Senate Judiciary Raps Court Bill Strike Spread In Fields
A Pennsylvanian and West Virginia coal miners strike urged by John L. Lewis spreads across the industry as Independent Steel Co. face pressure for signed labor contracts. United Mine Workers warn of nationwide effects. Canton Ohio labor leaders threaten walkouts amid mounting unrest at Republic Steel and Beth steel plants.
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Associated Press
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Pennsylvania
West Virginia
John L. Lewis
Washington
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CLO
Ching
Mien
Ho A. Bittner
Bittner
United Misr Workers of America
Unie States
TARAS
Anya He
Bethiehen Steel
Bethiehem
Jonnstown
Eloshwood
Slickville
Union &Pokesmin
Pitts Bethiehem Steel
Ellsworth
Cokepurg
Marian
Republic Steel
Russdon
Indianold
Tre Ellsworth
Cokeburg
M.rank
Russelton
Indianole
Wnion
Bethighert
Republic
Great Lakes
Thorretms
Jewitt
Weather outlook with showers across multiple states
Fragmented meteorology notes indicate showers tonight and Tuesday across Tennessee Virginia Kentucky North Carolina and Georgia. Some areas expect cooler conditions especially in western portions while several locales may experience scattered or isolated thundershowers.
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Tennessee
Virginia
Wight
Kentucky
West
North Carolina
Georgia
Officer Captures Slayer of Sister in Northern Luzon
Manila dispatches describe Sergeant Pin Pilit ending the terror of Kalinga Boli who vowed to slaughter 24 people after killing his wife. He trapped Boli in a cave, dodged arrows, and bludgeoned him with a rifle butt to capture him alive for prosecution. Boli died after the clash. Pilit avoided firing to keep the capture intact.
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Manila
Abulug
Luzon
Pin Pilit
Kalinga Boli
Boli
Kalingao
Tuguegarao
Bol
Pilit
State Court Confirms Scottsboro Verdict
The Alabama supreme Court affirmed today a 75-year sentence for Heywood Patterson one of the nine Scottsboro defendants. Patterson was convicted for attacking Mrs Victoria Price aboard a freight train in March 1931. He will appeal to the U S Supreme Court for a third time.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Supreme Court
Heywood Patterson
Scottsboro
Patterson
Victoria Price
Decatur
Will
United States Supreme Court
High Tribunal
Birmingham
W. H. Thomas
Clarence Watts
Huntsville
Supreme Court
A. A. Carmichael
Montgomery Advertises
Birmingham News
Watts
Cummings seeks special ruling on anti trust suit
Philadelphia June 14 U S Attorney General Homers Cummings asks the U S Circuit Court of Appeals to designate a special court to rule on Judge Gibson's injunction in the Aluminum Company of America anti trust case. Deputy Rice protests lack of notice and seeks early hearing to present defense. The suit, begun in New York April 23, targets Andrew Mellon era actions and PA federal court jurisdiction.
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Philadelphia
U. S
Homers Cummings
U.S Circuit Court of Appeals
Neme
Robert M. Gibson
Pittsburgh
Aluminum Company of America
Valer L. Rice
Circuit
Joseph Buffington
John Biggs, Jr
J. Whittaker Thompson
Gibson
Aluminum Company
Andrew H. Mellon
New York
Pennsylvania
Jacge Gibson
Attormey General
Newport Fire Kills Youth and Wounds, Destruction in Business District
In Newport Tennessee a blaze in the early hours destroyed three business buildings. One youth, William Parks, nine, was electrocuted by a fallen live wire. Fire Chief Lyde Stokley suffered a broken ankle and multiple injuries, while Harvey Jeffries sustained cuts and bruises. Two other firefighters were hurt.
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Newport
Tenn
Wiliam Parks
Lyde Stokley
Harvey Jeffries
Mystery shrouds woman's murder in Brooklyn
Police investigate the death of Dorothy Carlucci, 39, of Brooklyn, after she and her husband Eugene and sister Gertrude Wilson left a Brooklyn theater late at night. Patrolman Frank Lofrisco was nearby, escorting theater cash as the scene unfolded. The report continues on page eight.
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New York
Poline
Dorothy Carlucci
Brooklyn
Carlucci
Eugene
Gertrude Wilson
Frank Lofrisco
One Killed Seven Wounded In Fight At Alabama Church
Deputy Sheriff Andrew Dutton was killed in a gun battle at Owen's Chapel church near Moulton Alabama. Seven others were wounded including Bert Retherford who is charged with Dutton's slaying. Witness Imogene Dutton daughter of the deputy saw part of the incident. The sheriff linked the shooting to Duttons prohibition activities in Lawrence County and said the officer had been threatened.
