Girdler Attacks Murray in Senate Steel Hearing
Tom Girdler chairman of Republic Steel testifies before a Senate committee charging Philip Murray and the CIO with lawlessness and aiming to recruit members rather than secure workers' rights. He presents seized weapons as evidence, defends poststrike work, and outlines five principles for peace including free choice to join, secret ballots on strikes, and union accountability.
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Washington
Tom Girdler
Republic Steel
Senate
Philip Murray
Steel Workers Organizing ‘Committee
Guffey
D. Pa
Girdier
Senate Post Office Committee
Republic
Murray
Girdler
Bridges
Gulley
McKellar
D. Tenn
Ohio
CIO
John L. Lewis
Murray “H
Kent
John Lewis
CIG
Mat Girdler
Woman Drowned In Missouri River Search Continues
Boonville officials dragged the Missouri river for the body of Mrs. Eula Ham Johnson 51 after her shoes were found on the bank. She had been seriously ill for months and disappeared from home yesterday. The report mentions the Underground Railway station at Piccadilly Circus opening on December 10, 2.
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Boonville
Cooper County
Missouri
Eula Ham Johnson
Piccadilly Circus
London
Hitchhike killer on trial for life in Arkansas
Lester Brockelhurst, 23, Illinois youth who hitchhiked with a pistol, stands trial for the murder of Victor Gates in Lonore near Little Rock. The state seeks the electric chair. Bernice Felton and Joe Hunt testified as key witnesses. Brockelhurst confessed to killing Gates and two others. Defense claims mental imbalance. doctors say sane.
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Lonore
Ark
Lester Brockelhurst
Illinois
Victor , Gates
Little Rock
Gates
Here
Bernice Felton
Brockenhurst
Joe Hunt
New York
Miss Felton
Hunt
Brockelhurst
Haworth Named Administrator in State Plan
Haworth will chair a four member bipartisan advisory committee in each county under a new state commission plan. Four paid secretaries will be named, with no gap in administration of activities. Monthly assistant grants for dependent children start, with 1.5 million state and .75 million federal funds. Total 48 million to be administered, including 34 million for old age assistance and 9 million for relief. A bird sanctuary near Cape Girardeau is set aside by J R Koiso for the Missouri Audubon Society, with a 20 year renewable lease for 20 acres of river bluff woodland.
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State Commission
ST. Louis
River Bluff
Cape Girardeau
J. R. Koiso
Missouri Audubon Society
Steel strikes threaten plants as militiamen enforce court order
The Youngstown Sheet & Tube and Republic Steel plants closed after a strike call. Militia guards disarm pickets and ensure safe entry for workers. NLRB probes Montgomery Ward unfair labor practices as Ford and Inland Steel face mediation talks. UAW circulates Ford union edition among Detroit 89,300 workers amid sit down at Kelvinator. President Roosevelt urged as final arbiter in steel dispute.
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Youngstown Sheet & Tube Company
Republic Steel
Gilson D. Light
Mahoning Valley
Republic
Niles
National Labor Relations Board
Kansas City
Montgomery Ward & Co
George Q. Pratt
NLRB
I.nvestigate
Detroit
A-Detroit
Ford Rouge
Harry H. Bennett
Ford
Everett Moore
Uaw.a
United Automobile Worker
Kelvinator
Nash-Kelvinator Corporation
Cleveland
L. E. Block
Inland Steel Co
E. S. Ballard
Brock
Philip Murray
John L. Lewis
C.I.O
Father kills three children wife and self in Pa village
Arthur Wy Crewe 42 a railroad brakeman killed his wife and three children Florence 10 Denis 4 Virginia 2 then killed himself in Murraysville area western Pennsylvania. Neighbors had noted a recent fire that destroyed their home and the family had lived in a garage conversion while the father had shown signs of worry prior to the incident.
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Murraysville
Pennsylvania
H. A. McMurray
Westmoreland County
Arthur Wy. Crewe
Joseph J. Conwell
Crewe
Florence
Denis
Virginia
William
Lawrence
Pap
Mary
Irma
Mom
Richard
Level Green
Suit Dismissed Over St Louis Jefferson Memorial Project
Justice James M. Proctor dismissed a suit by 37 property owners to block federal participation in the $30 million Jefferson memorial project in St Louis. The action follows the Supreme Court’s refusal to review an appeals court ruling denying an injunction against Secretary Ickes proceeding with the project.
