Heavy Casualties in Rioting in Chicago
Crisis in Ohio steel mills looms as leaders call 733000 workers out last Wednesday across three major producers. Strikes threaten food car blockades at Struthers near Youngstown and disruptions extend to Republic Steel in Buffalo. Indirect impact feared on dependent industries as strike tensions rise amid urban unrest and isolated incidents in Canton and Warren County.
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Struthers
Buffalo
Republic Steel Corporation
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Gatifira
Canton
Carl W. Myers
Hunton
Beoublin Sternl
Washington—Administration
Advances on Steel Plant Beaten Back Riot in South Chicago
Chicago May 50. Four dead and 89 injured as strike sympathizers clash with police near Republic Steel plant in South Chicago. About 1,000 demonstrators, many armed, faced 200 officers. fire opened, casualties rose. Plant guards reinforced. four previous marches had failed. Also Windsor Warfield wedding week begins with a quiet family Sunday in Monts France.
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Numotong
Windsor
Monts
France
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Wallis Warfield
Berlin reports bomba and ship sinking off coast
Berlin reports indicate Spanish insurgents torpedoed the Ciudad de Barcelona off Malgrat, near Barcelona, sinking the 3496 ton liner after leaving Marseille with a heavy passenger list. A tanker nearby was reportedly damaged, and German shore leaves were canceled after the Deutschland bombing near Otan.
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Ciudad de Barcelona
Rhea
Marseille
Malgrat
Position of How Had in Unions Assailed Campaign
The AFLs executive council adjourned a week-long conference instructing President William Green to launch a campaign against John Lewis Committees for Industrial Organization. The meeting will reconvene in Atlantic City to press the point amid a dust-up over Typographical union leadership and I. O. affiliate ties, with Denver hosting the federation's national convention in October.
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Onin
American Federation of Labor
Wiliam Green
John la Tewis
Atlantic City
Carpentera’ International Union
Charles 2. Jinward
Typographical Union
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French Plan Fresh Armament Cuts Announced
Daladier told American Memorial Day gathering in Paris that France will propose new world disarmament measures. Proposals to be launched at Geneva by Boncourt, with seven AEF chapels inaugurated at Suresnes and Montfaucon cemeteries referencing American losses in the Argonne. Mussolini favors armament limits but awaits official Paris details. Whitehall officials view timing as unlikely to improve odds, and Norman Thomas accuses Hitler and Mussolini of waging war in Spain.
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Edouard Daladier
France
Daladier
Suresnes
Geneva
Joseph Paul Boncourt
League of Nations
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John J. Pershing
A.E.F
American Monuments Commission
Romagns Sona Montfaucon
Argonne Battlefield
Tondon
Nefenne
Whitehall
Officinla Snid
Con nery bill wage controls provoke constitutional clash
Walter Lipppmann discusses the Connery bill's plan to regulate nationwide wages across all goods industries. He argues fixing general wages is legally and practically difficult, contrasting it with child labor limits and hours rules. He warns broad wage setting could yield an unconstitutional delegation to a distant board and affect interstate commerce, reflecting Labor tensions between the C I O and A F of L.
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United States
Connery
Tradan
Memorial Day Observance Parade With Veterans Groups
Veterans organizations join Memorial Day events with a 10 o clock parade down Main Street from the head of Main to Neill Avenue, then to Wi Park for a program. Officials announced anticipated participation from Montana National Guard, Grand Army of the Republic, and various veterans groups. The ceremonial program at Hi park or American Legion hall will include the Star Spangled Banner, an address by Rev. A P Afton, and divisions featuring police, fire, and military units.
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Welena
Main Street
Martin G. Wolfman
Thong
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Hi Park
Atclck
Neill Avenue
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Order of Maren
Tolice Department
Capital City Band
Montana National Guard
Grand Army of the Re
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GAR
Lewis and Clark County
GAM
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Veterana
Boy Srouts
America
Tansor Anavitlary
Canin Fleet Girls
Sona of
Leplonnaires
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Melena Frateral
Drum Corps
A. T
Daddy) Reeves
Ceremonioa
Pope Pius 15 Receives Auto For Natal Day
Castel Gandolfo Italy May 30 Pope Pius the thirteenth birthday present today was a specially built automobile with gears and body designed for his comfort. He smiled and tested the car and said they would take the first drive tomorrow. Telegrams of congratulations poured in from around the world.
