Famous Lovers Speed Toward Their Castle Aboard the Orient
The Duke and Duchess of Windsor traveled by Orient Express through Switzerland and Italy toward their castle in Lower Austria on a honeymoon journey. Guards accompanied seven detectives as crowds cheered them at Milan and Lausanne, while the couple stayed largely in their private car. Their path from Paris to Arnoldstein included Laroche and Lausanne stations, with a Vienna-bound final leg to Wasserleinburg Castle where they were due later tonight.
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Orient WX
Arnoldstein
Venice
Milan
France
Duke and Duchess of Windsor
Trans-Europe Limited
Laroche
Paris
Wasserleonburg
Austria
Chateau de Cande
Monts
Orient Express
Dean Reinstated by National League President Ford Frick
Dizzy Dean, star pitcher for the St. Louis Cardinals, is ordered reinstated within 24 hours by National League President Ford Frick. Reinstatement occurred at 12:25 p.m. EST, three hours and 20 minutes after Dean met Frick at the league offices. He had been suspended for statements deemed derogatory toward Frick and umpire George Barr. Continued on page 2.
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New York
Dizzy Dean
Ace Nitcher
St. Louis Cardinals
Ford Frick
National League
Dean
Frick
George Barr
Weather summary for Saturday and tonight with scattered showers
Partly cloudy with showers Saturday and in West and central portions tonight. Temperatures show little change. Western trough of low pressure over the Plains State shows North Platte Neb. at 28.54 inches. High pressure moves southeast with cooling in Wyoming and widespread showers from Texas to New England.
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OHTO
Plains States
North Platte
Wyoming
Texas
Ohio Valley
New England
Labor Secretary Backs Hour Bill in Joint Hearing
Secretary Frances Perkins told House and Senate labor committees that the administration wage and hour bill would give a new sense of security to the majority of American businessmen. She argued the measure would stabilize basic labor standards, reduce unfair competition, and lower the likelihood of strikes by removing oppressive wages and long hours. William Green of the AFL was to appear at the hearing.
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Washington
Frances Perkins
House
Senate Labor
Miss Perkins
William Green
American Federation of Labor
General Mola Killed In Plane Crash
Basque Loyalists jubilant at the death of Gen Emilio Mola open a general offensive in the Bilbao area. Jose Antonio Aguirre, president of the Autonomous Basque Loyalist Republic, orders wide attacks. Franco names successors to Mola and directs measures to hold Bilbao as Li Nationalists push toward Madrid front.
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Hendaye
Emilio Mola
Bilbao
Jose Antonio de Aguirre
Francisco Franco
Jose Fidel Davila
Technical Commission
Mola
Franco
Enrique Saliquet
Madrid
Vola
Aguirre
Diplomas Awarded To Nurses At Elyria Start
Seventeen student nurses received diplomas and pins at the M. B. Johnson School of Nursing commencement at the Elks Hall in Elyria. Class president Miss Jane Williams, of Lorain, was absent due to illness, but received her diploma at the hospital prior to the ceremony.
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M. B. Johnson School of Nursing
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elks’ Hall
Dass
Jane Willams
Lorain
Miss Williams
Hazel West
School of Nursing
Oberlin
James A. Richards
First Church of
Ax Carex
Lillian Friedlin
Will J. Foster
Church of Christ
Sumner’ Hartwell
Robert Moore
A. F. Terry
Elyrians Aquartetts
Davey Meets Steel Strike Leaders In Mediation Push
Governor Martin L. Davey meets with Philip Murray and Lee Pressman in Columbus to seek mediation for the steel strike that idles seventy thousand workers across seven states. Republic Steel offers a $1000 reward for information on airplane attacks delivering food to non strikers, while Murray's group calls for a Commerce Department probe of the company's unlicensed flights. Murray also plans a campaign to organize ore mine workers to cut raw-material supply to Republic Inland Steel and Youngstown Sheet & Tube. La Follette aides will investigate union charges of arming plants. Republic argues flights are proper and guarded for safety.
