Pickets Clash In Mahoning Valley Strike Tension
In Youngstown Ohio officials sought an order to curb picketing at Sheet and Tube and other mills after clashes along a bridge. Judge Lynn B. Griffith issued a writ to stop aggressive tactics as police and deputies escorted demonstrators away. The standoff followed a boxcar incident and rail damage as the seven state strike by steelWorkers spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
O—P
Republic of Corporation
Warren
Niles
Udge Lynn B. Griffith
Comn
War
Ingstown Sheet & Tube
John Mayo
Mar L. Davey
Ken
C. SO. Steel Ckers Organizing Committee
Sheer & Tube
Ralph E. Elser
Suban Struthers
Stel
United States of Corporation
Mahoning Valley
Sheet & Tube
Inland
IRD WORKERS IN CALIFORNIA PLANT TURN DOWN PACT
Richmond California union members of the CIO led United Automobile Workers rejected a tentative peace pact by a two to one vote at the Richmond Ford plant. The strike continues with plans to reopen the plant next Monday. Details of the agreement were not released and picket withdrawal was not confirmed. In New York Samuel D. Derby won the Belmont Stakes over 40,000 fans as War Admiral led early before finishing second. Maxwell Howard's Scene was third in the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Calif
C. I. O. Union
United Automobile
Ford Motor Comme
Frank Slaby
U. W
C. I
York
Samuel D. Dle
Maxwell Howard
Scene
Earl Sande
Dad
Felaise Stable
Noose
Wisconsin Milk Pool Convention Opens Monday
Oshkosh prepares to host the Wisconsin Cooperative Milk Pool convention with 1500 delegates from about four counties. The three day program features a Friday parade, addresses by Gov. La Follette and Mayoress, plus a ladies auxiliary session and a dance at the Eagles club. The event aims to discuss selling force development and possible affiliation with the Farmers Equity union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Cooperative Milk Pool
I. H. Jack
C. A. Wichering
H. I. Dries
W. F. Lehmann
Ladies Auxiliary
Main Street
South Main
South Park
Oregon Streets
H. H. Jack
G. G. Welch
A. F. Jaschob
Green Bay
Oshkosh
Wisconsin
Oae
Farmers Equity Union
Milk Pool
Philip F. la Follette
Frank B. Keefe
Fred Schultheiss
Herman Ihde
Harry P. Stoffels
Eagles Club
Wisconsin music festival gathers 250 ensembles on UW campus
About 2,500 student musicians from 165 Wisconsin high schools competed in a one day solo and ensemble festival at the University of Wisconsin. Competition began in morning sessions and continues into night with 15 judges evaluating 901 solo and 250 ensemble events across three divisions. The festival is sponsored by the Wisconsin Music Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin Music Association
Neenah Lands Held Not Subject to Tax
In Neenah an armory property held in trust by Samuel A. Cook for Company T Wisconsin National Guard was deemed not subject to the Wisconsin gift tax. Atty Gen Loomis advised Adjt Gen Immell that the 1907 agreement and the $5,000 directive were not a gift but a title-clearing act, with proposed quitclaims by interested parties to release the executor from liability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Samuel A. Cook
127Th Infantry
Wisconsin National Guard
Neenah
Atty
Orlando S. Loomis
Adjt
Ralph Immell
Loomis
Cook
Armory
Harold Best Admits Slaying Sister Then Recants Claim
Prairie du Chien Wisconsin sheriff reports 15 year old Harold Best initially admitted shooting his 11 year old sister Mildred with a .22 rifle after a quarrel at their rural home near Soldiers Grove. He later repudiated the confession, saying he did not do it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie du Chien
Wis
Oliver White
Harold Best
Mildred
Soldiers Grove
Harold
Orla Shaw
Shaw
Harald
White
Shaws
Alban Best
Viroqua
Bernice A. Best
la Crosse
Vira
Brest
la Crosse County
Lumberjacks Strike Likely to End at Nightfall in Munising
In Munising Michigan Deputy Labor Commissioner Joseph Ashmore said the 6000 Sawmill and Lumber Workers union strikers would probably end their walkout by nightfall after talks on wage and hour demands. Union leaders planned a 2 pm meeting to vote on returning to work, easing tensions at the Alger County courthouse and the Newberry Lumber and Chemical Company plant amid fears of renewed rioting. Arrests included Joe Liss, chairman of the strike committee, on a conspiracy to incite a riot charge, and his lieutenant David Le Clair. Police maintained riot readiness as officials advised union leaders to leave town.
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Munising
Mich
Joseph Ashmore
Ashmore
Sawmill and
Lumber Workers Union
Upper Peninsula
Alger County
Newberry Lumber and Chemical Company
Joe Liss
Duluth
Union
Louis Pelletier
Richard BE. O'Brien
Luke Raik
Iron Wood
Paull
Raik
West Hard Hit by Variety of Weather in Rockies and Plains
A new upheaval of weather hits the West and Midwest with a severe dust storm from Guymon Oklahoma, flooding in the southwest, and a blizzard bringing spring snow. Across Colorado, Montana, and Wyoming, midwinter cold and heavy snow piles up. Dust and mud threaten Carlsbad New Mexico while McMillan dam is sandbagged to avert flooding. evacuation and martial law preparations loom as authorities react to record cold and widespread storms.
