Republic May Plan to Extend Activity in Cleveland Area
A conference in Youngstown among Republic Steel executives, Cleveland officials, and Ohio National Guard General Gilson D. Light sparked talk that Republic Steel might widen operations into the Cleveland area. Officials deny any verification, citing focus on the back-to-work movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. RY
Internative
Youngstown
Republic Steel Corporation
Cleveland
Gilson D. Light
Ohio National Guard
Republic Steel
Light
Armory
General Light
Elliott Ness
Hubert W. Chamberlin
R. J. Wysor
M. White
Pecantic Steel
J. A. Voss
Republic
Harry Woodhead
PANEWC Briefs On Parking Roads And Road Work
Downtown parking is heavy on Saturday with Panewc notes. Worth Mercer Street from Sheridan to the city line may be repaved soon boosting traffic and nearby residential growth in New Castle. Local farming reports show corn and wheat thriving and harvests beginning earlier this season. Street department crews cleared a fallen tree on Rural Avenue and a motorist dropped a tire on Delaware Avenue. State Highway Department oiling programs begin in the district with no July 4 departures and no new detours listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoek Oe Worth
Mercer Street
Sheridan Avenue
Lawrence County
Sesson
Er F
State Highway Department
Belletin
Daily Weather Report Summary
United States weather reports for 24 hours ending 9:00 am note max 78, min 60, and precip 0.02 inches. River stage 64 feet. Statistics for 24 hours ending 9:00 am Sunday show max 83, min 1, precip 0.05 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Report 6000 At Work In Johnstown Plant
In Johnstown Pennsylvania Cambria works of Bethlehem Steel employed over 6000 today as strike leaders tried to rally support with threats of a boycott. Despite a 2000 coal miners influx only about 250 strikers appeared along a seven mile front. Two minor injuries were reported in a picket scuffle and six metro workers were escorted to safety by state police after a brick was thrown at a trolley car window. A veiled threat of a city boycott was voiced by Jamies strike leaders urging merchants and professionals to back the action. Continued on page two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tagernational News Service
Johnstown
Cambria Works
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Metro
Jamies
Mark
Democrats Hopeful Of Smoother Sailing After Island Parley
The Democratic harmony outing on Jefferson Island raised hopes that President Roosevelt’s legislative program would face smoother sailing. Opposition filibuster risks lingered over court enlargement, with talks of a two or four justice compromise. Senate leaders and White House aides anticipate a week of party unity in deciding which measures pass or wait until next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Duano
Washington
Administration
Roosevelt
Jefferson Island
House
Senate
White House
Supreme Court
Wheeler
Montana
Chesapeake Bay
Fourthill
Jefferson Island Party
Joseph T. Robinson
Nearly 12 000 Scouts Already In Washington Jamboree Opens
International News Service reports that 11 944 Boy Scouts are settled in Washington for the first national jamboree. Among them Bedford Raley, 14, of Lubbock Texas, had an appendix operation and is recovering in a naval hospital. The encampment exceeds daily expectations by about 2 000 due to larger arrivals from planned contingents. About 4 000 more scouts expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
Naval Hospital
Bedford Raley
Lubbock
Texas
Death notices for Marilyn Shiever and others
Marilyn Jean Shiever aged 6 and Andrew Rustico aged 63 are listed at 22519 Park Avenue and 112 South Wayne Street respectively. Also noted are Aaroh A. Kimmel 45 of Struthers Ohio and Howard S. Bair 42 of Mount Jackson in a local death record listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Jean Shiever
Park Avenue
Andrew Rustico
South Wayne Street
Aaroh A. Kimmel
Struthers
Ohio
Howard S. Bair
Mount Jackson
Spanish Ship Cabo Palos Torpedoed by Submarine
The steamer Cabo Palos, a 6 847 ton vessel owned by Ybarra and Company and registered in Seville, was torpedoed by a submarine on Saturday and sailed toward Alicante with food supplies. The Spanish government hinted Germany may be responsible, reporting 44 crewmen reached Alicante with five missing. Airplanes sighted five German warships south of the suspected torpedoing site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Valencia
Cabo Palos
Alicante
Germany
Lioye
Ybarra and Company
Seville
Spain
Auto Injuries Fatal To Child
Little Marilyn Schiever six years old daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul A Schiever of 22514 Park avenue died at Jameson Memorial hospital at 10:20 Saturday evening from injuries after being struck by Miss Dorothy Abbott's automobile at the intersection of Albert street and Sumner avenue Friday afternoon Coroner Orville Potter says witnesses saw the accident and absolved the driver of blame The child was northbound on Albert street not exceeding 15 miles an hour when she ran from the east curb into the path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Schiever
Paul A. Schiever
Park Avenue
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Dorothy Abbott
Albert Street
Sumner Avenue
Orville Potter
Week End Traffic Toll Reported Low
Bad weather kept highway traffic light as officials reported one of the year’s lowest week end tolls with two deaths. James Hershberger eight was killed by a truck in Johnstown. Daniel H Shoemaker sixty seven, carpenter of Lemoyne, was killed by an automobile while crossing the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Pennsylvania
James Hershberger
Johnstown
Daniel H. Shoemaker
Lemoyne
Streck
Jamboree Scouts Arrive In Capital
About two hundred parents and troops from Lawrence County greet the National Jamboree party at New Castle and Washington. Rev A M Stump delivers remarks and scouts depart from Pennsylvania station with Karl Green and leaders guiding the journey and overnight travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger H. Hawk
Washington, D. C
Lawrence County
B&o
New Castle
A. M. Stump
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Lawrence County Seaur Council
Donald Moore
James Encker
Bob
Walter
Carl Olson
Pennsylvania Station
Karl Green
Pittsburgh
Pittsourah
Harold Reebel
Scribe Wabish
Connellsville
Washington
Pittsburgh Meet To Name State Chairman After Taylor Resignation
A meeting of the Republican state committee executive members is set for Thursday July 1 in Pittsburgh to select a new state chairman after M Harvey Taylor's resignation and to address Pennsylvania registration issues. Attending are James H Duff B L Lewis former Attorney General William Schnader former Senator David Reed and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Pitsburgh
Republican State Committee
M. Harvey .Taylor
Pittsburgh
G. Edward Green
Edgewood
M. Harvey Taylor
Pennsylvania
Green
Taylor
Hannah Durham
Ghai FP. Stauffer
Marguerite PF. Hemphill
James H. Duff
Economic Warfare Over Spain Between Britain and Germany
London dispatch reports that Hitler signaled support for Franco in Spain to gain access to iron ore, prompting Britain to seek clarification on Germany’s stance toward a European security pact. Britain fears an economic conquest of Spain and plans to press Berlin on intent.
