Mediation Board Pushes Move to End Steel Strike
In Cleveland on June 23 the mediation board renewed efforts to settle the Great Lakes steel dispute affecting Mahoning valley mills. Federal chairman Charles F. Yatt IL held talks with executives from Republic Steel Bethlehem Steel Inland Steel and Youngstown Sheet and Tube as President Roosevelt monitored by telephoning principals. Guard troops remain around plants and national guardsmen enforce a court injunction while freight moves resume amid halted strike activity.
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Senate Post Office
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Tom Girdler
Republic Steel
Lewis
Bridges
New Hampshire
Sirdier
Whisky Exports Surge in 61st Quarter
Whisky exports from the United States rose sharply in the 61st quarter, totaling nearly 23 times the volume shipped in the same period last year. The surge reflects broader demand and market expansion for American spirits abroad.
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United States
Workers Drive Olde to Gower Damaged Pack Plant Riot
In Damaristos Maryland a crowd of canning company workers attacked a closed Phillips packing plant with stones. Police faced a hail of stones as they tried to move the crowd that smashed about 100 windows at Plants 5 and 6. Eye witnesses estimated the crowd at 160 to 2,000 workers from six Phillips plants.
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Canning Company
Phillipy Packing Company
Polanco Sentence To Chair Upheld In Murder Appeal
The Court of Criminal Appeals reversed a death sentence against Jessé Polanco for the murder of San Antonio bus driver George Forbes during a 1936 holdup. The state sought relensing after trial errors allegedly allowed inadmissible evidence of other robberies.
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Jessé Polanco
San Antonio
Court of Criminal Appeals
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George Forbes
Public Serves Company
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Pail J. Kldny
Iefenbe
Union Begins TrikeInquiry In Flint Michigan
The United Automobile Workers and the Committee for Industrial Organization opened a sun investigation at Flint Michigan into plant stoppages since a March 12 agreement. General Motors told of about 200 suspensions in 48 plants as talks to renegotiate the wage and service fears stalled. John Brophy and Wyndham Mortimer joined the inquiry while GM President William Knudsen stated the stoppages followed failed negotiations.
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Wiliam
Nudsen
General
Johnson Assails Steel Companies in New York Speech
Gen Haigh S Johnson former NRA administrator assails steel companies in New York addressing 500 members of the Furniture Exchange and Retail Fur Institute buyers. He blames industry and labor for violent disputes while criticizing unwillingness to bargain.
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Steel
New York
Haigh S. Johnson
NRA
Union Orders Men to Return to Jobs in Pittsburgh
The International Typographical Union ordered 190 mailing room workers to end a strike affecting Pittsburgh’s three daily newspapers the Pittsburgh Press and the Pittsburgh Telegraph. Union officers and publishers declared the walkout violated wage contracts that do not expire until January 7, 1998.
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Algor
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Press
Pubishers
Janduney
Rail strike vote called by railroad brotherhoods in Chicago
Union officials announced that about 2000 members were to vote within 40 days on strike action to press for wage increases. The move aims to force negotiations and pave the way for possible federal railway board intervention.
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Chicago
APO
Federal Railway Board
Ye Jewist Workers Alliance to Install New Officers
The Nachshov branch plans a Wednesday night installation at Milam cafeteria in ALS Winsmath. Louis Seal to speak and administer oath. new officers listed, including Crehwan as chairwoman and Kartu as reporting secretary, with Dr. B. H. Alpaig among physicians in the organization now 30 years old with 100 schools.
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Ye Jewist
Nafone
Allance
Bad- Ware
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Milam
Wurnesday
ALS
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Laastannster
Siakin
Mis
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Rapopork
Golderitt
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Treiman
Louis Seal
Nlliice
Ned
Lin
Chatemany Crehwan
Iate
ON. Kartu
Syrctny
Trensimear
Hapoport
Respiratory A
Senate panels back maximum work day and week proposal
Meiers of the senate and labor committees forecast a maximum work day and a maximum work week as part of the administration’s labor standards bill. The plan aims to limit daily hours and total weekly hours for workers, reflecting congressional action on workplace rules.
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Bill Washington
Meiers
Senate
Tonsi
Japanese Delegation to Visit Randolph Field
A Japanese delegation led by Colonel Okadi of the Imperial Army and aviation mission members received authorization to visit Randolph Field on July 87. Accompanying Colonel Okdar are Kawashina Temajin Honda, Willacy officials, Captain K. Whesin, and Engineer W. Kiboyama.
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Imperial Japanese Army
United States
Randolph Field
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T. Kawashina
Temajin Honda
Willacy
Japan
K. Whesin
W. Kiboyama
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