Cleveland Steel Plants Open Under Guard Protection
Ohio National Guardsmen police and deputies, 1500 strong, ended a 41 day siege at Republic Steel plants in Cleveland. About 6,000 workers began returning to Corrigan McKinney Upson Nut and Trucson Steel. A fourth plant Steel and Tube stayed closed as guard presence continued.
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Cleveland Steel
National Guard
Cleveland
Ohio National Guardsmen
Republic Steel Corporation
John L. Lewis
CIO
Corrigan- McKinney Works
Upson Nut
Trucson Steel
Steel & Tube
Martin O'Donnell
Corrigan-McKinley Flont
Corrigan-McKinney
Akron
Ohio
Emil Marx
B. F. Goodrich Rubber Co
Goodrich
L. L. Callahan
Goodrich Local
Woman Breaks Wrist Delays Canadian Trip
Miss Mayme Wellman slipped on a waxed floor at 8S Spring Street Saturday night and broke her left wrist. The injury postpones a planned two week trip to Canada by Miss Mayme, Miss Emma and Miss Anna Wellman and Mrs. E. M. Martin, which was to start this morning.
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Mayme Wellman
Spring St
Canada
Mayme
Emma
Anna Wellman
E. M. Martin
River bank filling resumes with kiln bottom material
City trucks resumed hauling material from scrapped kiln bottoms at Logan Clay Products Co to fill the north bank of the Hocking River near Hansal's dry cleaning plant. Coydell appropriated 150 dollars last week for the repairs caused by February floods.
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Logan Clay Products Co
Hocking
Hansal
Coydell
Bank of France Cuts Rediscount Rate to Five Percent
Paris reports the Bank of France lowered its rediscount rate from 6 percent to 5 percent today. The move aims to stimulate lending and ease credit conditions in the economy described by AP dispatch.
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Paris
Bank of France
Halving of Ohio's relief load seen
In Columbus the Senate relief expert Senator Harold D. Nichols reported a draft program calling for 8 million dollars in aid for the indigent in the coming year. This would cut the anticipated relief outlay from earlier estimates of 15 million and far below 1936's about 27 million.
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Ohio
Columbus
Harold D. Nichols
Senate
Nichols
State Relief Commission
Martin L. Davey
Relief Commission
Headless body found in river at Cleveland
The headless torso of a man, Cleveland's tenth such murder, was pulled from the Cuyahoga River near a railroad bridge by two National Guardsmen on strike duty. The head was severed, and police link the crime to a killer active in Cleveland for over two years. A separate note mentions state relief figures and ongoing debates on welfare programs.
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Cleveland
Joseph Sweeney
Cuyahoga River
Sweeney
National
Smith Leads British Open Qualifying At Carnoustie
Horton Smith of Chicago shot 69 69 to lead the British Open 36 hole qualifying with 138 four under par. Sam Snead Byron Nelson tied for second with 142 as Bobby Locke 144 Henry Cotton 145 and Alf Perry 146 followed at Carnoustie.
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Carnoustie
Scotland
Horton Smith
Chicago
U. S
Sam Snead
Byron Nelson
Snead
Smith
Aubrey Boomer
Nelson
Burnside
Bobby Locke
Henry Cotton
Alf Padgham
Alf Perry
Franco seeks aid for Madrid offensive
The Spanish government agency Agence Espange reports insurgent General Francisco Franco asked Germany and Italy for 125000 troops to strike Madrid. A secret memorandum allegedly to Hitler and Mussolini sought 500 aircraft 50 artillery batteries and tanks. An insurgent communique from Hendaye says a government battalion was trapped in northern Spain near Somiedo on the Asturian front.
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Agence Espange
Francisco Franco
Madrid
Spain
Somiedo
563 Lose Lives Over Holiday in Nation’s Birthday Toll
The two day Independence Day period caused 563 deaths nationwide, with traffic crashes the leading killer at 310 fatalities. Ohio recorded at least 25 deaths, including six more on the last day, while fireworks deaths were four, fewer than last year. Notable Ohio victims include Dora Hopkins and Mildred Zatezalo among others.
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America
New York
Michigan
California
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Texas
Missouri
Vermont
Toledo
Dora Hopkins
Columbus
Dan Seegar
New Springfield
Pine Lake
Mildred Zatezalo
Bellaire
J. Honus Hugo
Batavia
Clermont County
Leonard Ater
Buckeye Lake
Charlotte Slauter
New Carlisle
Joseph
Dayton
Quiz Robber Suspect Identified in Sidney Grain Machinery holdup
Sheriff Phil Kloos questioned Albert Gilber, 42, of New Lebanon, Ohio, over the $2,915 Friday robbery at Sidney Grain Machinery Co. He denied involvement, though local residents reported spotting him near the scene before the crime.
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Dayton, O
Phil Kloos
Sidney, O
Kloos
Albert Gilber
New Lebanon
Near Sidney
City Health Board Set To Discuss Regular Session
The City Health Board will meet tonight in regular session at City Hall to discuss ongoing public health matters and municipal initiatives.
