Wagner Act changes urged at White House meeting
Secretary Hopkins said eight business leaders urged President Roosevelt to seek amendments to the Wagner Labor Act during a White House discussion on business conditions. The group included Charles Hook of American Rolling Mill, Sidney Winberg, John Biggers, W A Harriman, and B R Stettinus.
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Washington
Harry L. Hopkins
Roosevelt
White House
Hopkins
South America
Charles Hook
American Rolling Mill Company
Sidney Winberg
New York
John Biggers
Toledo Glass
W. A. Harriman
Union Pacific
B. R. Stettinus
United States Steel
Proposal of Union Peace Is Drawn Up
George Lane of the Maritime Federation of the Pacific releases a plan to end Juneau jurisdictional friction among AFL CIO and affiliated locals. The proposal urges disbanding CIO Local 943 and transferring its charter to the Maritime Federation, with AFL Local 2247 remaining, aiming to restore collective bargaining and stabilize wages. A Washington conciliation official signs hopeful note on early settlement.
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George Lane
Maritime Federation of the Pacific
Lane
CTO
AFL
J. P. Steelman
Department of Labor
Washington, D.c
CIO
Juneau
A. F. of L
A. F. of L. Carpenters and Joiners Local
Missing youth Ted Tanaka still unfound after search
Father Ed Tanaka offers a $100 reward for information on the nine to ten year old missing boy. Chief Dan Ralston asks help from the public, urges parents to question children who attended the ball game, and notes searches along Gold Creek, tidelands, and docks. John Tanaka questions friends as investigators expand harbor dragging and review outbound fishing boats.
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Ed Tanaka
Ted Tanaka
Dan Ralston
Tanaka Youster
Ralston
Indy
Gold Creek
Charles Ashby
Roy Barnett
Bill Watson
Robert Belio
A. Whatley
Glacier Highway
Douglas
Boy Scout
Eagle River
John Tanaka
Ted
Central
Police Department
Edward LaFowlett
Alaska
Juneau
Tanaka Lad
Baseball Today Scores From Both Leagues
National League games featured St Louis 2 New York 8 and Cincinnati 4 Boston 0. American League results saw Boston 5 Detroit 8 and Washington 5 Chicago 7 plus New York 17 Cleveland 5.
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St. Louis
New York
Cincinnati
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Chicago
Cleveland
France questions Italian army in Albania amid Greece concern
French Ambassador Andrew Francoise Poncet met with Italian Foreign Minister Count Ciano to question the continued need for the Italian occupation force in Albania. A Pazist periodical article said the troops would prevent Greece aligning with other powers against Germany and Italy.
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Albania
Andrew Francoise Poncet
Count Ciano
Paseist
Gerarchia
Greece
Germany
Italy
House in Session as Members Signal Daily Routines
A June Washington scene in the House shows 200 members lining the desks by noon. Speakers and clerks take position as the gavel wakes a din, then the chaplain offers a brief prayer. The Republican bloc under Joe Martin presses the Democrats with sharp objections and quick speeches.
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Jime
House of Representatives
House
Representative Powers
New Jersey
Mr. Powers
Treadway
Michigan
Joe Martin
Massachusetts
Tabor
New York
Rayburn
Texas
Cox
Camilla
Georgia
WPA
Labor Board
Supreme Court
Bankhead
James Shera Montgomery
Mr. Speaker
Vesuvius Erupts in Spectacular Show Over Naples
Mount Vesuvius began a violent eruption late today near Naples, delivering a spectacular display as ash clouds burst from the crater and incandescent lava streamed over the rim. Officials say there is no immediate danger to nearby residents.
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Naples
Vesuvius
Spring brings fresh yellow curb lines in city work
Ted Elderman of the City Street Department began the annual job of renewing yellow no parking curbs. He will daub yellow paint on a mile or more of curb as the work proceeds, marking the season’s curb lines.
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Ted Elderman
City Street Department
Elderman
Juneau Harbor Project Passes Senate
A flood control bill totaling 405 million dollars was approved by the Senate and sent back to the House for amendments. Tentative allocations by the War Department include Tanana River Chena Slough Faire Banks 562000 Salmon River 7000 Janen Harbor 162000 Hiregik River 5000 Valder Harbor 68500.
