Steel Pickets State Lines Will No Longer Be Broken
Ten day old steel strike leaders vow they will not permit lines to be broken after a box car with food rushes past guard lines at Youngstown Ohio. The incident spurs mobilization of deputies and police as the Sheet and Tube plant weighs resumed operations after 70 000 orders. Authorities guard Michigan plants and warn, as sit downs and slow downs disrupt Chrysler GM and Packard operations, a major outbreak may be settled at Lansing Fisher Body factory.
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Associated Press
Youngstown
Oungstown
Sheet and Tube O
Colny
Reblic and Inland Company
Michigan
E Alger County
Newberry
Auto Union
Ith
CIO
Ford Motorompany
Rouge
Chryst
General Motors
Lansing Fisher
Rebels Pound Last Line Of Basque Defense At Bilbao
Insurgent artillery pounded Bilbao as the Basque capital clung to a last defensive line at El Gallo. Reports also claimed a plane crash killed Insurgent Emilio Mola and four officers, though unconfirmed. Fighting expanded toward Madrid with clashes at La Granja and Segovia as government forces held.
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Bilbao
Emilio Mola
Madrid
la Granja
Joe Miaja
Segovia
Guadaramma
Explosive Laden Ship Battles Fire in Hatch at Cristobal
The U S Army transport Ludington carrying 690 tons of hand grenades and TNT arrived off Cristobal with its No 5 hatch afire. Firefighters and Canal Zone inspectors escorted the ship to a safe anchorage in Limon Bay. An investigation team led by Lt Col R H Somers joined the crew aboard to study the blaze. The port authority barred Ludington from transiting the canal. The vessel bound for California carries cargo for Coco Solo naval air base.
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Colon
Panama
Ludington
Cristobal
Panama Canal Zone
Limon Bay
Army
R. H. Somers
Port Authority
Panama Canal
California
Coco Solo Naval Air Base
Pacific
Canal
Roosevelt and House Leaders Outline Seven Point Preferential Legislative Program
Washington June 5 House Democratic leaders met with President Roosevelt to outline a seven point preferential legislative program for action. The program includes executive reorganization measures nuisance prevention farm tenancy aid low cost housing and conservation planning powers authorities and related items. Rayburn presided at the house conference with Bankhead Vinson and others discussing when to take up measures and possible adjournment timing after key admissions program items are disposed.
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Washington
House
Roosevelt
Rayburn
Texas
Wels
Bankhead
Rep Vinson
D-Ky
Sress
Say
Hemphill Rally Denies Lawson In Carolina Golf Final
Kathryn Hemphill of Columbia South Carolina im proved the last nine holes of the morning round to finish even with Estelle Lawson of Chapel Hill in the 18 hole final for the Women's Carolina golf association title at Sedgefield Country Club Greensboro. Hemphill, four down at the eleventh, recovered with two birdies and six pars to cut a once insurmountable lead and force a dramatic finish.
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Greensboro
N. C
Kathryn Hemphill
Combia
S. C
Estelle Lawson
Chapel Hill
Mpion
Rolina Golf Association
Sedgeeld Country Club
Miss Hemphill
FDR Plans Overnight Potomac Cruise
President Roosevelt will begin a short cruise after a light day of engagements including discussions with Treasury Secretary Morgenthau and Secretary of State Cordell Hull's aides. Speaker Bankhead and Representative Vinson met with Roosevelt to discuss legislative matters as Sumner Welles attended a brief call.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Navy Yard
Potomac River
Morgenthau
Treasury
Sumner Welles
Speaker Bankhead
Demontative Vinson
D-Ky
Rosevelt
Mart Loses Early Gains In Narrow Market Session
New York traders started strong but profits faded as favored specialties slipped. Overnight news was uneventful and many cashed in gains after a protracted decline, awaiting further developments this weekend.
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New York
Compromise On Court Plan Sought By Senate Leaders
Senate leaders pressed for a compromise on the Roosevelt court bill as a final vote looms this summer. Opponents threaten filibuster against changes while administration supporters seek a settlement. Roosevelt indicated no public stance yet. amendments were teased by Senator Robinson.
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Senate
Washington
Administration
Robinson
Dark
Roosevelt
White House
Supreme Court
Senate Judiciary Committee
Seek bodies of woman and child in mountain bus disaster
In Redding California authorities comb burned wreckage for a woman and a little girl believed aboard a passenger bus that killed at least seven others. The driver of another bus claimed the woman and child had transferred before the crash, raising the toll to nine. Coroner Roy B. Duggins confirmed seven known victims were men.
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Redding
Calif
R. C. Bennett
Yesteray
Bennett
Roy
Duggins
Seed Analyst Appointed by Kerr Scott in Raleigh
Agriculture commissioner Kerr Scott named Miss Elsie W. Earp of Selma route one as seed analyst in the agriculture department seed laboratory division in Raleigh on June 5.
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Raleigh
Kerr Scott
Elsie W. Earp
Selma
Agriculture Department
Seed Laboratory
Patrons Rampage At Toledo Night Club Fire Damages
In Toledo on June 5 a mob of 700 to 800 men stormed a Chicago pike private club after being refused refunds. They set the club on fire and tore at structures as deputies arrived to halt the show and confront the promoter. The crowd demanded $1 admission refunds amid chaos.
