French Premier Faces Hostile Senate Friday
Premier Leon Blum survived a Chamber vote granting emergency powers to safeguard finances. The Chamber backed the government 348 to 247 after a turbulent session aided by Communist support. Senate opposition looms as Blum defends reforms and armament costs while pledging rapid treasury funding and budget balance.
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Paris
Leon Blum
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Chamber
Blum
Exchange Equalization Fund
Charles Rist
Paul Baudoin
Steel strike tension rises as UAW warns against sourcing
Chairman Phil ip Murray of the S. W. O. C. traveled to Washington while Homer Martin, president of the CIO United Automobile Workers, telegrammed Lewis urging union members to refuse steel from struck companies until an early settlement. The move aligned with continued shutdowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Murray
Washington
Lewis
Homer Martin
United Automobile Workers
Auto Tinsion
Bids Sought for Elyria Pneumatic Ejector System Equipment
Notice to bidders from Elyria Ohio directs sealed bids by June 17 1937 for furnishing a 250 balloon duplex pneumatic sewage ejector system for Mound Street Ejector Station. Plans obtained at City Engineer Office. bids must be on city blanks with 100 dollar certified check or bond. City may reject any bid and is set to determine most favorable offer. Additionally Foreclosure suit No 35899 filed by The First Savings and Loan Company against Robert H Wingard and Mary A Wingard related to Lot 25 Block Now 7 Ely and Boynton addition with mortgage foreclosure sought and defendants ordered to answer by August 1 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
State of Ohio
City Hall
Mound Street
Ohio
Director of Public Service
Siyria
Ina
I. Faxon
Public Service
Common Pleas Court
Robert H. Wingard
Mary A. Wingard
D. Street
Washington, D. C
First Savings and Loan Company
Lorain County
Mary Wingard
Adams Street
Bond Street
Tle
Xaid Dee Fendenix
Robert HW. Wingard
Marr
Winward
Mary ‘. Wingard
First Savings and Loan Co
Wayne Rixck
Turbulent Steel Strike Ties Up Mines and Plants
In a heated dispute, United Mine Workers actions hit coal supplies for steel mills while General Motors ties shutdowns to division strikes. Davey’s unions push for a signed agreement, warning against a closed shop and warning of labor Board reference. Republic and Sheet & Tube face picket clashes as guards use fear gas and fire hoses to block deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Motors
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Michigan
Minnesota
Murray
Davey
Columbus
Labor Board
Purnell
Sheet & Tube
Purcell
Ray Thomas
Ray Schneider
Independent
Federation of Republic
Youngstown
Hkely
Republic
Upson
Cleveland
Ben
Girdler
C. I. QO
America
Bethlehem Steel Strike Forces Allot Troopers at Cambria Plant
The eight mile Cambria plant, home to 15,000 steel workers, sees helmeted troopers and mounted guards commanded by Mayor Lynn G. Adams to control picket lines. A 500 strong volunteer force is sworn in today, with 5,000 expected by Friday to safeguard homes and property while the strike rivalries flare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambria
Lynn G. Adams
Johns Town
Shields
Watkina
Mayor Shields
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Patty Lou in Riverview Dance Ends in Shaming Kiss
Patty Lou Palmer, a diligent office stenographer, attends a party with coworkers where Dale Northcutt rescues her on the dance floor. Vern Powers mocks and then kisses her, provoking a humiliating scene that leaves her fleeing into the night, vowing not to return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patty Low Palmer
National Insurance Company
Mardell Gray
Riverview
Patty Lou
Mardell
Vern
Dale Northcutt
Patty Louw
Dale
Northeathl
Patty
Lizzie
Bethlehem strike spreads to Cambria plant and captive mines
Watkins warned of plant closure if the strike succeeds as 12 000 workers walk out. Management says operations continue with law enforcement improvements. The CIO aided by Teamsters and AFL allies refuse to haul supplies as 10 900 miners strike captive mines. Johnstown bans liquor and beer sales for the strike duration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
American Federation of Labor
CIO
H. D. Lehman
A. F. of L
Bethlehem
Sparrows Point
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Republic Steel
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Chieftain
Johnstown
Earle
Children's Day Observance at La Porte M E Church
Carlisle on Sunday June 20 the Chil dren a Davy will be observed at La Porte M E Church with program at 4 30 p m. Rev Thomas Hughes will give a short address and baptize infants and older children. Flowers for the altar are requested. A large attendance is expected. Reverend Hughes spoke June 1 on The Immortality of Influence and music was provided by Mrs Claude Wigfield of Elyria.
