AFL to oppose CIO growth with four point plan
Great split minded by the AFL in Cincinnati as May 26 reports say the federation voted to double dues, launch a summer membership drive, and force loyal locals into central bodies to prevent a united CIO front. Lewis calls the conference mere deception while Green signals a broader battle.
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Cincinnati
American Federation of Labor
John L.lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Wishlain Green
A. F. of L
American Labor Movement
Orwelling Wi
Laver
Lewis
New York
Green
GTO
Unfong
President Roosevelt Improves After Rainy Quantico Cold
Washington May 25 President Roosevelt stayed in the White House residence most of the day with a cold but appeared at his regular press conference. Associates said the illness, contracted after a wet drive in Quantico Virginia Saturday, was clearing up rapidly.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Jig Neeociates
Quantico
World News Digest: court bill, labor ruling and protests
President urges department of court bill while awaiting reversal of a key Supreme Court child labor ruling. U.S. lawmakers push for public works spending. A F of L conference aims to unite against CIO. Detroit unions seek six hour day and eight dollar wage. Mussolini calls for pro fascist support. Vatican protests over anti Nazi speech by Cardinal Mundtstein.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Llogae
Reycl
Cincinnati
A. F
C.I
Detroit
Ford
Muscolin
Germany
Loava
Vatican City
Vatican
Cardinal Mundetein
Final Appeal Made In School Bond Issue
Final appeal emphasizes 1 357 vote threshold to validate the bond issue for Hawthorne Bryant school work and auditorium reconstruction. Registration lists 2 466 taxpayers. 40 percent required to cast ballots. Polling sites set at Empson building, Central School basement, and Denot Corner Store with voting 8am to 12pm and 1pm to 8pm. Continued on Page 10.
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Hawthorne
Bryant
Duncan
Bam
Tn Jto Bop
Internal Revenue Department
Empeon Building
Main and
Placer
Central School
Ely Mite
Denot Corner
Practice Without License Laid To Bozeman Osteopath
A Bozeman osteopath case opens in district court with testimony in the state versus Dr W E Dean for practicing medicine without a license. The trial team includes a motion to dismiss against Dr Sam J Border, an inquest witness, as jurors are selected amid testimony from medical professionals and osteopaths. The proceedings stem from the death of Keith Bright during preparation for his tonis removal, with experts from Montana Medical Society present.
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W. E. Dean
Bozeman Osteopath
Dismian O
Sam JT. Border
Weistling
Bortler
Montana Medical Society
H. B. Landoo
Fred I. Gibson
Stringston
B. FP. Bunker
Boxaman
Bozeman
Keith Bright
Vance Bright
Gallatin
Dean
Border
Benjamin E. Berg
Lightning Kills Two Army Men at Camp Near Denver
A bolt of lightning struck a rifle range camp near Tuffalo Creek California on May 26 killing Lieutenant William TMcken and Private Bowes of the 2nd Engineer Regiment at Fort Logan Army Post south of Denver. Six others burned and twenty two shocked as the tent camp housing workers endured the strike. The casualties occurred at a mountain site 65 miles southwest of Denver where the camp stood during rifle range construction.
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Tuffalo Creek
Calo
Ars
William Tmeken
Noan Mos
Mens
Nile of
Denver
Mare Island Fire Rages At Navy Yard Biggest In History
At Mare Island California a large fire broke out late today injuring one man and causing extensive damage. Firefighters battled the blaze at the naval yard as officials described it as the worst in the yard’s history. Damage was estimated at 200000 dollars.
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Walteja
Calif
Sailore
Wallnja
Mare Island Navy Yard
Navy
J. W. Lewis
Yard
Ama Ft
Steel Workers win at Sharon Steel plant vote
In Sharon Pennsylvania and Lowellville Ohio, Sharon Steel workers backed the Steel Workers Organizing Committee by 1773 to 721. The drive followed wins at Jones & Laughlin in Pittsburgh and strikes at Republic Steel plants in Canton. Inland Steel declined a contract, signaling further action.
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Associated Press
Committee For Industrial Organization
Sharon Steel Corporation
Sharon
Lowellaville
Ohio
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
C 1.C
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corporation
Pittaburr
Alent
Spanish Anarchists On Warpath Again War Report
May 26 report from Perpignan states anarchists serving with the Spanish government armies on the Huesca front marched to the rear captured Barbastro and shot 100 people. General Pozas reportedly sent infantry battalions toward Lerida to quell the revolt and free Barbastro along the road to Barcelona.
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Perpignan
Steporin
Huesca
Bargaatro
Sebastian Pozas
Catalonia
Lerida
Barbastro
Harcolona
Three Boys Die in Dynamite Warehouse Explosion
Scottsdale Pennsylvania May 25 Three boys aged 11 to 19 from Scottdale were killed in an explosion that destroyed a dynamite warehouse near Pine Tree two miles from the coal town. Investigators identified Isaac Scerint Boyd Long and William Stull and found a rifle near one body, suggesting the boys used the powder for a target. The blast damaged shops and shattered windows across the town.
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Scottsdale
Pine Tree
House revolts over earmarking relief fund and PWA allotment
Washington reports a House revolt against leaders' push to curb earmarking in the 1.5 billion work relief measure. Members tentatively set aside 505 million for PWA flood control highways and related projects. Rayburn warned the move would harm relief and job goals.
