Steel Workers Vote To Return To Work Amid Strike Turmoil
Pittsburgh telegrams report Philip Murray calling for a federal inquiry into the steel strike and the Chicago murders of seven union members. In Cleveland a Republic Steel plant subsidiary in Monroe, Michigan, prepared to reopen after a 62 percent turnout returning to work, with protection promised as port cities faced parcel post blockades.
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Pittsburgh
Philip Murray
Steel Workers Organiing
Styles Bridges
Murray
Bridges
Warren
Repubic
Chicago
Cleveland
Republic Stevy Corp
Monroe
Mich
Canton
Massillon
Weather report for Ohio and surrounding regions
Partly cloudy with showers tonight and Wednesday with little temperature change. Disturbances over Ontario stationary, another system over the Plateau with a low of 24.54 inches at Salt Lake City. Showers reported across the Lake region, Rocky Mountains, plateau, Iowa, Oklahoma, Texas, and along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts.
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Ohio
Ontario
Plateau
Salt Lake City
Plains States
Ohio Valley
Tennesee
Lake
Rocky Mountain
Iowa
Oklahoma
Texas
Atlantic
Gulf
Tom
Mileage Allowance Paid To Jorain County Board Members
Yesterday marks the payday for Jorain County Board of Education members, the first 1037 payroll for mileage allowances totaling 34 dollars. Each member receives ten cents per mile one way for travel to meetings, with A D Mason earning 18 dollars for longer trips, while Werner Zilch and R E Cotton got 5.40 each, W A Schmutzen 3.60, and Walter Hadaway 1.60.
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Jorain County
Werner Zilch
RE. F. Cotton
W. A. Schmutzen
Walter Hadaway
Arrest Eight In $12,000 Tire Hijacking Case
Cleveland police and federal agents announce the arrest of seven men and one woman in connection with a $12,000 hijacking of a Red Star Transit Co. truckload of 680 tires near Montrose Ohio on May 9. The gang’s headquarters were found in a Cleveland garage. Victim C W Turner of Clyde was taken to the garage, the tires unloaded, and he later recovered his vehicle. Authorities say 462 tires were found hidden on a Canton area farm and the rest sold. The group faces federal charges for violating Interstate Commerce laws.
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Cleveland
Montrose
Alfred Jones
R. A. Guerin
Akron
C. W. Turner
Clyde
Ohio
Red Star Transit Co
Turner
West Richfield
Canton
Lieut. Jones
Nine To Receive Diplomas From St. John's School
Five girls and four boys will receive diplomas tomorrow night at St. John's Lutheran School commencement. Graduates are Eleanor Arndt Virginia Goodman Lila Hamlin Barbara Huebner Elsie Jakelsky Gerald Barnes Ralph Schroeder Robert Sutton Earl Youngebers. The program at 8 p m includes processional hymn invocation by Rev A Schroeder who will give the address. Girls perform in program with salutatory Barbara Huchner motto by Elsie Jakelski piano solo by Lila Hamlin diction by Eleanor Arndt and poem by Virginia Goodman. Diplomas awarded by the school board followed by class song hymn Lord's Prayer and benediction and recessional.
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St. John's Lutheran School
Itas
Eleanor Arndt
Virginia Goodman
Lila Hamlin
Barbara Huebner
Elsie Jakelsky
Gerald Barnes
Ralph Schroeder
Robert Sutton
Earl Youngebers
P. M. Schroeter
Assembly
A. Schroeder
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Rev. Schroeder
Barbara Huchner
Elsie Jakelski
Geza Horvath
Schroeder
Award Contract For Giles Road Job
County commissioners awarded the Giles Road paving contract in Eaton township to Plas Construction Company of Flynn for 22 14 thousand dollars on a bid of 22 14. The 3.598 mile 18 foot road will be improved using beneiration macadam per County Engineer Harry L. Danham. His estimate was 21 thousand dollars. The only other bid was 25 341 thousand dollars from Sam Trifnettd Company of Lorain. Work to begin immediately. completion in 104 nothing days.
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Giles Road
Eaton Township
Plas Construction Company
Flynn
Harry L. Danham
Danham
Sam Trifnettd Company
Lorain
Three Honorary Degrees Given At Oberlin
Oberlin College awarded three honorary degrees at its 101st commencement today. John G. Winant of New Hampshire received LLD, Leonard Vincent Koos of Chicago received LHD, and Justin Wroe Nixon of Rochester received a DD. Winant, former New Hampshire governor and Social Security Board head, is a WWI Air Corps veteran and active in labor and consumer groups.
