Guardsmen patrol Ohio strike center ends fear in Mahoning Valley
National guardsmen deployed along a 25 mile front in Ohio to guard a planned steel mill reopening. The operation, ordered by the governor and approved by President Roosevelt, aimed to prevent clashes between CIO pickets and pro-work groups as 26,000 workers faced potential layoffs. Police arrested 113, seizing weapons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Mahoning Valley
Roosevelt
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Steel Union
Lewis’ Committee For Industrial Organization
National Guard
Charles Fagan
CIO
Akron
Lewis’ Rubber Union
National
Ohio
Mahoning River
Brier Hill
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
Warren
Roy Hardman
Republic Steel
Playground Association of Indiana Plans Summer Programs
At a meeting in a Presbyterian church, Norman Koontz and Helen Broderick outlined Indiana playground progress and summer plans including Friday swim periods mushball games doll exhibits pet shows and an July 2 evening band program at West End School. The group voted to hire an extra assistant for handcraft storytelling and singing games with duties split between East End and West End schools. Harold Williams was authorized to obtain compensation insurance for the three assistants. Donations totaling 700 were announced from many groups including Indiana Board of Education 225 Indiana Borough Council 200 Lion's Club 25 Junior Women's Civic Club 25 and others. parents and visitors were invited to see the playgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Playground Association of Indiana
Presbyterian Church
Norman Koontz
Helen Broderick
Indiana
West End
East End
Earl Hewitt
Harold Williams
Playground Association
Norah T. Johnson
Indiana Board of Education
Indiana Borough Council
Lion's Club
Junior
Congress Has Busy Program
Washington June 22 Congressional chieftains voiced concern over the volume of vital legislation to pass by June 30, including half a dozen appropriation bills and the nuisance tax bill. Deadlines loom for farm credit loans and Civilian Conservation Corps extension, while House Senate talks center on wage hour rules and other proposals.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Jefferson Island
House
Senate
Farm Credit Administration
Senate Banking Committee
Civilian Conservation Corps
Congressional
Treasury
Bridges
Hughes, Jr. Mentioned in Hull–Dwight Contract Discussion
Leming said Hughes Schurman and Dwight firm dissolved last week. Senator Harrison urged clear details. Leming noted Dwight had 1932 income possibly wiped out by a $143,000 deduction and a contract with Standard Life Insurance Company of the Bahamas. Representative Treadway pressed on whether Dwight tried to conceal the contract, to which Leming said more would come later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leming
Hughes, Schurman and Dwight
Harrison
D-Miss
Dwight
Standard Life Insurance Company, Ltd
Bahamas
Glen Campbell Man Is Arrested After Street Collision
George Bone, 39, of Glen Campbell R D 1, was arrested by Chief William J. Kelley after a collision on Philadelphia street. He was held for grand jury on charges of failure to stop, render aid, and disclose identity following a highway accident. Bond set at 1500 dollars allowed release. Bone claimed he was not driving the car.
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William J. Kelley
Philadelphia
George Bone
Glen Campbell
R. D
Justice of the Peace
Jay D. Hill
Indiana County
Bone
Robert P. Greiner
Pittsburgh
Kelley
Lewis Leads Bid to Halt Steel Plant Reopenings
John L. Lewis pleaded with Governor Davey and Labor Secretary Perkins to curb what he called a “butchery” as Republic and Youngstown Sheet and Tube planned to reopen plants. Mediators faced limits with no compulsion power while troops arrived in the steel region amid a seven state strike impasse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Lewis
Cleveland
Davey
Perkins
Republic
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Youngstown
Tom Girdler
Girdler
Republics
Lewis
CIO
Inland Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Taft
Stel Company
Johnstown
Youngstown Company
Roosevelt
Lightning Kills Man Injures Girl in Philadelphia
June 22 a lightning strike near the Schuylkill River left James Vanelli 64 dead and 10 year old Edith Rosetti unconscious with a skull fracture. Edith reported a man following her mother and sister as they sought shelter after the flash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Schuylkill River
James Vanelli
Zeile Rosetti
Ramona
Edith Rosetti
President orders steel plants stay closed in Ohio strike
President directs mediation board requests Youngstown plant not to open Tuesday morning. Governor Davey sends troops to Mahoning valley to prevent riot and bloodshed while keeping operating plants on strike basis and disarming non officers. Authorities pledge strict neutrality and control after back to work efforts falter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Labor
Sleep Mediation Board
Charles P. Taft
Youngstown
Mahoning Valley
Davey
Britain Rejects Naval Display Against Spain
Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden told the House of Commons Britain will not join any German sought naval demonstration off Spain to warn the Spanish government. He blamed foreign fighters in Spain as the main trouble and said London aims to recall some foreign fighters immediately as part of an evacuation plan.