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Toledo
Chicago
John Schimmel
John Sayen
Be Loved Methodist Preacher Rev J A J Farrington Dies
Thomasville notes the death of Rev J A J Farrington 88 year old Methodist preacher after three months illness. Funeral set Sunday at 4 pm from Maintreet Methodist Church with viewing 3 to 4 pm. Interment in city cemetery. Pallbearers named from local board include Carson Cox, J F Garner, George Finch, R L Pope, B F Pepper, Robert Rabb, J FE Lambeth, and Dr C H Phillips.
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Carson Cox
J. F. Garner
George Finch
R. L. Pope
B. F. Pepper
Robert Rabb
J. FE. Lambeth
C. H. Phillips
Husband Is Held On Murder Count In Morganton
Ervin A. Stamey, 22, remained jailed without bond after a coroner's jury returned an open verdict in the death of his wife Mrs. Mary E. Stamey. Sheriff Fred W. Ross said the verdict leaves the murder charge against Stamey intact after Mrs. Stamey was found bludgeoned on a burning bed at their home near Morganton.
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Morganton
Ervin A. Stamey
Mary E. Stamey
Fred W. Ross
Louisiana governor’s wife names oil tanker at Sun Shipyards
Mrs Elton Reynolds Leache wife of Louisiana governor christened the tanker Louisianaa 12 000 ton at Sun Shipbuilding and Drydock yards in Chester Pennsylvania as June 5 reported.
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Chester
Elton Reynolds Leache
Louisiana
Texas Oil Company
Sun Shoibuilding and Drydock Company
Officials of Townsend organization resign en masse
Twelve officials of the Townsend national organization quit their posts in Chicago citing Dr Francis E Townsend and his public attacks on the President. The resignations were delivered verbally and sent to Townsend, with Brinton stating they resign to preserve their salaries and support for welfare legislation.
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Chicago
Townsend National Organization
Francis E. Townsend
Old Age Pension Movement
Gilmour Young
Gilman Beeler
Townsend National Legion
Harry B. Presson
Townsend Club
Jeanne E. Sweeney
Townsend Weekly Women’s Page
J. H. Hall
Weekly
Townsend National Recovery Plan, Inc
Arthur L. Johnson
Washington Legislative Committee
J. W. Brinton
T. W. Hughes
Walter D. Hickman
W. L. Stahl
The
Townsend Weekly
Willis Owen
Townsend Plan
P. M. McEvoy
Washington
Brinton
Townsend
Amelia Earhart Delays Takeoff For Plane Inspection
Amelia Earhart postponed her departure in Fortaleza Brazil to have her around the world monoplane inspected. She will likely stay at the Northeast Brazil port overnight, about 287 miles from Natal, as the check delays continue.
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Fortaleza
Bra
Amelia Earhart
Brazil
Natal
Rockets and commencements mark College news
Lindbergh predicts rockets could speed future transport in a Clark University commencement letter read at Worcester. At UNC Chapel Hill, Middlebury president Paul Moody will give the baccalaureate sermon as finals run through Tuesday with diplomas by Governor Clyde Hoey and an address by Herbert Agar.
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Worcester
Mass
Charlies A. Lindbergh
Commercce
Wallace W. Atwood
Clark University
Clark
Robert H. Goddard
Chapel Hill
Paul Dwight Moody
Middlebury College
Vermont
Dwight L. Moody
University of North Carolina
Clyde R. Hoey
Herbert Agar
Louisville Courier-Journal
Kenan Stadium
Frank P. Graham
TWOC Launches Shelby Textile Drive
Shelby June 5 The Textile Workers Organizing Committee an offshoot of the Committee for Industrial Organization began a drive to enlist textile workers in Shelby Roy R Lawrence Carolina director for the TWOC said a permanent organizer for a sector would be named shortly
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Shelby
The
Textile Workers Organizing Committee
Committee For Industrial Organization
Roy R. Lawrence
Carolinas
TWOC
Shorty
McMaid Hosiery Mill To Open In Marion
The McMaid Hosiery Mill will open in Marion on June 25, expanding local manufacturing and employment opportunities for the area.
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Marion
McMaid Hosiery
Slot Machines Ordered Destroyed in Cumberland County
Fayetteville June 65 Judge M W Barnhill ordered 70 slot machines destroyed at Cumberland county superior court after their operation led to 79 persons being fined and assessed court costs. Machine values ranged from 4000 to 6000 dollars.
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Fayetteville
M. W. Barnhill
Cumberland County Superior Court
Woman’s nonstop yawning surpasses 225 hours
Charlotte report says Mrs. Jesse O. Hinshaw has yawning that reached 225 hours with no remedy found. Doctors note she remains in good health aside from weight loss and increasing weariness from the condition.