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Britain
Germany
Spain
David P. Sentner
Sional News Service
Statf
London
Europe
Hitler
Reich
The
Feubrer
Berlin
Youngstown Area Is Quiet After Steel Strike
In the Youngstown steel strike district 15,617 workers returned to jobs this morning, according to Youngstown Sheet & Tube and Republic Steel via National Guard. CIO leader John Owens disputed the figures, noting the district’s normal employment is about 28,000 and criticizing the reported return-to-work progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Kilgalle
Unite Rrte
Samedhat
Youngstown
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Company
Republic Steel Corporation
National Guard
Jom Owens
CIO
Four Film Stars Honolulu Bound On Honeymoons
Hollywood reports four leading film figures sail for Honolulu on a honeymoon voyage. Mary Pickford and Charles Rogers wed in Hollywood then join singer Jeanette MacDonald and actor Gene Raymond on the sea voyage after a private Hills ceremony and post wedding reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Hollywood
Honolulu
Mary Pickford
Charles
Buddy" Rogers
Jeanette MacDonald
Gene Raymond
Miss Pickford
Rogers
Hollywood Hills
Tin Workers Picnic Draws Large Cascade Park Crowd
A Saturday crowd filled Cascade Park for the fourth annual Tin Mail Day with a noon to night program. Attendees enjoyed concessions, dancing, and athletic contests while the weather briefly soured before clearing. General Ch Davies led the FDOT contingent as notable guests and participants posed amid the crowd.
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Cascade Park
Shensnee
New Cas
Nage
Syeerhes
Committee Halts Probe In Steel Strike Areas
Washington June 28 the Senate post committee postponed indefinitely its investigation of alleged interference with the ministries in steel strike regions. The panel voted 12 to 1 to halt the inquiry and 12 to 3 against summoning Postmaster General Farley, suspending the broader labor strife probe and turning over collected evidence to the Senate civil liberties Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sonie Post Committee
Farley
Senate
Elinyews Service
Argument Ends in Shooting of William Waller
In Steubenville on June 28 an argument over an iron order led to the shooting of William Waller, 32, a brakeman for the Lake Erie Railroad, at Pine Valley station near Dillonvale. Waller died at the scene or shortly after, and authorities began investigations into the motive and shooter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C International News Services
Steubenville
William Waller
Cleveland
Lake Erie Railroad
Pine Valley
Dillonvale
More Soviet Leaders Are Under Arrest
Two more Soviet officials connected with Purges were arrested in Moscow. The report notes a high ranking officer, Sigismund Levy, among those detained, amid a broader crackdown tied to cultural rotations with foreign powers and domestic political upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Jiume
Rume
Josef Stalin
Sigismund Levy
Aretether
General TV
Alkrite
Flood Waters Recede After Bellevue Flooding
Flood waters eight feet deep forced families from their homes in Bellevue. Surface and subsurface streams overwhelmed by rocky run flooded homes and factories washing out railroad tracks and trestles and damaging street network. Damage estimated at $100,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maternational News
Bellevue
Trvin Awaits Murder Trial In New York
A report notes the long awaited murder trial in New York as Robert Irwin confesses to multiple murders in a Chicago case, detailing his surrender by plane and planned appearance in court with implications of re-enacting the crimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trvin
New York
Irwin
Chicago
Beaver Falls Back To Work Site At Foundry Plant
Beavers Falls moves to restart work at the Ideal Foundry and Machine Company as Republi Steel subsidiaries mobilize about 100 men marching four abreast through a picket line. The blockade targets the Moitrup plant with continued coverage on page two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Falls
Almor
Siegel
Republi Steel Corpo
Moregan
Evan Drax
Ideal Foundry & Machine Company
Deat
Moitrup
Weather Proclaims Seasonal Comfort and Heat
A fragmented weather note speaks of considerate forecasts and daily heat. It hints at daytime torridity and nights offering cooling breezes. The writer underlines the need to accept nature and enjoy the day while acknowledging the ambience of hot weather.
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Panewc
Pa Newe
Pa Nene
Delaware Avenue
Laurel Boulevard
Daily Weather Report
Capital
Inte
Ster Sunda
Chitaxo Herald
Robert Irwin
Universal Service
California
Hawaii
Ch Davies
Wmarola
AL Ruttenberg
David McDonald
Ber ‘Gailden
Pago Tan
Dune
Pep Degwthat
Pelige
Baye
A& Br
Arthur Mometer
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