Opening of Mills 1010 Be Started March On Steel Strike Fizzle
East Chicago leaders pressed for national guard aid as the steel strike loomed, while Indiana officials refused troops unless violence worsened. Mayor Rooney predicted a peaceful truce within 20 hours allowing plant workers to return. Union speakers pledged to resist further plant threats at Inland Steel and Youngstown Sheet & Tube. Chicago planned to reopen its mills at 1.40% and curb deputies, with Sheriff Holley mobilizing county forces. Bethlehem Steel workers rally echoed a tough contract stance, with about 2,500 present as talks continued.
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Chicago
Ind
Andrew Rooney
M. Clifford Townsend
Fporermor
Indiana
Tidaney
Compuities For Industrial Organization
Indiana Tarbur
Inland Steel
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Row
Harvey
Hin
Earl Chicago
Bherri Cattoll Holley
Larke County
East Chicago
Murdol
Johnstown
Padane
Bethlehem Steel
James Mark
Bethlehem
Michael Bove
Boycott Plan Moves Under Unified Anti Nazi Effort
New York June 27. Angela Untermyer and leaders of anti Nazi groups organize a boycott rally in Sapel to press Germans for support from Protestant and Catholic groups. Delegates from 109 national Jewish and Gentile organizations meet under the Nonsectarian League to designate it a clearinghouse for boycott activities.
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New York
Sapel Untermyer
Areua
Gnada
Mid
Nutermyer
New York police hold Irwin on triple slayings case
Robert Irwin a 29 year old sculptor was arrested by New York police after admission of the Easter Sunday murders of Veronica Gedeon her mother and Frank Byrnes in the Gedeon apartment. He surrendered after a nationwide search and was placed in custody at the Herald and Examiner and later at Sheriff John Toman’s office.
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Chicago
Robert Irwin
New York
Irwin
John Toman
The
Herald and Examiner
Veronica
Ronnie) Gedeon
Frank Byrnes
Gedeon
Trwin
Ronnie
Mia
Ethel Kudner
Martin 5 Owens
New York Pollee Nominide
Robert. Trein
Liew
Owens
Atengo Pollce
John A. Lyons
New York Detective Bureau
Fala Irwin
WPA Roll Cuts Spark Debate On Jobless Relief
Washington officials warned of trimming WPA rolls as many workers could be removed this month. Claims of overstaffed rolls and shifting to private jobs prompted officials to defend planned reductions. Administrator Marty Hopkins said enrollment may fall to about 1.86 million by July 16 due to tighter funding in the 1938 fiscal year.
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Washington, Jima
WPA
IA Sharp Uptoen
Budtess
Dlamisaats
W.P A
W.P.A
Marty I. Hopkins
Vigilantes Threaten Civil War Rhetoric Alarm Translated
A newspaper excerpt recounts a faction calling itself The Vigilantes and Affiliated Organizations issuing a warning that anunced action will curb traitors to American democracy. The document claims public enemies_numbers One and Two include the president and Mr Lewis and threatens ruthless methods if pending Washington legislation passes.
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John L. Lowta
Lewis
Washington
Two Students Drown in Reservoir on School Property
Troy Middlestadt and William Der Yruth two residents at the state school for the deaf in Boulder drowned this afternoon in a reservoir on school land near here. Middlestadt entered first and quickly went under. Der Bruin, a strong swimmer, tried to aid him but drowned as well. Local fire units and volunteers conducted a search. bodies recovered within two hours. Both youths, about 25, were employed on the school ranch and had come to the reservoir for a swim with other students and the foreman nearby. Der Bruin had come from Twin Bridges orphan home, Middlestadt joined the school in 1924. no word yet from their families.
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Troy Middlestadt
William der Yruth
Iranch
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Middlestadt
Roglder
Reacne Braing Hla
Detrese
DeBruin
Wer
Alua
Soma
Tom Kinnggan
Pireman Hart
Nelson
Brockway
Hart
Elena
Marty Knowles
Harold Helser
DeHruin
Niali
Orphen
Twin Bridges
Atadt
No Compromise Stance Marks Wheeler At Court Bill Picnic
Annapolis Md June 27 AP Democratic senators arrive at a naval retreat on Jefferson Island for a three day session to smooth passage of the court bill. Senators Wheeler of Montana and King of Utah arrive as persistent opponents and declare no compromise on the measure. The president seeks informal talks with key lawmakers during the outing amid discreet visits and coded discussions.
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Annapolis
Jefferson Island
Roosevelt
Congress
Naval Academy Dock
Wheeler
Montana
King
Utah
Senate
Yam
Imad
World News In Gist From Various Cities
Chicago Irwin returns to face Easter Sunday triple murder charges and confesses to police. Indianapolis governor rejects request for troops as plant reopens amid company plans. Youngstown action against Western Steel over alleged attacks. Annapolis two mile lake behind railroad embankment prompts evacuations. Annapolis lenders predict prolonged crisis as president pursues cure of three day outing. Vorriga Warzberg Reichsfuhrer hints at distrust of non intervention committees again. Valencia Spanish government orders special watch for submarines after ship loss.
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Chicago
Bert Irwin
New York
Indianapolix
Enat
Ateal Companies
Tureday
Youngstown
Wetrtnn Steel Company
Anionista
Bellorne
Ohio
Annapolis
Lendars
Heat waves push record temperatures across the nation
AP reports scorching heat causes deaths from prostration in Alabama and California among others. Cities like San Francisco and New Orleans see record highs with several fatalities. Oakland and Sacramento face high 90s to 100s as storms and rain appear in places.