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Denver
Colo.upi
Rockies
Middle West
Guymon
Okla
Colorado
Montana
Wyoming
South West
Dust Bowl
Carlsbad
N. M
CCC
WPA
McMillan Dam
Twelve Girls Drown as Boat Capsizes Near Plenita
Twelve young girls die when their boat capsizes during a diving trip on a lake near Plenita after a thunderstorm. Rescue teams recover several bodies and search for others feared missing. Local authorities caution for hazardous weather and advise families to stay clear of the lake.
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Bucharest
Rumanig
Plenita
Lindbergh Sees Rockets Key to High Speed Travel
Lindbergh writes President Atwood that rockets are essential for speeds beyond a few hundred miles an hour. He cites Goddard’s Clark experiments and Guggenheim and Smithsonian grants, noting rockets could carry instruments above balloons for astronomy and meteorology while posing war risks.
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Worcester, Lass
Cranes A. Lindbergh
Tandbergh
Goddard
Clark Laboratores
Smithsonan Institution
Daniel Guggenheim
Roswell
New Mexico
Children Parade Postponed To Next Saturday June 12
Weather talks failed and the children's parade set for 1 pm was postponed for this weekend. It will be held next Saturday at the same hour. The free show for June 12 is moved to June 19.
Windsor pair Honeymoon in Weird Castle
United Press reports Duke of Windsor and his bride began their honeymoon at Wasserleonburg castle Austria amid heavy security. A wall, a ghost, two dozen detectives, 100 gendarmes, and local reporters surrounded the couple as they arrived by train from roid-France. They planned use of the newly renovated private pool. pipes and music were noted. The castle visit follows reports of a roaming wolf nearby and the couple’s fatigue after travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Carroll
United Press
Noetsch
Austria
Duke of Windsor
Wasserleonburg Castle
Anna Neumann
Noelsch
Tts Cortridors
NATO
Buke
Duchess
roid-France
Ile
Seatland Yard
David Stokier
Philp Allheld
Joan Hergt
Trang
Teacher slayers get life terms in South Dakota case
Naaman Westberg and Howard Christensen, both 17, pleaded guilty in circuit court to murder and were sentenced to life with hard labor by Judge John F. Hughes. They admitted shooting Ada Carey, a school teacher, and beating her with a hammer during a failed robbery after giving them a ride. the judge lamented the lack of capital punishment in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onida
Haers Elas
Here
Bers
South Dakota
Naaman Westberg
Howard Christensen
John F. Hughes
Ada Carey
Hughes
Sauta Dakota
Revolta Picard Lose At Inverness Best Ball Tourney
In Toledo Ohio Hinton Smith and Harry Cooper led the Inverness best ball match play event to claim the $400 pot, defeating Henry Picard and Johnny Revolta two up. Smith and Cooper surged with strong plays while Picard and Revolta struggled, the day producing several notable drives and clutch putts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Hinton Smith
Harry Cooper
Henry Picard
Johnny Revilta
Umar Suedery
Smith Caoper
Inverness
Pau
Rianvers
Rieger
Gare
Weather forecast and temperatures across regions
The Weather Way for June 5 reports cloudy conditions in Wisconsin with rain likely, cooler tonight and Sunday except in extreme north and extreme southeast. Milwaukee notes high and low temperatures yesterday, Chicago forecasts showers early next week with cooler periods, Buckstaff data shows maximum 71 and minimum 55 with trace precipitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guyman
Texas Panhandle
Montana
Kansas City
Dakotas
Minnesota
Iowa
Wisconsin
Illinois
Indiana
Lini
Inediana
Chicago
North Central
Stiles
Leneth
Aiat
Associated Press
Wisconsae
Sunay
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Phoenix
Raleigh
Cheyenne
Yellowstone
the Great Lakes
Buckstaff Observatory
Adjournment Likely Not Until August Amid Bill Debates
Washington leaders, after a seven point program, say progress on the Roosevelt court bill clears some deadlocks. Key issues include tax inquiry, farm tenancy aid, and relief funds. government reorganization and regional planning remain controversial. Adjournment until late August seems unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harrison
Mississippi
Congress
House
Roosevelt
Senate
Body of Miner Found After Underground Collapse at Mine
John Kavach, identified as the father of one victim, was recovered from the Pioneer mine in Fly, Minnesota, at 1,300 feet underground. Tony Kramer remains missing as rescue crews, slowed by wet, muddy ore and a dangerous cavern, press on with a timbered “flat raise” tunnel to reach him. the Oliver Iron Company operates the mine.
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Minn
John Kavach
Hads
Tony Kramer
Kramer
Strachan
Kroner
Sec
Kuvaenl
Tnnes
Ely
Olver Morning Company
Oliver Iron
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IRD
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AR Admiral
Belmont Track
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Spain
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Emilio Mola
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la Granda
Jose Miaja
Segovia
Guadaranuna
Germany
Deutschland
Reich
Almeria
International
Italy
France
Great Britain
Madne-Valentia
Jose Giral Perera
Valencia
Spanish Republic
Neutrality Committee
Cooperative and Auxiliary
Eagles Auditorium
Sioter
West
Lindy
Pres
Wallace W. Atwood
Clark University
Red
Clark
Robert H. Goddard
Lindbergh
England
Astron
Windsor
Honeysmoon
Revolta
Picard
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