Steel Empleados Chief Opposes Mediation Board Plan
M F Tighe president of the Amalgamated Association denounces a three member mediation board proposed by NRA administrator Hugh S Johnson to settle steel disputes. He questions impartiality and warns a strike vote is possible after a June 14 Pittsburgh convention. The June 16 industry deadline looms with no extension expected.
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Pittsburgh
M. F. Tighe
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Tighe
Hugh S. Johnson
NRA
Washington
Amalgamated
One Killed One Hurt In Alabama Terror Attacks
In Alabama's industrial district a deadly week end violence left Green Patton dead and another black worker seriously injured. Patton died after a beating by five white men following an assault on a street car. The other worker was wounded when dynamite exploded at a friend's porch.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Green Patton
Thomas
Republic Steel Corporation
Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company
Patton
Rivers Daily Stages Flood Present 24 Hour Stage Change
Flood conditions reported along the riverfront with a 24 hour stage update showing rising water. Officials caution residents and boaters to monitor stage changes and heed warnings as weather systems move through the region.
Ramblin’ about the Town Reports Fishing and Bloom
Jes Ramblin notes Ard ent Izaak Waltonites fishing along Clearlake with about 20 bass. George Lowery Jr. jokes about a LS A diploma and thrift. West Monroe sees first cotton bloom found by L R Reynolds from Dr E G Calvert farm near Natchitoches Street.
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Izaak
West Monroe
Jes
L. R. Reynolds
Ex Kaiser Wilhelm Blesses Hitler Regime From Doorn
From his Doorn retreat the former Kaiser Wilhelm reportedly blesses the Hitler regime in a London Daily Mail interview. He hints that Hitler's work could be crowned by a Hohenzollern restoration and says the German people would have to fetch him if they want him back. The interview was obtained by Randolph Churchill.
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Doorn
Kaiser Wilhelm
Hitler
London Daily Mail
Hohenzollern
Randolph Churchill
Winston Churchill
Wilhelm
Bomb explodes in Havana shoping district killing one
A blast at 11 15 a m in the shop ping district of Havana leaves one dead and several wounded. Police and emergency crews respond to the scene as investigators begin to determine the cause and determine if the blast was intentional or accidental.
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Havana
Tugwell Defends AAA Strengthening at Senate Hearing
Rexford Tugwell faced sharp questions from Senators Smith and Byrd as he defended the administration plan to expand the Agricultural Adjustment Act. The hearing drew a large crowd, including many women, and sparked accusations of political maneuvering over Tugwell’s promotion from assistant secretary to undersecretary with a salary rise.
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Washington
Rexford G. Tugwell
Congress
Senate
Smith
Byrd
South Carolina
Virginia
Tugwell Cites Farm Experience in Undersecretary Bid
Rexford G. Tugwell told the Senate Agriculture Committee that dirt farming qualifies him for undersecretary of agriculture. He defended administration efforts to broaden the Agricultural Adjustment Act as dissension and disorder erupted in the hearing room.
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Washington
Rexford G. Tugwell
Congress
Senate Agriculture Committee
Roosevelt “Brain Trust
Columbia University
Young Man Found Alive On Dauphin Island
Mobile Alabama dispatch reports George Cochran, 27, Princeton graduate, found alive on the south end of Dauphin Island after a sea search for him and companion Vernol Thompson. A Pensacola naval seaplane joined the flotilla as a coast guard cutter relayed the news by wireless. Cochran is son of John T. Cochran, railroad president.
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Ala
Coast Guard
George Cochrane
Princeton
Dauphin Island
John T. Cochrane
Alabama, Tennessee and Northern Railroad
Pensacola
Cochrane
Vernol L. Thompson
Gulf Mobile and Northern Railroad
le Gare
Thompson
NRA Attains Its First Birthday Next Saturday
Washington report notes NRA reaches one year amid mixed praise and criticism. Observers assess its achievements and future while Hugh S. Johnson predicts continued strength as leaders plan a jubilee event.
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NRA
Washington
Ward Times
Hugh S. Johnson
Johnson
Factions clash as anti fascist riots injure many in France
Anti fascist disorders erupt across French provinces injuring about one hundred as cavalry clash with demonstrators in Grenoble and Cambrai. Government deploys troops and gendarmes to restore order amid clashes in Denain Valenciennes and Paris where vendors fight. More than 1 000 Socialists and Communists involved.
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Paris
Grenoble
Cambrai
Denain
Valenciennes
Insull's island home looted of valuables
Chicago June 11 The island home of Samuel Insull Jr on a small lake near Mundelein Illinois was looted of all furnishings art and valuables during the weekend absence of Dr Robert Maynard Hutchins president of the University of Chicago who has used the place as a summer home
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Chicago
Samuel Insull, Jr
Mundelein
Ill
Robert Maynard Hutchins
University of Chicago
Wilkinson Seeks Guidance from Constituents on Key Votes
In Port Allen West Baton Rouge Representative Horace Wilkinson asked his constituents to direct his votes on major issues. Voters passed resolutions opposing new or increased taxes except liquor levy and urged him to oppose the tax reform commission program. The nearly 80 year old lawmaker weighed waiting for session developments or deciding now.
