Davey Asks President To Act In Strike
Ohio Governor Martin L. Davey sent an urgent appeal to President Roosevelt seeking federal settlement of the steel strike. Johnstown Mayor Taniel Shields urged intervention against violence as pickets clashed at Bethlehem Steel. CIO leader John Lewis orders a broad strike while labor board action looms and mine operators warn of breach of contract.
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Cleveland
Martin L. Davey
Ohio
Roosevelt
Taniel J. Shields
Johnstown
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Washington
Phillip Murray
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Frances Perkins
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Davey
C. I. O. Steel Union
Trike
Republic Steel Corp
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
Inland Steel Co
Bethlehem
Youngstown, O
John Owens
Shest & Tubes Co
Murray
National Labor Board
Pittshburgh
Tus
Western Pennsylvania Coal Operators Association
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Chicago
S. W. G. C. Teeting
Weather report for Ohio and surrounding regions
The forecast calls for mostly cloudy conditions with showers in eastern and southern portions tonight. Friday sees partial cloud cover with more showers, little temperature change. A low moved from the southern plains to Lake Michigan, with a trough extending from Alberta to Arizona over the Rockies. Showers and thunderstorms are reported across the Ohio Valley and lower Great Lakes, the Middle Atlantic, and the Northwest, with warmer central plains and cooler Idaho.
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Ohio
Plains
Lake Michigan
Chicago
Alberta
Arizona
Rocky Mountain
New England
California
Ohio Valley
Lower Lakes
Middle Atlantic State
Northwest
Central Plains States
Idaho
Non-Strikers at Johnstown seek permits to carry guns
Johnstown Pa June 17 mayor Daniel J Shields announced nonstriking workers at the Cambria steel mills asked for permits to carry shotguns for a back-to-work march amid renewed violence on the picket lines. A picket was wounded in a knife assault near the Bethlehem plant gate and a man was arrested after a clash at the Franklin bridge.
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Johnstown
Daniel J. Shields
Cambria Steel Mills
Franklin Gate
Bethlehem
Conemarsh Franklin Bridge
Leo Oswald
Oswald
Franklin Borough
George Buchan
Shields
David Watkins
CIO
Tom Sims
Joseph Michura
John Babick
Sims
Focal
Refughl
Bethlehem Corporation
Philip Murray
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
National Labor Relations Board
SWOC
Through & DL
C10
John L. Lewis
Unnted Mine Workers of America
Lewis
Telephone Girls Win Pay Raise After Short Strike
In Warren on June 17 the 87 telephone girls who walked off their switchboards Wednesday returned to work. A settlement gives wage increases totaling 24000 dollars yearly, with the company pledging to seek further raise if allowed, while the city and rural operators win part of their demands.
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Warren
Two Women Injured In Auto Collision
Two Amherst township residents were injured around 10 a m when their car was struck at North Ridge and Leavitt roads Deputy Sheriff Samuel Paonessa said the injured were Florence Claus 28 owner of the car with scalp lacerations and an elbow abrasion and Mrs Howard Hite 27 driver with cuts bruises and possible other injuries Both were taken to Amherst Hospital The other vehicle was driven south on Leavitt road by Morris Kalimeir of Detroit
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Amherst Township
North Ridge
Leavitt Roads
Samuel Paonessa
Florence Claus
Howard Hite
Amherst Hospital
North Ridge Road
Leavitt Road
Morris Kalimeir
Detroit
Enrolment Climbs at First Baptist Bible School
Enrollment in the summer Bible school at First Baptist Church rose to 217 with 185 in attendance today. A candy treat during recess announced that former teacher Delores Finley will speak tomorrow and plans to depart in August for missionary work in South America.
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Sumer Bible School
First Baptist Church
Delores Finley
Miss Finley
South America
Roosevelt Sees Hope For 1938 Budget Balance
President Roosevelt reaffirmed hope to balance the 1938 budget and opposed extending low interest rates on Federal Land Bank loans. In a June 8 letter to Rep Marvin Jones, he warned the House Agriculture Committee that continuing the bill would cost over 40 million annually and disrupt budget plans. The move followed a debt rise tied to soldiers bonus payments and new financing.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Marvin Jones
Tex
House Agriculture Committee
Treasury
House
Federal Land Bank
Land Bank Commissioner
Murray To Place Facts Before Labor Secretary
Washington dispatch reports Philip Murray plans to present the bald facts to Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins to seek government intervention in the steel strike dispute. White House aides expect Perkins to forward the appeal to Roosevelt, while Johnstown official Daniel Shields urged John L. Lewis to withdraw the “murderous element” in the city. William Green of the A F of L said the federation will not punish unions aiding the CIO amid threats of a joint general strike in Youngstown and Cane Ton.
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Washington
Philip Murray
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Frances Perkins
Ner
White House
Miss Perkins
Pir Selde Ey Roosevelt
Daniel Shields
Johnstown
Intotae
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Youngstown
Caneton
A. F. of L
CIO
Murray Calls For Sweeping Probe Of Steel Corporations
Senate Post Office Committee expands inquiry into the seven state steel strike. Murray calls for a sweeping probe of steel companies involved, asks them to submit all facts to President Roosevelt for settlement, while noting refusals to provide points to Ohio Indiana and Pennsylvania governors.
