Labor Rift Deepens as Lewis Faces AFL Council
Portsmouth workers reject a tentative settlement and keep a six week steel strike idle 6,500 workers. AFL leaders meet in Washington to decide on disciplinary action against John L. Lewis and the industrial organization faction. Green accuses Lewis of unwise policy to divide labor. Lewis vows AFL action would not stop the drive to unify steel workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Presat Wheeling Steel Company
Portsmouth
Ohio
American Federation of Labor
Washington
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organisation
Lewis
William Green
A. F
Green
Republic Steel Corporation
Birmingham
Savce
Philip Murray
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
A. F. of L. Council
Joseph I. Miller
Associated Press Star
A. F. of L
Organized Labor
United Mine Workers
A. F. of Li
American Tron and Steel Institute
Committee For Industrial Organization
Radio and Electrical Workers Union
Radio Corporation of America
Camden, N. J
Executive
Electrical Workers Union
A, F
Lewis Committee
American Federation At Labor
Executive Council
L. Jeaders
Federation
Tampa
Fla
Council
WiNonsea
John J. Lewis
Minnesota Man Speaks to Indiana Democratic Club
Anim PF Buchheit of St Paul spoke in Indiana to a Democratic Club audience. He outlined the Roosevelt era, praising relief programs and economic recovery while defending the budget against fears of debt. He stressed that banking and farm relief, CCC, WPA, and PWA projects saved homes and livelihoods and restored purchasing power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anim PF. Buchheit
St Paul, Minny
B.C
I. J. Buchheit
Buchheit Brothers
Indiana
Philadelphia
H. R. Spicher
Indiana County
Democratic
Democratic Club
Buchheit
Roosevelt
Definitions in AFL quarrel threaten labor unity
Washington July 8 report outlines definitions fueling a rift in the American Federation of Labor. Craft unions organize by trade such as car carpentry while industrial unions span an entire industry. CIO aims to unite steel workers under one banner led by John L. Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Federation of Labor
Carpenters’ Union
CIO
Jseeking
Steels
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Coalition split over 1.25 million union allegiance
The Executive Council of the A F L directs opposition to Lewis organizing tactics as 12 unions reportedly pledge allegiance, representing about 1,250,000 members, highlighting a bitter rift among craft unionists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. of L
Craft Wnionists
Lewis
Heart is Clean Says Murder Suspect in Wilkes-Barre
Michael Fugmann, 52, an coal miner, murmured my heart is clean as he was charged with murder in the Easter gift bombings that killed three and injured two. He appeared before Judge John S. Fine and was taken into custody after an arraignment on ten charges. He denied the warrants naming victims Michael Gallagher cemetery sexton Thomas Maloney former United Anthracite Miners of Pennsylvania leader, and Thomas Malonge Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Michael Fugmann
John S. Fine
Michael Gallagher
Thomas Maloney
United Anthracite Miners of Pennsylvania
Thomas Malonge, Jr
Fugmann
Fourth Annual Event Opens For Three Days
National and international small bore rifle records are listed from the All Sports Record Book edited by Frank G. Menke. The 50 meter team standings show United States 1864, Sweden 1935, and Great Britain 1944 with various scores, while individual marks include E. P. Shearer’s perfect 406 in 1944 and Thurman Randle’s 198 at 200 yards in 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank G. Menke
United States
Firelan
Sweden
William Patriquin
Great Britain
Lewin
E. P. Shearer
U. S
Prifte
Thurman Randle
Camp Ritchie
R. HB. Risbet
Sea Girt
N. J
Lawrence Wilkens
Camp Perry
Ohio
Marshal Mathis
Warren
Scove
Belect
Eficers
National Rifle Association
Washington, D
Indiana Rifle Club
Omcer
C. B. Lister
H. H. Goebel
Assistaant
Frank Kahrs
John W. Hession
Robert Liggett
Vergi Richard
Russel Lent
Q. Bradley
Cial Secrer
Ollie Schriver
Francis Dugan
John M. McGuire
Alan B. Salkeld
Indiana
Pennsylvania
IOX Products
John Unerul
Pittsburgh
David E. Fisher
George H. Earle
Joseph Gray
U. S. Congressiman
Salkeld
U. 5
Alan Salkeld
Patriquin
Charles Carol
Beyer
Kanable
Hoyt
Notice of Estate Settlement Hearing in Blairaville
The undersigned warrants notice of a court proceeding to settle the estate of the late person in Blairaville. The hearing is at the Kivineville Realty Building on August 4, 196x, at 10:00 AM. Interested parties may attend with proper proof of interest. Wharles Short, Auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willer & Gensler
Vitornese Slant
Nash
Kivineville
Plane lands on highway then refuels at station
A plane made an unusual landing on a broad highway near Lavonta Ga and taxied to a roadside filling station. The pilot told the astonished attendant to fill her up and then took off again. The report mixes aviation feats with unrelated notes on rifle championships at Camp Perry and local political actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavonta
Obituary Notice for Local Resident Relatives