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la Porte M. E
Thomas Hughes
Hughes
Claude Wigfield
Elyria
Chums Club reunion and local gatherings in La Porte area
The Lord s Prayer was sung with Miss Mary Fox at the piano as 65 people from the Chums Club gathered at the Har ee property for a Sunday reunion. Women recalled school days under teachers including Charlie Williams G R Goodyear and Mable Wood. Plans emerged for an annual June picnic and efforts to invite more alumni living away. Various local families visited, with notable notes on health and hospitality, including a mothersingers rehearsal and several Sunday callers.
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Chums Club
la Porte
Frank Haree
Charlie Williams
East Avenue
G. R. Goodyear
Butternut Ridge Road
Mable Wood
Jensie Coon
Social Roundup Notes from La Porte and Nearby
Brown and daughter, Carol, Miss Edna Whitney, Carl Foley, and Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Whitney. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bourkes of St. Petersberg were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rennie. Mrs. Louise Klooz Miller died at her Valley City home Wednesday. Elizabeth Chapman and Ted Ropp were guests of the Chapmans in La Porte. Rev. Thomas Hughes to speak at Trinity M E Church Cleveland for Homecoming Day. Visitors to the Humprey home included Mrs. Lynn Hamlin Ruth Ehrke and Jane Lynn. Harbach and Goodspeed callers at the Gregg home. Wellington Homecoming at Wellington M E Church Friday.
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Rudolph Pfeiffer
Don and
Melvin
Belden
William Pfeiffer
la Granse Road
Clayton Pfeiffer
Waltman
Oberlin
G. R. Goodyear
Charles Goodyear
Massillon
Let Berg
Dalton
Ohio
Frank Rhoads
Rhoads
Gladys Acker
Lois
Cleveland
la Porte
Edward Rhoads
Wooster
Donald Terrell
Lee Terrell
Chestnut Ridge
Shirkey
Marjory McMullen
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Co. F. Whitney
Earl Brown
Earl
Edward Bourkes
S J. Petersberg
Florida
William Rennie
William Berk
Myrtle Clark
Elyria
Louise Klooz Miller
Jerry Kristof
Valley City
Elizabeth Chapman
Ted Ropp
C. B. Chapman
Ropp
Harvard University
Harvard
Russell Rady
Wellington
M. E
Penfield Farm Woman's Club Meeting and Local Visits
The Penfield Farm Woman's Club met at the hall on Tuesday. Mrs. Lawrence Betts gave a reading. Hostesses Mesdame Nanison Underhill and Sooy aided. Kate Andrews Cleveland spent Sunday with father A. J. Andrews. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Charlie Bligh Helen Bligh and Mr and Mrs E A Richmond Mr and Mrs Arthur Richmond at Kent State College commencement where Charlotte Ritch graduated and will teach in Brighton School next year. Mrs Lila Barnard Strongsville recently visited sisters Mrs E A Richmond and Mrs Aisy Ferriman. Mr and Mrs W A Myers hosted a Sunday luncheon.