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Charlotte
Jesse O. Hinshaw
Rockefeller Will Filed in Westchester Surrogate Court
John D Rockefeller's will for an estate around 25 million dollars was filed in Westchester surrogate court. The will dated June 2 1925 includes codicils dated May 14 1930 November 4 1923 and October 3 1934. The residuary estate is set to be divided equally between the Laura Spelman Rockefeller Memorial and John D Rockefeller Jr.
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White Plains
John D. Rockefeller
Surrogate’s Court
Westchester County
Ormond, Fla
Laura Spelman Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Duke and Duchess Begin Honeymoon at Austrian Castle
The Duke and Duchess of Windsor start their honeymoon at Wasserleonburg Castle in Austria. A wolf prowls the nearby countryside threatening flocks, while 32 unemployed men search the grounds. the couple ignores local legends as they enter their new home for a three month stay.
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Noetsoch
Austria
Duke
Duchess of Windsor
Bluebeard
Gray Old Wasserleonburg Castle
Chateau de Cande
France
Wasserleonburg
Edward
Textile Makers Discuss Problems At South Carolina Meet
High Hampton June 5. Textile manufacturers attend the annual meeting of the South Carolina Cotton Manufacturers association. Dr Claudius T Murchison of New York president of the Cotton Textile Institute to speak. Officers elected and committee reports to follow. A resolution asks Governor Johnston, the state congressional delegation and the public service commission to help prevent rescinding an interstate commerce commission order partly equalizing freight rates for the Carolinas.
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High Hampton
South Carolina Cotton Manufacturers Association
Claudius T. Murchison
New York
Cotton Textile Institute, Inc
Johnston
South Carolina
State Public Service Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Carolinas
Bible Presbyterian Synod Formed by 14 Ministers
In Philadelphia on June 5 a new Bible Presbyterian synod formed by 14 ministers and 3 elders separated from the Presbyterian Church of America after a two day debate over total abstinence. The group claims Presbyterians from Chicago Wisconsin California and the northwest join the new synod. The statement cites the PCA departure from historic American Presbyterianism.
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Philadelphia
Bible Presbyterian Synod
Presbyterian Church of America
General Assembly
Chicago
Wisconsin
California
Northwest
Connery Sees Machine Tax Proposed by House Aide
Chairman Connery of the house labor committee said a tax on horsepower would follow the administration wage and hour bill. He argued such a tax would fund unemployment relief as manpower is replaced by machines and industry must become more efficient.
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Washington
Connery
D-Miss
House Labor Committee
Impeachment Sought for Alabama Sheriff in Lynching Case
Alabama offers testimony to impeach Sheriff J L Corbitt of Henry county over alleged negligence in the lynching of a Negro. The sheriff testified he was “covered by guns” by an armed mob and said he drove the rest of the night to locate the crowd. Trial expected to reach the seven supreme court justices before nightfall.
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Montgomery
Ala
State of
Alabama
J. L. Corbitt
Henry County
Supreme Court
Torch Slaying Trial Scheduled
Southport reports two murder trials set for Brunswick county superior court starting June 14. Irman Clemmons, 32, of Supply, is charged with the torch slaying of Hobson Sellers. Donald Skipper is charged with the pistol slaying of Howard Scott.
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Southport
John J. Burney
Brunswick County Superior Court
Irman Clemmons
Supply
Hobson Sellers
Wilmington
Donald Skipper
Howard Scott
Critic William Henderson Dies in Suspected Suicide
William J. Henderson, 81, longtime music critic for the New York Sun, was found shot to death in his hotel suite. Detective Patrick Maney confirmed the incident is being treated as a suicide.
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William J. Henderson
New York Sun
Patrick Maney
State to gain large tax from Rockefeller estate
Taxes of approximately 4000 will accrue to New York from the estate of John D. Rockefeller Jr if the gross value reaches 25 million. The nonagenarian died in Ormond Beach on May 23 and his will was probated in Westchester County Court. Ivy Lee News estimates the estate at 25 million.
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Albany
N. Y
New _ state
Johy Rockefeller
S.J
Prist
Ormond Beach
Westchester County Court
Ivy Lee
New York
Strikers In Warren Ordered To Stop Picket Tactics
A sweeping court order by Lynn B. Griffith of Trumbull County Common Pleas directs Republic Steel to bar strikers from impeding employees access to plants and from returning home. It also bans union officials from carrying clubs bats blackjacks or weapons during picketing at the Warren and Niles facilities.
Winston Girl Dies in Frac Near Lechelle France
Miss Janet Gray 22 daughter of Mrs. Eugene P. Gray and the late Dr. Gray was killed in an automobile accident near Lechelle France. Her companion George Louth officer aboard the U S 8 was injured and hospitalized.
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Winston-Salem
Janet Gray
Eugene P. Gray
Dr. Gray
Lechelle
France
Summer Snow Hits Colorado Wyoming and Montana
June snow stunned residents across Colorado Wyoming and Montana with reports of melted highland snow and unseasonable weather. Weather officials noted June snow contradicting long held records as Cheyenne and Lamar reported snow while eastern Colorado faced dust storms and rain.
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Enver
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
Weather Bureau
Cheyenne
Wyo
Lamar
Springfield
Cole
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Thomasville
J. A. J. Farrington
Amelia
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