Back to work nerves rise in Mahoning valley mills
Armed militiamen guard gates as 32 000 workers return to Youngstown area mills after a month long CIO walkout that idled 80 000 in seven states. Tensions remain high with guardsmen in Youngstown Warren Canton and warnings of possible violence as nonstrikers reenter plants.
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John W. Boyle
United Press
Youngstown
Mahoning Valley Steel Mills
Committee For Industrial Organization
Republic Steel Corporation
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Company
Warren
Canton
C.I. O
Clarence Coppersmith
Wisconsin veterans to meet. 1938 convention set for Superior
Orlando Loomis state attorney general told delegates at the Wisconsin Veterans of Foreign Wars encampment that ex service men must defend democracy. Congressman Gerald Boileau spoke briefly as about 5 000 attended the day’s events and delegates voted to hold the 1938 convention at Superior. Mrs Clara Wickert was reelected president of the state auxiliary with officers named for senior and junior positions.
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Vaueau
Wis
T— Orlando
Loomis
Wisconsin
United States
Gerald J. Boileau
Wausau
Superior
Clara Wickert
Milwaukee
Kathryn Lysaker
la Crosse
Kathryn Sloan
Oshkosh
Hattie Altman
West Allis
Nina Cashmand
Lydia Lemke
Vivian Hart
Rose Brown
Appiclon
Cnet
Murder Suspect Seen In Cleveland Bar Worker's Identification
In Cleveland a 29 year old man suspected in the Gedeon family killings is identified by Henrietta Koscianski a 19 year old kitchen helper as the possible murderer seen in a downtown hotel bar. Police label the match a definite lead in a widening hunt for Robert Irwin who fled his room after the slayings.
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Cleveland
Robert Irwin
New York City
Gedeon
Veronica Gedeon
East Side
Irwin
Stephen Tozzer
Lake Erie
Henrietta Koscianski
Detective Story
Art
Wisconsin Approves Gaelic Chair At University
Governor La Follette signs a measure creating a Gaelic studies chair at the University of Wisconsin with an annual $12,000 appropriation. The university plans no definite professor hire yet and cites a shortage of qualified Gaelic teachers and uncertain student demand.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Gineam
la Follette
Clarence A. Dykstra
Board of Regents
Sandgate Castle Crew Abandons Ship as Aid Arrives
The crew of the steamer Sandgate Castle abandoned ship in the Atlantic after the vessel caught fire. President Pierce, 177 miles away, hastened to assist while the Sandgate Castle's distress SOS was relayed after the vessel altered course.
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Atlantic
President Pierce
Sandgate Castle
President Pieron
Pierce
Second Group of OFMOCRIT Attend PN Picnic with Roosevelt
Annapolis Md A second batch of 100 Democratic congressmen joined President Roosevelt on Jefferson Island in Chesapeake Bay for a political picnic aimed at party harmony. Senator Robinson led a boat cruise from the Naval Academy dock while Roosevelt and cabinet members stayed overnight. Representative Maverick urged a longer congressional session to enact his program, noting the Roosevelt court bill in discussions. Opponents recalled not hearing that measure mentioned.
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Annapolis
Jefferson Island
Chesapeake Bay
Roosevelt
Robinson
Arkansas
Naval Academy Dock
Maury Maverick
Texas
House
Congress
Maverick
Madrid Fall Foretold by Mascolin Editorial in Rome
A Rome editorial in Il Popolo D Italia predicts Madrid will fall soon, saying Franco’s forces will first clear Basque provinces and then strike Madrid. Insurgent troops push from Bilbao toward Santander, with 150 casualties reported by Santander. Italian and German naval observers are discussed to monitor arms movement to Spain.
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Associated Press
Madrid
Rome
Mussolini
Il Popolo D'Italia
I Duce
Francisco Franco
Franco
Bilbao
Santander
Spain
Paris
Ialy
Britain
France
Neville Chamberlain
Jarama
Valencia
Mediterranean
Gibraltar
Almaria
U. S. Held Drifting To New Democracy
Dr. Boyd H. Bode of Ohio State University told the Wisconsin State Bar convention that the United States is drifting toward a new conception of democracy. He described changes to property, industry, religion, and personal conduct as essential, and noted public interest will affect all property. Benjamin Poss of Milwaukee was elected president, with F. W. Bucklin and G. W. Glaeser also chosen for top posts. The resolutions committee urged rejection of a plan to bar lawyers from campaigning for judicial candidates.
