Steel strike settlement reached to end 18 year clash
Pittsburgh May 14 AP The Jones Laughlin Steel strike ends as 27000 workers reach a temporary deal after a one hour conference. Picket lines to be withdrawn and operations to resume today. An employee election will be held next week under the National Labor Relations Board supervision.
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Fittsburgh
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corporation
Phil Murray
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Murray
H. E. Lewis
Corporation
Pittsburgh
Aliquippa
National Labor Relations Board
Lewis
Report Money Fears Calmed by Government Official
A federal financial authority said inflation fears have subsided for now citing three reasons. Slower price increases observed in April with wholesale prices easing from 88.3 to 87.5. Lawmakers push budget discipline in both chambers. Renewed action against monopolies, DOJ challenges Aluminum Company of America and AG Cummings urges antitrust statute revisions.
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Washington
Federal Financial Authority
Labor Department
Justice Department
Aluminum Company of America
Cummings
Woman Seeks Decree in Heinlein Divorce Case
Dorothy Heinlein files for divorce from James Hayes Heinlein alleging gross neglect and cruelty. He left home April 10 claiming to be going far away, with police seeking him over a worthless check given to Mayor Fitzgerald for drunken driving fine.
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Dorothy Heinlein
James Hayes Heinlein
Funeral services for Mrs Marcella Hiles planned today
Funeral services are arranged today for Mrs Marcella Hiles who died at her Perry County home this morning. The elderly woman, known in Logan, was the mother of the late Rev F W Hiles. Leonard Funeral Service is in charge.
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Marcella Hiles
Perry County
Logan
F. W. Hiles
Leonard
Judge urges old time saloon norms to protect women
Cleveland on May 14 AP report says Municipal Judge Stanton Addams urged returning to traditional saloon rules. He called for women to be properly escorted and kept away from bars and public view, speaking before a women's organization yesterday.
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Cleveland
Stanton Addams
Evans Brooks Faces Trial in Slayings of Deputies
Green Allen Brooks, 82, a noted evangelist and former east Tennessee circuit judge, is to stand trial in Jonesville, Virginia, on charges of killing two deputies two years ago. After the shootings he fled to Kentucky and Texas, where he was later arrested while preaching.
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Green Allen Brooks
East Tennessee
Jonesville
Brooks
Kentucky
Texas
Roosevelt Returns to Washington after 16 day trip
President Roosevelt, rested from a 16 day southwest vacation, rode the Roosevelt special toward Washington arriving at Union Station after a Texas journey. He pressed for economic goals including farm production control and spoke with cattlemen fruit growers oil executives and cotton leaders along the 3,000 mile trip with Postmaster General Parley aboard.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Southwest
Union Station
Texas
National
Parley
Indianapolis
Gulf
General Clem Dies at Age 97 In San Antonio
Maj. Gen. John Lincoln Clem, the Civil War era drummer boy famed as the drummer boy of Chickamauga, died last night in San Antonio at 97. Federal press notes recount his long military service and his storied career.
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San Antonio
Tex
John Lincoln Clem
Chickamaugua
Merrill Lambie Nearing New York Flight Legs In Fog
Dick Merrill and Jack Lambie landed in Quincy Massachusetts after fog prevented sighting their starting point in New York. The monoplane journey faced poor weather on the first leg toward England with 2000 spectators watching from Floyd Bennett Field.
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Merrill
Lambie
New York
Floyd Bennett
Field
N. Y
Dick Merrill
Jack Lambie
Quincy
Mass
Rian Rea
Obang Velveargs
Floyd Bennett Field
England
Atlantic
Air
Newark Airport
Cape Breton Island
Newfoundland
St. Albans
Eastern ‘Airlines
Washington, D.C
Body found in English Channel linked to missing flyer
The body of a woman in a flying suit was recovered five miles off Dover by a train ferry crew. Authorities said the pilot of the Duchess of Bedford, who vanished March 22, could not confirm the identity of the body, leaving the flyer’s identity unknown.
