Canton Plants Rock Pickets Injure Eight Nonstrikers
Workers and pickets clash as 75 are arrested while entering Republic Steel mills in Canton Ohio during a back to work movement. National Guard guards the plant as 2 000 workers evacuate in groups. Louis Govel severely injured. Comparatively quiet elsewhere in the Great Lakes steel strike.
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Republic Steel Corporation
Republic
Ohio National Guard
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Louis Govel
Transfer Orders Reach Oshkosh HOLC Office Move
The Oshkosh HOLC office in the federal building closes swiftly as Milwaukee directs transfer of furniture and staff. L P Doherty the local manager will move to Milwaukee with four staff. five stay in Oshkosh temporarily. Names include Theodore Stacey Miss Incz Huskey Leona Reneau Stella Wickert and others.
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Home Owners Loan Corporation
L. P. Doherty
J. R. McQuillan
HOLC
Milwaukee
NOLC
Mc+ Quillan
Doherty
Oshkosh
Theodore Stacey
Fond du Lac
Incz Huskey
Greta Bay
Leona Reneau
Wausau
Stella Wickert
Charles Riley
Raymond Wacgner
Gretchen Mehrmann
Wasgner
Genevieve Steckbauer
Edna Weisbrod
Predict Doom of War Patrol London Up The
International nonintervention system for Spain faces collapse as Germany and Italy withdraw from the patrol and signals point to Britain and France recognizing Spanish belligerents. Expectations rise that France and Russia may aid loyalists while Germany and Italy resume direct support, undermining enforcement of neutrality. Observers are to be withdrawn as munitions and personnel flow resumes.
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London
Germany
Italy
Britain
France
Maly
Spain
Russia
Great Britain
Neutrality Patrol
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Four Cash Bills Signed By Roosevelt In One Day
In Eau Claire Wisconsin Joyce Sorenson, 14, was shot while rollerskating near her home. Carl Johnson, 35, blamed for the crime, initially claimed to shoot at buds on trees but later said he fired to scare his brother Alf Johnson, who had employed him. Joyce died from a bullet entering her back and passing through her body. Police found bullets in Alf Johnson's siding near the porch window. Carl Johnson was arrested and questioned. Separately, President Roosevelt signed a $1.5 billion relief bill and accompanying measures including the $630 million agriculture appropriation, railroad retirement tax, and a two year nuisance tax extension. The relief bill allocates funds to WPA, resettlement administration, and the national youth administration, with projections of wage and employment adjustments through July.
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Eau Claire
Wis
Carl Johnson
Alf Johnson
Joyce Sorenson
Sorenson
Betty Johnson
Joyce
Delores Inerson
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Agriculture Department
WPA
Resettlement Administration
National Youth Administration
Harry L. Hopkins
New York City
Wyliean
Fitzsimons
Assembly
State Departments
Wylie
Byrde M. Vaughan
Wisconsin Rapids
Senate
Treasury
Congress
Wisconsin to sign development authority bill tomorrow
Governor La Follette will sign the Wisconsin development authority bill at 10 15 p m tomorrow the executive office announced Senator Roland Kannenberg and Assemblyman Andrew J Biemiller both Progressives and Milwaukee authors of identical little TVA bills will attend the ceremony Kannenberg's bill passed the legislature The ceremony will be broadcast over WIBA and WIBA radio stations
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Madison
la ‘Follette
Wisconsin Development Authority
Roland Kannenberg
Progressive, Waysay
Engineers to Probe Highway 54 Construction Complaints
New London Wis July chairman Thomas F Davlin of the state highway commission announced after a hearing that engineers would be sent to investigate residents complaints that Highway 54 construction caused high water in the Wolf and Embarrass rivers. Restitution would be promised if the investigation shows errors in construction caused damage.
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New London
Wis
Thomas F. Davilin
State Highway Commission
Wolf
Embarrass
Daviin
Mem orial day clash at Chicago steel plant spurs back fire
Washington reports that seven of ten killed in the Memorial day battle with Chicago police were shot in the back according to a coroner's report. Police officials faced questions about possible back-fire by officers and other strikers as roosted by a Senate committee. Roosevelt cites Shakespeare to comment on extremists on both sides of the steel strike.
