National IRB Meets State Boards for Coordination of Work
In Greenville on June 16, members of the National Industrial Relations board held a closed session with state boards from the Carolinas Georgia and Alabama to discuss coordination of work. In New York on June 14, Primo Carnera fractured his right ankle after losing the heavyweight title to Max Baer with doctors saying he may be unable to bear his full weight for at least three weeks.
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Greenville, & C
National Industrial Relations Board
Oarolinas
Georgia
Alabama
Robert Breere
New York
Primo Carnera
Max Baer
Vincent Fanoni
Carnera
Los Angeles
Louis Rude Payne
Robert
Lucius F. Payne
St. Louis Utility
Johnson Flays Darrow Board And NRA Critics
Charleston, June 16. Hugh 8. Johnson assailed the Clarence Darrow review board as communistic in purpose and attacked partisan politicians aligned against NRA. He spoke at NRA’s first anniversary celebration broadcast nationwide by CBS, praising NRA’s gains in employment and payrolls while denouncing press opposition. He criticized the Darrow board for not reviewing codes and for suppressing testimony, calling it a betrayal of public trust.
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Charleston
W. Va
Hugh 8
Johnson Today
Clarence Darrow
NRA
Columbia Broadcasting Company
Darrow
Russia
Johnson
Non Strike Accord Emerges Amid Labor Turmoil
Pittsburgh reports a wage dispute over a proposed non strike agreement with the steel industry turning toward Washington. William Green proposes a presidential commission to arbitrate labor disputes while Amalgamated leaders split between immediate strike action and cautious mediation.
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Washington
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Green
Amalgamated
Michael Tighe
Association
Representative nominates postmasters in North Carolina towns
Washington on June 16 AP reports Representative stated for the sixth North Carolina district recommended W. Harris for postmaster at Mebane and Shepherd Strudwick for postmaster at Hillsboro. Both men were on the eligibles list.
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Washington
Imstead
North Carolina
W. 8. Harris
Mebane
N. C
Shepherd Strudwick
Hillsboro
Senate OKs housing bill enabling partial government loan guarantees
The Senate passed a housing bill providing partial government guarantees for private loans used in home construction and repair. The measure aims to assist funding and affordability in housing projects nationwide.
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Washington
Senate
Clemency hearing for Joe Dalton prior to scheduled execution
Parole commissioner Edwin M. Gill announced a Monday hearing in the Joe Dalton case. Dalton is slated for electrocution next Friday. Dalton's mother, favored relative, brother and sister appeared to seek clemency yesterday.
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N. Cy
Leigh
Edwin M. Gill
Joe — Dalton
Dalton
Favobter
Weather forecast by states and coastal winds summary
North Carolina and South Carolina forecast fair tonight and Sunday. Coastal winds shift from sandy hook to Hatteras and Hatteras to Jacksonville veer from gentle to moderate north or northeast with partly overcast skies and possible showers in the far south Sunday. Charlotte figures note 24 hour temperature and rainfall in cotton areas.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
Jacksonville
Charlotte
Official Weather Bureau
Postmaster Nomination Heads to Senate for High Point Man
President Roosevelt sent to the Senate several postmaster nominations including Stephen Clark of High Point North Carolina a prominent local realtor who has directed HOLC appraisals this past year and was urged for High Point postmaster by Congressman William Umstead with approval seen as likely.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Stephen ©. Clark
High Point
N. C
Clark
State Department
HOLC
William
Umstead
Boy’s confession tied to drowning of Peggy Young
In Cleveland a three year old girl Peggy Young’s body was found in the Cuyahoga River hours after ten year old Floyd Banker Jr confessed to police that he and a 14 year old companion pushed her into the river. The youths described throwing a brick that struck Peggy, who did not resurface.
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Cleveland
Peggy Young
Cuyahoga River
Floyd Banker, Jr
Cuyahoga
Coast Guards
Ployd Banker, Jr
Peggy
Ning Young
Betty Obrian
Betty
Harold Young
City Hospital
Youngs
Harold
Head of Silver Shirts Faces Blue Sky Law Violation
William Dudley Pelley chief of the Silver Shirts and two associates will be tried in Buncombe county superior court during the July 23 term on charges of violating the blue sky law. The trio tied to stock sales of Gallahad Press Inc official organ were released on $2,500 bonds each after Pelleys surrender. Summerville Kellogg arrested May 23.
