National Guard Protects Steel Reopenings in Cleveland
National Guard troops of about 1000 safeguarded back to work at three Republic Steel plants in Cleveland as 3000 workers returned after 41 days idle. Company counts show 1500, 850, and 600 workers back at Corrigan McKinney, Upson Nut, and Truscon, amid disputes from CIO leaders about who among returnees are steelworkers.
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Cleveland
National Guard
Republic Steel Corporation
Corrigan-McKinney Works
Upson Nut & Bolt Division
Truscon Steel
Alabama
National Guardsmen
Niles
Warren
Republic Steel Mills
National
Akron
Cuyahoga
Republic Steel Corp
Marion F. Adams
Robert Stewart
147Th
Ohio Ee
Cuyahoga River
Lake Erie
R. Gerber
Gerber
Dyer Seen With Girls Before Baldwin Hills Slayings
District Attorney Baron Fitts said two witnesses reported Albert Dyer 32 walked with three young girls toward Baldwin Hills a week before the killings. He said a real estate operator George Riley told police Dyer led the girls toward the ill and a Japanese storekeeper near Centinela Park saw Dyer with the trio on June 26. Fitts announced plans to seek a first degree murder indictment and the death penalty after Dyer refused a guilty plea for life.
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Los Angeles
Baron Fitts
Albert Dyer
Baldwin Hill
Jeanette Stephens
Everett Sisters
Madeline
Melba
Fitts
Dyer
George Riley
Centinela Park
Grand Jury
Congress resumes deliberation on Roosevelt program
Washington July 6 Congress opened the seventh month of a session dominated by Roosevelt proposals none yet fully adopted. Leaders said swift action on the court bill and party discipline will influence adjournment timing. The court bill reached the Senate floor as administration chiefs sought a compromise. Some appropriation bills for war and interior departments stall amid disputes. Adjournment could come by mid to late August, while administration measures including farm tenancy relief advance. A Senate House panel may tackle tax evasion recommendations later this week. It was called into session.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Senate
House
Japanese Army Reports Victory in Manchukuo Russian Battle
The Japanese army declared it defeated a sizable detachment of Russian troops in a day-long battle on the disputed eastern frontier of Manchukuo and Siberia. The Japanese government of Manchukuo immediately made strong representations.
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Hsinking
Manchoukuo
Siberia
Spectators Urged to Stay Clear of Track Project
Chief of Police W G Friddle and project officials appeal to citizens to avoid rail property and not interfere with work. Consultants warn spectators impede progress as heavy shovels operate and rains slow digging. Police threaten trespass citations if interference continues while crews push ahead on the excavation.
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W. G. Friddle
Frank T. Miller
The
Enterprise Today
Fourth Death Toll Greatest
The two day celebration for the nation’s 161st birthday ended with 573 fatalities among men women and children. Traffic accidents caused the largest share with 310 deaths on streets and highways. Drownings totaled 142 and 107 died violently in other ways. Fireworks deaths fell to four. Names include Geraldine M Ulvey 8 Woonsocket R I Julia Friess 9 Baltimore Md Eloise Hope Burton 4 Price.
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Associated Press
America
Geraldine Mulvey
Woonsocket
R. I
Julia Friess
Baltimore
Eloise Hope Burton
Two Die In Lumberton Car Crash Near Three Miles North
A car overturned on a curve near Lumberton killing R. H. Bell and Miss Louise Lennon. Miss Katie Bell Guy was seriously injured and Bell was a World War veteran and brother of Sgt. F. R. Bell of the state highway patrol. No inquest was planned.
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Lumberton
N. C
R. H. Bell
Louise Lennon
St. Pauls
Katie Bell Guy
Here
Guy
Bell
Lennon
D. W. Biggs
Set
F. R. Bell
State Highway Patrol
Two Are Believed Drowned In Flood Near Newark
Two persons are feared drowned after flood waters rose following heavy rains in Delaware and Maryland. A car was swept into a flooded meadow when a wall along Cooch's Bridge road caved in. Thousands of tourists were stranded, and state police rescued forty people from eight flooded homes along the Christina River near Newport.
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Cooch’s Bridge
Del
Delaware
Maryland
Cooch’s Bridge Road
Newark
Two States
Christina River
Newport
Postal Meeting Selected Winston-Salem for 1938 Convention
Asheville dispatch reports that the three day postal convention closed with Winston-Salem chosen as the 1938 meeting site. Clerks supervisors and carriers and their auxiliaries elected officers.
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Asheville
Carolinas
Winston-Balem
Two Die in East Carolina Highway Crashes
Two people are killed and four hurt in separate wrecks on area highways near Wallace Bolton and Wa nanish. James Dale 28 of Tin City died in a fuel truck collision while John Lynch of Goldsboro was killed in a separate crash. Injured include William Martin Edward Hemby and others. Dickson was arrested after his car hit a side road vehicle.
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Wilmington
James Dale
Tin City
Wananish
G. A. Hendricks
Hendricks
Dale
John Lynch
Goldsboro
William F. Martin
Richmond
Edward Hemby
Wallace
Lynch
J. C. Rosier
Acme
J. N. Stewart
Leland
Bolton
George P. Dickson
Dickson
Warships Steam To Aid British Steamer Gordonia
Lloyds reports two British warships steamed to assist the British steamer Gordonia after she was halted near Santander Spain by an insurgent Spanish warship.