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Senate Civil Liberties Committee
Chicago
la Follette
Progressive
Wisconsin
Chicago Republic Steel Company
Allman
Chicago Police
Roosevelt
Charles P. Taft
Steel Mediation Board
Tax Bills Passed To Governor for Signing and Fate Uncertain
Madison reports the Nelson bill providing 750000 for defaulted relief in 26 northern counties went to Governor La Follette with the administration tax bill, which he signed. The assembly opposed crediting Senator Nelson for authorship after a contention with Speaker Alfonsi. The teachers tenure bill also went to the governor after a receded amendment. it protects teachers from dismissal after five years and requires written charges for dismissal with a 30 day hearing. The senate adjourned amid parliamentary gridlock.
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Madison
Nelson
la Follette
Assembly
Senate
Philip Nelson
House
Paul Alfonsi
Alfonsi
la Fellette
Chautemps Authorized to Set Crisis Policy in France
Paris reports the senate approved the full powers bill by 167 to 82 granting Premier Camille Chautemps wide authority to handle the financial crisis, with President Lebrun signing a decree to fix a new gold content for the franc and reopen the bourse. In Madison, the state legislature debated dissolving the state fair trade practice commission, advancing a six month compromise on wage and price codes amid partisan friction and a confrontation over notes taken by clerks.
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Paris
Senate
Camille Chautemps
Albert Lebrun
France
Chautemps
Senate Finance Committee
George Bonnet
Blum
Smallest Deficit Biggest Debt As Fiscal Year Ends
Washington 47) The treasury closed the fiscal year with the smallest deficit in six years and the biggest debt on record, plus $1 billion cash. Revenue reached the highest since 1921 while spending fell versus last year. Roosevelt released a budget report noting $50-60 million above revised estimates in revenue and higher ordinary expenditures.
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Willian S. Ardery
Washington
the Treasury
Roosevelt
Isi
Budget Bureau
Treasury
Social Security
Parkers Ordered to State Prison
Ellis H. Parker and his son Ellis Jr were sentenced to six and three years respectively for conspiracy to kidnap Paul H. Wendel. Brooklyn defendants Weiss Schlossman received longer terms. Jury urged leniency. appeals filed. Parker trial noted as New Jersey’s largest criminal case.
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Newark
N. J
Ellis H. Parker
Ellis Jr
Paul H. Wendel
Murray Bleefeld
Harry Weiss
Martin Schlossman
Brooklyn
Parkers
Weiss
Schlossman
Sing Sing
New York
Burlinzian County
William Clark
Clark
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
Philadelphia
Studge Clark
United States
John J. Quinn
Parker
New Jersey
Weather snapshot from Wisconsin and Midwest regions
The report notes generally fair conditions with rising temperatures through Thursday. Observations from Milwaukee and surrounding cities show highs near 69 to 102 degrees in recent days with scattered clouds and a light northeast wind, plus a precipitation reading of .05 inches.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Williston
Phornix
Havre
Wanisa
Park Falls
Escanaba
Wackstall
Japanese Manchoukuo Troops Sink Soviet Gunboat
Japanese Manchoukuoan land forces claim sinking of a Soviet gunboat on the Amur near Blagoveshchensk after repulsing another vessel. Moscow reports border clashes as Russia and Japan accuse each other of provocation while diplomatic efforts seek withdrawal and an amicable settlement.
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Manchoukuo
Blagoveshchensk
Amur
Kanchattu Island
Blagovveshchensk
Moscow
Manchoukuo-Siberian
Bolshoi
Seniuru
Russia
Japan
Wethhes
Expect Fight On Milk Price Bill
Assembly lines formed today for a battle on the senate bill retracting the state milk price regulation law for another two years. Unless advocates muster a commanding majority before adjournment Friday, the state's authority to stabilize milk markets by fixing prices to consumers and producers will end. The bill faced strong opposition in the house.
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Madison
Assembly
Senate
Third Premier in Soviet Dismissed in Uzbekistan
Tashkent's Pravda Vostoka says the Uzbek Soviet central executive committee dismissed Faizula Khodjandh, chairman of the council of the people's commissars. He is the third Soviet premier to be removed, accused of counter-revolutionary activities.
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Moscow
Tashkent
Pravda Vostoka
Uzbekistan Republic
Faizula Khodjandh
Council of the People's Commissars
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Great Lakes
Steel Workers ’ Organizing Committee
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Gare
Florida
Hopkins
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Hopkins’ Command
Jocuen
Civil Liberties Committee
State Senate
Leon Blum
Joseph Caillaux
Peoples’ Front
Briand
Chamber of Deputies
State Fair Trade Practice Commission
Fred M. Wylie
Trade Practice Commission
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Milwauker
Maxim Litvinoff
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