Last Minute Strike News From AFL Endorsement
The National Labor Relations Board announced that AP mechanical employees nationwide chose the Commercial Telegraphers Union AFL as their sole bargaining agent. Inland Steel loses appeal as appellate court upholds NLRB order to cease unfair labor practices after board withdrew its order.
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AFL
New York
National Labor Relations Board
Associated Press
Commercial Telegraphers Union
Inland Steel
Chicago
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Inland Steel Company
Labor Board
Canton Crushed Again by Japanese Air Attacks
Japanese warplanes raided Canton today renewing devastating attacks on busy streets. Casualties were believed higher than last Saturday when 750 people were killed and 1,350 wounded, according to official figures.
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Canton
China
Japan
Chinese Sea Attack Fails Off South China Coast
Six armored Chinese junks attacked a Japanese patrol vessel off Kwangehoi southeast of Canton. The attack was repulsed with naval aircraft aid. three junks were set afire and sunk, one disabled, and two escaped. Japanese advances near Kaifeng and Chengchow continued, with reports of Tuna su taken and further fighting along the Peiping Hankow railway near Hankow.
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Shanghat
South China
Kwangehoi
Canton
Sunghai Front
Kaifeng
Chengchow
Peiping-Hankow
Hankow
China
Tunasu
Peiping- Hankow
Chenliu
Czech apologies to Germans on new incidents
In Praha June 4 Foreign Minister Kamil Krofta expressed regret over new incidents involving the German minority. German minister Ernst Elserlohr protested over a Nazi emblem seized from a Sudeten German couple and alleged mistreatment of a German at Maehrisch Schonberg.
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Praha
Czechoslovakia
Kamil Krofta
Ernst Elserlohr
Niederallersdorf
Maehrisch-Schonenberg
No Neutral Ground in Gering Court Case
Henry Brethauer faced a one dollar fine plus costs from Judge C. C. Lyda for assaulting a neighbor. Brethauer protested noting a prior farm incident where he was fined for striking the same man and asked whether there was any place he could hit him.
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Gering
Neb
Henry Brethauer
C. C. Lyda
Brethauer
North Carolina Democrats vote in record primary turnout
Raleigh reports a unusually large Democratic primary turnout with indications of record votes in Asheville Burlington Fayetteville Winston-Salem and Rocky Mount. Reynolds Hancock Kerr Barden Bulwinkle and Weaver faced opposition while Teague led congressional ballots and Ridge trailed second.
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Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina
Asheville
Burlington
Fayetteville
Winston-Salem
Rocky Mount
Lee A. Denson
Robert R. Reynolds
John H. Kerr
Graham A. Barden
A. L. Bulwinkle
Zeb Weaver
Reynolds
Frank W. Hancock, Jr
Oxford
Hancock
High Point
North Wrenn Street
Lexington Avenue
Teague
Lewis E. Teague
Edney Ridge
Greensboro
Man Killed When Auto Hits Pole
Salisbury June 4 Fred Clement 26 a North Carolina Finishing Co employee at Yadkin died at a local hospital at 2 30 am from injuries after his car struck a telephone pole on a curve at Spencer. Clement suffered a fractured skull and other injuries.
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Salisbury
Fred Clement
North Carolina
Yadkin
Here
Spencer
Clement
World-Wide Economic Meet Sought by Roper at Duke
Secretary of Commerce Daniel C. Roper urged a world wide economic conference to coordinate equitable distribution of basic raw materials. He spoke in an address prepared for Duke trustees and alumni noting democratic systems survive by firm defense and studying other nations.
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Roper
Duke
Durham
N. C
Daniel C. Roper
Duke University
Trinity Renewa
Results Of Primary To Be Broadcast By Enterprise
The Enterprise will announce election results tonight from the rear of its building after the reelection bid faces a Democratic renomination challenge. Precinct results will be read as soon as tabulated with a state tally to follow. All interested voters are invited to gather at about 8 o clock for the broadcasts.
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Enterprise
Car Stop Prompts Farmer’s Suicide Reported in Tarboro
Acting Coroner W. W. Green said Clayton his pen Jr., a Tarboro farmer, killed himself yesterday after officers halted his car and requested his driver’s license. Highway patrolmen found 16 gallons of bootleg whiskey in the car.
