Mediation in Session Trio Forged Flight From Moscow to Vancouver
The Russian aviators Valeri Chekslott Georgi Balbukoff and Alexander Be-Wakoff reached Vancouver Washington after a 5300 mile nonstops hop from Moscow. They landed near the Columbia River at 3 22 a m Sunday and were eager to learn about the army post. They met General George Marshall and the Russian ambassador Troyanovsky before inspecting their plane for dismantling.
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Vancouver
Wash
Hunt
Valeri Chekslott
Moscow
Russia
Georgi Balbukoff
Alexander Be- Wakoff
Berney
Araris
Vancouver Barracks
Ariny Post
Columtia River
Alors
Pacific
Northwest
Bellakoff
Halbukoff
George Marshall
A. A. Troyakovsky
Chekaloff
mUitnry
Flers
North Pole
North America
Ths
Ers
Amubatsadoy Troyanovsky
San Francisca
California
San Frahciscoa
United Air Tncs
Ambassador Hoye
Ririgia
Oteel Chief Refuses 10 Deal With Eld
Cleveland June 2 Tom Gitcher chairman of Renuhlit Sloot corp flatly told the federal steel mediation board lodap he would not enter into any contract with the GC The corporation announced it would be often one of 118 plants to morrow in Youngstown where 3 were kiled end 28 Injured Satur day night in a battle between pick ets and police Youngstown Sheet and Tube announced it would re open its three plants in Youngs town FULL STUDY URGED Mediators made me statement and gave no indication of what el feel odays develomments would have on their efforts to bring peace in the great lakes steg Girdles further urged the hoard to snake a Tull study of the foed strike and report the tools to the public Girdler said Republic will enter is to any contract oral or writ ten with an irresponsible party and the GT C as presently consti tuted is utterly irresponsible The steel workers organizing com mittee called the strike which had made 100 000 workers idle when Res public Youngstown Sheet and Tube Inland Steel and the Bethlehem Steel corporation refused to sign contracts DEFENDS EMPLOYEES During the last few years a great deal has been said about the right of collective bargaining and the sight to strike Girdler added Is there not an equal right in this country for free American critzeria who want ta work ta do so unmo lested The right of employes ta call a strike is undeniable but th is an otter thing ta have plants aid eme ployes picketed by mets filled with clubs and guns who by show of Coren keep the plants front oper ating (Cthee strikes Storins Pages 2)-3 and
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Cleveland
Tom Gitcher
Renuhlit Sloot Corporation
Federal Steel Mediation Board
Lodap
Youngstown
Youngstown Sheet and
Tude
Oday
Great Lakes
Steg
Girdles
Snake & Tull
Girdier
Republic
GT. C
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Res Public
Sheet and Tube
Inland Steel
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Girdler
Coren
Weather summary for San Antonio and Texas coast
Weather note describes Monday night partly cloudy conditions and Tuesday with gentle east and southeasterly winds. Temperatures range from 14 to 95 degrees on Monday. Sunday high reached 94 degrees, Tuesday near 95, with Tuesday’s low near 7 degrees. Coastal winds from the east and southeast. West Texas area sees fall conditions Monday night and Tuesday. further details on page 2.
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San Antonio
Sternity
Texas
Wheat futures surge on crop scare across major markets
Chicago prices rose five cents with the day’s high at 1.11 per bushel for September wheat amid grim crop reports from Canada and the U S. Winnipeg and Minneapolis quotes showed gains while Kansas City followed the trend.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Winnipeg
T Times
Canada
Minnanolls
Senate Advances Anti-Lynching Bill in 13 to 1 Vote
Washington June 24 Senate judiciary committee approved the Wagner Van Nuys anti lynching bill by a 13 to 1 vote. The measure seeks federal penalties in lynching cases and broad civil rights protections. The committee action accelerates consideration in the full Senate amid nationwide civil rights debates.
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Solons
Washington
Senate Judigiary Committee
Apy
Wagner-Van Nuys
Today's Games in Texas and National Leagues
The schedule shows no games listed for today across the Texas League and American and National Leagues. No matchups or venues are provided in the readable text.
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Xanen
Paris Eyes New Cabinet After Blum Fall
Paris dispatch reports Camille Chautemps offered a post to Leon Blum as he sought a new leftist cabinet to replace Blum’s fall. Debates on granting decree powers continued as guards watched the senate front amid talks of a broader coalition and currency stabilization efforts. In California, George Gill Whitelaw died of pneumonia at his Santa Barbara summer home.
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Paris
Camille Chautemps
People's Front
Todiay
Leon Blum
Blum
Socialist National Council
Ghattentos
Albert Lebrun
Chautemps
Elysee Palace
Joseph DulUeux
Senate Finance Committee
Faris 18
GAUM
Britain
Santa Barbara
Calif
George Gill Whitelaw
St. Laury Capitalist
Black Sheep Turns Up in Wool Market
Boston June 21 Ditntel v Donovan vice president of the International Longshoremen's Association promised not a bale of wool will be moved today as a strike enters its third day. There was some hope the stoppage might clear up at a wage committee meeting of the wood indictsan a general wirehouse employes union with representatives of six wirehouses. Officials of the union and the Wool trade association agreed to the object of controversy won the closed shop.
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Boston
Ditntel v. Donovan
International Longshoremen's Association
Stike Attualion
Unton
Wool Tiade Association
President Roosevelt Sidelined As Cold Keeps Him Inside
Washington June 21 President Roosevelt remained indoors today with a cold officials described as mild. White House physician Cay Roxa and Dr McIntire advised rest and easy activity while the president recovers.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Cay
Roxa't
McIntire
White House
Navy Planes On Long Hop From San Diego
Navy planes begin a long patrol flight from San Diego bound for a distant location in a gravel history context. The mission started with a takeoff from a designated Bay area at 11:27 a.m. local time.
