Rail Officials Sue Over Strike Picketing Tactics
Youngstown June 6 five workers organizing Suhdand tobar clash with three railroads in federal court over shipment interference while plans for pickets loom. Judge West set Friday for a hearing on the union motion to dismiss. Sheriff backs police to curb weapon bearing and warns of arrest. Police bolster with 100 special deputies as threats and vandalism linked to the dispute surface. In Cleveland 500 pickets delay 350 workers at Republic plant. line disbands after list of staff offered to CIO organizer. Canton clergy report tallies show 3 633 voting to return to work, 216 stay out, 39 undecided.
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Youngstown
Suhdand
Lamb
Industrial Organization
Ohio
Cleveland
Samuel H. West
Republic
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co
Inland Steel Corp
Carl Olson
Olson
Ralph E. .Elser
Elser
Cleveland Republic
al Balint
McKellar To Seek Postoffice Probe On Mail Interference
Senator McKellar of Tennessee said he will obtain information from the postoffice department on charges by Senator Bridges of New Hampshire that mail interference occurred in Ohio strike territory. He also said the Senate postoffice department would consider Bridges' resolution for an investigation on Friday.
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Washington
McKellar
Dtenn
Postoffice Department
Bridges
R-Nh
Ohio
Senate Postoffice Department
Torso in Miami River Turns Out to Be Dummy
Police ended a 12 hour search after a frantic call described a white woman's torso in the Miami River. They found the alleged body was a discarded store dummy, headless and armless, clad in blue bloomers and a white waist, matching the description.
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Dayton. O
Miami River
Funeral Directors Open Ohio Convention in Columbus
Members of the Ohio Funeral Directors Association opened a three day convention in Columbus with a report by President John H. Finfrock of Mansfield and an address by Russell H. Knight, executive secretary, on the morning program.
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Funeral Directors Meet
Columbus
Ohio Funeral Directors Association
John H. Finefrock
Mansfield
Russell H. Knight
Man crushed to death at Yorkville mill
Frank Clemons, 20, of Ragland, was crushed between a tractor and a power shovel at Rust Engineering's Yorkville mill in Martins Ferry Ohio on June 8. The accident occurred today and the victim died at the scene.
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Martins Ferry, O
Frank Clemons
Ragland
Rust Engineering Company
Yorkville
Blosser Recovers At Home After Major Operation
Walter Blosser is recovering at his home on Market Street after a major operation performed in Co on Friday.
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Blosser
Walter Blosser
Market St
Britain Moves For Peace On Continent
London dispatch reports Britain proposed a three point plan to coax Germany and Italy back into the non intervention committee and to guard Europe against chaos from a new incident in the Spanish Civil War.
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London
Great Britain
Germany
Italy
Europe
Britain Says Proposes Steps On Neutral Shipping Safety Zones
Britain proposes an extension of safety zones for neutral and war ships in the neutrality patrol near Spain. Assurances from both sides in the Spanish conflict to avoid provocations such as the recent aerial bombardment of the German pocket battleship by a Spanish government unit near Ibiza. If talks fail, an arrangement to consult all four powers Britain France Germany and Italy on necessary action. Outlook for agreement remains guarded but not hopeless.
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Great Britain
Spain
Ibiza
Britain
France
Germany
Italy
Monastery Dogs Saved From Death
At the Hospice of the Great St Bernard in Switzerland on June 8 the commandant of the Swiss gendarmes halted extermination of the St Bernard dogs. He cited their 1000-year record of aiding lost travelers and ruled the breed not a public danger, though a recent attack by one dog raised concerns. Three dogs were sent to an Italian farm as a precaution.
Fern Bowman Granted Divorce and Maiden Name Restored
Fern Bowman was awarded a divorce from Ralph Bowman on grounds of gross neglect. The decree restored her maiden name Fern Payne, reflecting a formal restoration of name after the divorce.
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Fern Bowman
Ralph Bowman
Fern Payne
Bodies Sought In Snowdrift
A fragment of human bone and a shoe were found near the Hardy Ridge area 25 miles southeast of Salt Lake City, shifting search efforts below the ridge to a snowfield base where 30 men labor with debris and ice for two days after a midwinter airliner crash.
