Senate panel stalls on calling Farley testifying
Senate committee members spar over summoning Postmaster General Farley to testify about the steel strike. Bridges pushes for Farley appearance while Mee Kelley resists, arguing for a defined question list. Violence at Memorial Day disorders in Chicago prompts police testimony and claims of necessary force.
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Washington
Senate
Farley
Bridges
R. N.H
Administration
Mee Kellar
D. Tenn
James L. Mooney
Chicago Police
Militias Lift Martial Law Amid Ohio Strike Front Shifts
Ohio militiamen relax as governor ends martial law after a three man mediation failed. In Canton an injunction bars weapons at Republic plants while 200 National Guardsmen ready to enforce it. Warren pickets disarmed. trucks overturning and air deliveries continue as cessation of the board’s mediation sinks.
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Roy Leventry
Youngstown
Republic Steel
Canton
George “S Graham
Common Pleas Court
Republic
Ohio National
Warren
Perkins
Ohio
Roosevelt
Cleveland
Terse
Republic Steel Corporation
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
C. I
Johnstown
Earle
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Cambria Works
Davey
Republica Steel
Republica
Republic Mills
Montreal Garage Explosion Kills Two Firemen Injures Dozens
Two gasoline explosions at Laurier Garage in Montreal injure about 80 people and kill two firemen. A third blast trapped firefighters, with two more later dying. Glass shattered district wide as the seven story garage was wrecked and 150 people received first aid at the scene.
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Montreal
Laurier
Montreal Light, Heat & Power Company
KWOS Radio Saturday Schedule Listing
Radio program timetable from KWOS with programs from morning to late evening including News Market Reports Garden Party Buccaneers Gypsy Fortunes and a St. Louis Cardinals Giants game reference. Contains many program names and times, a snapshot of a broadcast day.
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Harry Resets
Phently
Curiosity Shop
Douglas Frew
Seruges
Guhieman
Harmony Hall
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Cugat
Jefferson City Bid For Cancer Hospital Moves Forward
Dr Fischel active in Missouri War on Cancer movement heads the state medical association cancer committee and directs the Bernard Free Skin and Cancer Hospital staff. He leads the Missouri chapter of the American Society for Control of Cancer and sits on the national society board. The legislature authorized a hospital and clinics with 600000 dollars for construction and one year of operation, work to begin after September 6.
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Sion
Fischel
Missouri
Harvard
Washington
Grand Old Man of Golf Walks For Exercise and Fun
ST JOSEPH MO June 25 AP Bonner Miller of St Louis a grand old man of Missouri ROSE who helped organize the state as sociation in 1905 and has been its secretary ever since. He walks eight miles in about ten hours and ten minutes each Sunday in St Louis weather permitting. He once walked miles to make up a missed session and invites you to feel his muscles. Miller entertains at golf dinners and led a minstrel performance at a dinner here. He was a former traveling salesman and now heads a company making leather soaps and dressings.
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St, Joseph
Bonner Miller
St. Louis
Missouri
Rose
Miller
Dner
George Primrose
Water needs of railroads noted in study
The Association of American Railroads reports U.S. locomotives consume about 600 billion gallons of water annually, enough to fill a 100 yard wide channel from New York to San Francisco. Water treatment reduces boiler rust and scale, with centers like Bureau of Mines and Ohio State University researching improvements.
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Washington
Paul Bunyan
Iron Horse
Association of American Railroads
New York
San Francisco
New York City
Association
Bureau of Mines
New Brunswick
N. J
Ohio State University
University of Michigan
Revenue Agents Quit Service for Better Jobs
Washington June 25 AP Chairman Doughton says resignations of internal revenue agents to handle private tax cases are almost a scandal. Helvering will provide investigators with a list of leaving employees, while La Follette calls turnover a major tax-collection problem. Law prohibits practicing tax law within two years after leaving Treasury duties, yet former agents use their Treasury knowledge with partners. The tax dodging inquiry resumes Tuesday as Congress debates nuisance taxes and raised postage rates. A plan to tax higher income brackets by 27 million dollars was briefly adopted before being rejected.
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Washington
Doughton
D-Nc
Congressional Tax Committee
Internal Revenue
Guy T. Helvering
Senate House
Internal Revenue Bureau
la Follette
Cooper
D-Tenn
Treasury
Department
Senate
White House
LaFoliette
Pickups rider injured in rear collision at Dunklin and Mulberry
Carl Christian a 17 year old Negro resident of 729 East Elm street was slightly injured when he rode into the rear of Mrs. C W Hopkins at the Dunklin Mulberry intersection. Edward Wheat WPA worker at the city rock quarry bruised foot when a crowbar fell on him. He was treated and sent home. Miss Mary Alice Arnel of 601 High street admitted to St Marys hospital for treatment. Also Prague news notes a new triangular stamp marks letters as strictly personal.
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Carl Christian
East Elm Street
Edward Wheat
WPA
City Rock
Morris and Edmonds
Mary
Alice Arnel
High -Street
St. Mary's Hospital
Cardinal Portsider on Roster Replaced Siebert on Columbus Trade
St Louis Cardinals release first baseman Dick Siebert to Columbus on option to clear space for southpaw Abe White. White, three years old, has played with Birmingham and Galveston and joined as a free agent.
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ST. Louis
Abe White
St.Louis Cardinals
Dick’ Siebert
Columbus
White
Birmingham
Galveston
Cards
Sourdough Convention to Bring Yukon Pioneers to Toronto
An international convention and stampede of Sourdoughs from the Yukon will convene in Toronto for the first time in August. The Ontario Yukon Pioneers organize the meeting, inviting participants from the north to gather and celebrate pioneer heritage.
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Toronto
Ont
Yukon
Ontario Yukon Pioneers
Oranges Likely High Prices This Summer Says Ag Dept
The agriculture department told housewives prices of apples peaches and pears should fall this year while oranges grapefruit and lemons may stay relatively high through summer and fall in a Washington AP report dated June 25.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Death from ptomaine poisoning in Hayti youth
Charles Trainor twenty one son of Mr and Mrs C H Trainor of Hayti died in Blytheville Arkansas hospital from ptomaine poisoning. The death occurred early today.
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Hayti
Charles Trainor
Mgr
C. H. Trainor
Blytheville, Ark
English stage screen star Colin Clive dies at 37
English actor Colin Clive who played military roles in film and stage died at Cedars of Lebanon hospital in Hollywoood Ca at age 37 after several days of illness. Born January 20 1900 at St Malo and trained at Stonehurst and the Royal Academy he rose from Garrick theatre to cinema in Journey's End and History Is Made At Night.
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Holly Woop
Calif
Colin Clive
Cedars of Lebanon
Clive
Got
Colin Clive-Grieg
Royal Academy [of Dramatic” Art
Garrick ‘Theater
Imovies
St. Malo
France
Stonhurst College
The
Royal
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