Steel mills reopen in Calumet district after 46 days
About 2,500 workers returned to the Indiana Harbor mill at 8 30 am with signs stating the plant is open on conditions that existed when work stopped on May 26. The reopening is hailed as a victory by the Steel Workers Organizing Committee amid a long labor dispute.
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East Chicago
Ind
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
South Chicago
Calumet District
J. E. Daily
Chicago
Yongstown
R. 8. Poistr
Daily
Indiana Harbor Mill
Steel Workers’ Organization Committee
Association of Steel Employers
Direct Attack Mad On Ancient Walls Chinese City Toda
Japanese troops from East Hopei and Fengtai began a direct attack on Peiping, moving from east and south to the walled city. Armored cars and light field pieces supported infantry as garrisons pressed toward the ancient walls.
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Toda
Hopei
Fengtai
Tientsin
China
Wale
Peiping
Bailey Leads New Battle In Senate On Court Measure
Senator Bailey of North Carolina challenged the administrations court bill in the Senate. He argued it sought powers beyond the Supreme Court and urged power only comes from the people. He warned his allies were waging a holy cause in opposition to the measure.
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Bailey
Senate
North Carolina
Bill
Congress
Washington
D-Nc
Supreme Court
America
People of
Father Tries to Murder Youth in Custody Officer
Chicago report: Henry Hundreiser, 37, walked into Summerdale police station and fired four shots at John Ardelean, 17, who is jailed on rape, beating, and stabbing charges against the youth’s nine year old sister. The shots missed at three feet. Bail set at $50,000. grand jury returned true bills for rape and assault to kill. The girl, who suffered 33 wounds, is recovering. the attack occurred in a basement where her father Samuel is janitor.
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Chicago
Henry Hundreiser
Summerdale
John Ardelean
Hundreiser
Ardelean
Samuel
Flying Boat Begins Return Flight From Montreal
The Imperial Airways flying boat Caledonia lifted off from the St Lawrence river at 8 12 a m EST to Botwood Newfoundland starting its return flight to Newfoundland for Panland.
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Montreal
Imperial Airways
Caledonia
St Lawrence River
Botwood
Newfoundland
Pneland
Gasoline Prices Rise Half Cent Nationwide Increase Announced
Local motorists pay a half-cent more for gasoline today after noon as three major oil firms announce the hike. Regular price stood at 22 1/2 cents before the increase.
Planes Ready in Final Search for Lost Fliers
Honolulu July 13 The Navy marshals 63 planes from the aircraft carrier Lexington to search a 36000 square mile area around Howland Island for Amelia Earhart and Frederick Noonan. Weather delays and a tropical storm threaten the mission as Itasca heads toward Arorai Island with the search intensifying.
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Associated Press
Honolulu
Navy
Amelia Earhart
Lexington
Howland Island
Aviatrix
Frederick J. Noonan
Lae
New Guinea
Howland
San Diego
Coast Guard
Itasca
Gilbert Islands
Arorai Island
Magistrate Set To Rule In Graham County Shooting Case
Magistrate W J Carringer said he would render a verdict before Saturday in the case of Sheriff Roy Garland and Constable Charles D Sawyer charged with firing into Charles Petersons automobile. At the preliminary hearing yesterday the officers said they fired into the car believing it had been stolen.
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Robbinsville
W. J. Carringer
Roy Garland
Graham County
Charles D. Sawyer
Charles Peterson
Lumberman Bryant Acquitted by Federal Jury
Wilmington lumberman J N Bryant was acquitted by a federal jury on charges of attempting to evade income taxes over a four year period. The trial concluded yesterday with the jury delivering a full acquittal.
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Wilmington
J. N. Bryant
Wilmington Lumberman
Roosevelt Denies Foreign Interest Ties In Tax Probe
James Roosevelt, eldest son of President Roosevelt, testifies before the congressional tax inquiry panel denying any stake in a Bahamas holding company. Witnesses include William Randolph Hearst Jacob Ruppert and William Paley as John Rogge cites holding company tax savings by C F Kettering.
