Cabin Cruiser Sinks Three Men Rescued
A Delaware Bay tragedy left even men dead and three rescued after the cabin cruiser Teal sank five miles west of Mymol Light. Coast guard and fishing craft conducted an all night search. victims and survivors were brought ashore. Most aboard were Altoona and State College residents. missing and identified names listed.
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Delaware Bay
Teal
Mymol Light
Coast Guard
Ashora
Lloyd Joavin
Bowers Beach
Altoona
State College
Lewes
Del
William C. Dublin
James W. Dublin
James EB. Stine
Howard Buzzard
Herbert Linn
Ed. C. McKee
B. W. Fishburn
Theodora Watson
Charles Stoddard
Auto Workers Refuse Steel From Struck Plants
Detroit June 15 Homer Martin president of the United Automobile Workers of America advised John L. Lewis that auto workers will refuse to use steel from struck plants unless a speedy settlement of steel strikes is reached. He said the union will continue to handle steel for now but is ready to stop using steel in auto production if steel companies fail to settle with striking workers promptly.
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Detroit
Homer Martin
United Automobile Workers of America
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Auto Workers
Martin
Lewis Calls Out 10 000 Miners
PITTSBURGH June 15 The coal strike called by John L Lewis is effective today against all captive mines operated by Bethlehem Steel Republic Steel and Youngstown Sheet Tube. Nineteen mines in western Pennsylvania and northern West Virginia are closed and 10 000 miners idle as the United Mine Workers support striking steel workers and seek signed contracts for the captives.
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Pittsburgh
John L. Lewis
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Republic Steel
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Western
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
United Mine Workers of America
Mrs Champ Clark Dies in New Orleans Widow of Speaker
Mrs. Champ Clark, widow of the late House Speaker and mother of Senator Bennett Clark, died at her daughter's home in New Orleans. The report notes her connections and her Missouri family's prominence. In another item from Columbus, Theodore Walker asked the Ohio Supreme Court to review judgments in Thaddeus Smith's personal injury suit stemming from a motorcycle accident near Lorain, with Walker driving his car.
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New Orleans
Champ Clark
House of Representatives
U. S
Bennett C. Clark
Missouri
James M. Thomson
Columbus, CO
Theodore Walker
Ohio Supreme Court
Lorain County
Thaddeus Smith
Smith
Walker
Lorain
Weather Summary for Ohio and Nearby Regions
Partly cloudy skies expected tonight and Wednesday in Ohio with possible showers in the extreme south. Temperature change minimal as atmospheric pressure rises over the Ohio Valley and high pressure centers remain over the Great Lakes and the South Atlantic states. Lows shown on maps off the New England coast, over Arizona, and over Alberta. Scattered showers and thunderstorms occurred nationwide with only light temperature changes.
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Ohio
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
South Atlantic
New England
Arizona
Alberta
United States
Riots in Johnstown brink city under arms
Johnstown Pennsylvania on June 15 faced a third riot since Friday at the Bethlehem Cambria plant as 500 striking workers and sympathizers clashed with police. Mayor Daniel Shields pledged 3000 American Legion members to protect homes if needed, as a mass meeting and Legion session planned. A picket named Tony Mandes was shot twice. Philip A. Frey suffered a fractured skull. others were injured.
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Johnstown
Daniel Shields
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
American Legion
Shields
Bethlehem Cambria
Tony Mandes
Philip A. Frey
Bethlehem
Mander
Rioting injures twenty at Ambridge plant reopening
At Ambridge Pennsylvania twenty men were injured as riots erupted when National Electric Products attempted to reopen its strike-bound plant after the National Labor Relations Board upheld a wage scale contract with the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. Extra police used tear gas bombs to restore order. The United Electric and Radio Workers of America had charged Wag ner Act violations and called a stake at the plant two weeks earlier.
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Ambridge
National Electric Products Company
National Labor Relations Board
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
American Federation of Labor
United Electric & Radio Workers of America
Quiet Monroe Faces Picketing Tension After Guard Mobilization
In Monroe Michigan June 15 Daniel A Knaggs commanded about a thousand men ready to act if an outside invasion occurs. He conferred with CIO representatives on resuming picketing at the Newton Steel Co plant. The mayor offered peaceful picketing under regulated rules while vigilantes remain nearby. Congressman Hoffman offered 100 well armed citizens to aid Monroe’s defense. Governor Murphy said the military would be available if needed and noted no current trouble in Monroe.
