Eliminate Strikes Call From Richberg At Milwaukee Meet
Former NRA head Donald R. Richberg urged labor and management to settle differences without strikes. He told the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen convention that employers and employees share identical interests in increasing employment and national prosperity. Richberg, a Roosevelt adviser, warned against wasteful disputes and called for responsible cooperation to keep industry moving.
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International News Service
Milwaukee
Donald R. Richberg
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Richberg
Roosevelt
Troop Camp Routine Settles Into Daily Duties
Troops settle into camp life with tents pitched for electricity and straw beds. A busy scramble at supper leaves the cooks with no waste while First Sergeant Wolfbrandt misses the meal. The day ends with talks and taps as troopers look to a new week and morning reveille.
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Wolfbrandt
Wheeler challenges on court proposal stalls senate vote
Administration leaders push anew poll on Hatch compromise offering annual new justice seats limited by age 70 while Logan plan links appointments to a 75 year age. Senate remains divided, with leaders delaying action after July 4 as court fight lingers.
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Senate
Hatch
New Mexico
Logan
Kentucky
Robinson
Roosevelt and Dupont Wedding Rehearsal Delights Guests
The wedding rehearsal for Ethel Roosevelt and Franklin Dupont drew a large party at Christchurch with eight bridesmaids thirteen ushers and a best man. A formal after rehearsal dinner and dance followed at the Vice Meade Hunt club hosted by Mrs. Montgomery as the bridal party stayed near Owl's Rest.
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Ethel
Franklin
Vice Meade Hunt Club
Owl's Rest
DuPont Mansion
Hunt Club
J. A. Montgomery, Jr
French Cabinet Approves Bonnet Plan for Plenary Powers
The French cabinet under Bonnet seeks plenary emergency powers until August 31 with tax increases likely. The Chamber will stay in session overnight as government aims to push through measures despite opposition. Supporters cite crisis severity and Bonnet’s financial expertise to justify the move.
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Leon Blum
Blum
Senate
Chautemps
Chamber of Deputies
Bonnet
Population Grows by One Every Thirty Five Seconds
Census Bureau reports the U S population increases by one person every 35 seconds, reflecting ongoing national growth. The figure highlights steady demographic expansion across states and regions.
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United States
Census Bureau
Johnstown Plant Closed Two Days for Water Main Repairs
Six thousand workers are idle after dynamiting lines feeding Bethlehem Steel Cambria works in Johnstown Pennsylvania. Officials say repairs will take about two days and production is halted during the downtime.
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International News Service
New York
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Cambria
Johnstown
Lift Liquor Ban at Youngstown
Mahoning Valley and Republic claimed 7 400 of its 16 000 men have returned. Figures disputed. Philip Murray CIO steel workers chairman said after war council here we are digging in and preparing to continue this fight as it is necessary to make possible what seems inevitably to be a complete victory. We are not discouraged by the governor of Ohio using National Guardsmen to break up strikes. Guns wont win the fight nor intimidation by any agency be it steel corporations or the state.
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Philip Murray
CIO
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
War Council
Ohio
Community honors Marcus Johnston at Wampum funeral
A large crowd packed the residence for Marcus Johnston’s 3 PM service in Wampum with Ellwood Lodge 599 F and A M present as flower bearers. Rev J Greer Bingham led rites at Castle View Burial Park where Masons conducted grave ceremonies.
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Wampum
Marcus Johnston
Ellwood Lodge
J. Greer
Howard
Bair
Mt. Jackson
Ray Woodburn
United Presbyterian
Hagerstown
Arthur Bair
Sonda Lee Bair
Death and insanity defense loom in Irwin triple slaying case
Irwin faces murder in the first degree as he plans a three-move strategy. He aims for an insanity defense and an early trial while Samuel Leibowitz keeps defense lines secret as the Ged eon apartment killings are probed. Ethel Kudner, sister of Veronica, is a key witness along with her father Joseph and the Chicago detectives who brought Irwin back.
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Dodge
Ethel Kudner
Veronica
Ethel
Irwin
Gedeon
Samuel Leibowitz
Leibowitz
Indictments Handed Against Robert Irwin in Murder Case
New York June 29 three indictments charging first degree murder were returned by the county grand jury against Robert Irwin the confessed triple slayer. He was taken from the tombs to enter his plea before Judge William Allen shortly after the indictments were handed up to general sessions.
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Wilmington
Harbor City
Los Angeles
del Mar
San Diego
Inglewood
Eugene Williams
Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office
Capt
William Penprase
Sheriff's Office
New York
Robert Irwin
Water Supply Conference Aims Steady Shenango Flow
The chief engineer of the State Water and Power Resources Board and W J Winters of the Forests and Waters Department will meet. After inspection a dinner at Sharon Country Club will follow. The conference seeks to inform officials about ensuring a steady adequate water flow from the reservoir for Shenango Valley industries.
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State Water and Power Resources Board
W J. B. Winters
Forests and Waters Department
Sharon Country Club
Shenango Valley
Man Held In Deaths Of Two Women In Home
Two women, Mary Enders and her sister Jennie Enders, were killed in an Enders apartment when an intruder attacked them with hatchets. Investigating men were blocked at the door by the suspect Serviss. Police found two bloodstained hatchets in the kitchen. The article notes safety guidance on bathroom door thumb bolts from the Federal Housing Administration.
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E. Estela Weston
J. T. McNaughton
Ridgway
Weston
New Castle
George W. Weston
First Evangelical Church
Gleaners
Franklin
McNaughton
G. L. Weston
Cleveland
W. D
R. W
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W. Va
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Los Angeles
Cal
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Erie
Windsor Sterrett
Mundell
Ark
Amity Cemetery
Enders
Serviss
Mary
Jennie
Federal Housing Administration
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