Senate Probes Mail Charges in Steel Strike
The Senate post office committee opens hearings on mail refusals amid steel strike disruptions. Senators Bridges and Guffy press for evidence of CIO and Post Office agreement to bar packages. officials cite safety rules. Philip Murray meets with CIO to seek union contracts with steel companies.
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International News Service
Washington
Senates
Senate Post Office Committee
Post Office Department
Committee For Industrial Organization
Republic Steel Corp
Bridges
New Hampshire
Niles
Warren
Youngstown
Ohio
CIO
Senator Guffy
Pennsylvania
Philip Murray
Steel Workers’ Organizers Committee
William W. Howes
Bailey
North Carolina
Murray
John L. Lewis
Perkins
Three a Men Get Appointments
Harrisburg June 17 Secretary of Highways Warren Van Dyke announced 165 personnel changes in the highway department including 10 dismissals and 118 appointments. District No 11 names Mike A Orland Paul J Quinn and David M Means among new construction engineers.
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Harrisburg
Highway Department
Warren van Dyke
Mike A. Orland
New Castle
Paul J. Quinn
David M. Means
New Wilmington
No, Notion of Independence, No Room for Traitors
A reflective note on loyalty and consequences of leaving leadership or employment. It argues independence isolates the ungrateful and implies that those who prove self-sufficiency face harsh judgment from peers and superiors. The piece critiques quitting as a risky act with social penalties.
Crown Flower Queen Crown Flower Queen
Ruth Jones of Shenandoah Iowa sits on her throne as city flower queen. Miss Jones from Nebraska City Nebraska will represent Shenandoah in the national flower show tied to the Great Lakes Exposition in Cleveland.
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Ruth Jones
Shenandoah, Ia
Miss Jones
Nebraska City
Neb
Cleveland
Central Press
Plan To Provide For Families Of Workers On Strike
Youngstown Ohio June 17 The CIO moves to aid families of strikers as the steel walkout enters its fourth week. SWOC research director Harold Ruttenberg says no one is hungry yet and relief funds will flow as needed. Voluntary one day pay from CIO workers funds a relief corpus for affected families. industry losses total about 5 million dollars in three weeks.
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Youngstown
CIO
Harold Ruttenberg
SWOC
Ruttenberg
Republic Steel Corporation
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Inland Steel
Reilly Denies Ordering Shoot to Kill in Monaghan Case
Fayette County District Attorney James A. Reilly testified he never issued a shoot to kill order for 64 year old Frank C. Monaghan, who died during an alleged third degree. He denied reporter Joe Dickson’s claim he admonished the DA against such orders and named political enemies behind pressure on the case.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
James A. Reilly
Fayette County
Frank C. Monaghan
Reilly
Joe Dickson
Uniontown
Jim
Dickson
Charlies J. Margiotti
Dr. Baltz
S. A. Baltz
Baltz
Buffalo Slayer Is Found Guilty
Thomas E. Smith was found guilty of first degree murder in the Mary Ellen Babcock case. The jury recommended leniency under a new law, but Justice Samuel J. Harris could still sentence him on June 22. Grant Babcock, father of the slain girl, urged the chair as the appropriate punishment.
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International News Service
Buffalo
N. Y
Thomas E. Smith
Mary Ellen Babcock
Samuel J. Harris
Grant Babcock
Harris
Lewis May Go To Johnstown
John L. Lewis head of the CIO drive against four steel firms may visit Johnstown on Sunday. CIO sub regional director David Watkins cited a well founded report. In Pittsburgh Clinton S. Golden regional director of the steel workers organizing committee said he would speak in Johnstown at 4 p.m. today.
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International News Service
Johnstown
John L. Lewis
CIO
David Watkins
Bethlehem
Pittsburgh
Clinton S. Golden
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Card of Thanks from the Czermeda Family
Mr and Mrs Stanley Czermeda and family thank relatives friends and neighbors for kindness sympathy and floral tributes and car donations during their bereavement.
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Stanley Czemerda
Telephone Operators Strike Is Settled in Warren Ohio
Warren Ohio June 17 The telephone operators strike which tied up 10500 subscribers was settled. Operators received wage increases totaling 12000 dollars fifty percent of their demands.
