Republic Plant Reopens at Massillon Under Guard
A strike bound Republic Steel plant in Massillon reopened with 375 workers entering under heavy National Guard protection. Pickets dispersed, no major clash occurred, while Canton and Massillon strains persisted with threats from union leadership and separate incidents of violence near plant sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Republic Steel Corporation
Hines of Ohio National
166Th Infantry
Massilion Arca
Carl Myers
Republic
Warning Against Rifles In City From Chief Stankard
Chief of Police E. 3. Stankard issued a firm warning that rifles are prohibited within city limits and violators will be prosecuted. The alert follows a pet bullterrier being shot, with a veterinarian removing a large lead pellet from its back, prompting the report to the chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stankard
Terner
Hmits
Weather Ohio Fair and Warmer With Northwest Showers
Generally fair and slightly warmer tonight and Saturday with showers in the northwest tonight. High pressure sits over the Ohio Valley and the northwest. Low pressure areas are over the Great Lakes and Arizona. Scattered showers along the Atlantic coast from Florida to Pennsylvania and in the Lake region and St. Lawrence Valley. Temperature changes in the last 24 hours have been small.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Ohio Valley
Northwest
Great Lakes
Arizona
Atlantic
Florida
Pennsylvania
Lake Region
St. Lawrence Valley
Perkins Seeks Man-to-Man Steel Talks to End Strike
Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins proposed a direct conference between steel operators and strikers to settle five weeks of industrial action. The federal mediation board criticized Independent steel firms for refusing to join an agreed plan. John L. Lewis and Edward McGrady moved in and out of New York amid vague efforts. The board favored a four-company heads and union leaders meeting as the best chance at settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frances Perking
Miss Perkins
Federal Steel Mediation Board
Committee For Industrial Organization
John L. Lewis
New York
Edward F. McGrady
Steel Board
Mediation Board
Taft
Europe
Co. I. O
Steel Workers’ Organizing Committees
Inland Steel Company
Indiana Labor Commissioner
Sheet And Tube Ready To Reopen Mills
EAST CHICAGO Ind July 2 Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company prepared to reopen its sheet and tin mills near Chicago amid strike tensions. Officials would not enter any pact with SWOC until guaranteed against violence as 8,000 workers awaited access. Inland Steel pushed toward normal operation under a state labor committee memorandum. National Guardsmen were deployed near Massillon and Canton as violence fears persisted while negotiations continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ind
Iin
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Company
Youngstown
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Republic Steel Corporation
Massillon
Canton
Republic, Sheet and Tube
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
SWOC
Inland Steel Company
East
Normal
Indiana
National Labor Relations Board
Calumet
Yountsae Gates
John Rusak
S. W. C. C. Organ‘dizer
East Chicago
M. Clifford Townsend
Thomas R. Hutson
Sheetland Tube
East Chi Caso
Matt Pericak
Insie Julian
Republic
Massilion
Direct Relief Fund Debate Continues in County Court
County commissioners back continuing direct relief under county supervision while awaiting new state relief laws or exhaustion of Carey Act funds. Union leaders seek clarity on remaining Carey bond money, with about 80 000 in the relief fund split between state and county sources. The county relief department now funds 136 families and 93 individuals at roughly 7000 dollars monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Duffy
John E. Davidson
Edward DeChant
Oscar G. Dunn
Carey
Dunn
Howard R. Butler
Question Scion Of Rich Family In Calif Murders
Los Angeles July 2 A 33 year old scion of a wealthy New York family Henry S Satterlee Jr was questioned in connection with the Inglewood girl murders Authorities said witnesses said he was too tall to be the man last seen with the girls before they disappeared He arrived at an Inglewood hotel in an hysterical condition from liquor with blood spattered clothes Police said the blood came from a minor automobile accident He claimed polo with friends in Beverly Hills on Saturday but officials found the polo was on Friday District Attorney Borot Fitts said he would question Satterlee again today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Acion
New York
Henry S. Satterlee, Jr
Centinella Hospital
Inglewood
Satterlee
Ingle Wood
New Yorker
Beverly Hills
Borot Fitts
Cult Leader Sentenced in Mann Act Case
