Strike Clouds Gather As Steel Workers Get Ready To Start Strike
Nation's quarter million raw metal workers prepare for a walkout with the Amalgamated Association seeking official recognition to bargain collectively. Leaders oppose open shop terms and consider government mediation, while a proposed three-man board draws rejection from union ranks.
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Associated Press
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Tin and Steel Workers
Michael Tighe
Roosevelt
Green Patton
Republic Steel Corporation
Alabama
Cleveland
San Pedro
Calif
United Front Strike Committee
New York
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
National Labor Board
Michael F. Tighe
Amalgamated
Tighe
Tie
Hurricane 15 Nears Mexican Coast After Deadly Storms
The approaching hurricane moves toward Tampico with warnings from the Texas border to Vera Cruz. El Salvador and Honduras report about 3000 deaths from last week’s storms. Red Cross, hospitals, and police prepare for emergencies as buses are organized to evacuate danger zones.
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Tampico
Mexico
Gulf of Mexico
el Salvador
Honduras
Texas
Vera Cruz
Red Cross
Bodies of 7 Plane Victims Are Rescued
In Livingston Manor New York seven victims of a Newark to Chicago luxury liner crash were recovered from Mongaup Mountain. The crew included two pilots a stewardess and four passengers all laid out in baskets carried by pallbearers by torchlight. One passenger Harry Pinsley survived the crash. Ada Huckeby died instantly while clutching a water pitcher handle. Clyde Holbrook and John Barron Jr along with two others were found in the cabin ruins.
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Livingston Manor
N. Y
Mongaup Mountain
Harry Pinsley
New York
Pinsley
Harold Coppins
Buffalo
Coppins
Ada Huckeby
Clyde Holbrook
John Barron, Jr
Newark
Democratic Candidates Discuss Santa Fe Chairmanship Hopefuls
Report from Santa Fe outlines Democratic hopefuls for the State Central Committee chairmanship as Lee Brown Atwood campaigns nationwide. J J Dempsey is reportedly uninterested, John Bingham appears as acting chair, and Will Keleher rumors surface as Albuquerque gossip about a governor bid.
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Santa Fe
Capitol
Lee Brown Atwood
Democratic State Central Committee
J. J. Dempsey
Dempsey
John Bingham
State Bank Examiner
Albuquerque
Will Keleher
Two gunmen and officer die in Miami gun battle
In Miami Oklahoma two unidentified gunmen and merchant patrolman Jack Dunaway, 30, were killed early today after Dunaway and Officers S S Johnson and Wil Ellis tried to question them near the Northeastern Oklahoma Railroad freight depot. A third man waited in a car. he claimed to be Frank Shinn of Webbers Falls and was detained for investigation.
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Miami
Okla
Jack Dunaway
Dunaway
S. S. Johnson
Wil Ellis
Johnson
Quotation Echoes on Cake and Wooden Craft Idea
A letter fragment discusses crisis responses with a French phrase let them eat cake and a suggestion to build with wood instead of steel. The writer signs as Will and references a historical figure.
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Paris
Dillinger
Darrow Board Draws New Charges Against NRA
The Recovery Review Board led by Clarence Darrow released a second report accusing surreptitious alteration of NRA codes after industry approval. It highlights changes in the big boot and shoe code and criticizes impacts on small manufacturers, calling for restoration of original terms. The 13 codes cover petroleum, electrical manufacturing, retail goods, and more, with attacks on high NRA officials and a suggested transfer of the lumber deputy administrator due to training concerns. The board warns such alterations threaten democratic processes by empowering large enterprises.
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Washington
Recovery Review Board
Clarence Darrow
NRA
Johnson
Senate Bill Aids Indians Passes in Senate
Washington June 12 AP The Senate passed and sent to the House an administration bill for partial Indian self government described by John Collier as the greatest advance in 25 years. The measure would stop whites from alienating Indian lands and provide for purchase of additional lands for landless Indians.
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Washington
Senate
House
John Collier
All Pasture Killed in Estancia Valley
In Estancia New Mexico extreme heat and drought have destroyed pasture and left livestock starving for forage. Temperatures rose to 96 degrees and only fell to 79 by midnight with the morning high moving back toward the 90s. Humidity readings were extremely low, signaling harsh conditions for farm animals and locals.
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Estancia
N. M
Senate approves silver bill amid 55 to 25 vote
The Senate passed the administration silver purchase plan with 55 votes to 25. It would require treasury buying 1.4 billion ounces and issuing silver certificates valued at 1.29 per ounce, with a 25 to 75 gold to silver stock ratio and no immediate cash bonus payment.
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Senate
Baseball scores from today in the American League
Detroit and Boston played a 12 inning scoreline with Detroit scoring four in the eighth, Boston seven, Boston's pitching by Bridges and Cochrane with Rhodes Pennock and R Ferrell. St Louis lost to New York with 3 runs to 1 after five innings due to wet grounds. Newsom Cochrane Ruffing and Dickey were credited with the batteries. Chicago and Washington beat Cleveland Philadelphia. the rest postponed due to rain.
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R&b
Detroit
Boston
Bridges & Cochrane
Rhodes
Pennock & R. Ferrell
St Louis
New York
Newsom & Cochrane
Ruffing & Dickey
Battery lineups and scores from early league play
R and H and Brooklyn with Pittsburgh and Cincinnati show battery lineups and scores. New York and Chicago and Philadelphia list batters and pitchers alongside other clubs. Boston and St Louis indicate additional battery pairings and contributors.