Obituary records a death in Gil City with ten immediate survivors, five grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral services were held Monday at 2:00 p.m. at her late home in charge of Rev. Robert L. Clark Jr. S.T.D. Interment followed at Washington Church Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gil City
Robert L. Clark, Jr. S.T
Washington Church Cemetery
Farley Leaves Cabinet Amid 1933 Shakeup
Farley receives an official absence from his post after three years and five months, marking only the second cabinet change since Roosevelt took office. The piece notes a prior 1930s reshuffle with Woodin resigning due to ill health and Morgenthau succeeding him at the Treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Roosevelt
South Dakota
Farley
Roosevelt
William H. Woodin
the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Farn Credit Administration
Expert College Repair Work To Start Shortly
Mr McMaster superintendent of public schools in Johnstown and college trustee was elected Friday to the post left by Dr Charles R Foster. He is to assume duties once Governor George H Earl confirms the appointment. One of his first acts will be naming a new bursar to manage the school finances over four and a half million dollars yearly. The board of trustees will confirm or reject his appointment. The vote tally and closed meetings leave uncertainty, with one trustee, Mrs Cora Myers Fee, noting she did not vote for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PWA
Buchheit
Wilson
Neaver
Roosevelt
McMaster
Johnstown
Charles R. Foster
Pittsburgh
George H. Earle
Cora Myers Fee
Board of Trustees
Mr.McMaster
Ave
Dr. Foster
Life Saving Expert Trains Camp Leaders in 1935
Life saving expert taught group leaders in camp management water safety life saving and boat handling. In summer 1935 Mr Mc Lead trained Life Saving Examiners who organized CCC camp enrollees. That September he aided the Red Cross Emergency Highway First Aid Program establishing roadside stations. He graduated from Syracuse University and Syracuse College of Business Administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLead
Red Cross Life Saving Service
CCC
Red Cross
McLeod
Syracuse University
Syracuse College of Business Administration
Eggs auction prices at Butler Co op sell 432 cases
Butter Co operative Egg Auction reported 432 cases sold. White and brown eggs fetched varied prices with gains for fancy and extra large grades. Prices ranged from 19 cents to 30 cents per dozen across large, medium, pullet, and pee wee categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Butter Co-operative
Italians Begin Mass Reprisals in Ethiopia
In Rome on July 8 Italian military planes were said to have departed to execute mass reprisals against an Ethiopian district where at least four Italian footholds were killed on June 26. Among the dead was Maj Antonina Locatelli, noted pilot from Balbo’s 1933 U S flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Anetonia Locatelli
United States
National League Edges Americans in All Star Classic
In Boston the National League defeated the American League 4 to 3 as Dizzy Dean and Carl Hubbell led pitching domination. Lonnie Warneke preserved the lead, Joe DiMaggio slumped in his first big league All Star appearance, and Lou Gehrig delivered a solo homer for the NL. Attendance was 25,534, with gate receipts around $20,000 as the NL secured the first win in four All Star games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Gould
Associated Press
Boston
Dizzy Dean
Carl Hubbell
Lonnie Warneke
Nationals
Joe DiMaggio
Yankees
Joe
Bronx
DiMaggio
Chicago
New York
Cleveland
Dean
Charley Gehringer
Bob Grove
Lynewood
Rowe
Sting
Gehringer
Gehrig
Averill
Chapman
R. Ferrell
Dickey
Goslin
Davis
Warnecke
Demaree
Whitney
Hartnett
Galan
Medwick
Grove
Collins
Herman
Ferrell
Higgins
Foxx
Crogetti
Durocher
Hubbell
Lions Club Meeting At Rustle Lodge Elects New Officers
Indiana Lions welcomed guest Ben Kinter at Rustle Lodge where Lion Paulson expressed elation as a new father after a cigars salute. The meeting installed Paul Boyts as president and named officers Bill Neff secretary Bill Wil Hares treasurer Clarence Gephardt vice president Ralph Walker second vice president Edwin Clark third vice president Earl S. Marton and George Miller as tail twister. Committee heads for civic and community service were announced and the group approved a busy year advancing Americanism and other Lions projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Lions
Rustle Lodge
Ben Kinter
Lion Paulson
Dutch Campbell
Lions
Tom Blarber
Lions Club
Paul Boyts
State Teachers College
Boyts
Bill Neff
Bill Wil- Hares
Clarence Gephardt
Sirs
Ralph Walker
Vita
Edwin Clark
Earl S. Marton
Tamer
George Miller
Twinter
Carl Douglass
A. J. Stabura
Paul Woodring
K. Guthrie
S. L. Peck
Lisle Reed
T. W. Kredel
Ward C. Johnson
Ion Service
Lionism
Midseason All Star Flair Unfolds In Nats Versus Dodgers Boxing
The American League and National League lines clash in a tense game with key moments from Gehrig Hartnett Medwick and Appling. Dean earns the win over Grove as a slate of hits and errors shapes a 4 3 final in a tight interleague battle.
