Peace Prospects Brighten as Steel Mediation Advances
President Roosevelt's steel mediation board met with John J. Lewis as executives from four strike-hit companies were summoned to a second conference. Optimism rose for settlement amid a seven-state walkout, while Farley defended the Post Office’s authority to halt deliveries to strike-hit Ohio plants. C I O leaders urged Roosevelt to halt a back-to-work march, and companies defied pleas for a status quo while picketing injunctions sparked broad tensions in Youngstown and Warren.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Roosevelt
Steel Mediation Board
John J. Lewis
Oho National Guard
Charles P. Tait
Mediation Board
Youngstown
John L. Lewis
Eugene Grace
Bethlehem Steel
Frank Purnell
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Wilfred Sykes
Inland Steel
Tom Girdler
Republic Steel
Stern
Tml
C. 1. OG
Olio
Jobn Mayo
Youngstown Cf
SOS
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Republic Steel Corporation
Perkins
Warren
Mahoning Valley
C.I. O
Republic
Federal Steel Mediation Board
Charles P. Taft
Cincinnati
Taft
Lloyd K. Grrcsen
Wisconsin
University Lady
National Labor Relations Board
Edward McGrady
James F. Dewey
Ralph Lind
Cleveland Regional Labor Board
Martha Lay
I, O. Steel
Brockelhurst and Bernice Felton Quarrel Over Wedding
Deputy prosecutor Joe Melton said Lester Brockelhurst and Bernice Felton had a falling out and there would be no wedding after his trial for the slaying of Victor A. Gates. Brockelhurst’s attorneys said he would re testify. In Allentown a business owner uses an alarm clock in his shoe to avoid paying traffic fines, setting the alarm hourly just before fines accrue.
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Lonore
Ark—i
Joe Melton
Lester Brockelhurst
Bernice Felton
Victor A. Gates
Little Rodl
Brockelhurst
Gttorneys
Allentown
Official Mark of 94 Is Hottest Yet
The official thermometer at the Feast & Truck Branch Experiment station rose to 94 degrees Monday afternoon, marking the hottest day of the year. Monday also opened summer and the longest day, with 14 hours 30 minutes of sun, and the summer solstice occurred at 2 12 p.m. The piece notes high heat records and mentions fur coats worn by women, with a stray line on rabbit or otter fur patterns in the United States and England.
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Feast & Truck Branch Experiment Station
England
Mind Your Manners Quiz for Social Letter Etiquette
A fragmented 1437 era etiquette quiz tests taste in letters and personal stationery. Answers indicate good taste rejects tinted pauper letters, suggests using Mrs. John Davis for married women on semi business items, personal stationery with muiogram or street address, and approves white or gray paper for formal sales or a man's personal use.
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Helen Crane Davis
John Davis
Judita Davis
British Turn Down Threat Upon Spain
London Britain rejects a German plan for a four power naval warning to Spain and proposes Europe begin an immediate recall of foreign fighters in Spain. Foreign Secretary Eden tells Commons Britain will not join Germany and France in a mass warship review off Valencia.
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London
Eng
Great Britain
Europe
Spain
Anthony Eden
House of Commons
Britain
Germany
All
France
Valencia
Copeland, Badcaw, Still Is Missing
The disappearance of Davikl Copeland, 28, of Badcaw, remains unsolved after more than a week of searches by Hempstead, Miller and Dowie counties in Texas. Authorities traced him from a Texarkana residence to a bus depot where he vanished. Three Hope men admitted riding in a car with Copeland from Hope to Texarkana, were questioned and released. one rode with Copeland to the bus depot before he disappeared about three weeks ago.
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Davikl Copeland
Badcaw
Hempstead, Miller and Dowie County
Texas
Texackana
Hope
Jin Bearden
Texarkana
Copeland
Bearden
Simue
Four Miners Die After Powder Blast in Coal Pit
Four miners were burned in a powder explosion in a coal pit and died Tuesday in a local hospital in Gallipolis. The accident occurred at the Ohig mine facility, with officials investigating the blast and noting the men’s identities were confirmed by hospital records.