New Air Route Charted Across Atlantic By Clipper and Caledonia
Pan American Clipper III completed a 1960 mile survey from Botwood Newfoundland to Foynes Ireland in 12 hours 40 minutes and landed at the Shannon river. Caledonia a British Imperial Airways flying boat made the 1990 mile westward hop from Foynes to Botwood in 15 hours 9 minutes. Neither carried passengers or mail. Captain Harold E. Gray led the Pan American crew of seven calling the voyage pleasant despite rain and darkness.
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Associated Press
North America
Europe
Foynes
Ireland
Botwood
Newfoundland
British Imperial Airways
North Atlantic
Dyer Seen With Little Victims in Baldwin Hills
Los Angeles district attorney Baron Fitts said two witnesses reported Albert Dyer 32 at Baldwin Hill with three young girls a week prior. Police tied the sightings to the June 26 crossing at Centinela Park and the bodies of Jeanette Stephens 9 and the Everest sisters. The prosecutor noted a confession allegedly made by Dyer and rejected a guilty plea offer for a life sentence.
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Albert Dyer
Los Angeles
Cal
Dyer
Central Press
Baron Fitts
Baldwin Hill
Jeanette Stephens
Everest
Fitts
George Riley
Centinela Park
Drunken Driver Poling Fined and Jail Term by Henderson
Clifford Poling of Logan was sentenced to 40 days in jail and a $100 fine plus costs after pleading guilty to drunken driving before Judge Phil A. Henderson. Poling had previous conviction in 1933. Deputies say the arrest followed a collision on Route 31 near the Elder farm with Deputy Nellis Smith making the case.
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Phil A. Henderson
Clifford Poling
Logan
Henderson
Poling
Judge Henderson
Nellis Smith
Elder Farm
Two Ohio workers treated after fall from truck
Two Buckeye Pipe Line Co employees were treated for minor injuries at a local physician's office after reportedly falling from the back of a truck. The injured were Paul Krannitz, 25, and Chester Kennard, 22, both of Logan. Their wounds were minor cuts and bruises.
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Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Paul Krannitz
Chester Kennard
Logan
Hints Roosevelt May Intervene In Senate Court Fight
Washington July 6 AP Hints from quarters of last minute intervention by President Roosevelt add tension to the Senate Court bill struggle. Administration leaders planned to bring up the measure late afternoon while cloakroom reports floated that Roosevelt may seek to avoid a party split on the floor.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Robinson
Rebels Detain British Ship Near Santander
Lloyds reported two British warships rushed to aid the steamer Gordonia after it was stopped by an insurgent Spanish warship about five miles northeast of Cape Mayo. Gordonia later said two HMS ships were alongside and awaiting UK instructions.
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London
Lloyd's
Santander
Spain
Gordonia
H. M
United Kingdom
WPA Engineer Ed Collins to address Athens Zanesville district meeting
Hocking County WPA official Ed Collins will attend a meeting in Athens tomorrow uniting Athens and Zanesville districts. The gathering will include officials from 17 counties to discuss regional WPA matters.
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Hocking County
WPA
Ed Collins
Athens
Zanesville
Mrs Margaret Sawyer Dies In Cincinnati at 48
Mrs Margaret Johnston Sawyer wife of Democratic National Committeeman and former lieutenant governor Charles Sawyer died today in Holmes Hospital Cincinnati She was 48 and had been ill three years Her illness helped prompt Mr Sawyer to withdraw from the Democratic gubernatorial nomination race He leaves five children ages eight to eighteen Funeral services are set for Thursday at 11 A M at Christ Church Glen dale The family asked no flowers be sent
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Cincinnati
Margaret Johnston Sawyer
Charles Sawyer
Holmes Hospital
Sawyer
Besdes
Christ Church
Glendale
Sawyers
Earhart Search Shifts To Phoenix Islands After Meteor Confusion
Rescue efforts for Amelia Earhart and navigator Frederick Noonan pivot toward the Phoenix Islands as flare reports were deemed likely meteors. The Itasca and supporting ships evaluated radio signals and weather conditions while officials and Putnam questioned earlier interpretations and hunted about 280 miles southeast of Howland Island.
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Associated Press
Honolulu
Amelia Earhart
Coast Guard
Itasca
Howland Island
Phonix Islands
Miss Earhart
Frederick J. Noonan
Flying Laboratory
British New Guinea
Putnam
George Palmer Putnam
San Francisco Coast Guard
Lockheed Plant
Pacific
Howland
Frank Johnson
Colorado
Pheonix Islands
Pheonix
Noonan
Possiby
Swan
Moorby
Logan man recovers after field accident at hospital
Ben Spicer of Logan is recovering at Memorial Hospital Humblington West Virginia from a field accident weeks ago. A rig piece struck his hand nearly severing it, surgeons saved all but one finger. He is now able to be up and relatives report gradual improvement.
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Ben Spicer
Logan
Memorial Hospital
Humbeington
W. Va
Shoe workers return as vacation ends this week
Godmen shoe factory employees are on vacation this week and will resume production soon. Work is expected to continue today as operations restart after the break.
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Godmen Wheor
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Detroit
Ford Motor Company
National Labor Relations Board
The
Franco
Atlantic
Ing Boat
Caledonia
Hint For
Congress
Martin L
Davey
Spicer
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