Rioting at Republic Steel Ends in Five Deaths
Five workers died and eighty eight injured as clashes between more than 1,000 strikers and 200 policemen erupted at South Chicago Republic Steel plant on the fifth day of a five state steel strike. Police used clubs and tear gas initially, gunfire later wounded many including several officers. Governor Horner called strike leaders to a conference. a mass meeting was planned at Indiana Harbor to back the blockade and broader labor actions.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Republic Steel Corporation
Istaly
Earl Haniey
Henry Horner
Steel Workers’ Organizing Committee
John L. Lewis' CO
Indiana Harbor
Enland Steel
Lig
Inisaj
Republic
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Warren
Niles
Ohio
Buffalo
Pullman
William L. Green
American Federation of Labor
Cincinnati
Lewis
Detroit
F. J. Dillon
A. F. of L
Ford Workers
Ford Motor Company
Joan Brophy
CIO
Washington
Lathor
Kentucky convention closes sessions in Faducah
In Faducah Kentucky on May 31 the annual convention of the Kentucky association of Lester Capricera and its auxiliary along with the Kentucky Federation of Post Office Clerks concluded its business sessions today with all meetings closed.
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Faducah
Kentucky Association
Lester Capricera
Kentucky Federation of Post Office Clerks
Weather outlook with scattered storms and cooler trend
Fair and continued warm with scattered thundershowers, then cooler on Tuesday. Virginia sees slightly warmer air followed by thunderstorms in the west and north, with a light southeast trend. Kentucky reports increasing cloudiness tonight, storms in the west late tonight or Tuesday, and much cooler Tuesday night.
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West Junction
Vorginia
Wurstley
Kentucks
Beus Seniors Urged to Embrace Religion in Graduation Sermon
Debyns-Bennet high school auditorium hosts Beus seniors for a baccalaureate addressed by Prov. Mark X Moore of Fi Methods church. He urged graduates to apply faith in all work and transform society toward human values, citing religious ideals across Old Testament, Jesus Christ, and Calvary.
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Debyns-Bennett High School
Mark XM. Moore
Fi Methods Church
Moore
God
Calvary
Change in Court Is Not Necessary Pope Avers
Senator Pope of Idaho, a Roosevelt court bill supporter, said recent Supreme Court decisions lessen the need for the measure. He argued the court’s liberal trend reduces urgency, while parts about court congestion remain impracticable. Pope, one of 35 senators publicly committed to the opposition, noted the bill’s fate remains uncertain as discussions continue.
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Washington
Pope
Idaho
Supreme Court
Senate
FDR Jr and Ethel Pare Attend Wedding List
The article describes a wedding party with Franklin D Roosevelt Jr and Ethel Pare, noting invited guests and the festive planning. It mentions H A Mottress Pestface Weller CTA Te Del and quotes a bride’s spark and the expectant crowd. The narrative suggests a late midnight scene as preparations unfold.
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Fdr, JR
Ethel Pare
ARNDT
Weller Cta
Rooseveltc Dupont
Orvine Ima Ois
Ea J. MacSluilan
Delphia
Harvard
Ethels
Accused Slayer Cannot Make Bond in Local Case
An accused slayer failed to post bond as details emerge about the case. The suspect, whose name appears in fragmented notes, faced challenges in securing release while investigators pursue charges. The report references a stepson and a dispute over property implications amid the ongoing proceedings.
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Dane
Charles Henscein
Mil mwalee blast injures two in domestic incident
A Mil mwalee man detonated 40 pounds of dynamite during a quarrel with his wife and relatives. Survivors describe the scene as chaotic and police say the blast occurred after a confrontation. The suspect died. Tolson survived by his widow. Investigators and a Western University lab tested for residue and determined the blast origin.
Treaty Near Collapse Over German Action
A government official warned that the treaty may collapse amid German actions. The Open Office spokesperson said the German naval bombardment of Almeria was limited to military targets and consistent with international law, while much of the bombing risked civilian harm. The government would consider measures to protect the populace and maintain order as tension escalates.
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Almeria
Unclear Fragment Signals City Action and Names
Readable portions mention individuals and places in a disrupted text. Key entities include a city scene, a holiday misreference, and a Washington connection. The garbled lines hinder clear events but imply a local or governmental action affecting residents and sites.
Weekend accidents and fatalities across Tennessee area
Multiple fatalities reported Friday to Sunday in Tennessee towns. Ed Bullington, Melo ig and Dat Hotloway near Martin involved in a disrupted event. Tom Rainey, 58, killed near Chapel Hill after being struck by a freight train. George Zinn, 79, killed by a car in Nashville residential area. Haskel Swatt, 4, and others die in separate auto incidents. A. R. Brown, 73, dies after collision injuries in Erwin. Memorial Day weekend saw several automobile crashes and drownings across counties including Unicoi Greene Washington and Madison.
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Tenhess
Fed
Martin
Ed Bullington
Meloig
Dat Hotloway
Bilan
Wee Jon
Sicars
Stanford Thomas Taylor
Wolf River
Chapel HI
Tom Rainey
George Zinn
Nashville
Haskel Swatt
Johnson City
A. R. Brown
Unicoi
Greene
Washington
Erwin
Asheville
France and England Hasten Conference on Spain
Fragmented OCR text mentions France and England pressing talks on Spain with references to diplomats and officials. The readable fragments cite a conference effort and names likely tied to diplomatic envoys, though details are unclear due to garbled source.
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France
England
Spain
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