Strike Settled After White House Arbitration Plan
Settlement of the threatened steel strike was announced at the White House. A three member arbitration board was appointed to arbitrate differences, with Judge Walter Stacey of North Carolina, Rear Admiral Henry E Wiley, retired, of New York, and James Mullenbach of Chicago named to the panel. Frances Perkins, secretary of labor, negotiated the plan and secured presidential approval.
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Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Walter Stacey
North Carolina
Henry E. Wiley
New York
James Mullenbach
Chicago
Frances Perkins
Hitler Faces Crossroads On Nazi Path In Desperate Germany
Berlin dispatch reports Adolf Hitler at a critical juncture as radicals and conservatives vie for influence. Goebbels and Rosenberg push for full Nazi control while Hess, Goering, and others seek a softer social state. Roosevelt unveils a U.S. housing bill to spur construction and employment nationwide.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Rudolph Hess
Wilhelm Irick
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Storm Troopers
Ernst Boehm
Labor Front
Floods in Assam Kill 200 in Calcutta Report
Dispatches from Assam describe 200 deaths 1500 square miles submerged and 300 villages destroyed as floods devastate the region. Local authorities report rapid displacement and ongoing relief efforts as waters continue to rise.
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Calcutta
Assam
Plane sighting marks first leg of Adamowicz flight to Poland
The airplane War Saw with Joseph and Benjamin Adamowicz on board was sighted above St Paul’s island at 12 50 PM E T today. It began its Brooklyn to Poland flight and headed toward Newfoundland across Cabot Strait.
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Halifax
Warsaw
Joseph
Benjamin Adamowicz
Brooklyn
Poland
St. Paul's Island
Cabot Strait
Newfoundland
Beer to Halt Strike in Woolen Industry
NRBA officials resumed today efforts to halt a general strike set for Monday in the woolen and worsted industry. There is a probability that Administrator Johnson would join the negotiations personally if no settlement is reached soon.
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Washington
NRBA
Johnson
Langer Renominated Amid Primary Returns
In North Dakota Governor Langer appears set for renomination after Wednesday’s primary returns. In Milwaukee a daylight riot erupted at the Milwaukee Electric Railway and Light Co barns as strike pickets dragged motorman John Nix from his car and beat him and his guard John Zak.
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Lawger
Langer
North Dakota
Milwaukee
Oakland Avenue
Milwaukee Electric Railway and Light Company
John Nixon
John Zak
Eight More N. C. Towns Seek Cuts
The Municipal League will present a petition to the state utilities commission requesting lower telephone rates in eight North Carolina cities. Greensboro Winston Salem Wilmington Asheville Oldsboro Burlington Salisbury and Shelby are named as beneficiaries as hearings on Raleigh rates resume.
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Municipal League
State Utilities Commission
North Carolina
Greensboro
Winstonlem
Wilmington
Asheville
Oldsboro
Burlington
Salisbury
Shelby
Weather forecast for North and South Carolina and coastal areas
The forecast calls for generally fair conditions in North and South Carolina tonight and Friday. Coastal winds from Hatteras to Jacksonville will be gentle to west and fair weather. Sandy Hook to Hatteras expect light winds veering to south and fair weather tonight and Friday. Charlotte AP notes official weather bureau records show a temperature fall over the past 24 hours.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Hatteras
Jacksonville
Sandy Hook
Charlotte
Dern says War Department investigators impairing defense program
Secretary Dern told reporters during a House committee hearing that investigators in the War Department are delaying the army mechanization plan and hindering modernization. He cited contract award delays tied to the congressional probe and urged faster procurement despite findings. He voiced full confidence in army officers while criticizing procedural slowdowns.
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Washington
Dern
War Department
House
General Motors
Chevrolet
Chrysler
Ford
National Defense
Sheriff Loses His Handcuffs in Camden Mischance
In Camden on June 28 Sheriff J F Forbes misplaced his handcuffs at Sanderlin's store. Mrs P M Sanderlin was later handcuffed by pranksters until her brother-in-law Mack Stevens cut the restraints with a hacksaw. Forbes seeks a replacement pair.
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Camden
J. F. Forber
P. M. Sanderlin
Sanderlin
Forbes
Southern Drops Crescent Limited Name From Trains
The Southern railway renames its two premier trains as No. 37 southbound and No. 38 northbound effective today. Schedules remain the same with no service charge, new day coaches, and all transportation forms (except passes) honored without extra charge. No. 37 arrives here at 10:28 a.m. and reaches Atlanta at 5:40 p.m. CST, while No. 38 arrives at 8:42 p.m. and reaches New York 12 hours later at 9:10 a.m.
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Southern Railway
Crescent Limited
Iiman
Atlanta
New York
Luke Lea Recovers From Brief Illness at Raleigh Prison
Luke Lea the former United States senator from Tennessee and prominent inmate at the North Carolina state prison is recovering from a short illness described by Warden H. H. Honeycutt as stomach trouble. He was briefly hospitalized and is now released though not yet able to resume duties as time-keeper and material checker for the prison renovation gang.
