Peace Efforts in Steel Are Renewed by Federal Board
Federal Mediation Board renewed talks to settle the Great Lakes steel strike as 4400 National Guard troops patrolled the Mahoning valley. Taft chaired conferences with Bethlehem Inland Republic and Youngstown Sheet & Tube executives while Roosevelt stayed in close telephonic contact with the principals. CIO leaders summoned 28 locals to map a counter strategy as four Dear Republic plants remained closed under court-ordered picketing limits.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Roosevelt
Federal Mediation Board
Great Lakes
Mahoning Valley
National Guard
Charles P. Taft
Bethlehem
Inland
Republic
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
White House
CI0
Warren
CIO
Republic Steel
Associeta Press
Martin
Davey Ty
Youngstown
Repubic Steel Corporation
Niles
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Canton-Massillon
James Seccombe
Canton
Niles and
Tts
Charles P.O Vwitt
Lewis
Girdler
John L. Lewis
Comittee For Industrial Organization
Washington
Taft
Tom Gidley
Republic Steel Corporation
Senate Postoffice Comittee
McKellar
Postoffice
Cleveland Steel Civvies
Legion Convention Set in Hot Springs Against El Dorado Plan
Arkansas American Legion to hold its state convention in Hot Springs on August Bill after El Dorado withdrew due to oil activity crowds. State Commander Sam Rorex said the department executive committee chose the site and date by telegraphic poll following El Dorado’s decision.
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Little Rock
Sam Rorex
Arkansas Department of the American Legion
Hot Springs
Department
el Dorado
New Gulf Station at Third Walnut in Hope
Unofficial reports say Gulf Refining Co will build a modern filling station on land once owned by J D Barlow at Third and Walnut in Hope. Contract around 36300 dollars awarded to Claude Lauterbach, Hope. Architect Dave Weaver. work to start within a week. finish by Sept 1. Building 60 by 100 feet with plate glass frontage and white stucco with black trim. full paving, garage, and service facilities planned.
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Texarkana
Little Rock
J. D. Barlow
Third
Walnut Streets
Hempstead County Lumeber Company
Star
Gulf , Refining Company
Barlow
Claude Lauterbach
Hope
Dave Weaver
Nashville Gets a $40,000 Postoffice
The Treasury awarded a contract to Alegrnon Blair of Montgomery Alabama for construction of a postoffice at Nashville Arkansas on a bid of 40003 dollars.
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Nashville
Algernon Blair
Montgomery
Ala
Washington —T
The
Treasury
Alegrnon Blair
Montygomery, Ala
Postoffice
Ark
Secret Codes This Man's Specialty
Washington based feature on Lieut. Col. William F. Friedman, chief cryptanalyst for the war department, detailing the vital role of cryptography in wartime and the demanding, secretive nature of his work. The piece covers Friedman's background, stress, hobbies, and the transition from plant breeding to codes, noting his early involvement with Fabyan and Shakespeare Bacon cipher theories.
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Alexander R. George
Washington
War Department
William F. Friedman
Friedman
George Fabyan
Chicago
Come
Fabyan
Francis Bacon
Bacon
Hindenburg
France
U. S. Signal Corps
Postoffice Drives Against Fraudulent Mutual Life Schemes
Postmaster General Farley announces a nationwide drive against fake mutual benefit life protection groups fraudulently using the mails. About 100 such outfits operate nationwide costing the public hundreds of thousands yearly. cases include Littlejohn and Hill sentences for mail fraud.
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James A. Farley
Postal Inspection Service
Post Office Department
Angus C. Littlejohn
Springfield
Ill
Charles E. Hill
Lake Charles
Turner Will Give State's Evidence in Texarkana Murder Case
Turner Willie Turner, 24, pleaded guilty to murder charges in the April 1 hold up slaying of merchant Joseph Hawkes and Willie Noble. Turner, a negro, will testify for the state in Noble’s circuit court trial, amid prosecutions naming Noble as the trigger man. In Saltese, Miss Bertha H Whisell, a teacher, recovered a lost $1,900 purse after it was found by Dr and Mrs A H Harris who returned it to her.
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Foreign Office
Anthony Eden
Dino Grandhi
Joachim
von Ribbentrop
Charles Corbin
Leipzig
Texarkanasai
Willie Turner
Joseph Hawkes
Willie Noble
Ned Stewart
Tial
Turner
Noble
Saltese
Mont
Bertha H. Whisell
A. H. Harris
Spokane
Miss. Whitsell
Father-in-law surrenders after fatal Hempstead county shooting
Richard Johnson 21, Black, was fatally shot at his home in Deannyville. Louis Stamps 54, Black, father-in-law, turned himself in to Sheriff Jim Bearden and was jailed. Sheriff said a domestic contest led to the fatal heart shot. Stamps surrendered Wednesday after fleeing. Preliminary hearing set for Monday in Hope municipal court.