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Washington
Senate Post Office Committee
Todas
Chicago
South Chicago
Philip Murray
Steel Workers Organizing
Senate Post Office
Mur _ray
Murray
Roore- Felt
Ohio
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Bombardment Intensifies as Nationalists Push on Bilbao
United Press dispatch from Hendaye reports Nationalist artillery and air attack on Bilbao with heavy shelling and bombing. Nationalists reach Dos Caminos junction, severing Loyalist routes south of the city while thousands still retreat westward along secondary roads. Observers note the battle enters a critical phase after nearly a year of civil war.
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Dos Caminos
Bilbao
Loyalists Claim Front Advances Across Spain
A frontier dispatch reports Loyalists cutting a Nationalist column south of Bilhan and reinforcing Tescar. Valencia confirms Loyalists on the Rithan front captured 3 900 Italians, though officials give no substantiation. Loyalist leaders claim a Bilbao front shift in their favor.
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Henday
Bilhan
Tescar
Valencia
Spain
Tr An Va
Rithan
Bilbao
Elyria Boys Win International Sales Demo in Milwaukee
Elyria Chronicle-Telegram carriers Melvin Clapp and Keele Brassell won first prize at the International Circulation Managers Association convention in Milwaukee. Competing teams from Pittsburgh St Paul and Montreal also vied for the Robert Bingham trophy, awarded by a U S ambassador publisher. The Elyria pair earned top honors after clinching Ohio state victory in Dayton and defeating stronger teams in the international round.
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Elyria
Chronicle-Telegram
Keefe Brassell
Melvin Clapp
Milwaukee
Dayton
Ohio
Newsboy
International Circulation Managers’ Association
Cleveland Street
Keele Brassell
West Bridge Street
Robert Bingham
United States
England
Louisville
Kentucky
Canada
Brassell
Clapp
Ohio Circulation Managers Association
Elyria Boys
Favor Building Of A New Courthouse
Lorain County Bar Association members voted overwhelmingly for constructing a new courthouse rather than remodel and add to the present building. Don W. Myers said the group regarded modernization as wasteful and insufficient for current county business. A new structure was estimated at about 750,000 dollars, versus 250,000 dollars for modernization.
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Lorain County Bar Association
Lorain Country Club
Don W. Myers
Notlding
Women from 11 counties gather for Home Demonstration meet
Nearly 200 women from eleven northeastern Ohio counties are expected in Elyria for the district Home Demonstration meeting at the First M. E. Church. Local organizers Mrs. Ben White and Mrs. Lloyd Pomeroy chair the event, with sessions featuring talks, choruses, and discussions on home demonstration work and enriched living.
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Ohio
Elyria
Alice Bird
Farm Women's Home Councils
Ben White
Trumbull County
Chairan
Lloyd Pomeroy
Lake County
Ashtabula
Granga
Holmes
Waron
Lake
Lorain
Mahonley
Portage
Stark
Summit
Trombuli
M. E
Wayne County
Mahoning County
Paul Partison
Henrietta
Vother
M. Antram
Stark County
Wade Tinker
Portage County
Charlies Bell
Holmes County
Minnie Price
County Camnel
White
Fomeray
Mertling
C. Cros
Lastern Chia
Perkins Names Ohioan Chairman of Steel Mediation Board
Secretary Frances Perkins on June 17 named a three man board to mediate the seven state steel strike. Charles P. Taft of Cincinnati Ohio was chosen as chairman with Lloyd K. Garrison and Edward F. McGrady as members. The board will operate from Cleveland and begins work immediately, acting with President Roosevelt's support amid rising violence fears.
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Washington
Frances Perkins
Miss Perkins
Charles P. Taft
Cincinnati
Lloyd K. Garrison
National Labor Relations‘ Board
Edward F. McGrady
Roosevelt
Cleveland
O. Mies Perkins
Martin L. Davey
Ohio
Taft
Garrison
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin Law School
McGrady
Geneva
Switzerland
Seven March In- G. A. R. Parade
In Columbus Ohio on June seventeenth a small group of Civil War veterans ended their state encampment with a final march. Only seven of the Union veterans, led by Theodore Wells 91 Cadiz, completed the 200 yard procession past the State House as others rode in cars or stayed in hotels. Gov Davey and Ohio officials reviewed the marchers from a flagdraped stand as the Sons of Veterans and Women’s Relief Corps provided color and music. The veteran leader urged commitment to a strong America at a campfire gathering last night.
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Columbus
Ohio
Grand Army of the Republic
State House
Theodore Wells
Cadiz
Sons of Veterans
Women’s Relief Corps
Gov
Davey
Ohio National Guard
American Legion
America
Board Eliminates Elyria Precinct In Ward Boundary Change
Lorain County Board of Elections eliminated Precinct 4-E in Elyria Fourth Ward by splitting it between 4-D and 4-F to cut total precincts from 35 to 34. The move, aimed at balancing population and easing voting, also reassigns voters on Erie street and updates precincts A and B in Sixth Ward along with 6-A residents moving to 4-B. Estimated annual savings around $125.
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Lorain
Erie Street
West River
Lodi Streets
Jefferson School
Huron Street
Gates School
National Debt Climbs to 36 633 907 802 in June report
The Treasury released figures showing the national debt rose on June 13 by 334 823 907 802 to total 36 633 907 802, an increase of 1 552 033 000, with details on spending and government funds.
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Washington
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