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Baton Rouge
Horace Wilkinson
West Baton Rouge
Port Allen
Louisiana Tax Reform Commission
Consul Vanishes and Japanese Warship Heads to Nanking
In Shanghai on June 11 a Japanese destroyer advanced toward Nanking amid signs of grave alarm over the three day disappearance of Eimei Kuramoto, the Japanese vice consul in Nanking. The cruiser Thusima, anchored at Shanghai, was ordered to move to Nanking the next day.
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Shanghai
Nanking
Japan
Eimei Kuramoto
Thusima
Judge Harper to Speak in Bastrop Monday Night
Judge W. M. Harper, who opened his fifth district congressional campaign in Richland and Franklin parishes, will address Morehouse parish voters at Bastrop courthouse at 7 30 tonight. An earlier notice incorrectly stated the Bastrop meeting would occur Saturday.
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W. M. Harper
Richland
Franklin Parishes
Morehouse Parish
Bastrop
Wrecked Airliner Located Near Livingston Manor
Wreckage of a seven occupant American Airlines plane was sighted near Livingston Manor New York with all but one body burned beyond recognition. The Condor passenger craft missing since Saturday night was described as partly burned and buried in brush on a mountainside. Ground searchers had not reached the scene as pilots reported the wreckage matched the carrier and motor count.
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Livingston Manor
N. Y
W. H
Ted) Halleck
Newark
N. J
American Airlines
Earl Ward
Line
New York
Halleck
Ward
Newburgh
Buffalo
Chicago
Theodore Schmidt
Schmidt
Bellanca
Washington
Hancock
Liberty
Mass Meeting Draws 10000 At Baton Rouge Protest
More than 10 000 citizens from all sections of Louisiana are expected to attend a mass meeting in Baton Rouge to protest higher state taxes. Ouachita parish plans a motorcade and a New Orleans delegation of over 4000 will join the gathering at 8 pm at the community pavilion. The protest continues as public input reaches the legislature.
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Ouachita Parish
Baton Rouge
New Orleans
Louisiana Tax Reform Commission
Court Dismisses Suit Against Farley Over Air Mail Contract
The U.S. circuit court of appeals directed dismissal of Transcontinental and Western Airs bid to block Postmaster General Farley from enforcing an annulment order on a TWA air mail contract. Judge Knox ruled the government cannot be sued without consent, and ordered dismissal.
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New York
United States Circuit Court of Appeals Today
Transcontinental and Western Air, Inc
James A. Farley
TWA
John C. Knox
Plane crashes in Mar Chiquita lake near Junin Argentina
Pan American Grace Airways flight San Pedro with six passengers and four crew crashes in Marchiquita lake 25 miles from Junin Buenos Aires. Three people killed and two injured in dense fog during emergency landing attempt. Pilot Charles F Lindenberg led the flight from Buenos Aires to Santiago Chile.
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Argentina
Pan-American Grace Airways
Mar Chiquita
Buenos Aires
San Pedro
Marchiquita Lake
Here
Charles F. Lindenberg
Santiago
Chile
Honduran Town Ocotepeque Wiped Out by Flood
A radio report from Guatemala to United Fruit headquarters says the entire Honduran town of Ocotepeque along the Lampa river has been wiped out with 500 people drowned. The town lies near Metapán and reports from San Salvador linked the disaster to a tornado and windstorm last week.
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Boston
Mass
Ocotepeque
Honduras
United Fruit Company
Guatemala
Metapans
Salvador
San Salvador
Lampa River
Pacific
Many Believed Lost In Flood
Humid rainstorms swelled the Ulua river by 45 feet, inundating La Lima and Pimienta areas. Tegucigalpa reported two drownings as authorities evacuated marooned residents and rescued others from Blanco and Hunuya rivers. Survivors reached highland villages with unknown casualty toll.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Ulua
la Lima
Blanco
Hunuya
Cortez
Lama
Pimienta
Five Dead in California Knife Attack at Susanville
Five people were knifed to death in Susanville California as Sheriff James Leavitt reported. The victims included three women and two men, including Joe Lazio his wife and their 20 year old daughter. The killer fled dismembering Lazio and then attacked Lazio's son John and Lena Amistani before being captured. The suspect gave the name Peter Dalosi aged 45, a lumber mill worker.
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Susanville
Calif
James Leavitt
Leavitt
Joe Lazio
Sazio
John
Lena Amistani
Peter Dalosi
El Salvador Struck by Devastating Storm and Price Decree
Relief officials estimate about 2000 dead near San Salvador after torrential rains and landslides. Government planes survey towns ruined by floods as President fixes food prices and waives import duties for three months to feed the people.
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San Salvador
Salvador
Pan-American Airways Wireless
Salvadorean Air Corps
L. C. Calloway
Pan-American Aireways
Lempa
la Libertad
la Union
Republic
el Salvador
Guija
Coaterpeque
International Railroad
Central America
Hollywood steel strike stalemate fuels union split
In Hollywood on June 11 a pessimistic report says both sides in the steel dispute hold firm. The Amalgamated Iron Steel and Tin Workers' Union opposes the Iron and Steel Institute as members defend the group against rival factions. The writer notes sentiment for a fair compromise and jokes about alternative building materials, referencing Dillinger.
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Hollywood
Cal
Speecial
Amalgamated Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Iron and Steel Institute
Paris
Dillinger
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