Mediation Board Confident on Ending Steel Strike
Washington dispatch reports mediation board members including Taft expressing confidence that talks will end the nationwide steel strike. The piece notes confusion and chatter about a possible meeting with leaders Lewis and others as the board consults with Republic Steel and Youngstown concerns. A wave of unrest followed the strike, with reports of casualties and thousands out of work amid the停.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhionewelt
Youngstown, Sheet and Tube Company
Republic Steel
Eeng Peckits
Newetiatiene
Frank Parsell
Youngstown Company
Bel
Bel: Intervational
Oxeludtive
Telehone
Apehiwa
Uelegratas
State Lane
Histo
Office Receipts for Fight 8715 Chronicle
Incomplete OCR fragment shows office receipts figures tied to fight 8715. Mentions 100, 1 006 ts and 2,820. rac Louis. Unclear entities or context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loui
Trading Schooner Wrecked on Reefs Near Fiji Island
A long‑standing trading schooner named Rading was wrecked on reefs near Fiji Island. Crew were rescued, details still emerging as authorities report the incident.
Lions to fete Boone H Dairy Calf Club
The Lebanon Lions Club will host 4 H Dairy Calf Club members parents and breeders at a dinner Tuesday evening June 29 at 7 p m in back Ralston 4 H Club department and Edward A Gannon Dairy Department of Purdue University will be on the program They will show a special moving picture on livestock breeding The Lions Club cooperates with the county extension program to promote dairy interests among 4 H clubs as dairying is a leading county industry All Lions Club men are asked to attend the county tow during the day and meet with the 4 H Club that evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Lebanon Lions Club
Ralston
Edward A. Gannon
Purdue University
Lions Club
Fight Looms Over TaE Increase Plan
Hingion June 23 After approving the 1.5 billion relief bill the Senate sped the 663 million appropriation bill then eyed a fight over higher income taxes under La Follette. He proposed four plans raising taxes from 110 million to 357 million annually to fund unemployment relief. Administration leaders opposed expanding taxes, preferring to extend current levies for another year. The relief bill was sent to conference to resolve differences with the House while party factions clashed over funding priorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hingion
Senate
LaFollette
LaFollete (P
Wisconsin
Roosevelt
Sena
Phas
Pennsylvania
Uniak
Arrest warrants issued in strike picket case at Youngstown
Washington announces warrants targeting individuals linked to strike pickets at Youngstown and Warren in June. DoJ and Attorney General say identities and locations obtained by ULS, with charges of interference and related acts. Court action to proceed.
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Washington
Reishee Plekela
Youngstown
Warren
Shin
Oneil
Sheen
Department of Justice
Geneat
Warantaker Theo Appieh
Ietan
Lefaseil Ito
ULS
Emerich
Wheat Market Slump At Chicago Fades With Recovery
Chicago June 23 Wheat prices declined early as weak market sentiment hit the Chicago market with liquidations in parts of Canada. July wheat fell to 1.11 then rose above 1.12, while September and December recovered to 1.12 1/2 and 1.14 respectively. Other cities showed losses before partial recovery as local buying supported prices. Near noon wheat was down modestly while corn and oats moved little or higher on the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Canada
Winniper
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Huntsville Escape Plot Shocks State Prison Officials
Prison guards and officers hunted nineteen convicts, six lifers, who fled the Eastern State Prison Farm near Weldon. Authorities said lead escapee Bybee, tied to the notorious Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker, coordinated the breakout as a machine gun weapon was used. Dense thickets around Kittrell hinder manhunts. Continued on Page 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Tex
Sunny
Jack Eningson
Kittrell
Weldon
Bybee
Clyde’ Bacrow
Bonnie Parker
Ellingson
Uncertainty Retards Housing Drive Says Purdue Leader
Dr. E Elliott president of Purdue University described the institute as an agency to apply factual science to human affairs. Lafay spirit and concerns over housing costs slow new home construction as Americans await future plans and living certainty. He cited potential for 166 million people to live in comfort if losses were removed, while noting funds and costs as obstacles.
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Lafay
Starding
Fas United
Poland
Pitkin
America
United States
E. €. Elliott
Purdue University
Deputy Sheriff Shot to Death Near Harlan Kentucky
Harlan Ky June 23 Deputy Sheriff Wash Tryin 93 of Harlan County was found shot to death 15 miles east of Tedley. His body was discovered by Deputy George Lew and others. The investigation details and subsequent official actions are unclear due to damaged and garbled text.
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Harlan
Wash Tryin
Tedley
Sheth
Rumitchief
George Lew
Fruin
Puty
Allen Bowley
Ati Saylor
Thier Tian
Abeba
Truck Crash Kills Youths. 27 Hurt En Route to Illinois Event
In Tuscola on June 28 a truck carrying 27 youths and one student from Dale Teachers College collided with another car. Two died and 27 injured, ages 15 to 20, treated at Sara Jarman hospital. The group was traveling to the University of Illinois for an Agricultural College sponsored gathering related to H Club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscola
Dale Teachers College
Sara Jarman Hospital
University of Ilinois
Agri- ‘Cultural College
Million Dollar Smuggling Rings Bared by Grand Jury
New York reports fifty five defendants indicted for smuggling diamonds worth fifteen million dollars through New York over seven years. Washington notes proposed taxes on personal holding companies with one named case Cecil DeMille cited. Indianapolis covers Paul Butash winning a new trial as Indiana Supreme Court reversesSteuben County ruling in 1920 1930 criminal syndicalism case.