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International News Service
Warren, O
Plans Complete For Seventh Ward Methodist Picnic
The Mahoning M E church's Sunday school picnic is set for Friday at Cascade Park with a 6 PM dinner, games such as potato peeling and husband calling contests, a community sing, and a leadership lineup including M A Boyd and Rev C H Hagadorn. Mrs William Moss tended a coffee table mishap near Swansea and Liberty with injuries. she was treated at New Castle hospital. Tonight's K J U class social moves to the Presbyterian basement at 7:30 PM, away from an outdoor venue.
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Mahoning M. FE
Sol
Cascade Park
M. A. Boyd
Chester Johnston
John Parker
C. H. Hagadorn
J. M. Conn
Jess Gehrken
Ralph Taylor
John Phillips
Wendal McClurg
Perry Birk
William Moss
Presbyterian Church
Official Board Meeting At Ma honing M E Church
Ma honing M E Church Official Board met Wednesday evening with reports from committees. Ladies Aid bought a new stove to be installed in mid August and Joash fund up two hundred dollars from last year. A committee including Mrs. J A Waddell Mrs Joseph Gilmore and Mrs George Meyer was appointed to arrange church carpet purchase. GIRL INJURED report details unclear with 3 year old Mable Crouse involved.
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Mahoning M. E. Church
Ladies Aid Society
Folowing
J. A. Waddell
Joseph Gilmore
George Meyer
Miss Mauck Hosts Queen Esther Society Meeting
Miss Martha Louise Mauck will entertain members of the Queen Esther society of the Mahoning M. E. church this evening in her home on Hillcrest avenue.
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Martha Louise Mauck
Queen Esther Society
The
Mahoning M. E. Church
Hillcrest Avenue
Local Residents Share News of Visits and Illnesses
J A Waddell of North Liberty is improving after a month of illness. Mary Lou Krause, also of North Liberty, enters New Castle hospital for treatment. William Osburn and George Meyer of West Madison were visitors in Cleveland on Wednesday. Mrs M C Adams of West Madison has visited relatives in Willard. Mrs Joseph Gilmore of North Cedar has returned home after a week with Franklin relatives. Mr and Mrs Evan Campbell of Bradford visit Mr and Mrs David Walker on West Clayton. Mr and Mrs William Walker of Rochester have been visiting for the
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J. A. Waddell
North Liberty Street
Mary Lou Krause
New Castle Hospital
William Osburn
George Meyer
West Madison Avenue
Cleveland
M. C. Adams
Willard, O
Joseph Gilmore
North Cedar Street
Franklin
Evan Campbell
Bradford
David Walker
West Clayton Street
William Walker
Rochester
Local social notes from West Clayton and Cedar streets
The report lists visitors and family arrivals around West Clayton Street and North Cedar Street. Louise Thompson of Mercer visits grandparents on North Cedar Street. Mrs W C Shanafelt improves after Jameson Memorial Hospital surgery. Fred Wettich and family visit relatives on North Cedar Street. Mrs Herbert Mullen travels to Los Angeles for her father Jack Farrell’s illness.
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David Walker
West Clayton Street
Louise Thompson
Mercer
Willis Garner
North Cedar Street
W. C. Shanafelt
West Madison Avenue
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Fred Wettich
New Wilmington
Lee Wettich
Herbert Mullen
North Liberty Street
Los Angeles
Cal
Jack Farrell
Warning to 100000 workers on social security report
Harrisburg June 17 Secretary of Labor and Industry Ralph M Bashore warned workers that 100000 risk losing unemployment compensation rights by failing to secure and report social security numbers. Unemployment benefits will begin January 1 1938.
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Harrisburg
Farrell Man Enlists in Navy for Four Years
Julius A Casimino of 515 Sperman Avenue Farrell Pennsylvania was accepted at the local Navy recruiting station in the Post Office building. He left Wednesday for Newport Rhode Island to begin a three month preliminary training period. Afterward he will be assigned to a ship for duty at sea for the remainder of his four year enlistment.
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Julius A. Casimino
Sperman Avenue
Farrell
Navy
Leo Riley
Casimino
Newport
R. I
Women Press Sheriff For Workmen Protection In Steel Town
About 300 women, wives of Republic Steel and Youngstown Sheet and Tube workers, delivered a blunt ultimatum to Sheriff Ralph B. Elser demanding order, mail delivery, protection for workers returning to the mills, and respect for property rights in Youngstown. The petition was signed by Mrs. John H. Moore, Mrs. Walter Bennett, Mrs. John P. Newman, and 297 other women.
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Youngstown
Ralph B. Elser
Republic Steel and
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Youngstown and
United States
John H. Moore
Walter Bennett
John P. Newman
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