Ruth Garrs Jackson Klein Case Matches City Pairings
Ruth Garrs of New York, Jackson in New York and Klein of Chicago are involved in a listing of names tied to recent city assignments. The brief notes provide no further context on roles or actions.
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Ruth
Garrs
St. Louis
Jackson
Klein
Chicago
Tugwell Wins Committee Vote On Tugwell Nomination
Washington June 12 AP The Senate Agriculture Committee approved Rexford Tugwell for Undersecretary of Agriculture by 16 to 2 with only Chairman Smith and Senator Hatfield opposing. The post pays 10000 dollars after moving from 7500. a floor confirmation is anticipated.
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Tugwell
Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
Rexford G. Tugwell
Tary
Agriculture
Smith
D-Sc
Hatfield
R-Wva
Roosevelt
Senate
Thomas
D-Okla
McNary
Capper
Bkan
Oregon
Wheeler
McGill
Bankhead
Bulow
Caraway
Bone
Murphy
Pope
Hatch
Norris
NorBeck
Frazier
Cutting
Shipstead
Wheat processing tax to stay at 30 cents a bushel
Washington reports that American wheat will maintain a 30 cent per bushel processing tax when the new marketing year begins July 1 and likely for some time after. Despite a price rise to around $1 a bushel, farm administration officials will not modify the current rate.
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The
Associated Press
Washington
Farm Administration
New County Relief Board Chosen At Roswell Meeting
The executive committee of the Chaves County Welfare Association was selected at a Chamber of Commerce gathering to serve the coming year. T. J. Hall will step down as chairman due to time constraints after leading the group through the CWA program. The new committee includes F. A. MacKeil Lea Rowland Rev. D. B. Titus Mrs. L. O. Fullen H. M. Dow R. R. Hinkle of Roswell F. L. Mehlthop of Dexter W. A. Losey of Hagerman and Mr Mathews of Lake Arthur.
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Chaves County Welfare Association
Chamber of Commerce
T. J. Hall
County Welfare Association
Hall
Welfare Association
CWA
Chaves County
F. A. B MacKeil
Lea Rowland
D. B. Titus
Counties Named for Drought Relief
A telegram from Senator Bronson M. Cutting reports designated drought relief counties. Chaves Dona Ana Eddy Grant Hidalgo Lincoln Luna Otero Socorro qualify for emergency relief benefits, with cattle purchases excluded for now.
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Chaves, Eddy Counties
Drouth
Bronson M. Cutting
Washington
Department Agriculture
Chaves
Dona Ana
Eddy
Grant
Hidalgo
Lincoln
Luna
Otero
Socorro
Bronson Cutting
Zimmerman Announces Hat Passing Schedule at Local Softball Games
George Zimmerman, committee chair, says team managers must ensure two men pass the hat on designated nights. Dates include June 12 Dunn's, 13 City Market, 14 Record, 15 Camp Camino, 18 Painters, 19 CCC Lake, 20 Yellow Cab, 21 Record, 22 Kiwanis, 25 Bank, 26 Roswell Auto, 27 Post Office, 28 CCC Malone. Dust sprinking arrangements are being prepared for the field in the next day or two.
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George Zimmerman
Dunn’s
City Market
Camp Camino
Painters
CCC Lake
Yellow Cab
Kiwanis
Bank
Roswell Auto
Post Office
CCC Malone
Little heat relief seen for New Mexico
Albuquerque reports a second day of extreme heat with no signs of cooling. Carlsbad reached 108 degrees, Roswell Hagerman Artesia and Raton hit 100 or more, and noon readings showed 94 with rising afternoon temperatures expected. Estancia Valley recorded 90 at 10 a.m. Yesterday’s high was 95 and the low 60.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
Weather Bureau
Carlsbad
Roswell
Hagerman
Artesia
Raton
Mercury
Plan liquor control in Bernalillo County
Albuquerque June 12 AP conference of city and county officials will be held soon to work out a schedule of license rates and closing hours for liquor dispensaries and restaurants. Agreement is sought to provide adequate control. There is agitation for lower fees to curb bootlegging and for shutting dispensaries at one o clock.
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Albuquerque
Congress Actions Reported Across Senate and House
Today in Congress the Senate takes up a House approved bill to abolish some permanent appropriations. Agriculture Committee reports on Rexford Tugwell nomination as Undersecretary of Agriculture. Banking and Appropriations Committees advance executive measures. The House takes up a housing bill while Military Affairs reviews a subcommittee report on army officers buying private automobiles.
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Senate
Agriculture Committee
Rexford G. Tugwell
Banking
Appropriations
HOUSE
Military Affairs Committee
Senate approves silver bill as soldiers' bonus fast‑track blocked
Rexford G. Tugwell testified before the Agriculture Committee while lawmakers adopted the conference report on extending the temporary bank deposit insurance act. A rejected amendment had sought immediate payment of the soldiers' bonus.
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Senate
Rexford G. Tugwell
Agriculture Committee
HOUSE
Bateman Proposes Federal Amendment on Home Exemption Taxation
The editor suggests a constitutional amendment that would exempt homesteads used as primary residences from taxes mortgages and forced sales while taxing intangible property. It argues the situs of intangible property is the owner's domicile and proposes revenue escheats to states.
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United States
Congress
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Hollywood
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Hoyt
French Chagreon & Grace
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NEW County Relief Board
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