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Monroe
Mich
Daniel A. Knaggs
C.I. O
Newton Steel Co
Charles Kiser
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Detroit
Knaggs
Newton
Clare E. Hoffman
Alleran
Washington
Michigan
Alsegan
Frank Murphy
C. I.0
Warrant to search Republic Steel plant for firearms issued
Common Pleas Judge George H. Gessner issued a warrant directing Mahoning County sheriff to search the Republic Steel Corp plant for arms and ammunition. The demand came from attorneys Benjamin Sigal and Forrest Cavalier on an affidavit by Thomas White, president of the Republic Steel Organizing Lodge, alleging the presence of machine guns and automatic weapons at the plant.
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Youngstown
Jane
Common Pleas
George H. Gessner
Mahoning County
Republic Steel Corp
Benjamin Sigal
Forrest Cavalier
C. T
Thomas White
Republic Steel Organizing Lodge
Davey Proposes Board Ruling On Steel Contract
Gov. Martin L. Davey proposed sending the steel contract question to the National Labor Relations Board during a second joint conference with Youngstown Sheet & Tube Republic Steel and the steel workers organizing committee. He urged an immediate seven point agreement to end the 20 day steel strike and pledged court review if needed.
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Columbus
Martin L. Davey
Committee For Industrial Organization Union
National Labor Relations Board
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Republic Steel Corp
Steel Workers' Organizing Committee
Davey
New Flagpole to Be Dedicated at Elyria Home
Elyria Kiwanis Club will meet at the Elyria Home for the Aged at noon Thursday for a flagpole dedication. George Richwine arranged the gift. Rev Karl P Meister, superintendent, will lead the program and members will tour the Home and the newly dedicated cottage from Mother's Day.
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Elyria
Elyria Kiwanis Club
George Richwine
Kiwanis Club
Karl P. Meister
Question Raised As To Who Is Boss Roosevelt Or Lewis
Rep. Clara Hoffman on the house floor says C I O strikes raised the question of who is the boss between President Roosevelt and John L. Lewis. The remark highlights intra party and labor leadership tensions during the era.
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Roosevelt
Lewis
Washington
Clara E. Hoffman
Mich
House
Committee For Industrial Organization
John L. Lewis
Destroyer Dunlap Commissioned at Brooklyn Navy Yard
The U S S Dunlap, a destroyer named for the late Brig. Gen. Robert H. Dunlap of the Marine Corps, was commissioned at the Brooklyn navy yard. Acme Photo.
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U. S. S. Dunlap
Brooklsn
Navy Yard
Robert H. Dunlap
Martine Corps
Acme
Occupation Of Bilbao Nears Victory In Civil War
Nationalist troops mass along roads into Bilbao as Franco’s forces close in on the Basque capital. Loyalists retreat toward Santander. thousands of prisoners move west while bombers harass trenches and factories near the Nervion river.
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Webs Miller
United Press
Bilbao
Madrid
Santander
Bay of Biscay
Francisco Franco
Spain
Httle
handa—Galdacano
Derio
Berzona
Firestone Tires
Don Caminos
Nervian
Requetes
Lhat
Bamileta
Ridgeville Township Trustee Injured In Car Flip
Ridgeville township trustee N F Diederich resident of Stop 64 Cleveland Road suffered minor bruises and a possible toe fracture when his car toppled on Cleveland Street near Beebs court at 12 30 p m after colliding with a vehicle driven by Kildor een Barnes of Kalamazoo Michigan Diederich was taken to Elgira Memorial Hospital for examination with minor injuries reported by hospital authorities.
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N. F. Diederich
Ridgeville Township
Stop 64
Cleveland Road
Kildoreen Barnes
Kalamazoo
Mich
Cleveland Street
Beebscourt
Diederich
Elgira Memorial Hospital
Daytons Industrial Blaze Wipes Block, $500000 Loss
A dawn fire swept Dayton's industrial district destroying Hobda Brass Foundry and Gonert & Lienesch Lumber Yard, damaging Buckeye Iron and Brass Works Foundry, with an estimated $500,000 loss. Three firefighters were injured and twelve residents fled a nearby rooming house as twelve fire companies battled the flames early today.
