Plan to Reopen 4 Youngstown Plants Amid Strike
Frank Purnell of Youngstown Sheet and Tube announced an effort to reopen three strikebound sheet and tube mills in the Youngstown area at 7 am tomorrow while Republic Steel intends to reopen one mill. Two people died and 26 injured in a Saturday night clash between strikers and city police. Union leaders led by John L. Lewis push sit-down threats as mediation with federal officials seeks a peaceful resolution. A Trumbull County injunction bars armed pickets and interference with transport and employees. In Johnstown, Bethlehem Steel’s Cambria Works closed under martial law ordered by Gov. Earle. Page 2 continues.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Frank Purnell
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Youngstown
Republic Steel Corporation
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
National Labor Relations Board
Supreme Court
Warren
Ohio
Lynn Griffith
Trumbull County
Republic Steel Corp
Johnstown
Great Cambria
Bethlehem Steel
George H. Earle
Pennsylvania
Steel
Federal Mediation Board
First Photo of Soviet Flyers After Flight
Navigator Alexander Beliakoff posed for the above picture. Trouble with the fuel pump and poor visibility forced the Russians to land 797 miles short of their San Francisco goal. They covered more than 5,000 airline miles, second longest non-stop flight on.
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San Francisco
Five Victims in Weekend Hocking County Auto Deaths
A Haydenville man, William Burns, 60, died after being struck on Route 31 at Five Mile Bridge, with driver Orland Sams cleared of blame. Two Logan residents were injured when a cyclist and a child were struck by cars in separate incidents, andMiss Mable Campbell of Nelsonville suffered a broken shoulder blade in a Columbus collision.
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Logan
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Coxy) Burns
Cherrington
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Athens
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Sams
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H. M. Boocks
Young Boocks
Curtis Henderson
Emory Bainter
Laurel Township
Boocks
Nelsonville
Mable Campbell
Columbus
Week-end Ohio accident toll includes eight deaths
Ohio reports ten lives lost over the weekend with at least eight auto deaths and two drownings. An Ohio Wesleyan University sorority incident at Ruggles Beach left six young women and Albert Yates seriously or critically injured in a gas explosion. Names include Gladys and Jean Plocher, Mary Virginia Weisell, Margaret Ria Anderson, Augusta Dove, and chaperone Mrs Edward Champion.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Cincinnati
Ohio Wesleyan University
Albert Yates
Ruggles Beach
Sandusky
Yates
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Gladys
Jean Plocher
Elyria
Mary Virginia Weisell
Shaker Heights
Cleveland
Margaret Ria Anderson
Columbus
Augusta Dove
Shelbyville
Til
Edward Champion
Mrs Carl Myers Leaves Cherrington Hospital
Mrs. Carl Myers of Marion Township was discharged from Cherrington Hospital after a brief stay.
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Carl Myers
Marion Township
Cherrington Hospital
Hughes Looks At Social Issues
Providence June 21 AP Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes, addressing Brown University alumni, says the issue now is preserving democratic institutions. He cites postwar economic dislocations creating national and international turmoil, stressing liberty ideals voiced with anxiety and a need for unity that still protects individual freedom.
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Providence
R. I
Charles Evan Hughes
Brown University
The
United States
Columbus judge overrules motions in Carney bribery case
Common Pleas Judge Cecil J. Rand all today overruled defense motions to dismiss the indictment and for directed verdict in the bribery case against Edward T. Carney, former assistant chief of the state securities division.
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Common Pleas
Cecil J. Randall
Edward T. Carney
State Securities Division
Carney
Blum Defeated as Paris Crises Deepens Military Hope
Paris faced a political crisis as twice Premier Camille Chautemps sought to form a new government after the fall of Leon Blum. Troops guarded the Senate while President Lebrun summoned Chautemps to the Elysee to lead a cabinet pivot amid calls for a general strike and concerns over the Spanish situation and currency stabilization efforts.