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Gallipolis
Ohig
Insurance Dodge Cuts Income Tax
Treasury attorney Mason B. Leming cited Richard Dwight of New York as reducing his 1932 income tax by 534,448.48 via a large policy from a Bahama Islands company. The six other citizens reportedly used foreign insurance deals to lower taxes, with one person allegedly saving 140,000 on an 800 premium scheme. This method, described as artificial, involves policies of 1 to 5 million dollars and surrender-value loans to dodge taxes.
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Washington
Mason B. Leming
Treasury
Congressional Tax Inquiry Committee
Richard ©. Dwight
New York
Bahama Islands
Dwight
Charles Evans Hughes, Jr
Thse
Joint
Congressional Committee On
Magill
NOL & Real Insurance Company
Harvey Couch and Rail Line Reforms Discussed
In testimony before the Interstate Commerce Commission on Tuesday, Harvey Couch, vice president of Coussians and Arkansas Railway, outlined how the Rock Island, Arkansas and Louisiana line would gain new importance by adopting Couch’s name. The statement highlighted Couch as a major stockholder, signaling influential ties in railroad industry reforms.
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Washington
Atkin AG
Coussians & Arkansas
Commerce — Commission
Rock Island, Arkansas & Louisiana
Ted
Harvey Couchis
Senate Resists State Share in Relief Funds
Washington P One of the strangest struggles of the congress sional session culminated Monday in refusal by the senate to compel states and communities to bear a greater share of the relief burden. The vote against the proposal would have required governmental subdivisions to stand 25 per cent of the expense of WPA projects if able to do so. The fight saw Robinson of Arkansas align with critics of Roosevelt policies. Other amendments to require 40 per cent contributions were defeated. Senators Borah Glass McKellar Neely Barkley attacked wasteful spending and warned of bankruptcy. The passage of remaining relief measures followed, including extensions for the Public Works Administration and use of funds from its revolving account.
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Roosevelt
Robinson
Senate
Byrnes
D. C
Borah and
Glass
The
Treasury
McAdoo Dem
Cal
Hopkins
Neely Dem
W. Va
Hercules
Barkley
Dem. Ky
Uncle Sam
Merale
Shylock
McKellar
Harry L. Hopkins
WPA
PWA
Public Works Administration
Governor Bailey to Speak Friday at Local Station
Governor Carl E. Bailey will address the Visiting day program at the University of Arkansas Fruit and Truck Branch Experiment Station this Friday June 25 at 1132 am. He arrives by auto at 10 am for a brief farm tour with Dean Dan T Gray and other officials. Local officials will sit on the platform and he will be introduced at 1130 am by Mr Atkins.
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University of Arkansas Fruit & Truck Branch
Carl E. Bailey
Governor Bailey
Dan T. Gray
College of Agriculture
W. S. Atkins
Brooks Shults
University of Arkansas
G. W. Ware
Atkins
J. F. Porter
Tennessee Farm Bureau
Edwin Bevens
Neil
Hope and Hempstead County
Barrymore and Barrie Reconcile in Public
Elaine Barrie and John Barrymore renew their romance after a rail station kiss in Los Angeles and announce that Barrie will dismiss her interlocutory divorce degree.
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Los Angeles Railroad Station
Los Angeles
Calif
John Barrymore
Elaine Barrie
Organizing Drive Aims To Unite Federal Workers
John L. Lewis committee for industrial organization launches a membership drive among federal employees affiliated with AFL unions. Jacob Baker is named chief organizer and temporary president of United Federal Workers of America. They plan a program to improve conditions, salaries, tenure, and a labor board for grievances. Strikes and picketing by federal workers would be prohibited.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
American Federation of Labor
Lewis
Jacob Baker
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
United Federal Workers of America
Fire damages farm home near Hope DeAnn road
A small fire damaged a farm home near Schoule on the Hope DeAnn road. Firefighters quickly extinguished the blaze, and investigators did not learn immediately who occupied the residence.