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Dayton
Hobda Brass
Gonert & Lienesch Box Co
Buckeye Iron and Brass Works Fundry
Ben Hudson
Arthur Pavis
Cletus Hollahan
George Conaway
McLaren Oil Co
Buckeye
Wrandot
East Third
Sharnes Streets
Davis and Hillman clash over wages and hours bill
Washington June 15 George H Davis president of the U S Chamber of Commerce opposed before House and Senate Labor Committees enactment of the administration s wages and hours bill Sidney Hillman president of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers union urged approval of the measure in the hearing Davis views were challenged by Hillman in the ongoing discussion of the proposed legislation.
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Washington
George H. Davis
U. S. Chamber of Commerce Today
House
Senate Labor Committees
Davis
Sidney Hillman
Amalgamated Clothing Workers Union
Two Injured When Car Turns Over Near Wellington
At 5 30 p m yesterday two men suffered injuries when a car driven by Jack W Faller 59 of Youngstown ran off Route 58 two miles south of Wellington bounded over a ditch struck a tree and overturned They were taken to the Falla Clinic Fuller suffered a broken shoulder and wrist while McKinney sustained a severe elbow laceration Both men recently worked for a Youngstown lumber company The car was demolished deputies John Falton and John Hadak reported
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Jack W. Faller
Youngstown
Arnold McKinney
Cougaville
Litchfield
Faller
Wellington
Falla Clinic
Fuller
McKinney
John Falton
John Hadak
Republic Steel Sites To Have Mail Delivered
United States District Court suit seeks a writ of mandamus directing Postmaster General Farley to order delivery of food and supplies mailed to workers at Republic Steel street plants. John S. Brookes Jr. filed the petition for Republic, one of four firms in the CIO strike.
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Washington
Sd Steel Corporation Today
United States District Court For
District of Columbia
James A. Farley
John S. Brookes, Jr
Republic
Committee For Industrial Organization
Farley
Warren and Niles, C
Flag Day Tribute Honors Late Mayor Baird In Elyria
About 400 Elyrians attended the Elks Flag Day program in the Elks Auditorium. Frank A. Stetson delivered a tribute to the memory of Mayor Don A. Baird, recalling his community contributions. Frank T. Callitan of Cuyahoga County spoke on democratic ideals and civic duty, noting the flag represents the people's thoughts and enduring principles.
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Don A. Baird
Elks
Frank A. Stetson
Elsha
Baird
Stetson
Isle of Somewhere
Robert Burns
Frank T. Callitan
Cuyahoga County
Cleveland Elka
Earhart Arrives in Karachi After World Flight Stop
Amelia Earhart reaches Karachi India after a leg from Marsawa Eritrea arriving at 7 65 P M local time 8 45 A M EST. The historic flight continues as reports confirm the renowned aviator’s safe landing and onward schedule.
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Karachi
India
Amelia Earhart
Marsawa
Eritrea
Rail track dynamited to aid Warren steel plant
A section of Pennsyl vania railroad track near Niles was blown up to derail a train serving Republic Steel in Warren. A passenger car was diverted by a wooden obstacle, and a Baltimore and Ohio freight car derailed earlier. The strike and picket lines intensified as 35 freight cars entered and 35 left the Warren plant under guard while freight resumed through a single siding amid heavy labor conflict.
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Niles
Pennsylvania
Repub- Wc Steel Corporation
Warren
Baltimore and Ohio
Waddell Park
Republic
Warren Steel
West Virginia
T Republic
Short Reorganization Session Sets New City Leader
The council met briefly to reorganize after Mayor Don A. Baird’s death. Mayor Leonard Smith’s bond of 2000 dollars was approved and Ed Notley became council president. George Thompson elected president pro tem. A memorial resolution for Mayor Baird passed. No Fifth Ward seat filled yet. Ed Wilcox expected to be chosen next meeting.
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Leonard Smith
Fifth Ward
Ed Notley
Smith
Don A. Baird
Notley
Council
George Thompson
Baird
Dan Symons
Ed. Wilcox
Ahepa Convention Ends in Lorain With Strong Attendance
The Lorain Ahepa convention concluded as hundreds of attendees prepared to return home. The event was described as highly successful with banquet remarks by A A Pantelis and George Lucas. George Canales served as toastmaster and guests from Elyti… were present. An active program for the Lithon fries was outlined.
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Lorain
A. A. Pantelis
Supreme Lodge
George Lucas
Elytixere
George Canales
Ahedpa
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U. A. W. Hall
Anderson
Ind
George Abel
West Poin
Malin Craig
Arthur William Oberbeck
West Point
Miss Earhart
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