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Cleveland
Martin L. Davey
Davey
Philip Murray
Steel Workers’ Organizing Committee
Lee Pressman
Committee For Industrial Organization
Columbus
Republic Steel Corporation
Niles
Warren
Department of Commerce
Republic
Murriay
Inland Steel Corporation
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Company
Murrray
Senate Civil Liberties Committee
Robert M. LaFollette
Wis
Youngstown
Republican Corporation
k—Company
Warren Postoffice
Postoffice Department
Six Passengers And Driver Are Victims
A Greyhound bus plunged from Highway 99 north of Redding California, crashed into a road embankment and burned. At least six passengers and the driver died, with Captain F S Curren reporting seven bodies in the blaze and the driver tentatively identified as Al Wilson. The wreck occurred at dawn as the San Francisco to Portland bound bus struck the bank, dislodged boulders, and rolled onto its top.
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Redding
Cal
Greyhound
Here
al Wilson
CCC
Wilson
Curren
Smith
Revolt Against President Is Growing
Washington dispatch reports a Senate shift in opposition to blanket presidential spending power. Sen Frederick Van Nuys and Sen Pat McCarran push earmarking of funds from the 1.5 billion relief appropriation for public works and roads. Sen Carl Hayden proposes a two year extension of PWA credits, using RC
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Frederick van Nuys
Ind
Congress
van Nuys
Pat McCarran
Nev
McCarran
Carl Hayden
Brig
Public Works Administration
Hayden
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
PWA
Nationalists Bombard Madrid In Fresh Strikes
Nationalist artillery pounded central Madrid with shells at one minute intervals. Gran Via and major squares faced the bombardment after a night of fighting as Loyalist forces reported shelling Sigotia to the north. Casualties risen to about ten dead and twenty wounded, with civilians scarce in the darkened streets.
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Madrid
Gran Via
Ma Arid
Sigotia
Guadarrama Mountains
Flames Destroy Church in Aurora Fire
The First Baptist church in Aurora Indiana was destroyed by a fire causing about 106000 dollars in damage. Firemen from Aurora and Lawrenceburg battled the blaze for five hours, preventing damage to nearby structures.
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Aurora
Ind
First Baptist
Lawrenceborg
Seniors Rehearse For Baccalaureate at Elyria High
Elyria High School seniors rehearse for the baccalaureate service and upcoming commencement. The class, second largest in school history, will have diplomas awarded next Wednesday night at commencement with Dr. Ralph W. Lockman as speaker.
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Elyria High School
First Congregational Church
Ralph W. Lockman
New York
Chrysler Closes Two Plants After Union Dispute
DETROIT June 4 Chrysler Motor Car Company shut its Jefferson and Kercheval plants today, affecting about 11,000 workers, after United Auto Workers members refused to work with non union men. The closures followed an 8:14 a.m. announcement.
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Detroit
Chrysler Motor Car Company
Jefferson and Kercheval
United Automobile Workers Union
City Considers Bids for Road Grader Purchase
The City Board of Control reviews five bids for a road grader with three eligible after all bids under $3.30 million? The lowest eligible bid comes from The W. P. Walsh Equipment Co. of Cleveland at 2,275 after trade-in credits. Other bids include Galion Iron Works 5,590. Charlies M Ingersoll 3,495. Austin Western 3,647. Taylor Tractor 3,685.
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City Board of Control
Don A. Baird
J. D. Faxon
Faxon
Galion Iron Works and Manufacturing Company
Charlies M. Ingersoll Company
Rocky River
W. P. Walsh Equipment Company
Cleveland
Sha
Austin Western Road Machinery Company
Taylor Tractor Company of
Columbus
PWA Extension Stalled by Relief Fight Moves to Funds Increase
June 4 Washington House appropriations committee reports favorably a bill to extend the Public Works Administration for two more years and raise to 299 million dollars PWA reserves for grants and loans. The measure follows a heated House debate over relief and a split over earmarking 300 million for PWA.
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Wasiliington
House Appropriations Committee
Public Works Administration
PWA
Arrest Driver Of Auto Loaded With Bombs
Detroit June 4 A man attempting to drive a car packed with tear gas bombs cartridges blackjacks and gas masks into the Great Lakes Steel plant at Ecorse was arrested. Harold Richter claimed company discharge a week earlier and said he had been a company policeman. The plant was not affected by steel industry labor troubles.