Kiwanis Hears Of Conservation Effort In Indiana Region
Kiwanis members heard Charles H. Zoller of the Soils Conservation department detail the program focusing on soil erosion control contour farming wildlife conservation and reforestation. He noted cooperation with federal agencies the farmer the local PWA and CCC camps and displayed before and after farm models to illustrate progress. An inspection tour of the area under the director will occur in the coming weeks to deepen understanding of the work in Indiana and surroundings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Zoller
Soils Conservation Department
Wild Life
PWA
CCC
Zoller
Indiana
Fand
Kiwanis Club
Soits
Parker Trial Faces Setback Amid Extradition Clash
In Mt. Holly New Jersey Parker head of Burlington County detectives faced questions as Governor Hoffman refused extradition of Wendel a fugitive and disbarred lawyer. The governor defended the decision citing Parker’s long service and alleged motives while Kings County DA Geoghan warned of continued indictment if extradition is blocked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page
Harry Weiss
Brooklyn
Mt. Holly
N. J
Parker
Burlington County
Wendel
New Jersey
Ellis Parker, Sr
Zill Parker
William F. Geoghan
Kings County
Hoffman
Earle and Senate Remain in Standoff Over Relief Funds
Governor Earle pushes for 55 million relief sum while Republicans seek a cut. Senate leaders propose 45 million. conflict moves toward a conference committee. Mayor Wilson travels from Philadelphia to Harrisburg to broker a compromise. Earle criticizes Senate for not funding relief and plans two public addresses to rally support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page
Earle
Senate
Philadelphia
Upstate
Shenandoah
S. Davis Wilson
Harrisburg
House
Wilson
Overloaded Truck Driver Fined in Charles City
Paul Clifford of Charles City Iowa was fined 50 dollars and costs by Justice of the Peace J D Hill today. Patrolman Clair Myers arrested him for driving an automobile truck that was dangerously overloaded by 3400 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Clifford
Charles City
Iowa
Justice of the Peace
J. D. Hill
Clair Myers
Gore Concedes Defeat in Oklahoma Primary
Oklahoma City July 4 Senator Thomas P Gore conceded defeat in the Democratic Senate nomination race as early returns placed him fourth. Josh Lee led the eight-man field with 110,611 votes, Marland second, Smith third, Hyde top among Republicans in early tallies from 2,188 of 3,411 precincts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Thomas P.gore
Oklahoma
U. S. Senate
Josh Lee
W. Marland
Gomer Smith
Townsend Plan
Lee
Marland
Smith
Herbert K. Hyde
Irschel
Republcan
Horace McKeever
Enid
Billion seen for British defense bill in Commons
London reports three new estimates in the House of Commons for a defense program approaching a billion dollars. Government officials say additional appropriations of 100 million dollars or more will be sought to bolster army, navy, and air forces. Sources expect total new requests to reach 75 to 125 million dollars, lifting the overall defense budget toward roughly 990 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
iPi
House of Commons
Great Britain
Parliaiment
The
Commons
Navy
Air Force
Nation Grapples With Heat Toll and Crop Losses
The country faces at least 50 deaths from heat and widespread fires in Montana Wyoming and South Dakota. Heat-crippled pavements crack in Bloomington and Oak Park. Duluth police work in shirt sleeves for warmth. The Mississippi River drops to record lows while Montana and Nebraska faces severe crop losses. Roosevelt notes no starvation, with government estimates predicting about 600 million bushels of wheat and a 150 million carryover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Oak Park
Duluth
Mississippi
Rock Island
Ill
Wisconsin
Walter Welford
North Dakota
Cal Ward
Lincoln
Neb
Dakotas
Montana
Nebraska Counies
Saskatchewan
Roosevelt
Cadman Fights For Life In Plattsburgh Hospital
Dr Cadman battling peritonitis and ruptured appendix reported holding his own though critical Frederick L Cadman son of the famed churchman said the trend will be clearer in three or four days The Pine Flats preaching plan notes Rev Waller E Brown will preach at Pine Flats Church July 12 everyone invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsburgh
N. Y
Parkes Cadman
Frederick L. Cadman
Pine Flats
Waller E. ‘Brown
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Committee
Industrial Organization of Steel Workers
Moorhead
Minnesota
Steel Union
Wharles Short
BM Ty Auditor
Greenville, D. C.o
Western Plains
Alex Finley
Mount Vernon
Wash
A. D. Frets
Mr. McMaster
Altho
William Schuster
Lyale Law
National League
American
Florence Thompson
Davies County
Rainey Bethea
Bethea
Owensboro
Thompson
Kiwanis
Gore
British Defense
Wyoming
DR. Cadman
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