Dearborn Plant Riot Sparks National Labor Probes
A riot at Ford Motor Company's Dearborn main plant injures unionists as they handed out handbills. NLRB, U S Senate civil liberties panel, and county prosecutor investigations begin. Separate strikes spread to Republic Steel, Youngstown Sheet and Tube, and Inland Steel with 100000 workers idle. Canton's Manly wounded.
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Detroit
National Labor Relations Board Today
Ford Motor Company
Dearborn
United Automobile Workers Union
Ford Workers
Frank Bowen
NLRB
UAW
Ford Company
U. S
Senate
Civil Liberties Committee
Duncan C. McCrea
Henry Ford
Maurice Sugar
Pittsburgh
Republic Steel
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Inland Steel
Youngstown
Canton
Ohio
Chicago
Franklin P. Manly
Berger Manufacturing Company
Republic Steel Corp
Ralph Elser
Mahoning County
Republic
Sheet & Tube
Being Hunted In Four States
A four state manhunt was launched for Alfred Brady self styled second Dillinger after a bank holdup at Loransport Indiana and a gun battle that left two officers wounded Brady eluded capture as authorities pursued him through multiple jurisdictions and a nationwide alert was issued.
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Alfred Brady
Dillinger
Loransport
Ind
Loyalist Records Claim Italian Army in Spain
The Loyalist Spanish government presented a White Paper to the League of Nations accusing regular Italian troops of occupying Spain. It states Italian units are command and supplied from Italy, with prominent Italians involved and notes a telegram said to be from Mussolini praising legionnaires in Spain.
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Geneva
Italy
Spain
League of Nations
France
Britain
Julio Alvarez del Vayo
Valencia
Mussolini
Il Duce
Pola
Libya
Mancini
Rose Festival Queen Named for Portland Event
An 11 year old high school girl Dorothy M Hardin has been selected to rule over Portland Rose Festival June 9 13 Queen Dorothy is a brunette and five feet six inches tall Central Press
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Portland
Ore
Dorothy
Central Press
May Rain Surges Past Averages In Cast Town
Heavy overnight rains flood sidewalks and wash debris from hillsides near Castleton. The street department works on Haus and Dewey corner mud issues and cleans up after May totals reach 4.63 inches, two inches above last May and above normal.
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Dewey Avenues
Daily Weather Report for 24-Hour Period Ends 9 A M
Daily United States weather data show maximum 78 and minimum 56 with 1.20 inches of precipitation. River stage stands at 5.1 feet. Compared to last year the date recorded a max 82 and min 57 with 11 inches of precipitation.
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United States
Mrs Zioncheck In Washington
In Washington for memorial services for her late husband Congressman Marion A. Zioncheck, widow Rubye Nix Zioncheck posed for a picture. The memorial occurs a year after his death by his own actions.
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Washington
Marion A. Zioncheck
Washington State
Rubye Nix Zioncheck
Observers Sent To Youngstown
Adjt. Gen. Emil F. Marx dispatched two Ohio national guard officers to Youngstown and Canton to observe the Republic Steel and Youngstown Sheet & Tube strike plants. Maj. Gen. Gilson D. Light will monitor Youngstown with Lt. Col. Wade C. Christy and Capt. Joseph Parilla. Col. E. P. Lawlor will oversee Canton. Reports will be sent to Columbus. no outside requests were made. Governor Davey was not at the mansion, touring the state.
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Columbus
Adjt
Emil F. Marx
Ohio National Guard
Youngstown
Canton
Republic Steel Corporation
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Gilson D. Light
Toledo
Wade C. Christy
Joseph Parilla
E. P. Lawlor
Marx
National Guard
Martin L. Davey
Post Office Safe Blasted Open at Grampian Pa
A safe at the Grampian Pennsylvania post office was blast opened by robbers early today. Loss reported totals 500 dollars in stamps 78 dollars in cash and 1785 50 dollars in non negotiable baby bonds. Part of the building was wrecked and investigators from the Postal Inspector office and state police are on the case.
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Clearfield
Grampian
Here
W. L. Nolder
S. J. Keating
Altoona
Detectives Honor Fallen City Police Officers
City Detective Thomas Lynch and Sergeant Grover C. Syling visited graves across cemeteries. They placed a United States flag and the Fraternal Order of Police emblem on each grave as they paid respects to departed officers.
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Thomas Lynch
Grover C. Syling
United States
Fraternal Order of Police
Axe Slaying Case Heads to Jury in New Jersey
Two former lovers Gladys MacKnight 17 and Donald Wightman 19 face an all male jury over the axe slaying of Mrs. Helen MacKnight in Jersey City. Each claims the other killed her to justify their own guilt or innocence. Sentencing options range from life to one to ten years or acquittal. The trial may conclude with jury deliberations this afternoon.
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Jersey City
N. J
Helen MacKnight
Gladys MacKnight
Donald Wightman
Wightman
Gladys
New Jersey
Legislature Will Not End Session This Week
Harrisburg May 27 The legislature decides to extend its session into next week delaying sine die adjournment. Democratic caucus and House committees move relief police merger liquor control bills as Gov Earle presses his must measures. Dems rescind May 28 plan and agree to return Tuesday for a swift Earle program cleanup.