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Detroit
U. P
Wayne County
Duncan C. McCrea
Aman
Great Lakes Steel Corporation
Ecorse
McCrea
Harold Richter
Great Lakes Company
Great Lakes
Railroad men to cooperate with unions in Youngstown
Phillip Murray announced in Columbus that Youngstown railroad workers will transport strike breakers food or munitions to strike-bound steel plants. He said the agreement, aimed at local unions in Youngstown, includes the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen and the Order of Railway Conductors joining last night in Youngstown.
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Columbus
Phillip Murray
Steel Workers’ Organizing Committee
Youngstown
Murray
Brotherhood of Railway
President Roosevelt backs court reform plan in Congress
President Roosevelt declared today that he believes his court program will pass this session and that his legislative requests have been completed. He contemplated no further special messages and said the year's program would stand as presented.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Steel strike pickets block 40 car train near Republic Steel plant
In Cleveland on June 4, pickets and sympathizers chained ties to a railroad track and halted a 40 car train bound for the Republic Steel Corporation plant as Ohio Governor Martin L. Davey convened strike leaders to seek mediation.
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Cleveland
Republic Steel Corporation
Ohio
Martin L. Davey
Earhart Flies Toward Fortaleza From Paramaribo
Amelia Earhart begins a round the world flight segment from Paramaribo toward Fortaleza Brazil at 5 10 A M EST. Weather en route is reported as fair with favorable conditions for the leg ahead.
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Amelia Earhart
Brazil
Paramaribo
Netherlands Guiana
Fortaleza
Spanish Steamer Campero Torpedoed by Submarine
The Spanish steamer Campero en route to Barcelona in ballast was torpedoed and badly damaged by a submarine today. The vessel reached Palamos listing heavily with no casualties reported.
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Barcelona
Spain
Campero
Palamos
Grand Jury Sets Light Docket for June 8 Session
Subpoenas were issued for 32 witnesses to appear before the grand jury when it convenes here June 8. Prosecutor Howard R. Butler called the docket light with fewer than a dozen cases. Chief among them an unlawful killing charge against Ervin Baker, a Lorain sailor accused in the death of Ednar Fleming Chahos Sachares of Lorain. Police found her dazed downtown on March 23 and she died after hospital care. The only Elroran case involves John C Smith driving without the owner's consent.
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Howard R. Butler
Ervin Baker
Lorain Sailor
Ednar Fleming Chahos Sachares
Lorain
John C Smith
American Citizen Executed In Germany
Hirsch, 21, and Denner, 20, American nationals executed at dawn in Plötzensee prison Germany for treason and explosives violations despite U.S. efforts for reprieve. Communique says Hirsch came to Germany to aid foreign traders to commit crimes with explosive devices. two bombs found in his possession.
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Hirsch
Germany
Newberry Lumber Strike Ends in Fatal Scuffle
About 150 striking Munising mill workers attempted to close the Newberry Lumber Co plants but were repelled by loyal employees. A striker died on the street during the clash, with coroner listing malnutrition and exhaustion as the cause. The strike involves roughly 6,600 northern Michigan timber workers seeking higher wages and better conditions.
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Newberry
Munising
Newberry Lumber & Cuentical Co
Ernest Shaw
R. EB. Spinks
Michigan
Italy And Germany Form Entente In Europe
Rome June 4 Italy and Germany have formed a definite entente according to Virginio Gayda editor of Giornale D'Italia and semi official spokesmen Premier Benito Mussolini The groups claim to associate their spirits and forces in defense of their great national values and European values as a response to events in Europe.
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Rome
Italy
Germany
Virginio Gayda
Gioriale D'iLallia
Tor
Benito Muszolini
Gasda
Europe
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Duchess of Windsor
Herman L. Rogers
E. D. Metcalfe
London
Atlantic
Acme
Sec’y. of Labor
Raney
Sochman
Chrysler Co
Bulletin
Grand Jury
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