Tin Workers' Annual Picnic On Saturday
Shenango and New Castle tin mill workers and Carnegie Illinois Steel plan the fourth Tin Mill Day at Cascade Park on Saturday June 26. The parade starts 10 o'clock from Rosena Furnace grounds with departments and floats. cash prizes await the top displays. Judges will review from the Leslie hotel area as the day continues with family festivities and contests.
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Shenango
New Castle
Carnegie- Illinois Steel Corporation
Rosena Furnace
South Mill Street
Harvey G. Bintrim
Mill Street
Grove Street
Washington
Public Square
Jefferson Street
South Jefferson
Norman Freeborne
Elizabeth Fleming
Bart Richards
Leslie Hotel
Mediation Board Strikes Deadlock on Steel Dispute
The three man federal mediation board neared failure as two independent steel firms rejected a joint conference call. Chairman Charles P. Taft urged heads of the four affected companies and the industrial committee to meet, but Republic Steel Corporation led the refusals signaling no progress toward settlement.
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International News Service
Cleveland
Ohio
Committee For Industrial Organiza
New Street Signs Sought and Park Care For Parade
Washington East corner sign among new sample markers inspected by city authorities. Traffic division may buy more signs. Chief Ralph A. Criswell asks public help keep public square neat during Tin Mill workers parade with Boy Scouts on duty. Albert Street paving starts from Norwood to Englewood, improving North Hill traffic and easing Highland avenue congestion.
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Washington East Corner
Ralph A. Criswell
Public Square
Albert Street
Norwood Avenue
Englewood Avenue
North Hill
Highland Avenue
Daily Weather Report Summary for the 24 Hour Period
The report notes a maximum temperature of 83 and minimum 57 with no precipitation for the 24 hours ending at 9:00 this morning. River stage is 8.1 feet. A year ago the maximum was 72 and minimum 47 with trace precipitation.
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United States
Spanish War Situation Heats Up Amid Neutrality Crisis
International tension over the Spanish war neutrality controversy remains high. Prime Minister Chamberlain urges cool heads in London and praises Germany for restraint. Reports from Paris mention a possible Anarcho Communist Republic of Santander. A German agency claims an insurgent warship captured a Soviet steamer. Rome says Italy will not molest ships of any nationality. A rebel warship bombs Palamos as insurgents push on the Basque front. The British admiralty reports 56 ships from Britain France Italy and Germany massed in Spanish waters.
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International
Chamberlain
London
Germany
Paris
Republic of Santander
Rome
Italy
Palamos
Chamberlain Urges Calm Action Over Spanish Crisis
Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain spoke in the British House of Commons urging calm and measured steps amid the Spain civil war neutrality controversy. He warned the conflict endangers European peace and reaffirmed Britain’s policy to confine the war to Spain while seeking to restore German goodwill after the Leipzig incident.
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London
Spain
House of Commons
Neville Chamberlain
Europe
Hitler
Mussolini Chamberlain
Britain
Germany
Reich
Leipzig
Troop F 103rd Cavalry to Train at Indiantown Gap
Preparations are underway for Troop F of the 103rd Cavalry PNG to en train this evening for the Pennsylvania National Guard camp at Indiantown Gap. They will stay two weeks and return July 10. Horses, shipped earlier, will join the New Jersey National Guard at the camp and move onto the Pennsylvania Railroad at 7 30 this evening arriving tomorrow morning. The most strenuous duty begins Monday as the unit camps outdoors under wartime conditions.
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103Rd Cavalry
PNG
Pennsylvania National Guard
Indiantown Gap
New Jersey National Guard
Pennsylvania Military Reservation
Pennsylvania
Mailers Return To Work Under Old Contract
Pittsburgh three newspapers resumed publication after striking mailing room workers returned to work under the contract violated by the strike. The strike, ruled illegal by union officers, ended after conferences called by Mayor Cornelius D. Scully and mediators. Pittsburgh was without papers for two and a half days.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Sun Telegraph
Post Gazette
Press
International
Cornelius D. Scully
Miners Rally in Johnstown as Bethlehem Steel Eyes Monday Reopen
Soft coal workers flood Johnstown in sympathy for steel strikers amid martial law lift signaling Bethlehem Steel plant’s planned Monday reopening. An estimated 4,500 to 5,000 miners jammed the city, with 1,000 plus cars joining from surrounding counties and several mines ordered closed in protest.
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International News Service
Johnstown
Bethlehem Steel
Steel City
Bethlehem Mill Gates
United Mine Workers of America
Barnes & Tucker Coal Company
Barnesboro
Ebensburg Coal Company
Culver
Monroe Coal Company
Revloc
Vinton Colliery Company
Cintondale
Pennsylvania Coal & Coke Corporation
Moss Creek
New State Law Grants Immunity to Pennsylvania Newsmen
In Harrisburg on June 25, Gov. George H. Earle signed a measure protecting newspapermen from being forced to reveal information sources. Sponsored by Sen. Edward J. Thompson, the law bars courts from holding journalists in contempt for not disclosing sources, extending protection to press association employees and aligning journalist status with lawyers, clergy and physicians.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Earle
Pennsylvania
George H. Earle
Edward J. Thompson
D. Centre
Colin Clive Dies at 37 in Hollywood Hospital
Hollywood report that Colin Clive, prominent British actor known for unsympathetic roles, died at Cedar of Lebanon hospital at age 37. Cause listed as a pulmonary and intestinal ailment. physicians gave oxygen in vain.