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Raleigh
Luke Lea
North Carolina State Prison
H. H. Honeycutt
United States
Tennessee
Revenue Department Announces Workforce Reductions
Raleigh June 28 State revenue department plans a reorganization under Dr M C Noble Jr The changes include the dismissal of Thompson after 1921 service as assistant commissioner along with veteran staff Dan Terry chief of the franchise tax division and John Dorsett of the scheduled license tax division set to be discharged in July as part of the streamlining effort.
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Thompson
State Department of Revenue
M. C
Noble, Jr
Dan Terry
John Dorsett
Rexford Guy Tugwell
Roosevelt “Brain-Trust
North Carolina
Young Democrats Club
Asheville
May Thompson Evans
Organizatio
Tugwell
Sam Cathey
A. J. Maxwell
Stanley Winborne
Dennis G. Brummitt
Capus M. Waynick
Lumber Dealers Cut Prices To Speed Home Building
The National Retail Lumber Dealers Association ordered a ten percent reduction in lumber and building material prices for its 20 000 members to aid the administrations housing program. President Spencer D Baldwin said the cut could save homeowners at least 60000000 and spark a revival of business by fall as the housing act mechanics take effect.
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Washington
Roosevelt Joy
Roosevelt
Ision
Ehe
Commerce Denustry
National Retail Lumber Dealers Association
Spencer D. Baldwin
Baldwin
Dodge
Labor Bureau
The
Association
Highway Patrolmen Move On Asheville
A group of motorcycle patrolmen from Virginia Tennessee and North Carolina prepared to move on to Asheville as part of a goodwill tour across three states. Director L B Harris urged their influence to back enactment of a state drivers license law.
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Charlotte
Virginia
Tennessee
North Carolina
Asheville
L. 8. Harris
State Motor Vehicle Bureau
North Carolina Parks Official Sees Route Favoring NC
W. W. Neal, chairman of the North Carolina Park association, voiced belief that the park to park highway route through Virginia North Carolina and Tennessee may, after all, favor North Carolina. The comment came as officials review the proposed corridor and its regional impacts.
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Washington
Virginia
North Carolina
Tennessee
W. W. Neal
North Carolina Park Association
Tragic Drowning Near Kinston Mill Pond
In Kinston on June 28 Jesse B. Tyndall Jr., 18, drowned while swimming in a local mill pond near the town. The incident occurred during leisure activity as authorities investigated the accident.
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Kinston
Jesse
Tyndall, Jr
Here
Dillinger Aid Says Desperado Is Dead
Dillinger's aid claims the outlaw John Dillinger is dead. The report cites statements by Albert Reilly after his capture in Minneapolis and mentions a ball game Dillinger reportedly attended in Chicago.
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Desperado
Paul
John Dillinger
Albert
Pat” Reilly
Reilly
Tommy Carroll
Minneapolis
Carroll
Waterloo
Iowa
Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn Dodgers
Illinois City
Tommy
John
Little Bohemia
Mercer
Wis
Dakota County
Here
Labor Organizer Vows Return After Harriman Abduction
Fred G Held a labor union official who was abducted and released in Harriman Tennessee says he will return soon to challenge what he calls lynch law. He spoke with Emil Rieve of Philadelphia about AFL organizers resisting intimidation. Local officials defer to state authorities while NRA and workers seek fair treatment.
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Tenn
Fred G. Held
American Federation of Labor
Held
Emil Rieve
Philadelphia
Federaon
Ion
Harriman Hosiery Mills
Blue Eagle
Labor Organization
William Green
Rieve
Hill Mc
Tennessee
McAlister
Hugh §. Johnson
NRA
Washington
Hosiery Mills
T. Asbury Wright, Jr
Johnson
Samuel Berry Dies Leader of Railway Conductors
Samuel Berry, 72, president of the Order of Railway Conductors since 1931, died at his Cedar Rapids home after a long illness.
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Samuel Berry
Cedar Rapids, In
the Order of Railway Conductors
Darrow Resigns As National Recovery Review Board Head
Clarence Darrow resigns as chairman of the national recovery review board. He is succeeded by W. W. Neal of Marion North Carolina as vice chairman. The board will wind up operations in a few days and Darrow plans a trip to Europe.
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Washington
Clarence Darrow
National Recovery Review Board
W. W. Neal
Marion
N. C
Darrow
Europe
Twenty Years Since Archduke Killing Ignites Global Tension
The 20th anniversary of Gavrilo Princip's assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand is marked by global unrest from Shanghai to Vienna. Reports claim German agents studied germ warfare, while London and Paris fear escalation. Sarajevo recalls a pivotal act that sparked World War I as Vienna endures renewed attacks.
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Shanghai
San Francisco
Berlin
London
Vienna
California
Paris
Gavrilo Princep
Archduke Franz Ferdinand
Austria
Bosnia
Princep
Russia
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