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Castel Gandolfo
Italy
Pope Ping XT
Tony Fines
Papa
World News Fragment Reflects Global Tension and Domestic Strife
Ambiguous dispatches report German naval actions canceled after 29 sailors die in a Spanish air attack on the battleship Contachland and Ciudad de Barcelona. French deputy Daladier contemplates world armament controls while George F. Baker dies aboard a yacht after surgery. In Chicago, riot mood rises as Republic Steel strike sympathizers march. Washington notes a stalled $1.6 billion relief bill and industrial unrest threatens national production.
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Contachland
Valencia
Ciudad de Barcelona
Fdovard Daladier
France
Honoluku
George F. Baker
New York
Yacat
Chicago
President Roosevelt Spends Memorial Day at Home Estate
Tyde Park New York May 2 0. President Roosevelt arrived by special train to spend Memorial Day holidays at his ancestral home. He will stay three days and enjoy sun to clear a head cold. His 82 year old mother is recovering from a broken ankle suffered last month.
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N.Y
Presient
Roosevelt
Nerby
Hla Ane Cestral
Relief Funds Split Over Public Works and Roads
Washington reports a White House conference and Capitol Hill talks reached an arrangement satisfactory to both parties over President Roosevelt's 1.5 billion relief fund. One group urged earmarking for public works and flood control, another for highway construction, to be decided at Tuesday meetings. The Roads Committee leader said a majority wants highway projects directed by state commissions with contracts and 160 million for that purpose. President Roosevelt opposed consolidating highway control and favored using WPA to fund labor.
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Administration
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White House
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House Roads Committee
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House
Ronda
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Long Missing Plane May Be Found Perhaps in Utah
Salt Lake City report hints at a new clue to the disappearance of a transcontinental plane and seven aboard six months past. Western Air Express denied official word while AP learned from an unnamed source of letters bearing postmarks possibly tied to the craft. The search focuses on Alpine slopes near Salt Lake City, with the Milford flight last reported December 18 and the wreckage speculated to lie in snowbound mountains.
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Western Air Express
Associated Press
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Alpine
Salt Lake Clix
Samaon
Milford
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Labor tangle: CIO moves to organize all unorganized industries
Washington May 30 The CIO announces a nationwide drive to penetrate every unorganized industry as the AFL counteroffers in the labor field. John Hrophy says the CIO will enter industries with no unions or where unions fail to serve members while avoiding highly organized crafts and railroads. Willam Green and Philip Murray back the steel strike stance as Harry Bridges warns workers may quit the AFL if the CIO gains ground.
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Washington
John J. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
American Federation of Labor
John Hrophy
Helr
C.I.0
Lewis and Brophy
Willam Tireen
A.F. of L
Philip Murray
Steel Workers’ Organizing Committee
Youngstown
Ohio
An Green
Department of Marti
Jin Hig Organization
Federaion
Ci.c
George F Baker dies richest New York banker in world
Honolulu May 30 reports George F Baker chairman of First National Bank of New York died at 4am aboard the Viking after a night of failed medical efforts. The funeral and subsequent details highlight a fortune estimated up to 600 million dollars. Baker, born March 1 1867 in New York, led the bank after his father’s death in 1931 and leaves two sons and two daughters. Mickey Cochrane may return to play after skull fracture with Detroit Tigers. doctors express cautious optimism.
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Honolulu
Hatdle
Finntre
George Fisher Baker
Tila Fartuna Tanhoon
George F. Faker
Beker
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Manhattan
First National Bank
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George FP
Grenvilla
Mickey
Mickey Cochrane
Stork Delivers 7-Pound Girl In False Alarm Call
Fire trucks rushed to the home of Mrs. Sally Graham in New York after a mistaken alarm about a cesarean delivery. Her sister, Mrs. Dorothy Legault of Washington, testified in court that she reported the wrong emergency, prompting the three fire department response.
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Sally Graham
Agel
Dorothy Legault
Washington
Thre
Plan in Senate to Secure Real Data on Unemployment
Washington May 30 Senator Hatch NM disclosed he will demand Senate action Tuesday on a plan for a top to bottom inquiry into unemployment by a citizen commission funded by relief money. The measure would estimate unemployed numbers and study causes and remedies, with five to 15 members chosen by the president. Senator Murray Montana coauthor expected to join. hearings on another labor bill to begin soon.
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Hatch
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Citizens Commission
Senate Education and Labor Committee
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Murray
Mont
Clark
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