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Dover
Eng
English Channel
Duchess of Bedford
Gold Star Mother Cannot Plant Corn On Birthday
Alcinda Mosser of 314 No Orchard St plans to garden on her 84th birthday but knee injury from a fall forces her to abandon summer planting. An active Gala Star Mother, she quilts and rugs for family, with seven rugs and six quilts made since January. Her husband George died in 1933 and a grandson Burlin Taylor lives with her. A photo-filled parlor holds mementos of her son George, who died in 1918 at Camp Taylor in the influenza era.
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Alcinda Mosser
Orchard St
Hocking County
George
Camp Taylor
Court Sets Aside TVA Limitation Injunction
The Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals unanimously voided a temporary injunction against the Tennessee Valley Authority expansion plan. Judges Allen and Moorman agreed with overturning the injunction but diverged on opinion details. Judge Gore had barred new lines and substations not already underway or serving new customers outside redistricted rural areas.
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Covington
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
John Gore
Eastern
Tennessee
Tennessee Valley Authority
Florence Allen
Charles Moorman
Charles G. Simmons
Gore
TVA
Alabama
Virginia
West Virginia
North Carolina
Kentucky
Mississippi
Georgia
Three Deaths Laid To Pair In West Tour
Poughkeepsie May 14 AP Lester Brockelhurst 23 a paroled convict and former Sunday school teacher sat in a Dutchess County jail cell as three men were killed during a six weeks crime tour. Victims named by state police were Albin Theander 47 Rockford Illinois tailor Jack Griffiths Fort Worth Texas tavern owner and Victor Gates Little Rock Arkansas. Brockelhurst and Bernice Felton 24 Rockford were also in custody.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Lester Brockelhurst
Dutchess County
H. A. Gay
Gay
Albin Theander
Rockford
Jack Griffiths
Fort Worth
Tex
Victor Gates
Little Rock
Ark
Bernice Felton
Brockelhurst
Middle West
Tax Revenues Exceed Hopes In Ohio Food Tax Repeal
Columbus Ohio May 14 AP improved business conditions early this year helped curb an anticipated four million dollar loss in sales tax revenues from repealing the food tax. First four months receipts minus the food tax totaled 14 965 904 compared with 16 295 283 a year earlier.
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Columbus
Tax Commission Warns Counties Over Real Estate Reappraisal
The state tax commission informed county commissioners that it can order fund appropriations for real estate reappraisal and will set a deadline for action. Ford Becker noted no data on how many counties cannot or will not fund the effort. The 1931 total reappraisement cost stood at 1,633,085 dollars.
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Columbus
State Tax Commission
Ford Becker
The
Tax Commission
Becker
Missing Ohio Wesleyan coed Ruth Baumgardner sought
Buffalo police canvassed hotels and rooming houses as the search for Ruth Baumgardner, a 22 year old Ohio Wesleyan University senior, intensified. A rooming house proprietor reported a young woman resembling Baumgardner had asked for a room Tuesday night and seemed familiar, later recognizing a photo while tidying papers.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Ruth Baumgardner
Ohio Wesleyan University
Watertown
Miss Baumgardner
Election figure dies amid Lawrence County contest
Harry A. Banton a 43 year old grocer and Lawrence County commissioner who featured prominently in a heated local election dispute died at his Ironton home. He had won by 403 votes in November but lost to Republican William Dickens by 18 after a recount. Despite illness he contested the recount and a judge found ballot tampering, sustaining Banton as winner. A state inquiry ordered by Gov Davey is underway with expected developments soon.
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Ironton
Harry A. Banton
Lawrence County
Banton
William Dickens
Common Pleas
Philip Wieland
Morrow County
Martin L. Davey
William J. Kennedy
Kennedy
Orchestras Compete In National School Contest
Musical units from medium sized high schools competed in the annual national school orchestra contest as larger schools await cues tomorrow. Class C schools with under 250 pupils rated last night with Angola Indiana Barrington Illinois and Westfield Indiana placed in division 1 as highly superior or outstanding.
