Threats of General Strike Shocks Warren Steel Town
In Warren Ohio on June 21 Judge Griffith issued an injunction against Republic Steel strike actions as 19 000 workers faced possible mass walkout. Labor leaders warned a general strike could follow if the ruling stands, while workers gathered outside the courthouse amid tense scenes.
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Warren
Ohio
Lynn B. Grif 4Th
Republic Steel Corporation
Soth McKeown
Signolzer
Griffith
Obig Supreme Court
Republic Company
Judge Griffity Denounces Violence During Strike Action
Judge Griffity contrasted lawful order with violent conduct by pickets at the Republic Steel strike. He warned that communism of wealth oppression and labor unrest threaten peace, insisting property protection and orderly protest. The injunction limits picket numbers at Niles and Warren gates and bars throwing objects at strikers.
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Griffith
Tabor
Unas Dsm
Uhere
Republic Steel Corporaton
Tuage Gultetth Limited
Niles
Warren
Warsen
Aso
Steel Company
Stelkers
Phate
WPA Theater Study Asooured by Mayor and Congressman
Mayor C. K. Quinn telegrams Congressman Maury Maverick seeking support to revive San Antonio WPA theater. Maverick reports protests to federal writers group and promises sympathetic study, while project withdrawal had been discussed as part of WPA theater cuts in the northern district.
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C. K. Quinn
Maury Mavyerick
Wiald
San Antonio
WPA
Maverick
Wired
Quin
Federal Writers’ Group
Fey
WPAS
Nothern
Weather report from Soviet Polar Camp sketch
Weather bulletin describes cloudy skies at a Soviet polar camp with high temperatures around 98.4 degrees Fahrenheit. Visibility quoted as three to six miles, along with scattered phrases about nautical personnel and a distant Gal veston reference.
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Soviet Polar Camp
Soviet North Polm
Moscow
Lune
Radio setup guided aces across continents revealed
Seattle June 21 44 a secret radio network guided three Soviet airmen across the North Pole region. The system linked stations from Pant Barrow to Seattle with Canadian and Russian sections, under Horge Kumpe and Capt Paul Edwards. The plan preceded the flight by three weeks as details surfaced today.
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Seattle
Willy Precision
Lise Nori Pole
Aok
Coast
Horge Kumpe
Atilerr
Signal Corps
Paul S. Edwards
Pant Barrow
Nome
Patrhnks
Anchorage
Juneau Ketchikan
Strikers Return to Missouri Plants Amid Violence Claims
KC area workers in multiple Missouri plants resumed about 30 percent of operations after weekend talks offering assurances against violence. Material shortages delayed full reopening, with 41 oil workers planning to monitor developments as strike ends.
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Kcansas
Guna
Severa
Industey
Perent
Bandig
Whitey Ned Beert
Gigantic Meteor Seen Over Tulsa
Witnesses report a gigantic meteor in the Tulsa sky last night. The event lasted about ten minutes from 8:35 to 8:45 p.m. with no falls observed, according to observers near the city.
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Tulsa
Compass Aided Flier Reaches North Pole Route
Portland aviators say a compass aided three Russian fliers crossing the North Pole region. The unvarying instrument, developed by Admiral Richard E. Byrd, works where other instruments fail in the magnetic jungle.
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Portland
Ore
North Pole
Richard E. Byrd
Stalin Hails Flight of Russian Transports to Vancouver
Moscow cables the three Russian pilots who completed a non stop flight from Moscow over the North Pole to the United States. Stalin and Soviet officials praise their courage and achievement, expressing pride and admiration for the aviators.
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Moscow
Jozef Stalin
Vancouver
Wah
Communist Party
North Pole
United States
Soviet Union
Man Held in A Death of Woman in Laredo
Mexican police in Nuevo Laredo detained Pedro Tejeda in connection with the murder of 59 year old Mariana Arista and the stabbing of two others, a seven year old boy among them, after Arista was found hacked to death with a hatchet nearby. Joan Arrange and Ruperto Guaman, 60, were in critical condition with hatchet wounds.
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Laredo
INS
Nuevo Laredo
Pedro Tejeda
Mariana Arista
Sears
Oltimwes
Attorney Arrested as Bond Jumper in Denver Case
Danie Rothrock, 42, a former Cory Bluff and Tombstone lawyer, was arrested in Denver on a charge of jumping a $3000 bond. He had been convicted of assault with intent to murder Golda Draper, a red-haired Los Angeles waitress, and failed to appear after a prior trial.
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Denver
Calv
Gos Angeles
Tolay Danie Rothrock
Counsy Bluffs
Iowa
Tombstone
Aziz
Rothrock
Golda Draper
Los Angeles
Polar Flight Forerunner Of Others
Vancouver witnesses the successful non stop Arctic flight by three Russian fliers from Moscow to North America. Ambassador Troyanovsky says the mission proves such trips are possible, and the pilots may stay in the United States about a month to inspect American facilities. The flight aims to advance scientific aviation and assess Arctic conditions for future missions.
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Vancouver
Wash
North America
Moscow
A. A. ‘Troyanovsky
George Mareshall
Tbetiers
United States
San Francisco
Washington
Gay Country
Soviet Union
Arctic
Pastor and Wife Honored at Fete in San Antonio
A luncheon at La Paloma restaurant honored Rev. and Mrs. Cor jRelfus of the Mexican Civil Institute as San Antonio council No. 16 League of United Latin American Citizens praised their years of service. Plorencio R. Flores presided as master of ceremonies at the noon event, noting the couple’s impending departure for California.
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Cornelius
Civistian Institute
la Palome
San Antonio
League of United
League
Cor
jRelfus
California
Plorencio R. Flores
Alaskan Schools Founded by Russia Settlers in 1764
Alaska's early education history traces to Russian settlers in 1764, preceding the U S Constitution. The item notes colonial era schooling as a foundational detail for the region's educational development.
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Alaska
Russia
United States
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