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Tarboro
W. W. Green
Clayton His Pen, Jr
Green
President Off On Week-End Cruise
President Roosevelt planned a week-end cruise on Chesapeake Bay aboard the Potomac departing Annapolis at noon and returning to the Washington navy yard by Sunday evening. He will be accompanied by Judge and Mrs. Samuel Rosenman, Captain Walter B. Woodson, Miss Marguerite Lehand, and Miss Elizabeth Henderson.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Chesapeake Bay
Potomac
Annapolis
Washington Navy Yard
Samuel Rosenman
New York
Walter B. Woodson
Presdident
Marguerite Lehand
Elizabeth Henderson
Ecuador seeks a new cabinet amid Peru border clash
General G Alberto Enriquez moves to form a new government after the cabinet of army officers resigns following a frontier incident near Rocafuerte on the Napo River. Peru replies to the protest with its own claim of Ecuadorian incursions and arrests.
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Quito
Ecuador
G. Alberto Enriquez
Peru
Enriquez
Lima
Rocafuerte
Napo
Oriente
New York State
Roosevelt Wins Relief Bill Approval Grabs Roosevelts Pursestrings
The Senate voted 60 to 10 to approve a 3.723 billion dollar relief program, granting President Roosevelt broad authority over the funds. Opponents failed to attach restrictions on agency employee political activity and to earmark over 500 million for specific uses. The measure also rejected a plan to shift relief administration to the states.
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Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
PWA
Chamber
Byrd
D.-Va
All Hope For Cash Fades As Hunt Subsides
In Princeton Florida on June 4 James Batley Cash Sr said he accepted his son Skeegie’s death but trusted the kidnapper would be caught. About 2000 volunteers had searched 120 square miles with federal agents led by J Edgar Hoover pursuing leads as the case entered routine investigation. Hoover said no charges had been filed.
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Princeton
Fla
James Batley Cash
Cash
Everglades
J. Edgar Hoover
Cape Sable
Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Miami
Want To Revive RR Lending Bill
Washington June 4 Administration leaders push to revive the RFC rail road lending bill. Jesse Jones of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation is negotiating with railroad brotherhoods on a compromise likely to win their support. Senator Wagner says there is some hope for a modified version clearing the Senate Banking Committee.
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Washington
RFC
Jesse Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Rai Brotherhoods
Wagner
D-Ny
Senate Banking Committee
Senate
Three More Seek Shares Of Estate
Three additional claimants step forward for a $2,000,000 trust estate of Hazlett K Campbell, last member of a wealthy St. Louis family. Dewey K Cooper from Ana walt West Virginia, Arthur H Campbell and James F E Campbell from Lansing North Carolina seek shares. about 140 total claimants from the US, Canada, England and Ireland.
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ST. Louis
Hazlett K. Campbell
Dewey K. Cooper
Anawalt
W. Va
Arthur H. Campbell
James FE. Campbell
Lansing
N. C
Campbells
Cooper
Hazlett Campbell
Campbell
Robert Campbell
United States
Canada
England
Ireland
Power Company Intervenes In Hydro-Electric Action
Duke Power company files an intervening complaint in Guilford Superior Court as plaintiff in a suit by High Point taxpayers seeking court approval of a 4.776 million municipal hydro project on the Yadkin river. The ruling may affect city bonds, debt limits, and rate feasibility before the North Carolina Supreme Court.
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Greensboro
Duke Power Company
Guilford Superior Court
High Point
Yadkin River
J. W. McGuinn
J. Paul Williamson
Supreme Court
Power Company
State Utilities Commission
North Carolina Supreme Court
E. C. Bivens
Styers Dam
McGuinn
Two Year Wage Plan Blocked by House Group
The House join committee on wage hour legislation rejected a proposal setting a 25 cent minimum and 44 hour week for two years. A commission would report in two years on the wage question and Congress could enact new laws. Hartley and Ramspeck backed the compromise offered by five House forces, but it was not formally presented to the full conference. Southern senators pushed a lower base for the South, raising sectional wage tensions as adjournment looms.
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Washington
House
Con
Congress
Hartley
Representat Ramspeck
D.ga
Senate
Hever
Norton
House Labor Committee
Conse Committee
South
North
Ellen
French Turkish Tension Eased Says Paris Report
Paris reports a French martial law declaration in Alexandrine district northern Syria easing tensions with Turkey amid pre election rioting. Turkish ambassador Suad Davaz urged strict army control to halt violence and secure Turks election rights as 100 people, including Turks and Christians, have died since January.
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Martial la
Alexand
Syria
France
Turkey
Quters
Gathe
Suad Davaz
Georges Bonnet
Tur
Sanjak
James Roosevelt to Decide Soon on Political Run
Boston June 4. James Roosevelt the President's eldest son and secretary said he would answer the Massachusetts citizens committee within a few days whether he will seek field office this year. He declined to reveal plans but pledged to support the Democratic candidate when nominated.
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Boston
Msachusetts
James Roosevelt
Citizens Committee
Roosevelt
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