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NAVY
An Diego
Margo Patrol Pinita
Coun Bola
Cana Zone
Graval
Ban Ditge Bay
Lodey
Rangers guard Texas Gas shops in Fort Worth strike
In Fort Worth on June 21 Lone Star Gas took possession of its warehouse and shops on Louil Mall street under guard of 11 Texas rangers to protect public safety during a strike. About 50 pickets watched as 30 workers entered the building justified as an impartial move to prevent service disruption, under Assistant Director Homer Garrison. Rangers will remain until the dispute is settled. A Lone Star official said workers returned to work for public safety. Separate charges arose in County Court against a fan connected with the week‑old disturbance at J. E. Carpenter’s shop, tied to a widening strike.
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Fort Worth
Lone Star Gas Company
Louil Mall
Texas Rangers
Uneder
Une Rangers
Homer Grerison
the Public Safety
Garrrizon
Garrison
Texas
Albert S. Johnson
Department of Pub- Hesiiuty
J. E. Carpenter
Lone Star Employe
Ho E
Brockelhurst Faces Trial In Slaying Case Attracts Suicide Attempt
Lester Brockelhurst, 24, jailed in the slaying of Victor A. Getes, Little Rock landowner, attempted to hang himself last night but was restrained. His 18-year-old fiancée Bernice Felten faces joint charges in the case. Brockelhurst, formerly a Sunday school teacher in Galesburg, Ill, was ordered to stand trial Thursday after being found sane and denied a delay for a sanity hearing. In Washington, federal farm payments rules were announced for the drought relief program, with changes to West Coast states and Montana reassessed.
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Lonoke
Ark
Dune Shlay
Sherif
Troy Carroll
Lester Brockelhurst
Eld
Victor A. Getes
Little Rock
Carroll
Brockelhurst
Bernice Felten
Brockelhal
Galesburg, Ut
Miss Felton
Longest Hottest Day as Summer Starts
Weatherman reports June 21 as the year's longest day and first day of summer. San Antonio forecast partly cloudy Tuesday with light winds. Monday’s low reached 74 and a Sunday high near 94.
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Old Sol
Dows
Jone
Jarboo
Witt Salabirk
Darboe
San Antonio
Two Men on Trial in Agent Slaying
In Topeka Kansas two men Robert Suiay and Glen Appregate faced federal court for the killing of a Justice Department agent who tried to arrest them for a Katonah New York bank robbery on April 16. Witnesses were called to support a death penalty demand for Agent W W Baker of Yuma Arizona.
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Topeka. Kan
Robert Suiay
Glen
Department of Justice
Katonah
N.Y
Alexander
W. W. Baker
Yurna
Ariz
Killer of Daughter Given Long Pen Term
Riverhead N Y June 21 Mrs Helen Tiernan a widow was sentenced to 20 years in Bedford women's reformatory for the brutal murder of her seven year old daughter Helen The 35 year old mother who pleaded not guilty to second degree murder swung unsteadily as she was led from the courtroom toward her cell in the jail Her husband killed Helen and attempted to do away with the child to make room in her Manhattan apartment for her lover.
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Riverhead
Msi
Helen ‘Tiernan
Betford Women's Reformatory
Brual Murter
Helen
Jed
Jer ¢All
Tiornaty
kiMhg Helen
Manhattan
Insurgents Reach Bilbao as Santander Campaign Opens
Thousands of Franco forces push toward Santander province with aid convoys to Bilbao. Insurgents report control of river crossings and streets jammed with trucks to feed the 300,000 city inhabitants. Government troops entrench three miles west of Bilbao and a large mine explosion disrupts University City.
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Asania Francisco Franco
Bilbao
Bantander
Nervi
Santander
Search On for Plane With Six Aboard in Costa Rica
A serial search was begun for a plane of the Nation Air Transport company missing since yesterday with six aboard. Placed by Charles Stanton, an American, the passengers include Chinese H Gerehow, an American superintendent of a division of United Fruit.
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Ban Jose
Gosta Rica
Nation Air Transport Company
Charlea Stanton
Chintes H. Gerehow
United Fru, Company
Regulation measure endorsed by SEC to Congress
Washington Mike 21a P SEC endorses broad legislation to regulate committees representing security owners in financially troubled corporations. Commissioner William O Douge Las directed a 1934 started study of protective and reorganization committees. the 805 page report suggests applying the old rule that no man can serve two positions to these committees.
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Washington
Secumtias Commission
Congress
Tans
William O. Dougelas
Climax Expected in Kidnap Testimony at Trial
In Binghamton on June 2 1949 government seeks a clean up as eight men face kidnapping charges. Thomas Burke a 49 year old confessed participant may be key as prosecution nears completion within ten days followed by a week recess before defense calls. Burke described two original descendants who pleaded rustin to kidnapping and extortion indictments at the outset of the trial. Also reported a Beverly Hills theft of pearls from Justine Johnson wife of Walter Wanger earlier.
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Binghamton
Cortha
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Oller
Steel Mediation Committee
Ohio
Charles
Taft
Lloyd Garrison
Edward F. McGrady
Standtog
James Dewey
Ralph Lind
Labor Board
Ttress
Sondmote
Oteel
Carille Chautemps
Post
Westay
North
Dakota
Mater Montana
Aebels
Beverly Hills
Catt
Pearts
Justine Johnson
the Pullies
Walter Wanger
Holmby
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