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London
Great Britain
Spain
Anthony Eden
House of Commons
Germany
Third Reich
Leipzig
France
Britain
Vatenvia
Fden
Eden
Polar Pilot Sees Flights Across Continents
Cheksloff, who flew 5,000 miles across Siberia last year for training, calls the transpolar hop the most interesting and useful. He recalls ice fields, crevices, and glaciers, no open water, and a 22 degree below zero voyage. Oxygen shortage at altitude and magnetic pole effects challenged instruments, with a sun compass used nearly throughout, a clockwork device by Admiral Byrd for Antarctic flights.
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Page One
Cheksloff
Siberia
Pole
Richard E. Byrd
Senators weigh Johnstown strike probe plea
Senators Bridges and McKellar discussed a Johnstown Pennsylvania citizens committee request for a post office strike investigation. Hearings may resume tomorrow with potential witness testimony from the Johnstown group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bridges
R-Nh
McKellar
D-Tenn
Post Office Committee
Citizens Committee of
Johnstown
Judge Scores Third Degree in Monaghan Case
Pittsburgh judge William H McNaugher charged jurors in the murder trial of District Attorney James A Reilly. He said third degree methods used during Monaghan interrogation were abhorrent and urged the jury to consider whether Reilly heard or witnessed abuse. The charge allowed second degree murder voluntary manslaughter or acquittal if reasonable doubt persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
William H. McNaugher
James A. Reilly
Frank C. Monaghan
Fayette County
Bertillion
Reilly
McNaugher
Charles J. Margiotti
Monaghan
Uniontown
John C. Wall
Bertillon
John Duggan
Ambridge Reinstates Cops After Tear Gas Protest
Ambridge council rehired Acting Police Chief Richard P. O'Neill and Patrolmen Joseph Jornevic and William Damis with extra overtime pay after their resignations over tear gas used to break up a strikers' demonstration. The reinstatement follows Caul's protest and grants bonuses for past overtime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambridge
Burgess P. J. Caul
Council
Richard P. O'Neill
Joseph Jornevic
William Damis
Earle Cancels Johnstown Trip Under Martial Law
Harrisburg June 22 Governor Earle canceled his plane trip into the Johnstown steel area under martial law. Weather prevented the earlier attempt and press of other duties made it impossible today. He said it was indefinite when he would visit Johnstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Earle
Johnstown
Drownings in attempt at double rescue on river
Twenty two year old John Bebble drowned trying to rescue a girl and her brother from an undercurrent in the Clarion River. John Detwiler of Johnsonburg pulled the three from the water. Catherine and Frank Francis were revived. Francis had leaped in to aid his sister. Read the Gazette Classified Ads.
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ST. Marys
John Bebble
Clarion River
John Detwiler
Johnsonburg
Catherine
Frank Francis
Francis
Lamme Medal Awarded to Frank Conrad in Milwaukee
The 1936 Lamme Medal, highest honor of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers, was awarded to Frank Conrad of Pittsburgh founder of KDKA at the opening session of the summer convention. The medal honors his pioneering work in electric metering and protective systems, established by the late Benjamin G. Lamme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Lamme
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
Frank Conrad
Fittsburgh
KDKA
Conrad
Benjamin G. Lamme
Westinghouse and Manufacturing Company
State relief control debated as Senate votes loom
Washington June 2012 Senator Vandenberg proposes a substitute for the administration relief bill calling for 1.25 billion dollars to aid states and 100 million for a federal relief board to replace the Works Progress Administration. The plan aims to shift unemployment relief to state control amid five days of Senate debate as Robinson’s amendment to require state and city cost sharing fails. Senators Borah and Glass back Robinson’s approach, while Barkley taunts the plan’s revival from the “mildewed tomb” of prior campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Vandenberg
R-Mich
Federal Relief Board
Works Progress Administration
Senate
Senator Barkley
D-Ky
London
Barkley
Robinson
D-Ark
Byrnes
1D-Sc
House
Public Works Administration
Strike Ouster Sought to Enforce Mill Occupation
In Philadelphia on June 22 Attorneys for Apex Hosiery Bill filed in U S District Court for immediate enforcement of a Circuit Court of Appeals order to eject 250 sit down strikers from the plant. U S Marshal Reing warned strikers last night against property damage as they have occupied the mill since May 6 demanding union recognition. The Court of Appeals denounced the strikers as lawless and criminal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Apex
U. S. District Court
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
U. S
Joseph Reing
Court of Appeals
Pittsburgh WPA Sit-in Over Dismissed Workers
About 15 members of the Workers Alliance spent the night at the WPA headquarters to protest the dismissal of 8,000 county WPA employees. They carried blankets and food, predicting 200 or more would join the sit-in, sending messages to President Roosevelt and Mayor Scully demanding reinstatement and recognition of the Alliance as bargaining agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Workers Alliance
Works Progress Administration
WPA
Roosevelt
C. B. Scully
Alliance
Stock market index terms and corporate names list
A dense OCR fragment listing many company names across industries from American and global firms. It includes automakers, oil firms, radio and electronics, steel, tobacco, railroads, and utilities with scattered numbers and a stray date-like token. Names such as Ford, General Electric, Standard Oil, Penn RR, and Studebaker appear amid ticker-like figures and percentages.