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Fie
Poo
Niga
Schoule
Hope-DeAnn Road
Talon
Senate approves 1.4 billion relief bill gains Senate support
The senate approved the administration's 1.4 billion relief bill after six days of controversy. The report notes a political clash and highlights the landmark nature of the vote amid ongoing fiscal debate. The snippet also mentions unrelated biographical notes about Henry Bosia and the longevity record claim, not clearly connected to the main political item.
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Washington
Senate
Braddock and Louis Weigh in at 197 for title bout
Chicago reports James J Braddock the defending champion weighed 197 pounds and Joe Louis the challenger 197 41 as they weighed in for the 15 round heavyweight championship at Comiskey Park Tuesday night.
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Chicago
James J. Braddock
Joe Louis
Comiskey Park
Arkansas wholesale liquor firms cited for license reviews
Revenue Commissioner Dave L Ford ordered three wholesale dealers to appear to show cause why their licenses should not be revoked after an state investigation found sales to unlicensed buyers or without proper permit numbers. Firms cited include Daviss Mize & Co West Memphis Crittenden County L G Roark Wholesale Liquor Co Siloam Springs and The Feldsman Commission Co Helena.
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Little Rock
Dave L. Ford
Arkansas
J. Hugh Wharton
Department
Arkansan
Daviss Mize & Co
West Memphis
Crittenden County
L. G. Roark Wholesale Liquor Company
Siloam Springs
Feldsman Commission Company
Helena
Reeves Named U S Parole Officer in Arkansas
Eastern Arkansas federal district judge Thomas C. Trimble announced Reeves of Conway will be appointed as probation officer after taking the oath Friday. Reeves previously led the Arkansas Boys Industrial School and is slated to serve in the U S parole system in Little Rock.
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Little Rock
Thomas C. Trimble
Lonoke
Eastern Arkansas
Jobh Reeves
Conway
Arkansas Boys Industrial School
Whooping cough outbreak hits Ozan area
Epidemic spreads through Ozan community with several children and a few adults affected. Parents urged to keep ill children at home and avoid public places to limit exposure. In Connersville Indiana eleven year old Louis Disborough seeks airborne flight, grandmother to fly him instead.
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Ozan
Connersville
Ind
Louis Disborough
Julia Swift
Dinner Meeting Seeks Hope Chamber of Commerce Startup
A public dinner at Hope High School cafeteria Monday night aims to form a local Chamber of Commerce. Tickets 50 cents each perform no subscription drive. 250 attendees hoped. Mrs. N W Denty will cater. committee led by B L Kaufman plans to elect leaders and discuss a permanent group with a delegation from Shreveport Chamber.
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Hope Chamber
N. W. Denty
Tse Afeteria
B. L. Kaufman
Shreveport Chamber of Commer
Jwill
He .A. O'Neal
Hope
Blum Pleads for New Cabinet in Paris
Paris reports Leon Blum urged Socialist participation as Camille Chautemps moves to form a new People's Front government. Embassy sources said Georges Bennett accepted a finance ministry post. Mobile Guards dispersed 3,000 Socialists rallying for Blum after his resignation, with clashes and arrests scarce.
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Paris
France
Leon Blunt
Socialist Party
Camille Chautemps
People’s Front
Washington
Georges Bennett
Finance Ministry
Leon Blum
Luna Park
Place de la Concorde
Champs Elysee
Socialist Rally
People's Front
Blum
Senate
Camille Chauteamps
Albert Leebrun
Chautemps
Chicagoan Returns From China After Paralysis Battle
Frederick B. Snite Jr. a young Chicagoan who overcame infantile paralysis 450 days in an iron lung arrived home Tuesday. He completed a 12000 mile journey from Peiping China and inspired a Spokane race tale about metal money and fresh currency.
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Chicago
Frederick B. Snite, Jr
Peiping
China
Spokane
Cotton Opens and Closes Quietly in New Orleans Market
In New Orleans on Tuesday the cotton market opened at 12.12 and closed at 12.13, with spit cotton remaining quiet and unchanged, middling at 12.3 percent.
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New Orleans
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