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Washington
William Randolph Hearst
Jacob Ruppert
New York
William 8. Paley
Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc
Congressional Tax Inquiry Committee
John Rogge
Securities Commission
The
Treasury
Rogge
James Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Bahamas
Representative Treadway
Mass
Yoting Roosevelt
Treadway
C. F. Kettering
General Motors Corporation
Ruppert
Ruppert Holding Corporation
Escaped Convict Held In South Carolina Killing Case
Robert B. Smith, an escaped North Carolina convict, was arrested in Georgetown after a car chase tied to the July 4 killing of Lancaster Policeman B. Frank Sowell. Smith, wanted for murder and robbery, had fled Myrtle Beach with a red haired woman and a stolen car. he survived a crash and was captured with several other detainees at a tourist camp.
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Conway
8. C
Leo Jenkins
South Carolina Highway Patrol
Robert 8. Smith
North Carolina
B. Frank Sowell
Lancaster
Sowell
Jenkins
State
Smith
Georgetown
Horry County
Myrtle Beach
High Market Street
G. C. Kinsey
Kinsey
Pat Hilton
H. B. Hardwick
Horry
W. E. Sessions
Lieut. Jenkins
Robert
Waynee County
Caledonia
Halifax County
Fourth man captured in North Carolina prison break
Raleigh reports Robert B. Smith captured in Conway DC as the fourth of seven men linked to a wide prison break. The group seized two prison officials and a Raleigh youth, riding with them over 200 miles across half the state. Oscar Pitta, acting penal director, seeks to identify if Bill Payne Yaeger or Jack Borden were among those detained for questioning.
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Raleigh
Robert 8. Smith
Conway
D. C
North Carolina
Oscar Pitta
Bill Payne
F. Yaeger
Jack Borden
Smith
New York Stocks Slip After Mixed Trading
In July trading, buying power was weak and many leaders fell behind with minus signs. Offerings were meager and momentum slowed with fractions lost around 2 points by mid session. Brokers cite profit taking after a sharp recent recovery, delaying a major market correction.
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New York
Bidding Is Lively On Charlotte Bonds
Twelve syndicates with over 61 financial firms bid for 1.4 million dollars of Charlotte water and street bonds. The winning syndicate led by Chase National Bank of New York bought at 3.069 percent. W E Easterling called the bid very good.
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Raleigh
City of Charlotte
Chase National Bank of New York
W. E. Easterling
Local Government Commission
Nash Seeks Reciprocal Trade Pact With United States
New Zealand finance minister Walter Nash said after a call with President Roosevelt that he believed a reciprocal trade agreement would be negotiated between New Zealand and the United States.
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Washington
Walter Nash
New Zealand
Roosevelt
United States
Soviet Fliers Reach North Pole in Transpolar Flight
Three Soviet airmen led by pilot Mikhail Gromoff crossed the North Pole in a new transpolar flight from Moscow to the Pacific coast. They reported near the Strait of Melville, about 1,000 miles from the pole, after battling storms and intense winds.
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San Francisco
North Pole
Russia
San Francisco Toay
Alaska Communications
Seattle
Pole
Cest
Strait of Melvile
Daniin
Moscow
Tachaikovo Field
Mikhail Gromoff
Andrei Yumosheff
Sergei Dani
Lin
Vancouver
Wash
Pacific Coast
Valeri Chekaloff
Georgi Baibakoff
Alexander Beliakoff
Gromoff
Chekaloff
National Aeronautcial Arcelation
Demolays Pick High Point For 1938 Convention
Winston-Salem July 13 Special High Point was named the conclave city for 1938 and James Mattocks High Point elected scribe with other officers as the thirteenth annual conclave of the North and South Carolina association of the Order of DeMolay closed yesterday. Edward Pedycord Winston-Salem was elected master councilor of the Carolinas association. The 1938 conclave in High Point will be held sometime during August.