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Associated Press
Baminguam
Ala
San Francisdo
Wava Ut
Call of Quitress If Lost in the Woods
Washington June 27 The forestry service suggested today the universal call letters for lost persons in the woods three short whistles three more signals three small fires of hashes from an electric torch Lewiston Me June 27 P Striking Lewiston Auburn shoe workers voted to end the three month long strike affecting 19 factories with 6400 workers
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Washington
Forestry Service
Todey
Lewinton
Lewiston-Auburn
No Great Exodus From Great Plains Zone Seen
Washington reports that despite drought fears, no large-scale migration is observed from the Great Plains and Dust Bowl region. Dr Frederick Clements notes drought cycles recur naturally and asserts the area remains a reservoir of fertility with population in affected states largely stationary.
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Great Plains Zone
Washington
Great Browth
Southwestern
Dust Bowl
Frederick E. Clameanta
Orport
Clements
Great Plains
Thhat
Bellevue Flood Forces Evacuation As Embankment Bends
Bellevue Ohio faces a mass evacuation as a two mile square lake formed by underground seepage nears a 30 foot embankment. Water from heavy rains floods streets, with 2 railroad guard squads patrolling the levee and safety chief warning more homes could flood if the embankment fails.
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Bellevue
Ohio
R. E. Woleslagel
Nelleyuess
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad
Ohio National Guardsmen
Lake Erie
Foreign oil outfits in mess in Smyrna Turkey
In Smyrna on June 27 managers of three foreign oil companies including American Sorong-Vacuum, British Shell, and Romanian Steam were arrested for failing to accept an officially ordered gasoline and oil price reduction. They were released but face imminent trial. Also, Pan American Airways survey line landed at Botwood, Newfoundland, on its final pre Atlantic flight run scheduled for early July.
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Turkey
Homagna
Suapntiindanles
Arthur W. Drake
Sorong-Vacuum
Shell
Rumanian
Inter
Botwood
Mld
Atlantic
Insurgents use noise tactics as they push toward Santander
Spanish insurgents press westward toward Santander using grenades and loudspeakers as primary weapons. A government officer taunts troops with a loud voice while night assaults continue. Prisoners counted at dawn show limited fortifications and few major battles. Meanwhile Valencia orders vigilance as a submarine attack sinks a merchant ship near Cabo Palos, with five lives lost and 44 survivors rescued.
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Associated Press
Santander
Pinca
Ldilbac
Criefly
Peg
Sune
Sib
Valencia
Speelt Vigilanees
Perviews
Valencia Defense Ministry
Point Ifueh
Defense Ministry
Rolnt
Cabo Palos
Alfeanta
Rescnr
Afehonta
Public employees union planned in Washington
Washington June 27. The CG is preparing to form a union for state, county and municipal employees. Labor leaders announce A D Lewis, brother of John L Lewis, is tasked with organizing the new union for public workers.
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Thecg
A. D. Lewis
U.1.0
John L. Lewis
Vandenberg proposes amendments to labor relations act
Washington June 27 AP Senator Vandenberg Republican Michigan proposed amendments to the National Labor Relations Act to broaden employer rights, curb unfair labor practices, and penalize strikes that violate contracts. He argued to advance industrial peace and protect the rights of minority employees, the employer, and the public. The plan includes allowing employers to appeal for elections, requiring written agreements, banning coercion to join unions, and a loyalty standard for union leaders.
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Vandenberg
Mich
National Labor Relations Act
Publc
National Labor Rathdone Board
Welon
United States
Hitler backs independent action over Spain incident
Wurzburg reports Reichsfuehrer Adolf Hitler declares Germany will act independently to protect itself after a Spanish coast incident. He cites the Leipzig clash and nonintervention patrol withdrawals, warning against a second risk and urging caution to avoid widening Europe’s crisis. International talks in London seek to restore patrols and avert friction, hinging on Berlin and Rome responses to Anglo French proposals.
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Germany
Nafinn
Gearmany
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Valencia
Loudon
Durope
Hoy
Berlin
Rome
France
Italy
Spain
Asreneh
Paris
Earhart Reaches Port Darwin After Timor Hop
Amelia Earhart lands the round world aircraft at Port Darwin at 10 03 a m local time after a 600 mile hop from Koepang Timor The Dutch East Indies segment of the flight required three hours and three minutes with takeoff noted earlier from Koepang for the Timor crossing as Sunday transitions to Monday in the region
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Amelia Earhart
Port Darwin
E.S
Kopsang
Timor
Dutch East Indies
Koepang
Timor Soo
Michigan Collision Raises Toll After Mt Morris Crash
Punt Michigan June 7 Two more men died today bringing the death toll to three from a nighttime collision at Mt Morris between a passenger bus from Michigan Mines and a Bowling Oil Co truck. Ten others were injured in the wreck near here.
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Mich
Pes ‘Genger
Mt. Morris
Here
Oater A Michigan Mines
Bowling Oli Company
Three Little Girls Missing and Possibly Murdered
Los Angeles reports three Englewood girls missing from Centinela Park on Saturday. Ages seven to eight, Madeline Everatt, Melba Marie, and Jeanette Marris Straham vanished after a man, described in an overshoe, lured them with dancing songs at the Apseler Mess hill, as police fear a degenerate may be involved.
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Englewood
California
Madeline Everatt
Melba Marie
Jeanette Mar Joried Straham
Learly
Centinela Park
Madeling
Melba
Jeanette
Aapeler Mess Hill
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