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Asheville
Wiliam Dudley Pelley
The
Silver Shirts
Buncombe County
Pelley
Robert €. Summerville
Don D. Kellogg
Liberty
Gallahad Press, Inc
Zeb V. Nettles
France Examines Ways to Collect German Debts and Impose Duties
Paris reports France will seek interest collection on Dawes and Young loan bonds to protect trade. Cabinet considers a clearing house or import surtax on German goods, aiming for prompt action with Berlin over debt payments. Observers note potential retaliation via higher German import duties.
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Paris
France
Germany
Berlin
Roland Koester
Doumergue
Reich
Bank For International Settlements
Basel
Switzerland
England
Roosevelt Dovetails Plan as Steel Strike Eases
In Hollywood on June 15 the writer notes the steel strike appears more likely to end with a three-man commission proposed by William F. Green. The piece suggests Roosevelt should resolve the strike and free Congressmen from perceived perks by July first, praising quick action.
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Hollywood
Calif
William F. Green
American Federation of Labor
Debt Moratorium Threat Ties German Trade to U S
Berlin reports grow that Germany may limit American imports unless the United States expands purchases from Germany. The Reich hints at a six month moratorium on foreign debts and warns of possible permanent action if gains are not made. grain export controls reflect concern over foreign exchange and crop losses raise import needs.
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Germany
United States
Reich
Reichsbank
Young and Dawes
Hitler Mussolini Meet Ends With Cordial Farewell
Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini concluded a two day conference in Venice amid mass fascist cheers. Observers cited aims on Austria independence, a potential chancellor from Nazi ranks, and a push for Germany to join the Italo Austro Hungarian economic accord while disarmament remains unresolved.
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Adolf Hitler
Europe
Benito Mussolini
Berlin
Hitler
Mussolini
Austria
Italy
Germany
League of Nations
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Reziblocs
Generali Ration
France
France races to finish border fortifications plan
Paris reports France moving quickly to pass a border defense bill aimed at creating a strong steel and stone barrier. Premier Doumergue warns the country’s safety is at stake as deputies prepare a vote on 208 million expended to build an impregnable line from Switzerland toward the border.
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Paris
Frange
Gaston Doumergue
Doumer
Sovern
Dall to Seek Divorce on Reno Trip
Anna Roosevelt Dall, daughter of the President, travels to Reno to begin divorce proceedings against Curtis B. Dall. In an interview on her train she notes uncertainty about the outcome and compares her situation to her brother Elliott’s earlier divorce and remarriage.
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Roy R. Porter
Associated Press
Omaha
Neb
Anna Roosevelt Dall
Reno
White House
Curtis B. Dall
Chicago
Elliott
Minden
Nev
Ruth Goggins
Fort Worth
Tex
Burlington
Iowa
United States Retains Wightman Cup With Singles Wins
Helen Jacobs and Sarah Palfrey won single matches to give the United States the Wightman Cup for the fourth straight year and the eighth time since 1923. Jacobs defeated Dorothy Round 6-4 6-4, Palfrey beat Peggy Scriven 4-6 6-2 8-6, sealing the cup after a two-to-one lead.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Helen Jacobs
Berkeley
Calif
Sarah Palfrey
Brookline
Mass
United States
England
Miss Jacobs
America
Dorothy Round
Margaret
Peggy) Scriven
Glor
Josephine Cruickshank
Carolin Babcock
Nancy Lyte
Evelyn Dearmaan
Roosevelt Congress Ends Surging War on Labor Debates
The First Roosevelt Congress closes amid heavy work with a landmark deficiency bill and a push for labor reform. Senate approved 2.225 billion for public works and relief while the House debated oil control and Indian self governance.
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Congress
Senate
House
America
LaFollette
Rwis
Rainey
Norris
R-Neb
Reconstruction Corporation
Naval Construction
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