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Oberlin
John G. Winant
New Hampshire
Leonard Vincent Koos
Chicago
Justin Wroe Nixon
D. D
Rochester
Oberlin College
Winant
Roosevelt
Social Security Board
International Labour Office
Geneva
Air Corps
National Consumers League
American Association of Labor Legis
Peckinpaugh To Show Baseball Movies Here
Roger Peckinpaugh former AL star and manager will present motion pictures of American League players at a YMCA rally in Elyria. The program includes a talking film Take Me Out to the Ball Game with stars Bob Feiler Mickey Cochran Hank Greenberg and others demonstrating fielding and batting moves. Peckinpaugh will attend the event which starts at 1 PM with free admission and is open to boys and their fathers.
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Elyria
Roger Peckinpaugh
Maethods
Bob Feiler
Mickey Cochman
Hank Greenherr
Peckinpauch
American League
al Hors
Ebyria
Weirlly
Carl W. Wacner
Lansing Returns To Normal Life After Labor Holiday
Lansing Michigan resumed ordinary activity after a one day labor holiday called by the United Automobile Workers in protest over arrests of eight union pickers by Capitol City Wrecking Company. Estimates place participation at 15 000 to 25 000 workers in factories and transportation, with pending negotiations to settle the strike and the company ceasing to operate during talks.
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Lansing, Mich
United Automobile Workers’ Union
Lansing
Acme
Mich
American Federation of Labor
Michigan Capitol
United Automobile Workers of Ameri+ Co
Vansing
Michigan
Capitol City Wrecking Company
Thomas J. Bailey
Novel Program For Alumni Meeting At Eistia High
The Muurini Association announces a novel alumni meeting program at Eistia High School this Friday at 8:20 p m. Joseph Petro, president, outlines a program including an address by Carl Schultz and student participation with two stunts the group has planned. Marrs Brown chairs the entertainment committee and Irving Plain of Stage Arts Studios will stage a ballet after the speech with additional numbers and a dance interlude.
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Eistia High Murini
Muurini Association
Joseph Petro
Carlton Schultz
Cleveland
Adience
Marrs Brown
Irving Plain
Asis Studios
City Council Acts On Lighting Fees And Public Works
The council passed an annual ordinance authorizing White Way lighting charges, with front-foot assessments of 60 cents in denser areas and 40 cents in outer zones, totaling 9364 yearly while the city pays 5948 plus its front-foot share. They approved trading a street grader for 3500 and an 410 allowance, paying 215 to engineer Gascoigne for water well plans now abandoned, and set a committee to review a bridge rail removal and zoning changes along the New York Central line.
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Galion Tron Works and Manufacturing Company
To Way
George B. Gascoigne
Cleveland
Lake Erie
Frank Henke
Elmer Nelson
Anna Kennedy
T. W. Shearer
East Bridge Street
Tie
Point Jr Nt
Murbach Coal and Supply
Brilliant Oil Company
New York Central Railroad
West Bridge Street
Chestnut Street
North Street
Coca-Cola Rotimz Company
Lontinacci
Plunge Of Auto In Pool Fatal To Lorain Man
An accidental drowning killed Boisy Linhart 41 auto paint and remanufacture worker at 848 Oberlin Avenue Lorain. His car plunged into an eight foot deep pond at Ridgehill Memorial Cemetery entrance. The only visible part was a burning taillight. State Patrol and an auto wrecking firm recovered the car and body. Linhart, a volunteer firefighter, leaves wife Gladys and three children Clarence 8 Madeline 1 Nancy 2 and his mother Mrs. M Gerber of Lorain. Funeral arrangements are with Schwartz Funeral Home.
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C. Ward
Boisy Linhart
Oberlin Avenue
Lorain
Linhart
Ridgehill Memorial Cemetery
North Ridge Road
State Patrol
Cook
Gladys
Clarence
Madeline
Nancy
M. Gerber
The
Schwartz Funeral Home
Scientists Track Moon Wanderings During Solar Eclipse
Washington reports scientists will observe today's solar eclipse to test if the moon follows a steady path again. Observers from the Naval Observatory and others travel to Peru and the South Seas to monitor the moon's position, with the totality path crossing Australia, the Pacific, and ending near Penhu at sunset Tuesday.
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Washington
Naval Observatory
South Seas
Peru
Australia
Pacific
Penu
Walkout Closes Detroit Plant
Detroit walkout by 1,809 day shift workers shuts two Rudd Wheel plants. United Auto Workers reps had been negotiating for weeks. cause of the walkout was not disclosed. Company officials cited no prior warning and described the action as unprecedented. Unions reported progress in bargaining but provided no further details.
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Detroit
Rudd Wheel Corporation
Tims Company
United Automobile Workers
Reprecentatives
Aspoyesmien
The
Legion
Republicans To Meet Tomorrow Evening
The City Central Republican Committee will hold a meeting tomorrow evening led by Chairman Carl Gurtis to discuss the plan for the municipal election campaign this fall. Precinct committee members and Republican primary candidates are urged to attend and confirm their participation with the chairman.
