Democrats Face Heavy Task for Congress Action
Washington June 28 Democrats in Congress settle to pass a sweeping Roosevelt program. Leaders push court reform wage and hour measures and government reorganization while a tenant farmers bill faces the House. Speaker Rayburn predicts a long session likely into August or September as lawmakers seek adjournment.
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Jefferson Island
Chesapeake Bay
Robinson
Arkansas
Senate
House
Wallace
Naval Academy
Annapalis
Rayburn
Texas
Wheeler
Montana
O'Mahoney
Wyoming
King
Utah
Lamneck
Ohio
Many Return to Mill Jobs as Picketing Concludes
The article reports that a Bethlehem mill saw workers returning to jobs with no official total released. Strikers had warned of a showdown while most pickets gathered at the lower Franklin gate. A woman spat at a non-striker. police reprimanded and released her. About 50 persons followed the six others.
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Corporation
Bethlehem
Franklin Gate
Indiana native D S Beyer dies at 57 in Boston
David S Beyer, 57, VP and chief engineer of Liberty Mutual, died after a weeklong illness in Newton Mass. Born March 12 1881 in Indiana County Pennsylvania, he attended Grove City College class of 1898 and earned an honorary degree last year. He wrote on safety, produced films, and leaves a widow Ernes tine Coburn Beyer a son Richard two daughters Barbara Janet and a sister Mrs Norman W Storer of Pittsburgh.
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Newton
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David S. Beyer
Liberty Mutual Insurance Company
Boston
Indiana County
Beyer
iGrove City College
Grove City
People's Natural Gas Company
American Steel & Wire Company
Infantry
Ernestine Coburn Beyer
Richard
Barbara
Janet
Norman W. Storer l
Pittsburgh
Steel strike leaders push renewed picket lines near Bethlehem plant
James Mark, leader of the Steel Workers Organizing Committee, says the union has begun its fight as 4,000 to 5,000 workers enter Bethlehem Steel plant after martial law ends. A park rally in Cambria County draws about 2,500 supporters amid warnings of continued coercion by the Committee for Industrial Organization.
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Burgess Michael Sewak
Franklin Borough
James Mark
George H. Earle
Sidney D. Evans
eBthiche
Willam A. Clark
Cambria County
Michael J. Boyle
Johnstown
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Mark
Bethlehem Steel
United Mine Workers of America
John Hubert Stanton
Westmount Presbyterian Church
Citizen's Committee
Ratso
Committee For Industrial Organization
Big parley urged to cut gas prices across nine states
Buffalo N Y June 2 A ten state parley to study methods of lowering gasoline prices and setting quality standards was urged by Assemblyman Harold D Erlich head of a New York joint legislative committee tasked to investigate the gasoline and oil industry He proposed a three day conference in Chicago or Detroit in August for officials from Pennsylvania New Jersey Massachusetts Michigan Kansas Virginia Wisconsin Illinois and Washington The conference would focus on public control and regulation and whether it should be state or federal and on uniform grading laws to ensure high quality gasoline and oils at minimum prices Erlich said reforms from united action would be greater than if states act separately Three states have enacted grading laws since the start of the year the committee was given 20000 to continue its work
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N. Y
Harold D. Erlich
New York State
Chicago
Detroit
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Michigan
Kansas
Virginia
Wisconsin
Mlinois
Washinngton
Erlich
United Action
Efrich
Hitler Tells New Policies On Spanish War
German leader outlines dependent action to safeguard Germany amid the Spanish civil war. He links economic needs to possible support for a nationalist government in Spain. Submarine sinkings and warnings of broader conflict loom as Britain France and Moscow assess intervention risks.
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der Fuewyngl
Reich
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Valencia
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Berlin
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Paris
Moscow
Fire and crash injure motorists near Indiana as wrecks occur
A truck tractor and semi trailer loaded with radios burned on the Benjamin Franklin Highway seven miles east of Indiana, injuring driver C Conger of Fremont who escaped serious harm. Kathryn Wells, 56, of Sagamore, was seriously hurt when her automobile left Route 119 on Monkey College hill and crashed late yesterday. The injuries and identities involve Rayne Township and local authorities.
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Highway Patrol reports Western Pa crash sequence and Nazi rally notes
The report covers a crash sequence on the William Penn Highway near Blairsville with injuries to drivers and passengers, plus a Berlin dispatch on Adolf Hitler applauding Nazi economic delegates and Goering and Schacht addressing the International Chamber of Commerce. It notes multiple regional accidents and fatalities across Derry, Pittsburgh, Bloomsburg, Harrisburg, Montgomery, Johnstown, Philadelphia, Bradford, and other towns, with liquor influence cited in one case. The piece also mentions Spain’s mineral riches as Germany seeks colonial interests and a Nazi salute at a public gathering.