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Harrisburg
George H. Earle
Earle
Muskingum Head Will Speak Here
Dr C C Green announced the commencement speaker for Muskingum College on Wednesday June 9. President Robert N Montgomery succeeds his father Dr J Knox Montgomery who led the college in New Concord Ohio for 29 years.
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C. C. Green
Robert N. Montgomery
Muskingum College
Montgomery
J. Knox Montgomery
New Concord
Senate approves full crew bill with safety and jobs impact
In Harrisburg the senate voted 31 to 17 to approve the full crew bill in the form demanded by the Democratic leadership. The measure, opposed by railroads as costing about 10 million dollars annually, would be sent to the House for concurrence before Gov. George H. Earle signs it.
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Harrisburg
Senate
Earle
House
George H. Earle
Boat Pickets to Sail as Inland Steel Strike Opens
Chicago May 27 strike leaders announce a boat will carry pickets to Inland Steel Indiana Harbor plant on Lake Michigan. They fear unpatrolled waters could permit strike breakers to reach the plant by water.
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Chicago
Inland Steel Company
Indiana
Lake Michigan
Big Fire Rages South Of Kane
A massive gas field fire near Lamont, four miles south of Kane Pennsylvania, threatened widespread damage to gas properties and the village. Although burning through the night, officials said the blaze was under control at noon with damage estimated at fifty thousand dollars. Lightning struck pipelines on the Natural Gas Station property, sending flames 150 feet high and visible for miles as Kane and Oil City fire crews fought the blaze.
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Los Angeles
Emme
Keenan
Janis Jump
Arthur East
Las Vegas
Nev
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Kane
United States
Lamont
Here
Oil City
Vote On Relief Fund Nearing Senate Action
Washington May 27 The House revolt against granting a 1.5 billion relief fund intensified as leaders prepared for decisive votes in the Senate. The House reversed an earmark of 505 million for flood control highways and PWA projects but will reexamine the plan next week. Rep Rayburn Democrats plan roll call votes to strike earmarks. WPA chief Hopkins warned the agency would cut 1.2 million from its rolls if earmarks stay.
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Rep. Rayburn
Texas
WPA
Harry L. Hopkins
Rayburn
Rockefeller Is Laid To Rest In Cleveland
John D Rockefeller is interred at Lake View cemetery Cleveland after a private funeral service led by Rev Willard S Richardson The 97 year old magnate was returned from Tarrytown New York in a special railroad car and buried beside wife mother and 12 relatives Attending were John D Rockefeller Jr and his five sons John D III Nelson David Winthrop and Lawrence along with John Yordi and other relatives and friends
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Cleveland
John Davison Rockefeller
Tarrytown
N. Y
Lake View Cemetery
Rockefeller
Willard S. Richardson
New York
East Cleveland
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
John D., III
Nelson
David
Winthrop
Laurence
John Yordi
Move To Adjourn Congress Session In July
Washington May 27 Administration leaders moved to adjourn Congress in July postponing action on President Roosevelt court bill until next winter. They expect little chance of presidential approval and fear an all summer fight in Washington. The plan aims for a peaceful solution as more justices may retire, giving Roosevelt a chance to appoint liberal replacements.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
van Devanter
Dr White to Address Seniors at Baccalaureate
Baccalaureate services for the senior class will be held Sunday evening June 6 in the Cathedral with Dr Norris A White pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal church as the preacher. Assisting will be the Rev D C Schnebly of Mahoningtown Presbyterian church. Commencement plans proceed and class functions are being formed. Dates for Class Day and the senior dinner dance will be announced soon.
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Norris A White
First Methodist Episcopal Church
White
D. C. Schnebly
Mahoningtown
Dionnes To Observe Third Birthday
Happiness filled Callender Ontario as the Dionne quintuplets near their third birthday tomorrow. Visitors to the $25,000 nursery increased daily while plans called for the quints and their physician Dr Allan R Dafoe to make a radio broadcast.
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Callender
Ont
Allan R. Dafoe
Death notices for William McCulla and others
Deaths announced for William J. McCulla 68 of McClelland Avenue Rachel Fair 55 of East Friendship Street Mrs Alexander Anderson 38 of Bessemer and Mrs J Lawrence Mitcheltree 43 of Pulaski include ages and addresses in a local notice.
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William J. McCulla
MccClelland Avenue
Rachel Fair
East Friendship Street
Alexander Anderson
Bessemer
J. Lawrence Mitcheltree
Pulaski
Start Work On River Project Near Cherry Street Bridge
Work has begun on the Shenango river dredging near Cherry Street Bridge as a large clam shell bucket removes earth and stone. The WPA project, funded by Lawrence County with local materials, aims for about $60,000 overall and will rip rap the river bank to protect abutments and widen the channel to divert floodwaters away from the bridge.
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Shenango River
Cherry Street
Works Progress Administration
County Commissioners
Lawrence County
Petition Seeks Carlisle Street Curb and Gutter Work
During the city council meeting at the city building a petition was read and filed requesting a new curb and gutter on Carlisle Street between Park and Laurel Avenues. City Engineer Glenn R Throop said the proposed work would be expensive. The petition was filed.
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Carlisle Street
Park and
Laurel Avenues
Glenn R. Throop
Arthur Mometer Embraces Golf After Weather Improves
Arthur Mometer greets friends with courtesy as he heads to the course. He has claimed his long awaited skill and now shows confidence in his golf, noting that the weather is right for play and predicting impressive performance at eighty eight.
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