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London
Lloyds
Santander
Spain
Three Men Held in Local Hosiery Mill Theft
City police say they solved the case of 98 dozen pairs of men’s hose stolen from Plymouth Hosiery Mills. Arrested are Raymond Bennett W E Rush and Bill Kiser with charges of breaking and entering. The men confessed and implicated an unidentified accomplice. The value is listed at 88 dollars. Police continue probing angles of the case.
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Plymouth
Raymond Bennett
East Green Street
W. E. Rush
South Hamilton Street
Bill Kiser
Ennis Street
Bennett
Rush
Greensboro
Kiser
Hayworth Springs
Will Stabilize Farm Prices Legislation Aimed By Jones Pope McGill
House Agriculture Committee Chairman Jones announces soon to introduce a bill to stabilize agricultural prices. Senators Pope and McGill plan a revision of the Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1937 described as thoroughly democratic. The plan favors simplification local control farmer committee selection and ever normal granary to curb surpluses.
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Washington
Jones
D-Tex
House Agriculture Committee
Pope
Didaho
McGill
D-Kan
Laymen's Episcopal Conference At Kanuga Lake
The laymen's conference of the Episcopal church is set for Kanuga Lake from July 9 to 11. The adult conference opens July 10 and the clergy meeting follows.
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Hendersonvile
The
Episcopal Church
Kanuga Lake
Meteor Mistaken for Earhart Flare Triggers Pacific Search
Honolulu dispatch reports three nations widening the mid-Pacific search for Amelia Earhart after a meteor appeared as flares from her missing plane. Itasca and coast guard officials pursued the report while inquiries by George Palmer Putnam and Miguel’s message prompted international assistance.
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Mid-Pacific
Honolulu
Amelia Earhart
Itasca
Washington
E.S.T
Land
Calif
Heap
Charles Mi
North
Howland
Coast Guard
San Francisco
George Palmer Putnam
Miss Chart
Miguel
Apanese
Roosevelt May Yet Take Part in Court Fight
Washington July 6 Hints of last minute intervention by President Roosevelt add tension to the Senate court bill fight as leaders plan to move the original bill for debate and substitute the Robinson draft. Backroom talks and fears of a long filibuster shape strategy ahead of Thursday's regular session.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Robinson
Congress
Flying Ships Chart Route Over Atlantic
Two flying ships completed transatlantic test hops marking new air routes. Pan American Clipper III reached Foynes Ireland after 1960 miles in 12 hours 40 minutes, while Caledonia went 1990 miles to Botwood in 15 hours 9 minutes no passengers aboard. Captain Harold Gray led the American flight greeted by Eamon de Valera. Weathering rain clouds proved the toughest moment.
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Associated Press
North America
Europe
Foynes
Ireland
Botwood
Newfoundland
British Imperial Airways
Caledonia
North Atlantic
Eamon de Valera
Bonds Sold by Raleigh Government Commission
The executive committee of the local government commission sold 100000 dollars of Lenoir refunding bonds and 45900 dollars of Gates county school building bonds today in Raleigh.
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Raleigh
Local Government Commission Executive Committee
Lenoir
Gates County
Hopes for Earhart Rescue Sudden Reversal After Flare Error
Honolulu reports the coast guard cutter Itasca mistook a storm flare for Amelia Earhart's distress signals causing renewed doubts over a swift rescue. The search area shifted 280 miles north of Howl Island toward the Phoenix Islands as officials pressed on with hopes of hearing from Earhart and navigator Frederick J. Noonan despite the misinterpreted signals at 3:45 a.m. BE ST.
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Pacific Ocean
Lae
New Guinea
Howland Island
Amelia Earhart
Fred Noonan
Associated Press
Honolulu
Parhart
Coast Guard
Itasca
Howl Island
Phoenix Islands
Miss Earhart
Frederick J. Noonan
BE. S. T
Gare
Comptroller issues call for bank condition reports
Washington July 6 The comptroller of the currency calls all national banks to report their condition by close of business Wednesday June 30 Coinciding calls affect about 14 000 banks with 5 000 national banks among 6 300 Federal Reserve members The last national bank call was March 31
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Washington
Fed Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Bank Commissioner Grants NC Banks June 30 Condition Call
Raleigh July 6 Bank Commissioner Hood issued a call to all North Carolina banks to report their condition as of the close of business on June 30. The request seeks financial details to assess state bank health and stability.
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Raleigh
Ney P. Hood
Bank Commisal
North Carolina
Beatty Becomes Mayor in Mount Holly Ceremony
E. B. Beatty ascends to the mayoralty in Mount Holly on July 6 as the town announces a new city leadership.
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Mount Holly
Beatty
Scottsboro Case Arraignments Set By Alabama Judge
Trial of the first of eight Scottsboro defendants, Clarence Norris, is set for next Monday by Judge W W Callahan. Norris pleads innocence on rape charges, dispelling rumors of a guilty plea. The judge plans to try two defendants weekly until finished, and cameras are banned from the courthouse amid tightened security.
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Decatur
Ala
Alabama
Scottsboro
W. W. Callahan
Clarence Norris
Callahan
N Ris
J. Street Sandl
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