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State Highway Patrol
D. J. Wells
Howell T. Hall
Seattle
Wash
Charles BE. Loughner
Blairsville
Pauline Shorts
Betty Shaffer
Wayne McKee
Joseph Williamson
Pittsburgh
William Penn
Loughner
Williamson
Indiana County
Justice of the Peace
Gere Donahey
Cherryhill Township
Berlin
Adolf Hiller
Nazi Germany
International Chamber of Commerce
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Germany
Halmar Schacht
der Fuhhrer
Goering
F. H. Fentener van Viissingen
Netherlands
United States
der Fuehrer
Wurzburg
Hiller
Reich
Spain
Derry
Clymer
Harold Mallow
Albert Wheelhouse
Jamestown
John Aldrich
Kansas City
Bloomsburg
Albert Rutoski
Harrisburg
Dan H. Shoemaker
Lemoyne
Montgomery
Melbin Starr
Hughesville
William, Hassen
Laporte
Johnstown
John Hershberger
Philadelphia
Walter Fankowski
Bradford
Julian Rondenell
Portland
N.Y
Red House Lake
Lester
Edward W. Casper
Gerald Kinding
Path to the Electric Chair in Irwin Case
Irwin spent five hours in a police cell awaiting a 9 am lineup and murder court arraignment. Police chief Dodge said a complete confession was made but unsigned. Dr Werthen, a Bellevue psychiatrist and friend of the defendant, visited the sculptor in custody.
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Dodge
Werthen
Bellevue Hospital
Cleveland
Irwin tells murder tale to police in Chicago
A suspect in three month old murders, Irwin, a minister's son, described the killings to a Chicago newspaper and police. He fled after being confronted about his identity, was later brought to New York by detectives, and questioned again by investigators about the motive and sequence of the crimes.
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Chicago
Irwin
Turing
New York
Floyd Bennett
Ronnie
Mary
Gedeon
Rudner
Ethel
Irewin
Frank Byrnes
Russell E. Blaisdell
Rockland State Hospital
Blaisdell
Rockland Hospital
P. O. Committee Ends Hearing on Memorial Day Clash
The Post Office Committee ends its hearing and leaves the strike situation to the Senate civil liberties committee. A Wednesday investigation will probe the Memorial Day clash between strikers and Chicago police, after reporting sufficient interference with the mails inquiry.
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Senate Civil Liberties Committee
Chicago
Post Ofice Committee
McKellar
D-Tenn
Senate
Stocks rise with mixed gains across industrials
Daily market roundup shows notable gains for Am Can Am Tel and Tel Anaconda and United Corp while Dow components like General Electric and U S Steel post modest increases. Industrials such as Packard and Chrysler advance, with Bay area refiners and utilities contributing to a cautious rally amid mixed volume and several declines in smaller issues.
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Transamerica
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United Corp
United Gas Imp
Indus Alco
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US Steel
Vanadium
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Curb
Ohio Governor Urges Mills Kept Closed Until Settlement
The governor backs keeping steel mills shut as talks continue with leaders Tom Girdler and Frank Purnell to force an agreement. Secretary Perkins presses a proposal, while CIO leaders warn of further actions. Republic Steel in Cleveland remains closed as investigations into June riots proceed. The strike has cost 12 lives and about 220 injured. Prosecutors plan a grand jury look into the Weirton incident and union leaders press for NLRB action against alleged coercion. The governor emphasizes law and order and notes labor’s new power must not undermine rights.
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Tom Girdler
Republic. Steel
Frank Purnell
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Columbus
Perkins
Edward F
McGrady
Ohio
CIO
Clinton S. Golden
Pittsburgh
SWOC
E. Weir
Chiirman
Weirton Steel Company
Weirton
W. Va
Weirton Mills
Hatchet
Golden
Weir
Philip Murray
John L. Lewis
Republic Steel Mills
Cleveland
Youngstown
Ambrose
Canton Mills
Warren
Republic Steel
National Labor Relations Board
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Oficsals
Jason
United State
Obituary Isabel Buffone Dies at 59 in Punxsutawney
Isabel Buffone, aged 59, died at Adrian Hospital Punxsutawney at 4 30 this morning. Her body was removed to Bowser Funeral Home Plumville to be taken to her Beyer home this evening. A complete obituary will be published tomorrow.
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Isabel Buffone
Adrian Hospital
Punxsutawney
Bowser
Plumville
Beyer
Flynn Predicts GOP Victory In 1940
John T. Flynn forecasts a GOP comeback in 1940 amid a mood of disaffection toward the current administration. He spoke to the Tamiment Economic and Social Institute, saying third-term talk for Roosevelt is unfounded and that Republican strength will return. Ferdinand Pecora urged careful regard for unionism, noting 30 years of bad law and ethics have not yet yielded full acceptance of collective bargaining, predicting ongoing labor unrest.
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Sune
John T. Flynn
Tamiment Economic and Social Institute
Roosevelt
Ferdinand Fpecora
New York
Markets Produce and Livestock Report from Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh July market notes show moderate demand for produce with apples and other fruits listed by car lots and quality grades. potatoes and butter prices noted, eggs and cheese steady. poultry weights and prices included. Livestock quotes cover hogs, cattle, calves, and sheep with direct sales, price ranges, and comparable prior levels. Wheat futures in Chicago move downward after early gains amid expectations of large harvest supplies.
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Butter Steady
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Standards
Southern Ohio
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