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Richard Johnson
Deannyville
Hempstead
Louis Stamps
Jim Bearden
Washington
Bearden
Johnson
Stamps
Hope
Economists Oppose Wage Hour Bill in Senate Hearing
Washington economists oppose the Black-Canery wage-hour bill citing risks of federal price fixing and expanded administrative powers. Donald Richberg urged limiting agency reach while testifying before the Labor Committee. Yale economist Budson Hastings warned the bill could set work and price controls.
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Washington
Donald Richberg
NRA
Congressional
Joint Labor Committee
Congress
Budson B. Hastings
Yale University
Merm
Moore Oil Test Here Is Abandoned
W H Moore Inc has been granted a permit to plug and abandon its Porterfield No 1911 test in section 21 14 25 ten miles southwest of Hope The test began around May first with contract depth to owners at 4500 feet Moore a Tulsa Oklahoma operator Could not learn if he plans another test in Hempstead county Abandonment leaves only one wildcat drilling in the county the Davidson Smith test three miles northeast of Washington Drilling resumed last Saturday depth Wednesday 1800 feet contract depth 14000 feet
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W. H. Moore, Inc
Hope
Arkansas Board of Conservation
el Dorado
Moore
Tulsa
Hempstead
Washington
Peace and Trade Objectives Stated by Hull at Yale
Secretary Cordell Hull told Yale alumni in New Haven that attaining world peace and improved relations among nations are the core aims of American foreign policy. The report notes that wireless telegraphy first reported a major steamship disaster in 1909 when the liners Republic and Florida collided.
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New Haven. Conn
Cordell Hull
Yale
Us Af
Republic
Florida
Cotton prices drift in New Orleans market opening
The New Orleans cotton market opened Wednesday at 12 19 Spot commodity used up middling 124i with July cotton futures at 1192 and other prices noted.
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Orllan
DeMille Called Dodger in Tax Evasion Probe
Washington Internal Revenue head says Cecil DeMille formed a personal holding company he dominated with family and his attorney. Government contends the surplus was built to dodge surtaxes. DeMille says the corporation saved funds to finance future production ventures.
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Washington
Guy T. Helvering
Internal Revenue Bureau
Congressional Tax Inquiry Committee
Cecil DeMille
Helvering
DeMille
Helevring
Imterion Pictures
Quiet Evening at Home for Actors
Hollywood gossip notes Helen Vinson hosts modest salons twice weekly at the Vinson Perry Beverly Hills home. Refugees from boredom gather to dine, converse, and be entertained by a small circle including Peninsman and Pein. A quiet pre dinner sherry with wafers precedes a civilized dinner.
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Robbin Coons ‘Hollwood
Hollywood
Helen Vinson
Vinson-Fred Perry
Beverly
Peninsman
Pei
England
Miss Vinson
Brockelhurst to Face Trial in Lonoke Case
Lester W. Brockelhurst, 23, formerly of Galesburg, stands trial in Lonoke County for the murder of Victor A. Gates near Lonoke. His girlfriend Bernice Felt testified, and the defense requested a change of venue due to prejudicial conditions. The girl's own trial is set for Friday, with Brockelhurst's proceeding likely to continue into that day. Local observers note tensions in the jail as the case draws to a close.
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Lonoke
Art
W. J. Waggoner
Lester
Brockahurst
Galesburg
Victor A. Gates
Breckelhurst
Little Rock
Lester W.brockelahurst
Brockelhurst
Melton
Brotherkiursy
Gates
Lester W. Brockelshurst Sr
Galesburg, Il
Rail Purchase Would Be Helpful Declares Couch
Harvey Couch testified that a rail purchase would help him build the Southwest if the Louisiana & Arkansas railway is allowed to buy Rock Island Arkansas and Louisiana lines. He framed the move as strengthening regional railroad access and economic development opportunities.
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Washington
Harvey Couch
Louisiana & Arkans Railway
Rock Island, Arkansas & & Louisiena
Mind Your Manners Q&A From 1937 NEA Service
A vintage etiquette quiz asks about politeness in social gestures. It covers saying pardon me versus I beg your pardon, offering seats on streetcars, commenting on weight, visiting hospitalized friends, and discussing illness. Answers emphasize gracious, context-aware responses and caution against intrusive talk.
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