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Moulton
Ala
Owen's Chapel Church
Andrew Dutton
Bert Etherford
Dutton
G. C. Byars
Bertha Perry
Lorene Porter
Decatur
Elton Blankenship
Robert Simpson
William White
Byars
Imogene Dutton
Retherford
Lawrence
Alabama
Senate Backs Berry Fitness Report On Dismissal
The Senate accepted a report from the elections committee dismissing a complaint by H C Lowry of Maryville Tennessee challenging Senator Berry Democrat Tennessee. The panel found the allegations insufficient to show Senate jurisdiction or warrant action.
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Washington
Senate
Elections Committee
Berry
Ternnessee
H. C. Lowry
Maryville
Tenn
Executions Reported for Amur Railroad Wreckers in Far East
Moscow reports that twenty eight people were convicted and executed at Svobodny for wrecking the Amur railroad. The charges mirrored those in three earlier trials in the Soviet far east at Svobodny and Khabarovsk.
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Moscow
Svobodny
Soviet Far East
Amur
Far East
Khabarovck
Stop Coal Supply to Struck Steel Plants
Van A. Bittner regional director of the steel workers organizing committee said steps have been taken to stop coal shipments to all struck steel plants. He warned mine strikes will follow if any shipments proceed.
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Chicago
van A. Bittner
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Secrecy Holds Snatch Search of FBI Agents
Secrecy shrouds the search for Alice McDonnell Parsons heiress and Long Island social figure as investigators weigh murder and kidnapping theories. William Parsons appeals to abductors to contact him, while Howard McDowell travels from Los Angeles to aid the case. Police note contradictions in witness accounts and a $25,000 ransom note adds to the tension as the fifth day of disappearance passes.
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Stony Brook
Alice McDonnell Parsons
Long Island Society
Deepmood
William H. Parsons
Mrs. Parsons
Here
Anna Kupryanova
Parsons
Howard McDowell
Lowen
MacDowell
Alice
Court to Hear Antitrust Case in Philadelphia
Three U S Circuit Court of Appeals judges formed a special expediting court to rule on Judge Gibson’s Pittsburgh order blocking the government’s antitrust suit against the Aluminum Company of America. Hearing set for next Tuesday in Trenton New Jersey. company counsel William Watson Smith opposed jurisdiction. The government suit was filed in April in New York City and the 1918 order remains effective in Western Pennsylvania.
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Philadelphia
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Robert M. Gilson
Pittsburg
Aluminm Company of America
Gibson
Western
Pennsylvania
Federal Court District
Walter L. Nnn
Warren Davis
J. Whitaker Thompson
John Biggs, Jr
Trenton
N. J
William Watson Smith
New York City
Blistering senate committee urges rejection of court bill
The senate judiciary committee issued a 10,000 word report denouncing the Roosevelt court bill as needless dangerous and a threat to constitutional principle. It argues the measure would undermine judicial independence centralize control and empower the executive to move judges across districts.
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Senate
Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Roosevelt Court
Free People of America
Firaily
Supreme Court
King
Utah
McCarran
Nevada
O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Judicial Department
Legislative
Executive Departments
Roosevelt
Rebels Continue Airplane Attacks On Bilbao
War dispatch from Bilbao describes low flying insurgent aircraft reaching the city center as Franco’s troops close in. Shelled defenses fire back while residents seek shelter amid heavy bombardment and ruined outskirts. Escapes along the northwest road to Santander come under air attack with many killed.
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Bilbao
Spain
Pittsburgh
Santander
Edward J. Neil
Bilboa
Jong-beleaguered
Francisco Franco
France
Cen
Emilio Mola
Zagama
Bermuedo
Direg
Franco
Bay of Biscap
Bilban
Southern newsprint seen as value to Southland
Hamilton Bermuda June 14 4 AM J G Stahlman president of the American Newspaper Publishers Association and Nashville Banner publisher says development of paper production in Southern states will solve many economic and social problems He notes a Louisiana paper mill contract may supply newsprint to Southern publishers and foresees strong industrial growth in the South in the next decade amid rehabilitation not seen since the Civil War Continued on page night.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
J. G. Stahlman
Publish'' S Association
Nashville Banner
Richard W. Leche
Louisiana
Spring Hil
Nashville
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Republic Steel Corporation
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Farmer
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Alabama Church
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Judiciary Committee
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