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Camille Chautemps
Rrance
Senate
Leon Blum
Peoples’ Front
Albert Lebrun
Chantemps
Elysee Palace
Blum
United States
Great Britain
Bailey May Seek Postal Amendment To Aid Deliveries
Senator Bailey of North Carolina proposed amending postal laws to require delivery of life’s necessities to any person in need anywhere at any time. Senator Bridges of New Hampshire said he would support the plan, aligning with his resolution probing mail interference in the Ohio steel strike.
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Bailey
D-Nc
Bridges
R-Nh
Senate
Ohio
Relief Revolt Rocks Washington Over Aid Bill
Senator Robinson of Arkansas, longtime ally of Roosevelt, led a revolt against the 1.5 billion relief bill. He and allies urged a 25 percent local funding requirement for projects, challenging administration spending limits. Barkley fought to keep funds unrestricted and expected a vote before nightfall.
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Robinson
Arkansas
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D-Ky
Councilman Kinser Recovers at Home from Bronchitis Attack
Councilman Jack Kinser is resting at his residence after contracting bronchitis. He is reported in stable condition and expected to resume duties soon. Local officials wish him a swift recovery.
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Jack Kinser
Russians land in Vancouver after trans polar flight
Three Russian airmen, from Moscow, landed at Vancouver Washington after 63 hours 17 minutes aloft, 592 miles from Oakland, completing a perilous trans polar journey. They departed Moscow Thursday 8:05 P M EST, aiming for Oakland, with only 5 300 miles of actual flight over challenging terrain. Weather forced the landing and the trio rested, speaking via interpreter Russian Ambassador Alexander Troyanovsky. The flight demonstrated trans polar commercial viability.
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Associated Press
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Moscow
Oakland
Calif
Alexander Troyanovsky
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Oregon
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Insurgents Stream Into Bilbao Amid Campaign to Santander
Thousands of Generalissimo Francisco Franco’s troops moved through captured Bilbao to hills west of the city aiming at Santander, 45 miles away, as bridges were built to speed the advance. Insurgents seek control of water supplies and food ships head to the 300,000 residents while Basque forces resist three miles west of Bilbao.
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Francisco Franco
Bilbao
Santander
Nervion
San Sebastian
Boy Finds Slain Woman Under House in Los Angeles
Ten year old Malcolm Alberts crawled under a Wilshire district house to retrieve a baseball and found the body of a red haired woman, apparently killed by a gunshot two months prior. Investigators noted two shallow graves nearby as Mrs Lotta Myers, an invalid upstairs tenant, recalled hearing cries and screams before dawn two months ago.
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Los Angeles
Malcolm Alberts
Alice
Wilshire
Lot
Nazis Abolish Church Schools In Bavaria Move
In Bavaria, Nazi authorities dissolved parochial schools forcing hundreds of thousands of Catholic students to switch to secular institutions. In Munich and upper Bavaria 966 confessional schools were converted, with only 100 secular schools existing before. Vatican officials said Pope Pius would oppose the move with all possible power, though authorities claimed closures were with parental consent.
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Munich
Germany
Bavaria
Upper Bavaria
Vatican City
Pius
Five Seriously Hurt As Storm Razes Houses
A cyclone struck Morris town in Athens County near Chauncey injuring several people, five seriously, with many houses destroyed and lines down. Physicians and ambulances were sent as officials confirm impact in Morristown and surrounding area.
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Athens County
Morristown
Chauncey
Logan
Ohio Assembly Gathers Today for Budget Clash
Ohio legislators returned to the capitol amid a budget stalemate over funding beyond July 1. The Senate economy bloc pushes to cut about 3 million from Gov. Davey’s proposed 88.5 million appropriation, while administration forces defend a larger budget to sustain state departments. Lieutenant Governor Yoder says a majority of senators favor the reduced plan, with a House vote pending and five minute recess tactics planned by the no new taxes faction. Clarry Wright and David Moore departed for today’s session.
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Capitol
Senate Economy Bloc
Martin L. Davey
Ohio
House
Paul P. Yoder
Davey
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