Effectiveness Of Strike Disputed At Johnstown
Bethlehem Steel and the Steel Workers Organizing Committee clash over strike effectiveness at Cambela mill. Bethlehem says police protection improved operations with eight furnaces running and two heating. 32,000 of 15,000 workers may not return until a union contract is signed. Schwab and other officials to meet, while ticketing remains peaceful amid past clashes.
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Johnstown
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Steel Workers Organizing
Bethlehem
Cambela Mil
D. Evans
David Watkins
Committee For Industrial Organization
Charles M. Schwab
Bethlehem Corporation
New York
Europe
Bids Opened For Hospital Boiler and Equipment
Bids for a new boiler stoker and boiler room equipment for the Gater Hospital for Crippled Children were to be opened this afternoon under the direction of Ralph Hadlow consulting engineer announced by Frank W Hoover Elyria Memorial Hospital superintendent. The article notes that the southernmost point in India is eight degrees north of the equator and mentions Japan facing an iron shortage.
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Gater Hospital
Ralph Hadlow
Frank W. Hoover
Elyria Memorial Hospital
India
Equator
No. 1 Communist calls Ohio steel strike a history test
America's No. 1 Communist urged Johnstown to seize a place in history by halting the tide of Communism. In Ohio Mahoning Valley, strike leaders warned of sit-down actions, while Bethlehem Steel at Johnstown boosted operations with police protection as workers returned. In Warren and Niles, arms lists surfaced in anti-picketing cases. Canton and Cleveland echoed tensions with back-to-work groups amid mediation efforts and calls for compulsory arbitration.
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America
Johnstown
John Owens
Ohio
I. QO
Mahonlng Valley
Bethlehem
Youngstown
Thomas
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Company
Purnell
Canton
American Federation of Labor
James Seecombe
Seecombe
Frank Geltz
Republic
Geltz
Mediation Board
Akron
Frank Grillo
United Rubber Workers
Cleveland
Edward C. Turner
Republican
Ohio Federation of Republican Clubs
Ridgeville Merry Mixers Convene Three
Ridgeville Four-H Club held its weekly meeting with adviser Mrs. E. Irons as hostess. Luncheon for fifteen members and one guest featured muffins and shortcake. A puppet show provided recreation while the pledge was recited and plans were made for the June 25 meeting hosted by Juanita Stroud. Drawing is highlighted as youthful energy in art and nature.
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N. Ridgeville
Ridgeville
Merry Mixers
Four-H Club
E. Irons
Juanita Stroud
All Bran Helps Mother End Constipation After Birth
An Oxford mother credits Kellogg's All-Bran with ending her postnatal constipation without medicines. The ad touts All-Bran as bulk to move stool and as a source of vitamin B and iron, recommending consumption with milk or fruit and inclusion in recipes.
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Doris Exre Ring
Abbey Road
Oxford
England
Oberlin Travel Camp Begins New Season Tours
Oberlin June 15 Olmstead Travel Camp starts its new season with a six week first tour departing June 23 led by Mr and Mrs John G Olmatead. Girls from several states travel by bus and truck, enjoy swimming and visits to eastern historical and scenic sites. A second four week trip will go west to Denver and the Rocky Mountains visiting national parks.
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Oberlin
Denver
Rocky Mountains
National Parkas
Scout Awards for Oberlin Cub Scouts Held at Church
An Oberlin Cub Scouts awards night at First Methodist church saw about fifteen boys receive badges after completing tests and requirements. The program opened with Cub songs and featured talks by Mrs. Henry Ingersoll Elyria and others on the mother in cubbing, with awards presented by Scoutmaster John Echko.
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Oberlin
Elyria Cubs
Elyria
Harold Weiss
New York
Theodore Weiss
Hamilton
Mark Welgs
South Main Street
Dudley Wood
First Church
East College Street
Wilbur Hallauer
Mary Hallauer
Oxford
Florida
Jack Wood
East College
Henderson
Texas
James Wood
Mia
Charles Magruder
Columbia
First Methodist Church
George Dudley
Cub Scout Committee
Henry Ingersoll
Ingersoll
Linville
Vincent Hart
John Echko
Car Fails To Make Turn Hits Tree
Adelbert Resar age 18 of 222 Middle avenue was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital for minor lacerations suffered about 11 30 yesterday when a car he was driving failed to make a turn at East River and Harrison streets and struck a tree Four persons riding with him were not injured in the accident A separate collision at Middle avenue and Broad street about 5 p m yesterday involved a car operated by Herbert Clements of Cleveland and a Walton Ice Truck operated by Arthur Wack Cars driven by Earl Cassidy of Lorain and William Semie of Lorain were damaged on North Ridge road at Stop 7 about 9 30 a m Deputy Sheriff Samuel Paonessa reported
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Adelbert Resar
Middle Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
East River
Harrison Streets
Broad Street
Herbert Clements
Cleveland
Walton
Arthur Wack
Earl Cassidy
Lorain
William Semie
North Ridge Road
Sherriff Samuel Paonessa
Truck Truck Collision On Route 10 In Indiana Hollow
A traffic collision occurred shortly before noon today at Route 10 and Indiana Hollow road involving a truck driven by Max Katz of 91 West River Street and a car operated by J W Figard of Cleveland. Both vehicles sustained considerable damage as reported by Deputy Sampel Paonesia.
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Max Katz
West River Street
J. W. Figard
Cleveland
Route 10
Indiana Hollow Road
Sampel Paonessa
Board plans immediate work in Cleveland after strike concerns
NUMBER TWO Continued From Ange 1 describes 143 other companies facing contracts, with the board planning to start work in Cleveland. It notes full membership upon McGrady's return from Europe and outlines authority to investigate employer employee disputes, conduct hearings, take sworn testimony, and address obstructions to interstate commerce.
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Cleveland
McGrady
Europe
Miss Perkins
Labor mediation boards cited as easing strikes in 1930s
Findings of fact and recommendations for settlement describe voluntary arbitration roles and binding awards. Mediation boards created under the 1913 labor act, including Steel, Automobilia, Longshoremen and Textile boards, helped avert or end strikes. Bernard Oakley pleads not guilty to reckless driving after brakes failed. arraignment follows. The Church of England maintains bishops in China and Japan alongside the Dominions.
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Gerard Reilly
Labor Department
Misa Perkins
Secretary of Labor
Art
Miss Perkins
Steel Labor Board
NRA
Automobilia Labor Board
Longshoremen’s Board
Textile Labor Relations Board
Lumber Hoard
Federal Longshoremen's Board
The
Church of England
China
Japan
Dominions
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