Crisis in Ag Strike Delayed As Governors Mediate
Youngstown Ohio June 6 Governors Murphy of Michigan and Davey of Ohio act to mediate near end of steel workers strike as Republic Steel subsidiary at Monroe Michigan readies to reopen in defiance of strikers. They schedule joint talks between Steel Workers Organizing Committee leaders and company representatives while Newton Stort company delays reopening to allow discussions. Davey cites risk of rioting bloodshed and loss of life and invites Republic Yountown Sheet and Tube and SWOC to a conference with Jim Friday to break the deadlock over contracts.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Frank Murphy
Michigan
Martin L. Davey
Republic Steel Corporation
Monroe
Mich
Ing
Murphy
Newton Stort Company
Ile
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Newton
Soa
Gar
Davey
Republic
Youtestown Sheet & Tube Company
Steel
Orgatanang Committee
Whiels
Jim Friday
Dinellas
Tom Ta
Girdler
Repiblic
Outapoken Foon
Daha Ts
Jowia
Tndustelal Oegantt
Republic Plant Riot Damages At Youngstown Steel Plant
Militants at the Republic Steel plant in Youngstown clash with officers as tear gas is used to restore order after pickets report a loaded truck rammed into Republic property. At least 14 striking workers are injured, one seriously, as authorities fight to separate protesters and protect the site.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Steol
Republic
Steel Corporation
Offivers
AF L Chief Seeks Moderation in Union Activism
William Green president of the American Federation of Labor urged moderation in union activities in a letter read in Seattle by Teamsters international vice president Thrive Beck. The missive, sent ahead of a three day western conference starting Friday, warns against letting tensions rise.
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Seattle
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Seattle Construction Council
Thve Beck
Teamsters” Union
Green
Teamatera
Pion
Justine
Brief Ceremony Held At Funeral Of Jean Harlow
Hollywood mourned Jean Harlow with a quiet twenty minute service at Glendale’s Weather Church. About 1,000 people, including William Powell Clark Gable and Myrna Loy, attended as the star’s coffin lay in a chapel adorned with flowers and a pall of white garlands. The service proceeded in somber gray weather with heavy lines of grief among attendees.
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Jean Harlow
Glendale
Calif
Hollywood
Jean Acllo
William Powell
Miss Trarlow
Iver
Warner Baxter
Clark Gable
Carole Lambard Ronald Selma Game
Roewear Tracy
Myron Tay
Sie
Stanley Baldwin Elevated to Peerage Title
London June FP Stanley Baldwin a former prime minister and Squire of Westminister was inducted into the peerage today amid ceremonial pageantry. He becomes Earl Baldwin of Bewdley and Viscount Corvedale of Corvedale in Salop, moving from Sir Stanley Baldwin K G to noble titles.
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London
Stanley Baldwin
Squire
Westminster
Britain
Sir Stanley Baldwin
K. G
Earl Baldwin of
Bewdley
Corvedale
Salop
United Kingdom
Search for bodies in plane 15 abandoned search
Salt Lake City June 9. Immediate search for bodies of seven airplane company workers who perished last December was abandoned. The rugged Wasatch ridge granite crest 25 miles southeast of Salt Lake City was secured. crowds and guards kept back the frantic scene. Portland Crown Queen Dorothy Mardin high school student crowned queen of Rosaria at the rose festival despite showers.
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Salt Lake City
Compania
Utah
Wasatch Mounning
Portland
Ore
Dorothy Mardin
Rosaria
Prohibition Battle in Georgia Narrowly Fails
Atlanta reports an unofficial review showing defeat of a proposal to repeal Georgia prohibition law by a narrow margin. The statewide vote backed 26 constitutional amendments led by Governor Rivers, with opposition from former anti New Deal Governor Talmadge and Marvin Griffin, amid talk of continued anti prohibition victories.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Arava
TH J. Rivers
Eugene Talmaire Talmadge
Marvin Griffin
Kamnbridge
Three Tornadoes Sweep Oklahoma Areas
Three tornadoes ripped through central and western Oklahoma late today, killing one woman and injuring six others. Union City Maud and Cushing suffered extensive damage as homes and buildings were demolished. Fannie Thornton died when her farm home six miles east of Union City was destroyed. Frank Tubbin and his wife were critically injured in the same vicinity, with two more people seriously hurt and many structures damaged in Maud and near Cushing.
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Oklahomen City
Tone
Rough Central
Oklahoma
Union City
Maud
Cushing
Fannie Thornton
Frank Tubbn
Farmerea
Re Jesat
Roosevelt son sails with yacht Sewanna for Chesapeake Bay
New Bedford Mass June 9 Inamea Roosevelt son of the president left port Monday night aboard the Sewanna for Chesapeake Bay He said his father might cruise again this summer along the Atlantic coast where he spent vacation in 1933 and he would join him if able
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New Bedford
Mass
Inamea Roosevelt
Chesapeake Bay
Atlantic
World News In Gist From Various Cities
Governor Davey calls a Friday conference in Youngstown to seek steel strike peace. Chicago reports Inland Steel accused of Wagner Act violation. Michigan towns report a restored power supply after a one hour strike. Monroe braces as Newton Steel plant opening nears. Governor Murphy convenes talks. Pope pledges continued aid for German Catholics, no matter what. Britain protests Franco over a Spanish mine incident blamed on insurgents. In Seattle a marriage tie announces ties to Robert Nenbeurar and Genavievs Mofer from Great Falls Montana.
