Davey Invites Steel Heads and Leaders to Mediate
Ohio Governor Martin L. Davey sent telegrams inviting Republic Steel chairman Tom M. Girdler Youngstown Sheet & Tube president Frank Purnell and union leaders John Owens and Phillip Murray to a joint conference at the governor's Columbus mansion on Friday The aim is to avert bloodshed and reach a peaceful settlement in the steel strike that has crippled production across seven states.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Martin L. Davey
Republic and
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Steel Co
Committee For Industrial Organization
Tom M. Girdler
Republic Steel Corp
Frank Purnell
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
John Owens
Phillip Murray
Ohio
Vernor
Davey
Republic
Indictments Nolled in Fire Violence Case
Prosecutor Mar lly dropped more indictments from last summer's violence at the steelworks. Elba James Culver Roy Culver and William Craft were charged with a wound assault on Jack Craft. Craft recovered and Pressley was jailed earlier. 22 indictments were nolled, most minor in nature.
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Marlly
Elba
James Culver
Roy ‘Earl Culver
Williamson
Jack Craft
Aft
Sec
Craft
Pressley
Army Pli ers Lost In Plane Missing Near Lake City
Army aircrew Clarence Hodge and Lieutenant Joseph L. McNeil are reported missing after a plane went down between Salt Lake City and Elko Nevada while on a search mission. The incident occurred June 9 and involved officers from the B group.
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Lake City
Xsie
Salt Lake
Elko, Nev
Clarence Hodge
Joseph L. McNeil
Ston
Roosevelt Seeks End to Tax Exemptions and Dodging Probes
President Roosevelt backs removing income tax exemptions and urges a constitutional amendment to tax securities, while a congressional inquiry into tax evasion moves forward. Senate leaders accept House amendments to restrict publicity. debate centers on publishing returns and enforcement of new rules.
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Roosevelt
Treasury
Commerce Department
Washington
Senate
House
Harrison
Mississippi
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
J. P. Morgan
Broad Inquiry of Strike Asked
Senator Copeland of New York urged a general senate labor investigation covering steel and other industries. He proposed applying railway labor act concepts to solve broader labor problems including shipping, in response to Phillip Murray’s request for steel strike inquiry. Senator Bridges supported a probe into postal interference but limited scope to postal law violations.
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Washington
Copeland
New York
Senate
Phillip Murray
Steelworkers’ Organizing Committee
Bridges
New Hampshire
Senate Post Office
Murray
Flint Power Strike Leaves 30000 Without Service
In Flint Michigan June 9 over 30000 Consumers Power Company workers are on strike in the Saginaw valley. Despite a Washington announcement by John L. Lewis claiming a settlement is reached, full service is delayed until the negotiations committee returns later in the afternoon. Partial restoration has occurred in Flint as switches are activated.
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Flint
Mich
Saginaw Valley
Consumers Power Company
John L. Lewis
Washington
State funds released to Scioto county boards of education
A total of 98 121.85 from the state public school fund is made available to village and rural boards in Scioto county. Certificates of the director of education were sent through E O McCowen to local boards allowing borrowing against the second quarterly state distribution. Interest must be paid. The funds, with December tax collections, should cover expenses to July 1 for teachers janitors bus drivers and other current costs. Four districts exceed 40 000 with Minford at 12 901.67 and Wheelersburg Valley and Washington near 10 000 each. Distribution to others includes Rush 6 141.92 Brush Creek 5 931.12 Green 5 063.33 Barden 4 779.93 Nile 4 574.80 Clay 4 069.07 Union 3 381.55 Vernon 2 950.16 Morgan 2 911.46 Madison 1 636.63 Buena Vista 629.53 Haverhill 119.35.
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Boards of Education
Scioto County
E. O. McCowen
Minford
Bloom
Wheelersburg
Valley
Washington
Rush
Brush Creek
Green
Barden
Nile
Clay
Union
Vernon
Morgan
Madison
Buena Vista
Haverhill
39 CIO unionists jailed for contempt in Fansteel case
Circuit Judge Theodore Forby sentenced 39 Committee for Industrial Organization unionists to jail terms up to 240 days and fines up to 1000 dollars for defying an injunction to evacuate Fansteel Metallurgical Corp in North Chicago. He overruled new trial motions and bail requests, sending the defendants to Lake County jail.
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Waukegan
Theodore Forby
Committee For
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp
Chicago
Lake County
Taft Endorsed for Senate by Cincinnati GOP Committee
Robert A. Taft son of a former president and chief justice won the endorsement of the state-and-nation committee, a subgroup of Hamilton county Republican executive committee, in his bid for the United States Senate nomination.
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Cincinnati
Robert A. Taft
State-And-Nation Committee
Hamilton County Republican Executive Committee
United States Senate
Hitler plans June 19 speech in East Prussia at Marienburg
Reports claim Adolf Hitler will visit Marienwerder and the castle of Marienburg on June 19 with 600 Nazi leaders to discuss frontier issues and possibly annex Danzig. Heinrich Himmler reportedly inspected 9,000 SS formations in Danzig as massing fears grow.