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City Central
Republican
Carl Gurtis
Corts
Lorain Firm Is Low Bidder on Two Highway Projects
The Ohio Engineering Company of Lorain was the low bidder on two State Highway Department improvements in Lorain County. It submitted $18,696 for resurfacing 1.2 miles of the Milan-Elyria road in Henrietta Township and $18,688 for resurfacing 1.4 miles of Route 20 in Russia Township. Awards are expected within a few days.
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Ohio Engineering Company of
Lorain
State Highway Department
Lorain County
Columbus
Milan-Elyria
Henrietta Township
Russia Township
Plans Complete For E. H. S. Commencement
Elyria High School completes plans for its eighty ninth commencement with 255 graduates 138 girls and 95 boys. The program features orchestra selections from Il Trovatore Gluck and Humperdincks Pantomime a processional with 233 seniors and a guest speaker Dr Ralph W Lockman. Ethel Ryan will perform a violin solo Fountain and diplomas will be awarded by Mrs Carl W Martin after the class poem Sonnet to Completed School.
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Elyria High School
Verdi
Gluck
Hansel and Gretel
Humperdinck
Ethel Ryan
Drolla
C. P. Shively
Carl W. Martin
Board of Education
Andrew H. Thompson, Jr
Three New Teachers Hired For Two Lorain County Schools
Brighton and Avon Lake boards approve hiring three new teachers for two Lorain County schools. Eva Cuningham from Galena to Brighton High School teaches foreign languages home economics and English. Charlotte Bligh from Penheld will teach third and fourth grades at Brighton. Mary Westlake moves to fifth and sixth grades to replace Maureen Jellison. Kathleen Carter from Bowling Green joins Avon Lake board as home economics history and girls physical education teacher.
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Lorain County
Brighton and Avon Lake
Brighton
Mary Westlake
Maureen Jellison
Lorain
Avon Lake
Elks Meet Tonight Discuss Two Upcoming Events
Elyria Lode of the Elks plans two upcoming activities at the regular lodge meeting in Elks Hall. The flax car observance is set for near Monday, and Elyria expects the Elks Good Will Tour to arrive July 21 as it tours the nation toward the national convention.
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Elyria Lode
The
Elks
Joral Lodge
Elks Good
Elyria
Elks Convention
Great Britain Not To Change Gold Policy
London June news on Britain's gold policy. Sir John Simon, Chancellor of the Exchequer, stated in Commons that no change is planned though the treasury head had signaled possible shifts. The remarks followed a week of nervous activity in the gold market.
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Great Britain
London
Britain
John Simon
Commons
Treasury
Order Will Be Enforced In Youngstown
Local authorities ordered disarming of steel strike pickets in Youngstown Mahoning Valley where over 30 000 mill hands are idle Police Chief Carl Olson warned pickets to drop clubs or weapons or face arrest Sheriff Ralph Elser pledged county wide enforcement and stated he may issue deputies to maintain order One picket was arrested at Republics Brier Hill mill as authorities moved to uphold the strike limits
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Cleveland
Youngstown
Mahoning Valley
Frank Purnell
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
Carl Olson
Ralph Elser
Mahoning County
Olson
Elser
U. I. QO
Probe Of Alleged Interference With U S Mail
Senators Bridges Vandenburg Batley and Rep White pressed for a probe into alleged mail interference by steel workers during the Republic Steel strike. A five member committee would investigate and reveal full facts while labor officials explore a possible settlement with John L Lewis’ CIO.
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Washington
Congress
H. Styles Bridge
N. H
U. S
Labor Department
James F. Dewer
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Bridges
Senate
Arthur H. Vandenburg
Mich
Josiah W. Batley
Bank Robbers Trail Leads Toward Mount Blanchard
Four youths robbed the First National Bank at North Baltimore taking about $6500. Authorities think the bandits fled toward Hancock County and the pursuit traced a 30 mile trail ending near Mount Blanchard per Sheriff Lyle Harris.
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Bowling Green
First National Bank
North Baltimore
Hancock County
Tobbbers
Mt. Blanchard
Lyle Harris
State Patrolman Fatally Injured in Crash Near Geneva
Geneva Ohio police report patrolman Karl Bosahons, 41, of Cleveland died from injuries after his cruiser crashed while pursuing a reckless driver. He was passing a car when his cruiser collided with an auto driven by Fred Drammann of Westport. Drammann survived with a skull fracture and punctured lungs. Accident occurred about one and a half miles east of Geneva on U. Route 20.
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Geneva. O
Juana S
Karl Bsahons
Cleveland
Roshong
Fred Drammann
Westport
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Newton Steel Co
Republic
City Election Commission
Election Commission
H. H. Halloway
Daniel Knargs
Fred W. Justus
House
National Labor Board
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Inland Steel Companies
Tom Girdler
St. John’s School
Giles
Council
Bulletin
Republic Steel Corporation
James A. Farley
Post Office Department
Brier Hill Mill
U.s-Mail
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