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Doteati
Youngstown
Ohio
Davey
Chicago
Mich
Monroe
Newton
Murphy
Foret
Cate Gandolfo
Pope
Tondon
Britain
Franco
Hunter
Commercial Travelers Open District Convention Tonight
United Commercial Travelers delegation from Montana Utah and the West arrive in Helena for the annual convention at the MacLeod hotel. Frank E Hirsch chairs preparations as E R Pontevo directs sessions with officers to be elected Friday. Registration is at 8:30 at the Placer hotel with a welcome by Mayor A J Roberts. luncheon and a no host dinner follow, with a varied program for ladies and a night tour scheduled.
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United Commercial
Montana
Utah
Teh
Helena
Macets
Frank E. Hirsch
E. R. Pontevo
Salt Lake City
Placer Hotel
A. J. Roberta
Penrose
Lancheon
Broadwater
Traymond C. Grant
Frenchman elected world Rotary chief
Maurice Duperrey of Paris Rotary Club was elected president of Notary International and will preside over the 29th annual convention next year in San Francisco.
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Nice
Francs
Maurice Duperrey
Rotary Club of Paris
Notary International
Ifo
Order
San Francisco
British Protest To Spanish Rees In Hunter Affair
Great Britain filed a protest with Generalissimo Franco over a May 13 mine hit on the British destroyer Hunter near Almeria causing eight deaths. Britain calls the explosion an accident but says insurgent mines existed off Almeria. Almeria port and blockade efforts are mentioned with German warships in retaliation. Madrid reports diplomats discussing evacuation of aged persons and families from the capital, with a Brazilian ambassador noting plans to evacuate noncombatants if approved by the diplomats.
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London
Great Britain
Francisco Franco
Hunter
Almeria
Britatn
Foreign Office
Almeric
Kharmiher
Yeutechiand
Thiza
Madrid
Diplomatic Corps
Necotiatins
Alultifades Peenuha
Noroydanern
Wiether
Wages and Hours Bill Considered In Congress
Washington June 9 several awake men for employers endorsed today the contention that government control of wages and hours would set basic limits. They urged the field be left to negotiation between employers and employees while a clear wage standard and a cap on hours be established. John Lewis of the Committee for Industrial Organization and William Green of the AFL opposed wage fixing by the federal government.
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Washington
Wack-Connery
Adiinlatrative
Congress
John Ts. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Willian Green
American Federation of Labor
Two Missing Army Aviators Safe After Storm Flight
Two Army aviators Major Clarence Yodo and Lieut Joseph Sue Nell, both reported missing after a storm near Ely Nevada, reached Ely after 17 hours of walking with their friends confirming their safety by telephone today.
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Nev
Tune 9
Clarency Yodo
Fuard Fitor
Joseph J. Sue Nell
Heston
Mena
Ely
John B. Winky
Reno
Madge
Sir Robert Borden In Grave Condition In Ottawa
Ottawa June 9 Sir Robert Torden Canada's prime minister during the World War was reported in grave condition tonight his physicians said He, 82, has been suffering from a heart ailment for several days at his home here and signs of a serious cardiac failure were noted</analysis>
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Ottawa
Robert Torden
Canada
Robert
Hia Home Hora
Control of Crops to Be Sought by Administration
Secretary Wallace announced a push for new crop control legislation modeled on the 1937 Agricultural Adjustment Act. The plan would store crops under government control and market stored surpluses to stabilize prices, with production limits to prevent excess supplies.
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Wallace
Congress
Pby
Wallacy
Great Plains
Willace
If. R. Talley
AAA
Capitol FM
Morgan Explains Position on Taxes
New York June 9 UP T Morgan today declared himself opposed to tiny dodging or evasion and said his remarks on time flow were misinterpreted. The financier spoke from his Lang Island summer home denying sympathy with tax dodging and stressing that a taxpayer who complies with the law should not be harassed for owing less than possible.
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T VW
Morgan
Europe
Morgan F
Hig
Lang ‘Island
Roosevelt
Morgenthau
Pope Pius XI vows continued fight for German Catholics
Castel Gandolfo June 5 Pope Pius XI declared he would persist in opposing Nazi Germany for German Catholics despite peril. He lamented menacing conditions in Germany that he described as grave and doomful for Catholicism, saying they cause one to weep. The pontiff dismissed rumors of Vatican policy shifts due to Italian influence, noting Italy and Germany maintain a cooperative understanding.
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Castel Gandolfo
Italy
Pius XI
Nazi Germany
Moly See
Germany
Vatican
Autograph FDR under congressional probe amid fundraising claims
Washington reports claim a Democratic Party letterhead contract drew President Roosevelt into signing blank sheets for autographs. Stephen Early confirms the White House statement. Forbes Morgan allegedly organized the scheme to sell autographs and raise funds for party operations.
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Democratic National Committee
Hoosevelt
Net
Hoe
Stephen T. Early
Forbes Morgan
Tate
Democratic Committee
South America
Just A Minute With Irvin S Cobb Opinion Piece
Santa Monica June 9 Irvin S Cobb recalls Burgess Johnson pitching Mark Twain as a cussing champ. Cobb says Twain did not create unique oaths and notes common phrases used by many professionals. He parries tales of five minute tirades with evidence of repeated familiar words.
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Calif
Burgess Johnson
Mark Twain
Burgess
New York
London
North Woods
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