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der Fuhrer
East Prussia
Marienwerder
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Marienburg
Teutonic Knights
League of Nations
Danzig
Nazi Party
Subrer
Free City of
Polish Silesia
Heinrich Himmler
Schutz Staffel
Safety Council Probes Auto Death in Scioto County
The Citizens' Safety council opened an inquiry into the death of Wesley Crabtree a 78 year old man from 812 Murray street who was struck Saturday by a car driven by Ruth Wear. The incident marked the 13th traffic fatality in Scioto county this year officials planned to notify the coroner prosecutor and police investigators.
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Citizens’ Safety Council
Wesley Crabtree
Murray Street
Scioto County
Crabtree
Ruth Wear
Fourth Street
Gallia Street
Union Street
Safety Council
Stalin's mother dies in Georgia at 77
Ekaterina Georgoyna Djugashvili, mother of Joseph Stalin, dies at age 77 at her home near Tiflis. The death occurred June 4 but was announced by the Communist party of Georgia in the Tiflis Dawn of the Orient and reached Moscow today.
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Moscow
Ekaterina Georgoyna Djugashilvili
Joseph Stalin
Tiflis
Communist Party of Georgia
Dawn of the Orient
Grand Jury to Report for Instructions in Common Pleas Court
The grand jury will report in common pleas court at 9 30 a m Thursday to receive instructions from Judge B F Kimble. After instructions the jury will recess until Monday then report in the grand jury room to investigate the criminal docket.
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Common Pleas Court
B. F. Kimble
Grand Jury
Campaign Book Sale Scandal In Roosevelt Era Probed
Washington June 9 A first charge in four years of the Roosevelt era centers on a campaign book sale linked to the Democratic National Committee. Proceeds allegedly retire the committee deficit while possibly violating the federal corrupt practices act. Representative Snell seeks a House inquiry, but cases may require a grand jury.
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David Lawrence Washington
Roosevelt
Democratic National Committee
Congress
Representative Snell
House
Snell
Grand Jury
Congressional Committee
Teapot Dome
Coolidge
Department of Justice
Owen Roberts
Supreme Court
Atlee Pomerene
Ohio
Temperature Report Summary for Today and Yesterday
Observer Schirrman reports today at 11 am temperature 83 with today's low and yesterday's high 86. A year ago today the maximum reached 95 and the minimum 63.
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Schirrman
Two Boys Convicted in Death at Lancaster
Frank Sedar aged 17 and Albert Brown aged 18, both colored, were found guilty of first degree murder with mercy recommended for the December 17 slaying of Guard Hobart Stewart at the boys industrial school. The jury ruled they were sane at the time. life imprisonment is the mandatory sentence.
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Lancaster
Frank Sedar
Albert Brown
Hobart Stewart
Boys’ Industrial School
Stewart
Brown
Sedar
Mourning for Harlow Revered in Glendale Funeral
The famous and obscure of Hollywood bid farewell to Jean Harlow in Glendale California. A restricted group attended the Christian Science service including her mother Mrs. Jean Bello and her former husbands. William Powell and fellow stars Nelson Eddy and Jeanette MacDonald were among the mourners. The casket was moved to Forest Lawn Memorial Park after the rites and the singers planned to perform two of Harlow's favorites.
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Glendale
Calif
Movieland
Jean Harlow
Jean Bello
Jean
Six elected to welfare board in Portsmouth meeting
Six new directors at large were elected and seven constitutional amendments adopted by Portsmouth Welfare Association members at a Washington hotel final campaign report meeting. New board expands to ten directors at large with agency representatives. terms set for two years and annual elections.
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Portsmouth Welfare Association
Washington Hotel
Carl J. Phipps
C. A. Brown
Fred Mellyar
Thomas E. Williams
Karleene Johnson
John M. Salladay
Phipps
Williams
Johnson
Salladay
Brown
Mellyar
Association
A. Graves Williams
J. Richardson Thomas
Frank A. Long
J. F. Johnsey
Hugh Allen
Benton B. Miller
Loren White
Richard E. Evans
Cora M
Emma Schneider
Frank Blood
C. W. Russell
John F. Johnley
Agencies To Carry On With Limited Funds Report Push On
Agencies will continue operations with restricted budgets as chairmen and captains press ahead until final reports are issued. A total of 38,361 00 is referenced in the fragment, indicating financial figures under discussion.
Portsmouth Welfare drive falls short of goal amid delayed reports
Final tabulations show the Portsmouth Welfare association campaign within $16,851 of its $55,212 target after flood disruptions. Executives hope to top $40,000 by 4 p.m. today as delinquent reports loom, with lessons from strong showings by women's and employes divisions and several schools over their quotas.
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Nancy Grimes
Portsmouth Welfare Association
Washington Hotel
Knicker Building
Brown
Welfare Board
Phipps
Welfare Association
James D. Williams
T. C. Swope
James B. Miller
Pearl Newland
O. D. Donaldson
L. D. Oder
Annabel Head
Sean Miller
Magrert
Harold Ruth Meliyar
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Frank Appel
A. L
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