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Columbus
Angola
Ind
Barrington
Ill
Westfield
Officers Find Two Missing Logan High Girls At Buckeye Lake
Two Logan High School girls, Esther Herman 15 and Irene Miller 14, who vanished Wednesday night, were found safe at a Buckeye Lake cottage owned by one girl's grandparents. They admitted running away and had stayed there since arriving early Thursday. Esther Herman is the adopted daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Herman of Church Street. Irene Miller is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. James I. Miller of Wood Street.
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Logan High School
Safe and Sound
Newton Spencer
Alfred Campbell
Buckeye Lake
Esther Herman
J. F. Herman
Church St
Irene Miller
James I". Miller
Wood St
Chamber Warns Logan Residents on Brick Veneer Swindle
Chamber of Commerce officials warned Logan homeowners about salesmen offering a brick veneer for frame houses. They say the product is a printed design, not real veneer. Homeowners should compare prices with builders supply dealers or consult local bankers before signing. Merchants were cautioned to verify strangers’ identities by phone at their expense.
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Chamber of Commerce
Logan
C. of C
Fisher Strike Ends by Pact at GM Fisher Body Plant
Lincoln R. Scafe, plant manager, announced a temporary agreement ending a dispute that halted work at the Fisher Body plant in Cleveland. About 6,300 workers were idle. employees will return to their jobs next Tuesday and grievances will be addressed after they resume work.
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Cleveland
Lincoln R. Scafe
General Motors
Fisher
Scafe
Akron transport strike settled with wage increase
Akron May 14 AP The four week strike ends as workers return to buses and street cars. Agreement adds eight and a half cents hourly over 65 cents retroactive to April 1, with union access to company books every 60 days to justify further raises.
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Akron
Royal title dispute follows Warfield marriage talks
Unofficial but trusted sources say Britain will deny Wallis Warfield the style Her Royal Highness after marriage to the Duke of Windsor. Debrett’s notes that royal rank usually follows the husband but cites no definitive authority for Mrs Warfield. Queen Elizabeth’s rise to royal rank came from a king’s act, not mere marriage.
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London
Duke of Windsor
Wallis Warfield
Duchess of Windsor
Debrett
Edward VIII
Elizabeth
Duke of York
Mrs. Warfield
Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon
George V
Debrett’s
British destroyer Hunter wrecked by mine off Almeria coast
An explosion crippled the British destroyer Hunter off Almeria on the Spanish coast killing eight crewmen and injuring twenty others. Officials blame a floating mine from the Spanish Civil War era, though Spanish sources cite a possible German submarine attack. Britain begins an official inquiry as the Hands Off Spain patrol responds and other ships head to the scene to assist.
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London
Admiralty
Hunter
Almeria
Valencia
Ameria
Gibraltar
Britain
Spain
Mediterranean
Hardy
Hyperion
Arethusa
England
Baldwin Warns International Tension at Imperial Conference
London May 14 AP Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin warned the opening session of Britain's imperial conference that the international situation is difficult and threatening. Delegates elected him to lead discussions on defense communications foreign policy trade and migration as they seek a coordinated empire stance amid a costly race to rearm with Britain pursuing a 7.5 billion five year defense program.
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London
Stanley Baldwin
Sesson
Britain
Baldwin
Youthful Burglar Sentenced by Juvenile Judge in Lancaster
Marion Ohio May 14 AP The capture and sentence of 16 year old Buster Cray was a one man job for Juvenile Judge Oscar Gast. Called from bed at 5 AM by word the boy had escaped detention home Cray was found near the Gast home in a park. A few hours later Judge Gast ordered Cray to the Boys Industrial School at Lancaster after Cray confessed to 10 burglaries.
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Marion
Buster Cray
Oscar Gast
Gast
Morgan Improves In London After Heart Trouble
Morgan shows improvement in London after a heart trouble that began Wednesday. Reported by AP, the 3 percent investor status and a cautious assessment describe his condition as getting on satisfactorily while doctors monitor his recovery.
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Morgan
London
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Marcus L. Friedman
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Friedman
Aviatrix
Mrs. Motser
Sixth District
Jones and Laughlin Steel
Jones and Laughlin
Steel Workers’ Organizing Committee
John L. Lewis’ C. 1.0
Akron Transport
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