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Hollywood
Colin Clive
Cedar of Lebanon Hospital
Earle Creates Department of Public Assistance in State
Harrisburg announces a new cabinet post the department of public assistance to administer the Earle administration social program. Gov George H Earle signs bills to establish the department name Karl De Schweinitz as head and consolidate relief and welfare under one agency.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Department of Public Assistance
Earle
George H. Earle
Karl de Schweinitz
Goodrich
General Assembly
State Emergency Relief Board
Welfare Department
Girl Victim Dies After Bronx Theatre Incident
Mary Maglione a 10 year old girl dies at Lincoln Hospital from injuries after a Bronx theatre attack. Porter William Ray 26 admitted luring her to the rear of the theater, striking with a brick and jamming her body in a ventilating duct.
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International News Service
New York
Mary Maglione
Lincoln Hospital
William Ray
Bronx
Stage Rebellion Within Santander
In Lisbon a Fascist radio bulletin reports 15,000 Leftist residents of Santander staged a rebellion within a rebellion as rebels led by anarchists seized government buildings and proclaimed a Communist Libertarian Republic near Santander.
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International News Service
Lisbon
Portugal
Santander
Spain
State To Launch Building Program In Harrisburg
The Earle Administration will start a 30.4 million building program within 90 days to ease overcrowding in 32 state institutions. Bids will be advertised in about 60 days as part of a 60 million institutional plan funded by PWA relief.
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Harrisburg
Earle
Welfare
John D. Pennington
General State Authority
PWA
Amelia Earhart Repairs Halt World Flight Reentry
Amelia Earhart arrived in Bandoeng Java from Sourabaya for repairs to the flying instruments of her round the world plane. She traveled from Bandoeng to Sourabaya yesterday and it is uncertain when she will resume her voyage.
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International News Service
Bandoeng
Java
Amelia Earhart
Sourabaya
Death Record James A. Hogue and Leroy Barnes in Slippery Rock
James A. Hogue aged 60 of Slippery Rock township and Leroy Barnes aged 40 of rear Riverview Avenue are listed in a local death record. No causes or dates provided in readable text.
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James A. Hogue
Slippery Rock Township
Leroy Barnes
Rear Riverview Avenue
Governor Davey orders protection for workers in Mahoning strike
Ohio Governor Martin L. Davey ordered the state militia to protect workers returning to jobs in the Mahoning Valley steel plants amid a C I O strike. The measure followed failed mediation, with mill owners planning a fast reopening under guard as 20,000 Youngstown workers sought to go back to work.
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International News Service
Columbus
Mahoning Valley
Martin L. Davey
Ohio
Davey
Gilson D. Light
National Guard
Youngstown, O
Lionel Evans
Roosevelt
Youngstown
Bomb Explosions Shake Warren Strike Town
Two bomb blasts near Republic Steel plant terrorize Warren Ohio as eight National Guardsmen face danger in a patrol car attack. Police arrest a man named John Borowitz after the first blast near the west open hearth. The second explosion hit a patrol car at South Main street around 1 a.m. causing widespread alarm.
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John Borowitz
South Main Street
Republic
Governor Sends 300 More Troops To Youngstown
Five hundred National Guard troops were ordered into the Mahoning Valley steel center. The 112th Engineers of Cleveland mobilized overnight. Two hundred were sent to Warren and 300 to Youngstown to guard non striking workers returning to plants of Republic Steel Corp. and Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co.
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International News Service
Columbus
National Guard
Mahoning Valley
Adjt
Emil F. Marx
112Th Engineers
Cleveland
Warren
Youngstown
Gilson D. Light
Republic Steel Corp
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
Plan Protection For Men Going Back To Work
Maj Gen Gilson D Light, guard strike observer, convened law enforcement leaders from Trumbull and Mahoning counties to arrange protection for steel workers returning to Youngstown plants. He reported 2,000 workers have resumed at Youngstown Sheet and Tube with no disorder, and no move by Republic Steel to recall non striking workers.
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International News Service
Columbus
Gilson D. Light
National Guard
Youngstown
Trumbull
Mahoning
General Light
Adj
Emily Marx
E. P. Lawlor
Canton
Lawlor
Stark County
General Marx
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Republic Steel Corporation
Flying Seaplane Across Continent
In San Diego on June 25 the first seaplane to attempt a transcontinental flight headed toward New York. The 27,000 pound craft, obtained by American Museum of Natural History assistant Richard Archbold, has Pilot Russell Rogers and a six member crew. The aircraft lifted off at 4 50 p.m and aims to reach North Beach airport in New York in 17 or 18 hours.
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International News Service
San Diego
Cal
New York
Richard Archbold
American Museum of Natural History
New Gainea
Navy
Honolulu
Russell Rogers
Archbold
North Beach
Heat Wave Mortality Rises Across Plains States
Eighteen deaths blamed on an intense heat wave as temperatures topped 100 degrees across the plains and southwestern states. Chicago reported 97 official degrees with suburbs reaching 102 to 115. beaches drew about 200,000 people as lifeguard crews were mobilized.
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International News Service
Chicago
Plains States
Park District
Central States
Park Board
Plains
Mercury
Wishek
N. D
First Group Of Democrats Off To Parley
About 120 Democrats left the naval academy dock in four patrol boats headed for Jefferson Island where President Roosevelt awaited to open the party harmony meeting. Senate majority leader Joseph T Robinson of Arkansas was aboard, signaling the start of the three day event.
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Ional News Service
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Jefferson Island
Roosevelt
Senate
Joseph T Robinson
Arkansas
Tin Mill Day Celebrated By Factory Workers
Workers at the mill take a day off for a gala event with rollers, heaters, and shop staff joining in. Machinists, helpers, and clerks resume their duties after the celebration while the weather is noted as ninety three.
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Pickler
Annealer
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Bethlehem
Pennington
Industrial School For Boys At
Huntingdon
Amelia
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