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Washington
House
Public Works Administration
Great Plains
Boland
Pennsylvania
President Stands Firm in Fight on Courts Plans
President Roosevelt urged swift passage of his court reorganization bill and warned that reversing a 20 year old child labor decision is needed for his labor legislation to be constitutional. He praised the court for upholding the social security net and indicated major issues remain to be decided. He asserted five new justices could be added only if older judges retire, stressing that vital policy questions and measures from his era depend on the court's rulings. He linked aims to minimum wage, maximum hours, child labor bans, and collective bargaining rights to interstate transport and national programs.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Th Zs
Hig
Wilson
Donnevilla
Number Canyon
Roosevelt seeks broader securities protections for investors
President Roosevelt asks Congress for stronger and broader legislation to protect investors in trust indentures and corporate enterprises headed for bankruptcy or reorganization. He urged extending the Securities and Exchange Commission's power, as reports cited evils and abuses in reorganizations of distressed businesses.
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Washington
Roosevel
Congress
Securities Commission
Commission
House
Senate
Bualnasa Enterprises
Just a Minute with Irving Cobb
Santa Monica May 25 Wouldn't it be lovely if states and the federal government followed New Yorks lead and deported foreign born long term convicts for parole instead of releasing them only to risk their return. The immigration law is a barrier to protect native and naturalized citizens yet many undesirable aliens stay on relief and slip back in. If they are sent home it must be a one way trip.
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Santa Monica
Calif
New York
Irvin
Cobb
Rockefeller Funeral Held Today In Respectful Silence
North Tarrytown May 26 AP the body of John D Rockefeller Sr was moved from Ormond Beach to Walt for private funeral services. He died at 92 and burial will follow beside his wife Laura Rockefeller. Family members and servants gathered as Standard Oil suspended activities and major Rockefeller beneficiaries closed their offices during the services.
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Tarrytown
John D. Rockefeller, Sr
Nome
Walt
Ormond Beach
Pla
Cleveland
Ohio
Laura &. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Harry Jamerson Fosdick
Riverside
New York
Cruiser Glasgow Leads Missouri River Race to Fort Benton
Glasgow, Mo May 25 AP The Cruiser Glasgow led the Missouri river race from St Louis to Fort Benton Mont with a total time of 1 They arrived here with 458 ppm CMLB T The Malta line was second with 19 hours 52 minutes third Hart Renton 18 hours 64 minutes and City of Great Walla 20 hours 26 minutes
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Qglannow Wan
T. Touls
Fort Benton
Mont
St. Louis
Lin
Malta
Hart Renton
City of
Great Walla
Drive On Ford In Detroit 5 Begun
Netroit May 25 AP The United Automobile Workers began a unionization drive at Ford Motor Company s giant Rouge plant naming a six hour day and eight dollar minimum wage as objectives Opening the second of its officers for the campaign to organize the workers at the only major automaker not negotiating with the UAW A slogan Unionism Not Fordism Present wage earners work five day weeks with a six dollar daily minimum Henry Ford hinted at high wages when the strike ends Production at General Motors plants faced disruption with short strikes. About 2000 workers affected. Negotiations sparked by local grievances had led to the walkout in Detroit
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Meat Motor Company
Honge
Campaigen
UAAW
Fordium
Ford Motor Company
Kenry Stord
Soures I
Spfq
General Motora Corporation
Saginew
Midhwag
Detroit
Vatican Protest Over Mundelein Speech Reported
Vatican City May 25. A German protest representation over Cardinal Mundelein's Chicago speech attacking Adolf Hitler was disclosed by a reliable source. The ambassador Dieckhoff reportedly presented the protest to the Vatican secretariat of state, with officials unsure of a reply due to Mundelein’s authority.
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Vatican
George Cardinal Mundelein
Chicago
Mundelein
Adolf Hitler
Triaia le
Washington
United States
Hana H. Dieckhoff
Diego von Baregen
Vatican Secretariat of State
Diocesia
German Flag Torn From Golden Gate Bridge Decoration
A flag from Next Germany banner was torn from downtown decorations for the Golden Gate Bridge opening. City officials may withdraw participation after a band of unidentified men ripped the banner before police arrived. Officials planned a Maritime federation meeting to decide on possible withdrawal from the fiesta parade.
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San Francisco
Germany
Golden Gate Bridge
R. Brown
Maritime Federation
Koy
Mussolini Press Urges Jews to Support Fascism or Leave Italy
A Milan paper urged Jews to back fascism or depart Italy, condemning Germany and signaling a choice between loyalty and exile. The statement framed the issue as a stark test of patriotism during rising tensions in Europe.
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Fremler Mussolini
Milan
Aaked
Counlyy
Ceaoen
Germany
Soviet planes reach North Pole after Arctic flight
Moscow May 26. Three Soviet planes carrying a year's supplies for the Russian North Pole base completed their flight to the pole today. They circled the camp seven hours after taking off from Rudolf Yeland for the 560 mile Arctic run.
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Moscow
North Pole
Rudolf Yeland
Fay Heads K of C in Montana at Sard annual convention
Fergus C Fay of Helena has been elected state deputy of the Montana council Knights of Columbus at the close of the Sard annual convention in Miles City May 25 1944. Victor N Weber of Deer Lodge retires as state president. New officers include Edward M Dott Harlowton secretary J C Mack Lawiatown treasurer Martin A Walsh Miles City warden Jack White Anaconda advocate Livingston named 1938 convention city.
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Miles City
Fergus C. Fay
Helena
Montana
Knights of Columbus
Victor N. Weber
Deer Lodge
Edward M. Dott
Harlowton
J. C. Mack
Lawiatown
Treacyrar
Martin A. Walsh
Ware den
Jack White
Anaconda
Advocate
Livingston
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University of Minnesota
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