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Green Lake
Wis
Boyd H. Bode
Ohio State University
United States
Wisconsin State Bar Association
Bode
University of Wisconsin
Association
Benjamin Poss
Milwaukee
Lawsonia
F. W. Bucklin
West Lend
G. W. Glaeser
Madison
William B. Rubin
Jesse Migkee
la Crosse
Gunning Wins Regional FFA Speech Contest at Ames
Jack Gunning, Oshkosh High School graduate, won first place in the regional Future Farmers of America speech contest at Ames, Iowa. He faced 12 entrants from 12 north central states with the talk titled First In Agriculture, portraying George Washington as an American farmer.
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Y SyMay
Jack Gunning
Oshkosh
Wisconsin
Future Farmers of America
Ames
Oshkosh High School
George Washington
Kansas City
Future Farmers
Madison
Lowell Huckested
Neillsville
Huckested
Ife
Ames, Jr
J. F. Wilkinson
Farm income to top ten billion in 1933 forecast
The Department of Agriculture estimates farm income will exceed 10 billion dollars in 1933, aided by a bumper crop and favorable prices unless European war cuts off American markets. Through June farm income is ahead of last year and could reach about 11 billion by year end, despite drought threats.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Department
Heat toll ends as cool front moves in across midwest
Cooler winds from the Canadian Rockies push away a five day heat wave that left 74 dead from heat and drownings in the midwest and plains. Forecasters expect showers and a drop in temperatures in 17 states with many heading to relief on highways. The United Press tally lists 31 heat deaths and 43 drownings with Milwaukee Chicago and Madison seeing high 80s and 90s. Concordia Kansas reported 104. Flooding and wind damaged crops in Freeport and Pecatonica river rose four feet. Two more heat deaths were reported in Milwaukee as of the latest AP update.
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United Press
Canadian Rockies
Midwest
Plains
Wisconsin
Springfield
Weather Bureau
Chicago
Indianapolis
Madison
Wis
Milwaukee
Peoria
Five of Eleven Escapees Recaptured at Wisconsin Industrial School
Five of eleven youths aged 14 to 16 who escaped from the Wisconsin Industrial School at Waukesha were recaptured. Six remained at large, with authorities suspecting they may have stolen a car from George Fischler on College Avenue. Two surrendered about five hours after escaping. three were later rounded up near Soo Line tracks as a radio alert spread to police across counties.
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Waukesha
Wis
Wisconsin Industrial School
George Fischler
College Avenue
Milwaukee
Beggs Named F C Eagles President at Wisconsin Meet
Lyall T. Beggs of Dane County was elected president of the state work of the Fraternal Order of Eagles by delegates at the annual convention. Fond du Lac was chosen as the 1928 convention city. State officers named include Charles Tinn of Beloit as vice president Safiney of Fond du Lac as chaplain Harry Korotey of Neenah as secretary and J J McDevitt of Milwaukee as treasurer.
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Racine
Wis
Lyall T. Beggs
Dane County
Order of Eagles
Fond du Lac
Charles T.yinn
Beloit
Mr. Safiney
Harry Korotey
Neenah
J. J. McDevitt
Milwaukee
Union rejects latest offer in Oshkosh millwork dispute
About 1,600 union members attended the Millmen local No. 1,363 meeting at the Recreational building and voted two to three for rejection of the employers proposal. The Wisconsin labor relations board mediated two days of talks with representatives from The Morzan Company The Radford Company Foster Lothman Mills and R McMillen Company present for counsel Ray C. Continued on Fare 2 Column 7.
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Wham
Wisconsin Labor Relations Board
Athearn Hotel
Oshkosh
Voyta Wrabets
Francis J. Haas
Father Haas
Morzan Company
Radford Company
Foster-Lothman Mills
R. McMillen Company
Ray C
Weather summary for the Great Lakes region
Partly cloudy and cooler in the east tonight with fair conditions Sunday. Milwaukee shows fair with moderate temperatures. Yesterday’s high temperatures reached 105 in Phoenix and 104 in Concordia. The outlook calls for mostly fair skies early next week with showers by midweek and moderate temps, then warming.
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Fair Milwaukee
Phoenix
Ariz
Concordia
Kansas
Paverpione
Helena
Montana
Chicago
Great Lakes
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Major Wiechering
Kenneth Hopping
Senate
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State Fair Trade Practice Commission
NRA
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la Follette Party
Governor's Office
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