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James Mattocks
Winston-Salem
High Point
North and South Carolina
Sion
William Baker
William O. Berry
Wallace Davis, Jr
C. Fulton Glenn
Asheville
W. Harvey Hodgin
Greensboro
Fred G. Perry
Leo L. Conrad
Masonic Temple
Edward Pedycord
Carolinas Association
Guilford Jurors Deliberate Assault Verdicts In High Point Case
Greensboro dispatch reports John Davis of High Point found guilty of an assault on Sarah Holt with judgment not pronounced. Charlie Chandler pleads guilty to breaking and entering larceny and receiving. Curtis Pressley gets six months on reckless driving and assault. Roscoe Black pleads guilty to operating a motor vehicle while drunk with license revocation.
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Greensboro
Guilford
High Point
Curtis Pressley
W. F. Harding
Charlotte
W.A. Isley
Rock Creek Township
J. O. Weisner
M. R. Duncan
W. B. Woodlief
V. R. Johnson
G. W. Kenyon
E. F. Maness
J. O. Dixon
T. B. Blake
Market experts set crop value for 1937 harvest
Chicago July 13. Market experts estimated the 1937 harvest value of principal grains at about 4.06 billion dollars. Favorable rains during a heat wave produced near ideal growing conditions for corn, the farmer’s main money crop, with total grain valuations at over 3.5 billion, an eight year high and 13 percent above last year.
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Chicago
Man Accused Killing Three Girls Enters Plea Of Not Guilty
Los Angeles dispatch reports District Attorney seeks new evidence amid persistent rumors a wrong man was arrested in the slaying of three Inglewood girls. Albert Dyer, 32, alleged former WPA crossing guard, pleaded not guilty at arraignment as his trial was scheduled for August 8.
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Los Angeles
Inglewood
Albert Dyer
W.P.A
Three Die In Loyal Orange Lodge Plane Crash
A plane carrying passengers to a Loyal Orange lodge gathering crashed on landing in Nipawin Sask. three people died. The victims were pilot Ewart L. Andrus, 23, and passengers Dorothy Penderson, 18, and Archibald Pomeroy, 20.
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Nipawin
Sask
Loyal Orange Lodge
Ewart L. Andrus
Dorothy Penderson
Archibald Pomeroy
Japanese Bombers Hit Nanyuan Barracks in China
Chinese sources report five Japanese bombers attacked the Nanyuan barracks and air base eight miles south of the ancient city. The raid occurred between three and four p.m. local time, with communications cut during the day’s fighting, delaying confirmation.
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Peiping
China
Chine
Nanyuan Barracks
Airrome
Ancient City
Nanyuan
Beating Allegations Shadow Ford Hearing At Detroit
National labor relations hear additional testimony on the beating of a man at Ford Motor Co gates May 26 as they prep to address a labor act violation charge. Perch Llewellyn a United Automobile Workers organizer testified he was attacked by three men including a service man. His car door was smashed and one assailant warned the next time he would be back.
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Detroit
National Labor Relations
Ford M Co
Perch Llewellyn
United Tomobile Workers
Ford Company
Insurgent Lines Suffer Setbacks as Madrid Forces Press
Report from Madrid on July 13 describes government offensives with enhanced air power driving insurgent lines on three fronts. Eyewitnesses say fighting has world war scale and note mechanized forces deployed to match insurgents.
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Madrid
Showers Relieve Large Part Of Nation From Heat Wave
Showers and clouds eased a national heat wave with cooler weather in the Northeast while the South remained hot. An Associated Press tally counted at least 357 heat deaths across 25 states led by New York 68 and New Jersey 49.
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J. R. Liloyd
Chicago
Plaine
New York
New England
South Atlantic
New Jersey
Connecticut
Blockton
South Dakota
New Enela
Wheelsm
Nnsylvania
Michigan
Illinois
Massachusetts
Ohio
Wisconsin
Rhode Island
Indiana
Maine
Minnesota
Kansas
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Tenness
Kentucky
Nebraska
Georgia
Missouri
South Line
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Fengta
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Ethel Cozetty
Newport News
Miss Cozetty
Earhart
Noonan
Congressional Committee
Representative Fish
Coney
Coney Island
S. C
Pourth Pscaper
Charlotte Bonds
Nash
U.S
Davis
Ford
National Labor Re Board
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