Steel Goes Back to Work Riots Kill Two in Alcoa Plant
Neves Review of Current Events reports steel production rising as two thirds of idle workers return to mills in Republic Bethlehem and Youngstown areas. Alcoa Tennessee riot at Alcoa Aluminum Plant leaves two dead and many injured amid wage dispute between Allied and AMAL. Madrid siege reversals, refugees, and political maneuvering alongside U.S. and Nazi tensions round out the week’s global snapshot.
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Madrid
Alcoa
Tenn
A’ Am. Company of Americas
Aluminien Workers of America
American Federation of Labor
New Kensington
Ieans
Bend
FR. C.th
Mertia
Amelia FE
United Sistes
Cttanden
PacHiemm An Afori
Mélie Berbers
Putnam
America
Navy Geier
Fred Noonan
New Guinea
Howland Island
Amelia
United States
Dugan Promotes Third Major League Talk at Gotham Spot
Jumping Joe Dugan, ex-Yankee star, declares the Yankees would form a third major league and teases a cross league matchup with the 1928 Giants and other clubs. He recalls Yankee greatness, jokes about opposition, and weds nostalgia with playful bravado as customers pay for drinks and memories.
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Yoe Dugan
Joe
Gotham
Yankee Stadium
Tigers
Mr. Dugan
Jeague
Yankees
Dugan Emporium
Giants
Cards
Cubs
Pirates
Yankee
Rath
Meusel
Yankee Paragons
Hoyt
Pennock
Joseph
Dugan
Meusels
Nevis
Gehrigs
Hroe Igoe
Ates Woos
Jack Dempsey
New York
Chicago
Baltimore
Sally Seaman
Met
Louis Braddock
Pacific Coast League
Sacramiento
Joe Orengo
Minneapolis
Woll
Washington Faces Another Congress Push to Cut Federal Spending
The piece argues Congress and the Roosevelt administration will again fail to reduce federal expenses and shift relief costs back to states. It cites Senator Robinson’s proposal requiring states to cover one fourth of relief costs, opposed by Hopkins and allies, and notes the looming national debt over 35 trillion dollars as a backdrop for debates on tax funding and government waste.
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Bonocrat
Kantucky
Senate
Majoriy Leeder Joseph
DP. Robinson
Enne Cour
Zach Wear
Sei Robinson
Willis Vag Devemer
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Supreme Court
Edward R. Burke
Bemocret
Neb- Taska
Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Cong
White House
Robinson
Arkansas
Charles West
Barkley
Kentucky
Robinson Amon
Inson
Harry Hopkins
Inea
Robb
Gagers
United State Treasury
Tvernment
Chhidren
Joraer
Ly. Guardia
New York
New York City
Hopkins
Cengre
Fkins
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Panish
Bsiloso
Villaneuva de la Canada
Brunette
Delane
Santancer
Biscayan
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Valencia
France
Ney
Catalare
Neery
Bingham
Obert Worth Bingham
London
Germany
Sam
Britain
Major LaGuardia
Cardinal Arundelein
Voelkischer Beobacht Beece
Arrogan
Ead
Westernia
Mae West
Frank Wallace
Milwaukee
Wallace
Los Angeles
Federal Reserve Board
Yanks
Freddie Lindstrom
Bill Terry
Jersey City
Travis Dacksun
NJ Gere Darin
Lynn Waldorf
Norshwestern
Purdue
Minnesota
Wiscogs
Barry Stuhl Diiker
Michigan
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Harry Kipke
Hank Anderson
Archie San Romani
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Don Lash
Garry le van
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George Moorhouse
Charlton Athletic
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Ralph Guidahl
Sylva Annenberg
Titanic Thompson
Leffoon
Titanic
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Rochester
Walter
Premi
Hagen
Joe Kirkwood
Henry Picard
Charleston
Gene Sarazen
Orient
Morris and
Essex
State Assembly
Sol Strauss
Sporting Club
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Navolari
Achilles Varzi
Nuvolari
Joe McCarthy
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Wes
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American Federatior Gener Spez
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