite opposition from ex governor Eugene Talmadge and a touring campaign by Rivera in their favor.
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Atlanta
E. D. Rivers
Georgia
Tennessee
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Kansas
Roosevelt
Eugene Talmadge
Rivera
Drought Talks Shape Montana Agricultural Review
Heads of Montane agricultural agencies and county agents met with Harry J. Lirman assistant secretary of agriculture in Washington for an informal discussion on drought conditions. Brown, en route to Washington after Spokane conference, described data gathering for a potential long range federal program. A similar conference was planned in Billings, with no immediate drouth relief planned for eastern Montana.
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Borman
Harry J. Lirman
Iran
Washington
Brown
Spokane
Billings
Montana
Refinery Workers Vote Against Affiliation
Sunburst June union leaders report the Independent Refinery Workers association voted eight to six against affiliating with the 0.10. The group represents workers at the International Refinery Company, a Texas company subsidiary.
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Sunburat
R. B. Ervin
Independent Refinery Workers’ Association
Independent Refinery Workers
International
Texad Company
Battle in Southern Spain Fierce with Heavy Losses
The Associated Press reports fierce fighting in southern Spain during the Spanish Civil War. Insurgents launched a heavy offensive in the Pozoblanco sector aimed toward Almaden while government troops held the line amid mutual losses. In Madrid the dawn bombardment killed at least 20 and wounded 40 as authorities exposed a spy network. Britain urged Germany and Italy to cooperate on the Spain question as Berlin delays return of ambassador von Ribbentrop. Ceuta port was bombarded by two unidentified warships navigating without weights.
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Tilban
Insurgenta
Pozoblanco
Spain
Almaden
Britain
Germany
Italy
London
Berlin
Joschicg von Ribbentrop
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Farley
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Tinse Prifes
Planta
Bis Steel Company
Camn
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Nal
Matis
Alf.l. Menly
Omy
Chigagy
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U.S
Fhe
Wagatch Mountain
Val Hieka
Civilian Conservation Corps
Movie Girl
Patricia, Douglan
Ony
Ginger Wyatt
Wallaes Beery
Sikveland
World News
Biot
Tiny Isle
Wheeler
Irving
Cobb
Irvin
Cocitaht
Jean Warlow
Violet Denayer
Miss Denayer
Mia Jivloa
Peverabyeblms
Penn
Clank Gallatin
Mira Denayer
Sais
Ajax Tlarlow
Winlet
Touay
Sersteus Tall Pe
Rockefeller
Margaret Strong da Cuevas
John 1D. Rockefeller, Sr
Anander
Cuevaa
Amy
Britigh Society
Denver
Mountain States Telephone and Velegraph Company
Townsend
F. E. Townsend
Bozeman
Madrid
Ceuta
Gibraltar
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