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Farm Woman's Club
Lawrence Betts
Mesdameg Nanison
Underhill and
Sooy
Kate Andrews
Cleveland
A. J. Andrews
Charlie Bligh
Helen Bligh
E. A. Richmond
Arthur Richmond
Kent State College
Charlotte Ritch
Brighton
Lila Barnard
Strongsville
Aisy Ferriman
W. A. Myers
Exploring Mind Pasting by Wiggam on Youth Camps and Confidence
The article presents Q and A style notes from Albert Edward Wiggam discussing eight themes. It cites the National Youth Administration opening seven new camps and plans for fifty more to aid young women facing poverty or unemployment. It also notes skepticism about solving social problems through science and highlights a psychologist’s view that great leaders were often shy in youth. It mentions a self help booklet by Dr. David Mitchell, self confidence how to gain it, and the publication details from 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Youth Administration
Youth Administration
Hyen Napoleon
David Mitchell
John F. Dille Co
Social News From Melford and Nearby Areas
The column lists visits and guests from Melford Saskatchewan and Cleveland including Mrs Arthur Robinson and Miss Margaret Robinson. It notes Jack Murphy from Cleveland staying the summer with W H Myers, calls by Mrs Fred Andrews in Wellington, and a Wolfe Fulton Henshus reunion at Friendsville. Doris Bobel finishes sophomore year at Baldwin Wallace College. The Bridge Club met with four tables. high score by Mr. and Mrs. W H Myers.
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Arthur Robinson
Margaret Robinson
Melford
Saskatchewan
Canada
Richard Myere
Helen Murphy
Jack
Joan Murphy
East Cleveland
Lynn Myere
Jack Murphy
Cleveland
W. H. Myers
Fred Andrews
Wellington
Walter Gregg
Richard Legh
Friendsville
W. T. Channon
Rochester
New York
Robert Eglin
Elia Eglin
Channon
Oberlin
Quebec College To Honor Louisiana Governor
Laval University will award Governor Richard Webster Leche of Louisiana the Doctor of Laws at the Congress of French Language on June 30. The ceremony marks deeper ties between Quebec and Louisiana, tracing back to explorer roots and the founding of New Orleans.
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Quebec
United States
Laval University
Richard Webster Leche
Louisiana
France
New World
Robert Cavalier de la Salle
Mississippi River
Louis XIV
Pierre LeMoyne d'Iberville
Jean Baptiste LeMoyne
Sieur de Bientile
New Orleans
Nova Scotia
Wolf Is Shot After 6-Year Terror Reign
In Abita, Louisiana, a wolf that had haunted Tammany Parish for six years was shot after organized hunts by local sheep owners. William Green of Abita Springs reported sightings, and sheep carcasses showed wolf predation. The community had imported Jack Forbes and his pack from Sandy Hook, Mississippi to hunt the raider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abita
T. Tammany Parish
William Green
Abita Springs
Tally
Jack Forbes
Sandy Hook
Miss. Forbes
Murray proposes election to settle Bethlehem steel dispute
Philip Murray chairman of the Steel Workers Organising Committee asks Bethlehem Steel to hold a secret NLRB supervised election to decide if a union contract should be signed. He asks Bethlehem president Eugene Grace to conduct a vote among employees to decide if SWOC should represent them in bargaining under the National Labor Relations Act. If a majority votes to designate the union, a written contract reflecting terms agreed in joint talks would be signed.
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Pittsburgh
Philip Murray
Steel Workers Organising Committee
Bethlehem Steel
National Labor Relations Board
Eugene Grace
CIO
Bethlehem
Cambria
Johnstown
Murray
SWOC
Salvage Plans for Abandoned Quarry Rail Equipment
In Bhereaston Ontario an old quarry lake holds two locomotives, 100 dump cars, a pump and 15 miles of tracks submerged for two years. Diver Morris Michnick aims to salvage the pump and rails for sale, while the rest goes to scrap as high metal prices spur the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhereston
Ont
Morris Michnick
Hamilton
Michnick
Empire Limestone Co
Hunter Ends Wolf Attack After Dogs Suffer Wounds
A hunter reports an early morning pursuit that drove a wolf from its lair. Hours later the 77 pound wolf faced the hunter and two dogs were badly lacerated before Forbes arrived and shot the wolf.
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Forbes
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