Dove of Peace Hovered Over Steel Industry
Washington June 1 The dove of peace hovered over the steel and textile industries as Recovery Administrator Hugh S Johnson warned steel unions to settle disputes without delay. He denied special plans and suggested a board of arbitration might weld opposing views, citing the Detroit automotive workers settlement as a model. Johnson planned talks with textile leaders to avert a textile strike threatening 250,000 workers and noted government limits on production amid NRA curbs.
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Dove of Peace
Hugh
Johnson
Iron and Steel Institute
White House
Cnde
Detroit Automotive Workers Settlement
Robert F. Wagner
National Labor Board
NRA
Hugh S. Johnson
Thomas F. McMahon
United Textile Workers
Toledo
O—Central Labor Union
Roosevelt
Electric Auto-Life
Toledo Edisond
San Francisco
Buffalo
Tugmen
Pekin
National Guardsmen
American Quistilling Company
Tamaqua
Official Whose Girl Suicide Withdraws From Governor Race
Sacramento June 1 AP State Treasurer Charles G Johnson withdrew as a Republican gubernatorial candidate after his daughter Virginia 2% died Monday night. Police say self immolation, Johnson asserts murder. He has served three terms and will seek re election as treasurer.
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Sacramento
Calif
Charles G. Woehnson
Virginia
Johnson
President signals readiness to discuss debts with debtor nations
A presidential statement emphasizes willingness to discuss debts with debtor nations, stressing that U S. repayment depends on how resources are used. The president reiterates that debt is separate from reparations and that each nation may seek talks with the United States. A Harvard professor notes six kinds of cancer cells while a French doctor identifies one variety in humans.
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United States
Harvard University
Local News Briefs Carry Mulling Items
Marriage licenses issued to James W. Lawrence of Atlanta Georgia and Gertrude Howard of Springfield Missouri. A taxi bumper was torn off in a minor collision at Latzyette and Capital. Secretary of State Dwight Brown hosted a barbecue near Wardsville for officials and families. Parole sought by Henry Kallenbach serving five years for larceny. Duel revolver challenge led to a police loger incident. A false promissory note complaint against William Angerer filed. Capt. J D Heiry returns to Chicago after mobile address system work. Macl Nichols pleads guilty under the Dyer Act. Jefferson City swelters with 102 degree heat. Missouri River at 3.60 feet. An air trip to Kansas City to visit a sick friend. Two cars burn damaged by fires. Water service cut by auto accident near Marshall and East Capital. Second livestock sale planned by Chamber of Commerce. Optimist Club formed in Jefferson City with officers named. Wright City Bank liquidation proceeds divided between state department and local bank. Two other tech notes on trans-oceanic scrambler and human body ice note.
Texas Wheat Harvest Opens With First Carload Sold
Texas and Oklahoma wheat growers begin harvest as combines operate along the southern fringe of the wheat belt. Denton county and Grandfield area report first carloads sold at about 80 cents a bushel, with Texas crop forecast near 23 million bushels, two times last year.
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Texas
Oklahoma
Denton County
Midwest
Lone Star
Wichita Falls
Grandfield
Galveston
Fredericktown
Okla
Tillman County
Porter Hickerson
Port Worth
Roscoe Brubaker
G O P Women 10 Meet Tomorrow in Missouri Capitol
Republican women from across Missouri gather in Jefferson City for the annual State Federation of Republican Women's Clubs convention. Officers for two-year terms will be chosen. 100 organizations send two delegates with total membership over 50,000. The session opens at 12 noon in the House chamber as local and visiting leaders oversee arrangements.
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Jefferson City
State Federation of Republican Women’s Clubs
Republican Club
Chamber of the House of Representatives
Capitol
Mabel ‘Thompson
Socialists open convention seeking Roosevelt overthrow
Detroit June 1 The Socialist party opened its biennial convention with a call for a cooperative commonwealth and a new government system. Norman Thomas, a two time presidential candidate, attacked Roosevelt policies as prosperity via starvation and denounced the NRA AAA and other New Deal programs as capitalist. Official sessions began today through June 3 with potential drastic platform changes and election of the two year national executive committee chairman.
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Co-Operative Commonwealth
Roosevelt
Norman Thomas
NRA
AAA
Thomas
Socialist Party
Deligutes
Prosecution Seeks Federal Help in Johnson Slaying Probe
St Louis County prosecutor Arthur Anderson flew to Washington to ask the Attorney General for federal agents to aid in the Johnson murder investigation. Edna Booker, a life-term convict and mother of Johnson’s daughter, testified before a special grand jury in Clayton as officials pursue influence in the Kelley kidnapping case. The June 11 trial date for five defendants, including Nellie Tipton Muench, looms as the case widens.
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Arthur Anderson
Washington
Cummings
Feneral
John C. Johnson
Witnness
Kelley
Anderson
Johnson
St. Louis County
Isaac D. Kelly
Jefferson City
Clayton
Edna Booker
John Johnson
Harry Newbold
Booker
Bart Davitt
Kelly
Motor magnate Daven from U S by gang threat
London reports say BE L Cord, American aviation magnate, and family are safe at the Cord estate in the English countryside after kidnaping threats. Cord refuses comment but says he is not permanently in England. he regards his visit as business and plans to return to dinners with his sons.
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BE. L. Cord
Beverly Hills
Calif
Cord
United Press
England
Crusaders
Dizzy Dean Refuses Uniform Over Brother Pay Rise
In Pittsburgh on June 1 Dizzy Dean, star pitcher for the St. Louis Cardinals, refused to wear a uniform until his brother Paul, also a pitcher, received a $2,000 salary increase. President Sam Breadon expressed surprise at the development as Dean threatened to quit unless the salary issue was resolved.
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Dizzy Dean
St. Louis Cardinals
Pirates
Paul
Hief
Sam
SP. Louis
Sam Breadon
Cardinals
Breacon
Dean
Brea
Dean brothers top Cardinals list with Dizzy and Paul
The dorm report notes the Dean brothers have 11 names on the Cardinals this season with Dizzy collecting 6 and Paul 3. It marks Paul Dean’s major league debut. Basutoland, a British crown colony near Africa, received its first postage stamps since 1964.
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Dizzy
Paul
Basutol
Africa
Lazia Appeal Set For Omaha Hearings Next October
The appeal of John Lazia, a north side political leader, over fines and a jail sentence in a federal case for failure to file income tax returns will be argued in Omaha next October. Attorney Walsh, who defended Lazia at trial, received notice that the United States Circuit Court of Appeals in St. Louis slated the case on its docket.
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Omaha
Defame Walsh
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