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Washington
James M. Proctor
Federal District Court
St. Louis
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Ickes
Strikers seize plant as NLRB election proceeds in New Jersey
Murray spoke at a Cleveland press conference. At Perth Amboy authorities guarded the American Smelting and Refining company plant while sitdown strikers held it and CLO members were allowed to bring food to those inside as the National Labor Relations Board moved to conduct an election.
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Murray
Cleveland
Perth Amboy
N. J
American Smelting and Refining Company
National Labor Relations Board
CLO
KWOS Radio Friday Schedule Highlights
Radio program rundown from early morning to late night listing show times and segments across music news sports and entertainment featuring Reveille Farm News Xavier Cugat King’s Men and the St. Louis Cardinals Giants game with a final note on Battle of the Bands schedule ending at 7 30pm with last entry listed as V30 OfE
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Sons of the Pioneer
Missouri Farm News
Housekeeping
Hollywood
St. Louis Cardinals
Giants
Cugat
Mid-State Motors
MUST RECOGNIZE LOUIS AS HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMP
Springfield, Missouri reports Walker Wear of the New York boxing commission said New York will recognize Joe Louis as heavyweight champion despite a suspended Braddock activity. He indicated New York would approve a bout in which Louis or Braddock competes and would not block a Louis Schmeling matchup if proposed.
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Walker Wear
New York Boxing Commission
New York
Joe Louis
Jim Braddock xxx
Louis
Wear
New York Commission
Braddock
Propasa
Schmeling
Tax probe names Dupont and others in holding company tax cuts
Treasury official Joe Helvering disclosed during a congressional inquiry that Andrew Mellon Pierre Du Pont and John J. Raskob are among 17 holding company owners cited as using deductions to cut 1936 taxes. He reported 1,300 holdings saved 2.64 million dollars and 4,516 holdings may show nine million in reductions. He noted legality, not illegality, and stressed personal returns would yield higher revenue.
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Washington
Andrew W. Mellon
Pierre du Pont
John J. Raskob
Guy T. Helvering
Yes
Senate-House
Treasury
Helvering
Federal Treasury
Thomas W. Lamont
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
Roy W. Howard
W. S. Paley
Robert P. Scripps
Former Knox County official dies at 96 in Edina
Emmett Bradshaw, 96, longtime Knox County circuit clerk, died at his Edina home last night of heart disease. He also served as county collector.
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Edina
Emmett Bradshaw
Cats Aid
Knox County
Local births and medical notices from St Marys hospital
Pick-ups Chester Pollock and Mrs Pollock of 621 McCarty street are parents of a son born at St Marys hospital. Ruth Meloy of 109 W Filemore returned home after an appendectomy at St Marys hospital. Lloyd W King, schools superintendent, left for Detroit to attend the NEA June 26 to July 1 as Missouri's delegate. Anna Donnahue of 609 West McCarty street operated on for removal of a tooth at St Marys hospital. Dorothy Johnson of 228 East Ashley street and Lillian Brown of 1418 Monroe street underwent appendectomies at St Marys hospital. O W Wright of 131 West McCarty street admitted for medical treatment, slightly improved. John Wiles of Ulman admitted last night, condition little changed.
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Chester Pollock
County Daily
Ruth Meloy
W. Filemore
St. Mary's Hospital
Lloyd W. King
Detroit
Mich
National Educational Association
Mr. King
Missouri
Anna Donnahue
McCarty Street
Dorothy Johnson
East Ashley Street
Lillian Brown
Monroe Street
O. W. Wright
West McCarty Street
St. Mary’s Hospital
St Mary's Hospital
John Wiles
Ulman
Ice Cream Social At St Pauls Church
Ladies' Aid at St Pauls Church in Lohman Missouri hosts an ice cream social on Sunday June 27 at 5 PM featuring chicken plate lunches sandwiches and refreshments.
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Ladies’ Aid
St. Paul's Church
Lohman, Mo
Preliminary hearing on war rants disputed by defense
In a preliminary session the treasurer testified on paying the war rants. Defense attorney JH P Lauf challenged the complaint as legally insufficient to warrant continuation. He argued the facts do not constitute a crime and cannot be amended to state an offense. Justice Wheatly overruled the objections.
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JH. P. Lauf
Wheatly
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