Governor Earle closes Cambria plant after 1877 strike ruling
In Harrisburg on June 22 Governor Earle shut Bethlehem Steel's Cambria plant at Johnstown citing a Supreme Court decision on the 1877 railroad strike. Attorney General Margiotti's office noted the governor's power to intervene amid rioting in Pittsburgh and threats of renewed violence. The plant was placed under state police guard as miners and strikers threatened peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Earle
Cambria
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Johnstown
Department of Justice
Thomas W. Bender
Charles J. Margiotti
Pittsburgh
Supreme Court
Commonwealth
United States
Markets Livestock and Produce from Pittsburgh Market News
Hogs active on June 22 with gains 15 to 25 cents. weights 180 to 230 pounds up. 250 lbs up. sows down. Cattle quoted steady with good to choice steers 10.75 to 19.25. calves steady. vealers 9.50 to 10.00. Sheep slow to steady. spring lambs 12.00 to 13.90. yearlings 8.00 down. Produce notes moderate demand. apples steady by carload, various varieties 2.00 to 2.50 per basket. potatoes steady. butter unsettled. eggs firm.
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Pittsburgh
Tennessee
Alabama
North Carolina
Louisiana Bliss
California
Maine
Green Mountains
Reduced Force Guards Cambria Steel Sector
A reduced force of state policemen and highway patrolmen guarded the Cambria works of Bethlehem Steel in Johnstown under martial law. About 100 to 140 officers were withdrawn, leaving 35 troopers and 300 patrolmen on duty as 296 maintenance workers remained at the plant. The governor’s order followed a threatened 40,000-strong miners march. the march was canceled and martial law may be recalled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U- Johnstown
Cambria
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
A. 5
Janeway
Committee For Industrial Organization
Lawrence Campbell
Chamber of Commerce
Styles Bridges
Senate Strike Investigatin Committee
Johnstown
Campbell
Bridges
Bethlehem
Grain and poultry market notes with regional price figures
Regional price lists show Southern Ohio and Kentucky poultry values with hens and broilers quoted. turkeys and ducks also listed. Grain futures in Chicago on June 22 moved mixed as showers in Canada influenced markets with July and September wheat and corn futures lifting from early declines.
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Chicago
Beatrice Lyle Found Dead in Gas filled Lancaster Apartment
Mrs Beatrice Russell Lyle 28 of Lancaster was found dead in a gas filled apartment. A note beside her read I am very tired of life TM I would rather be dead. Deputy coroner Dr Z Trexler termed death as self inflicted.
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Lancaster
Beatrice Russell Lyle
Z. Trexler
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Phila
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Valeri Chkalov
A. Vv. Bellakov
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Borah
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Glass
D-Va
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Beth Steel
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Chrysler
Con Oil Corp
Pred Crane Co
Dei Lack
Douglas Aire du Pont
el Auto
Fond
Cal
Studebaker
Texas Corp
Time Rall
TransAmerica
Airer Corp
United Corp
United Gas US Indus
Us&s Rubber A & Steel
Vanadium West UN Te
West el and
Woolworth
Curb— Ark
Nat Gas
Elec
Fennroad Corp
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Cambria Steel Sector
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