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Salt Lake
City
Here
Hardy Ridge
Rebel shells fall in Madrid siege report
Dramatic shelling in Madrid as insurgent guns fire every few seconds for an hour in the Carabanchel sector. General Franco forces shell suburbs, causing panic and casualties with at least 20 dead and 40 wounded as residents seek underground safety.
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Madrid
Carabanchel
Francisco Franco
Scientists Track Longest Sun Eclipse in Pacific
Scientists with powerful telescopes and amateurs using smoked glass scanned the sky as they hoped to observe a total solar eclipse. The path lay across mid Pacific and the United States would only see a partial eclipse south of a Eureka California to Palm Springs Florida line. The maximum eclipse duration near a remote Pacific point was about seven minutes and four seconds.
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Washington
mid-Pacific
United States
Eureka
Calif
Palm Springs
Fla
Students Duck Union Leaders at East Lansing
In Lansing Michigan on June 8 AP reports a city wide labor holiday protests the arrest of eight pickets. The refusal to halt operations extended to East Lansing where Michigan State College students resisted the convoy of United Automobile Workers members and tossed eight unionists into the Red Cedar river. Some were saved others forced to wade the stream amid cheering crowds.
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Lansing
Mich
State Capitol
United Automobile Workers of America, Cio
East Lansing
Michigan State College
Red Cedar
James Hansel Dies Monday At 69 In Logan Area
Funeral services set for James Rudolph Hansel 69, well known Hocking County farmer. Death occurred 6:35 P M yesterday at his Route 175 home. Survived by widow Fannie, daughter Mrs Clarence Hartman Falls Two, brothers Mike of Logan and John of Nashville, sisters Mrs Frank Riggs Logan and Mrs Ami Harden Knox Ind., and four grandchildren. Rites Thursday 2 P M at residence. Rev A L Heyde to officiate. Burial at Oak Grove by Heinlein Bros.
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James Rudolph Hansel
Hocking County
Route 175
Logan
Fannie
Clarence Hartman
Mike
John
Nashville
Tenn
Frank Riggs
Ami Harden
Knox
Ind
A. L. Heyde
Oak Grove
Heinlein Bros
White Proposes Child Labor Amendment for Under Sixteen
Rep Dudley A White of Norwalk introduces a compromise child labor amendment setting a 16 year age limit instead of 18 with a five year ratification window. The measure, backed by the 13th district Republicans, seeks quick approval from 36 states as public support is cited.
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Washington
Congress
Dudley A. White
Norwalk
Curious Goat Stung to Death by Bees in Urbana
Police report a goat tethered in a backyard in Urbana wandered into a beehive area. It toppled four hives while attempting to escape, and the enraged swarm stung the animal to death before officers arrived.
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Urbana
Billy
Ricketts Files Today for City Treasurer Reelection
Mark Ricketts Republican filed his petition today to seek another term as city treasurer.
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Ricketts
Mark Ricketts
Playful Scream Triggers Nightlife Incident in Boston
In Boston's nightlife district a young Cambridge matron's playful scream sparked a street attack on her husband. A rescuer took her to Revere Beach where she later fled advances by a man who chased them back to the scene. Two sleuths pursued and detained the suspect as the husband searched for his wife.
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Boston
Cambridge
Huband
Revere Beach
Abduction Fear Hits Battye Case in London
London authorities investigate possible kidnapping of Didi Battye after fiancé Michael Asquith reports a threatening note. Scotland Yard orders wide-reaching search, tracking every port and airfield as officials prepare to question Asquith and recover the former photographer's model who vanished June 1 with ties to Viscountess Long.
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London
Blend “Didi
Battye
Scotland Yard
Michael Asquith
Herbert
Cynthia Asquith
Oxford
Yard
Young Asquith
Earl of Oxford
Squith
Viscountess Long
Bank bandits elude pursuers in Ohio bank heist
Findlay Ohio June 8 AP four bandits robbed the First National Bank of North Baltimore taking 6500. A highway patrol pursuit followed them toward Mt Blanchard but a patrol car developed motor trouble and lost the trail. The bandits fled northwesternly with authorities searching the area.