In Los Angeles on July 2 pacifiying leader John Wnest Hont self described as Jesus the Christ of the Father Divine Cult movement was sentenced to three years in federal prison on Mann Act charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Pacfy
John Wnest Hont
Jesus the Christ
Tax reform proposal eyed to boost federal revenue
Undersecretary Roswell Magill urged Congress to end the separate income tax filing privilege for married couples. He said combining husband and wife income for a joint return could raise about 193 million dollars annually, noting revenue losses in community property states. He cited a John Doe example and warned of pension trust abuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
MUR
Treasury
Roswell Magill
Congress
Magill
Joint
Congressional Tax Inquiry Committee
Mazill
John Doe
Charles T. Russell
Internal Revenue Bureau
Russell
Vincent Astor
Nourmahal
Roosevelt
Alfred FP. Sloan, Jr
General Motors Corportion Executive
Blyrians Continue On World Tour
Dr and Mrs R E Neighbour extend their world tour after a Jamaica lecture week. Kingston crowds filled Ward Theatre and overflowed into North Parade and Victoria Park. Ministers and prominent residents joined in the farewell address in Jamaica. They sailed from Kingston last week aboard the Ordina for England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Neighbours
Kingston
Jamaica
Dr. Neighbour
Ward Theatre
North Parade
Victoria Park
E. F. Allen’s Condition Deteriorates After Brief Improvement
Edgar F. Allen founder and president emeritus of the International Society for Crippled Children worsened after a brief period of apparent improvement. He has been ill at his Washington Avenue home for several weeks, authorities reported tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar F. Allen
International Society For Crippled Children
Allen
Washington Avenue
Lorain County Bank Balance Near $1.27 Million
Lorain County's bank balance for the end of the first six months totaled 1 267 205 dollars. County Treasurer Walter J Wright reported that 179 000 dollars of the amount are debenture notes used to aid local banks reopening after the banking holiday. The remaining balance consists of county funds, tax money collected in advance, and funds not yet distributed to subdivisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Walter J. Wright
Bandits Take Jewelry Worth Near 100000 In New York Holdup
Four bandits held up socialite Mrs. Josephine Ogden Forrestal on Swank Beekman Place and escaped with platinum bracelets and large diamond rings valued at about 100000 dollars. Hall, a broker, was not robbed. he carried over 700 dollars. The getaway car was found abandoned two hours later, 14 blocks away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Swank Beekman Place
Josephine Ogden Forrestal
Social
Nancy Evans Titterton
John Fiorenza
Fatally Wounded In Attempt To Gain Freedom
Emil Chura 21 of Lorain was killed during an escape attempt from the Ohio Reformatory Mansfield. Guards shot as three youths climbed a 15 foot fence after escaping a dormitory window. Chura had been sentenced for robbery in 1935 to 10 to 25 years. Pence and Yost were wounded and also serving sentences for similar offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
Emil Chura
Lorain
Ohio
Arthur Glattke
Glattke
Chura
George Pence
Columbus
John Yost
Hamilton County
A. H. Morris
John Warden
S. E. Findlay
Pence
Yost
Postpone Sale of Lake Shore Railway
In Cleveland Ohio on July 2 Federal Judge Paul Jones ordered the postponement of the sale date for the Lake Shore Electric Railway Co valued at 10 million dollars since receivership began in 1933. The Lorain Street Railway Co owned by the firm will be sold August 2 at Lorain County Courthouse. Attorneys cited tax debt determinations and other legal technicalities delaying the second sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Paul Jones
Lake Shore Electric Railwar’ Co
Lorain Street Railway Co
Lorain County
F. W. Coen
Relinquish Tax Claim Against Schmeling
The treasury said it relinquished a tax claim of 194,897 dollars against Max Schmeling, the German former heavyweight boxing champion, citing overassessment in 1932 and 1933. Earlier the treasury also relinquished a claim of 35,409 dollars for 1934 taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Treasury
Max Schmeling
Germany
Bureau
Sehmeling
Federal Government posts multi billion deficit for 1937 year
In its year end report the treasury shows a net deficit of 2,707,347,110.60 with receipts totaling 5,293,840,236.87 and net expenditures 8,101,187,347.47. The gross deficit reaches 2,811,318,200 including debt retirement. Recovery costs fall below last year by more than 400 million. The national debt rises to 36,424,613,732.29 and gold stocks total 12,515,172,420.10, about 53 percent of world monetary stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. P
Treasury