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New York
Federal Grand Jury
Cranc
Washington
Senate House
Internal Revenue
Guy Helvering
Cecil DeMille
DeMille
Indianapolis
Ind
Paul Butash
Indiana Supreme Court
Steuben County
Butash
Steuben
Revenue officers expose tax avoidance scheme in Bahamas firm
Six New Yorkers organized a Bahamas insurance company to dodge income taxes by using large policies and interest charges. Revenue officials told a joint tax evasion hearing they consistently disallowed the claimed deductions for Richard E. Dwight and five others. Treasury officials promised a time chart as lawmakers pressed why payments of $549,000 in alleged avoided taxes remained unresolved.
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Washington
Internal Revenue
Richard E. Dwight
Winfield Ayres
Lawrence Marx
Henry W. Lowe
Jacob W. Schwab
George Thoms
Dwight
Mason B. Leming
The
Revenue Bureau
Harrison
Mississippi
Leming
Balr
Rep. Vinson
Kentucky
Treasury
Rep. Cooper
Roswell McGill
Bahamas
Van Zeeland on Visit to Capital at White House
Washington June 23 Hopeful economic order aims in Europe discussed as Prime Minister Paul Van Zeeland of Belgium is welcomed to the White House by President Roosevelt. The 44 year old economist is to outline views on Europe’s economic and fiscal problems and seek ideas on lowering international trade barriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Paul van Zeeland
Belgium
White House
Roosevelt
van Zeeland
Europe
WPA Foremen Safeguard Workers In Summer Health
Indianapolis June 23 John K Jennings Indiana WPA director ordered foremen on 1600 relief projects to prevent salistroke and other summer ailments by placing a teaspoonful of salt into every two gallons of water consumed by workers to restore salt lost through perspiration and keep workers hydrated.
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Indianapolis
John K. Jennings
Indiana
WPA
Third man injured in engine blast dies
George Gottberg a 55 year old Louisville Kentucky engineer died from injuries after a Baltimore and Ohio freight engine boiler explosion near Osgood Indiana bringing the toll to three. Other victims killed instantly were Charles Dickason 55 of Seymour head brakeman and Roy Carr 47 of Mitchell Indiana fireman. Wrecking crews from Washington Indiana and Cincinnati Ohio restored traffic over the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osgood
Ind
George Gottberg
Louisville
Charles Dickason
Seymour
Roy Carr
Mitchell, Ind
May Present Bill 70 Curb Strikes in Washington
Washington June 28 proposed legislation to prohibit strikes during negotiations of industrial disputes gains favor on Capitol Hill. The bill aims to prevent bloodshed and losses in steel plant disputes by amending the National Labor Relations Act and wage rules, backed by Senators Bridges and Elleher. Bridges argued government delays harm mail delivery and urge clear law to keep mail moving during disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Setilem
Capitol Hull
Horace Herr
Fruit and Vegetable Commission
Bridgesity
New Hampshire
Ellehert
Louisiana
Stern
Senate
Post Office Department
Bridges
N Am
REMC Seeks Cut in Electric Rates
Indianapolis June 24 Rural Electrification Corporation asks the Public Service Commission to reduce rates charged by private utilities feeding REMC customers in farm areas. The group says high prices threaten extending service as it uses $4,000,000 in federal funds to energize lines. Proposed rates include 1.2 cents per kilowatt hour for small projects and 1.0 cent for larger jobs serving over 1,000 customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana Statewide Rural Electrification Corporation
Public Service Commi
Indiana Corporation
Washington
Earle Endorses Roosevelt for Third Term in 1940
Harrisburg report says Governor George H. Earle set aside his ambitions and formally endorsed Franklin D Roosevelt for a third presidential term in 1940 ensuring party unity. The endorsement follows speculation that Earle might become Roosevelt’s heir apparent.
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Harrisburg
George H. Earle
Franklin D Roosevelt
Earle
Roosevelt
Germany and Italy Withdraw From Spanish Neutrality Patrol
Germany and Italy quit the Spanish Neutrality Patrol amid European alarm, pledging no further drastic steps and signaling no immediate arms shipments. Eden said Britain expects both to pledge no more action, while Spain's coast and Mediterranean approaches remain unsettled amid withdrawal.
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London
Germany
Europe
Italy
Anthony Edsn
House of Commons
Reich
Eden
Constantin
Berlin
von Newrath
Hermany
Britain
France
Anthony Eden
Joachim von Ribbentron
Lepuig
Spain
Iig
Geremany
Jeoder
Rome
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Girdler
Lewis
Mgirdler
Texsi
Charles P. Taft
Taft
Thich
Oungetown
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Fiji Island
Hull
LIONS
Boone-H
Bate
Iti
Lal Nagin
Sherife Sshot
Steel Firm
Purnell
Bulletins
Devic
McGill
Winsom
Internat
Reverenue
Guy
Helvering
Walsh
Massachsetts
Charles (Russell
Hove
Russell
Arep
Wiehe Ingtonv
Anies
Cincinnati
REMC
David Lloyd George
Arthur Henderman
Ree
Gersmany
Imans
Uubinds
Fars
Sfueal
Tuy
Mediterranean
Valencia
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