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Findlay
Ohio
First National Bank of
North Baltimore
Mt. Buanchard
Escape fugitive Homer Cook seized in Chicago
In Chicago on June 8, detectives acting on Sheriff Albert H Bridwell's instruction arrested Homer Cook as he slept. Cook, tied to a January 1933 escape from Scioto County jail Ohio, claimed he merely walked out and that charges were unfounded.
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Chicago
Homer Cook
Albert H. Bridwell
Scioto County
Ohio
George Meher
Cook
Vets' Legs Stolen in Pension Plot in Ohio
Dayton AP report says nine disabled veterans, many with artificial limbs, were held in a cottage and garage by James Thomas and Ada Williams who stole their pension checks by forging signatures. Thomas and Williams were jailed for federal authorities.
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Dayton, O
Sergt
Todd Sloan
Sloan
James Thomas
Ada Williams
Thomas
Miss Williams
Deadlocked murder jury delays verdict in two youths case
Lancaster Ohio June 8 AP still deadlocked after hours of deliberation a jury tries two youths Frank Sedar 17 and Albert Brown 18 Negro for the fatal beating of guard Hobart Stewart at Boy's Industrial School. State seeks death. defense argues juvenile court misapplied law and that the defendants belong in an institution for the feeble minded.
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Lancaster
Frank Sedar
Albert Brown
Hobart Stewart
Cuyahoga County
Seder and Brown
P. T. Courtwright
Homecoming at First United Brethren Church
Homecoming services will be held at the First United Brethren Church on Sunday June 13. Rev P E Wright conference superintendent will deliver the morning address. A basket dinner will be served on the parsonage lawn at noon followed by greetings. At 7 30 p m the Gospel Musicians of Columbus Ohio will present a unique musical program.
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First United Brethren Church
P. E. Wright
Gospel Musicians of
Columbus, O
Earhart Plans To Fly Desert
Amelia Earhart arrived in St Louis Senegal from Natal Brazil after a 1900 mile leg in 13 hours 19 minutes. She lay up her plane for repairs and said she would attempt the next hop across Africa by tomorrow or Thursday, following the British route to Khartoum to avoid the Sahara.
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St. Louis
Natal
Brazil
Africa
Khartoum
Sudan
Sahara
Public hearing set on Rockbridge Highway extension
A public hearing is scheduled for 11 a m Friday June 25 in the county commissioners office to consider adding a 1 55 mile new section of Route 31 at Rockbridge to the state highway system. The route begins about 100 feet west of the Mathias Bailey property and passes properties including Tracy, Mary Heft, Rider, Vickroy, Bailey, Troxel Keirs, Hull, Wharton, Risch, Hacker and Jacksons. The existing road remains a state highway and the new section will connect with the current road south of Rockbridge after the Rockview filling station.
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Rockbridge
County Commissioners
Court House
Lawal Natinn
George Mathias
Fred Bailey
Tracey and
Mary Heft
David Rider
Roy Rider
Caroline Vickroy
Chas Bailey
Henry Troxel Keirs
Rockview
Jean Harlow Dies at Age 26 in California
Los Angeles reports Jean Harlow died of uremic poisoning after a brief illness. William Powell, her close friend, wept as the star’s death followed private memorials and planned funeral services. The platinum blonde actress, famed for Hell’s Angels, Saratoga, and other films, left an estimated fortune and a life noted for sudden death rumors and public fascination.
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Los Angeles
Jean Harlow
Violet Denoyer
Miss Harlow
Jean
Miss Denoyer
Violet
Mim
Powell
William Powell
Harlow
Heather
Glendale
Belle
Jetty Chandsey
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Dakar
French
Senegal
Amelia Earhart
Rockbridge Highway
Movie Capital
Bier
Hollywood
Rudolph Valentino
Barbara LaMarr
Jean Bello
Marino Bello
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Warner Baxter
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Charles Wealthy
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