Substitute Court Reform Measure Is Introduced
Washington July 2 The Senate moved a substitute court reorgan ization bill offering a four justice compromise to Roosevelt's court expansion plan. The proposal allows four new justices over time, with two appointed by January 1, 1938 and one in 1937 and one in 1938, amid vacancies including Justice Van Devanter. It names four justices over 75 Hughes McReynolds Brandeis Sutherland as current seniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Senate
Joseph T. Robinson
H Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Robinson
Roosevelt
Willis van Devanter
van Devanter
Charles Evans Hughes
James C. McReynolds
Louin D. Brandeis
George Sutherland
Earhart Races Toward Howland In Pacific Flight
Amelia Earhart and navigator Capt Fred Noonan push toward Howland Island on a perilous middle Pacific leg in the Flying Laboratory. Coast Guard and Navy aid standby as the flight from Lae New Guinea proceeds with Earhart reporting 7000 feet altitude and 140 knots speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howland Island
Oceania
Amelia Earhart
Pacific Ocean
Coast Guard
Miss Earhart
Fred Noonan
Lockheed “Flying Laboratory
Lae New Guinea
Lae
New Guinea
George Palmer Putnam
San Francisco
Coast Guard Service
Service Director J D Faxon Leaves for Lancaster Visit
Service Director J D Faxon and Mrs Faxon depart for a two day Fourth of July trip with their daughter Mrs William Augustine of Lancaster Ohio. City and county offices will be closed all day Monday for Independence Day observance. Faxon to return Tuesday morning per report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Faxon
Faxon
William Augustine
Lancaster
Ohio
Huge Flying Boats Prepare For Atlantic Flights
Two giant flying boats were readied for trans ocean service with test hops set for tomorrow. One from Port Washington New York to Botwood then on to Ireland and Southampton while the other departs from Southampton for an Atlantic crossing via Forne Ireland Botwood and Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
trans-Atlantic Air Service
Port Washington
L. C
Southampton
England
Pan-American Airways
United States
Imperial Airways, Ltd
London
Botwood
Ireland
Forne
Montreal
Committee To See Film Of Chicago Memorial Day Riot
LaFollette Civil Liberties Committee schedules a double feature for its Chicago riot probe. It will show a suppressed film of the clash as testimony on patrolmen continues. Coroner's report cites Joe Rothmand shot in the back. officer Oakes said he shot a marcher in the stomach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
LaFollette Civil Liberties Committee
Chicago
Committee
Robert M. la Follette
T. Wis
Oakes
Joe Rothmand
Higesns
Ralph Beck
Beck
Fireworks blast kills five in Nampa drug store
July 2 Nampa Idaho reports a devastating Fourth of July explosion in a downtown drug store. Five people, including two children Katherine Miller age 4 and Ardyce Povek age 9, died from burns and smoke. Three women also perished, including Mrs Ernest Miller and Mrs Helen Daniela. Over 20 injured, 12 in critical condition, as debris shattered windows and ignited the display. Mayor R Lewis ordered no more explosions in city limits. Firefighters and medical staff treated victims. a building collapse trapped patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nampa
Idaho
R. Lewis
BE. L. Drake
Safey
Katherine Miller
Ardyce Povek
Helen Daniela
Ernest Miller
Katherine
May Ladelle
Homedale
Jack Jekey
President Roosevelt Relaxes at Summer Home in Hyde Park
President Roosevelt enjoys the rustic 1000 acre Hyde Park estate after Canada’s Confederation anniversary. He vows ongoing warm friendship with Canada in a joint program with Governor-General Lord Tweedsmuir. Roosevelt spends the day at Drum Elbow with his mother Mrs James Roosevelt, preparing for tomorrow’s European cruise. He also hosted the American-Canadian broadcast amid his son Franklin Jr and Ethel du Pont wedding preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Franklin Jr
Ethel du Pont
Tavern Employee Robbed of 5,000 in Cleveland
Maynard Downing, a tavern employee, was robbed of 5000 just after withdrawing it from a bank to cash factory workers pay. He and a colleague were approached by two men who demanded the money. A pistol seized from Downing was quickly disarmed I before the bandits fled in a second car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, D
Maynard Downing
Downing
Time To Trade For A Good Used Car This Summer
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Massilton
Julie Julian
Julian
Periceak
Gordon Cook
Secretary of Labor
Conference of Steel Co
Calif
Bulletin
Fed. Gov't
Blyrians
E. F. Allen
Lake Shore Railway
Schmeling
Federal
Gov't
Pacific
U.S. Coast Guard Service
Stasea
Amelia Earhart Putnam
Fuer
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