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Washington
Senate
House
Nnion
War Department
She Inethie
Tanana River
Chena Slough
Salmon River
Janen Harbor
Hiregik River
Valder Harbor
Eight Million Dollar Airbase Planned for Fairbanks
Washington reports Fairbanks, Alaska, as likely site of a major 1940 defense build up with an $8,000,000 airbase funding request. Army engineers may also pursue a half million dollar flood control project on the Tanana River and Chena Slough. House Appropriations action expected next week. no civic center plans yet due to lack of PWA funds.
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Washington
Fairbanks
War Department
Alaska
iHouse —Appropriations Committee
Army
Tahana River
Chena Slough
House
Senate Appropriations Committee
Senate
PWA
Soviet bluff claims outer Mongolia borders to be defended
Tokyo dispatch says Japanese papers view the Soviet Foreign Commissar's vow to defend Outer Mongolia as a bluff. They interpret it as an attempt to erode the Anglo-Montern pact and weaken allied resolve amid mounting East Asia tension.
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Tokyo
Russia
Outer
Mongolia
Perryville natives flee mountain fire near erupting volcano
June 2 Seattle report from Perryville says Mr and Mrs A D Johnson sole white residents fear natives will flee on foot if Mount Veniaminoff erupts further. Coast Guard cutter Morris moved toward Perryville on patrol duty yesterday.
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Seattle
A. D. Johnson
Perryville
Mr. Johnson
Coast Guard
Morris
Wingard Leaves F Bureau. Thompson Named Successor
Seattle reports Seaton Thompson of Washington DC, assistant head of Alaska Division, will assume Wingard's duties as Agent of the Alaska Fisheries Bureau. Wingard's dismissal followed a Commerce Department inquiry revealing inefficiencies. Two temporary staffers were dismissed and two others may be asked to explain further. Thompson is expected to travel north mid-June to start duties.
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Wingard
Bureau OF Fisheries Service
Thompson
Seattle
Seaton Thompson
Washington, D. C
Alaska
Bureau of Fisheries
Lemuel G. Wingard
Alaska Fisheries Bureau
Mitieries Burea
J. Chicalotiers
Pribilof Islands
Sioner
Washington
Charles
Fisheries Commis
Governor Troy Flies to Bell Island Resort
Governor John W. Troy travels from Juneau with his daughter and others aboard Marine Airways to Bell Island Hot Springs for several weeks while the Juneau mansion undergoes plumbing and heating renovations. Regional Forester B. Frank Heintzman also flies to Ketchikan to meet U S Forest Service Chief F A Silcox for a Southeast Alaska forest tour.
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John W. Troy
Robert Bender
Harry G. Watson
Juneau
Maarine Airways
Alex Holden
Bell Island Hot Springs
Behm Canal
Watson
Holden
Mra
Bender
B. Frank Heintzieman
Ketchikan
F. A. Silcox
U. S. Forest Service
Alaska
Dr Carswell Returns With Master’s Degree From Toronto
Dr John A Carswell Territorial Epidemiologist has completed a year at the University of Toronto pursuing a master's degree in public health He is a passenger on the North Sea expected to arrive Tuesday Mrs Carswell accompanies him back home
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John A. Carswell
University of Toronto
North Sea
Child Born Dead To Wife of Son Of President
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt disclosed in Boston that a child was born dead to her daughter in law Mrs John Roosevelt formerly Ann Clarke wife of the president’s youngest son The infant arrived prematurely and Mrs Roosevelt said her daughter in law is in good condition The birth was not expected until next month
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Boston
Mas
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John Roosevelt
Ann Clarke
Roosevelt
Three Jailed for Illegal Trapping Beaver at Chitina
Three Chitina residents Joe Esculchni Ben Pete and George Pete were sentenced to 26 days in jail and forfeiture of beaver skins and their guns for illegal trapping. Alaska Game Commission via Wildlife Agent Charnce Rhode reports the action. Loftus leaving Petersburg. Mrs Sowerby to join steamer North Sea in Seattle.
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Joe Esculchni
Ben Pete
George Pete
Chitina
Alaska Game
Id Wildlife
Charrnce Rhode
Four Men Escape Thetis Rescue Efforts Continue
Bulleting from London and Birkenhead report that the British Admiralty says the Thetis submarine remains largely submerged after a low tide test, with 90 men still trapped. Four men surfaced early today but no others by mid afternoon, prompting continued hopes of an escape method via cuts in the hull.
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London
Admiralty
Thetis
Davis
Trish Sea
Birkenhead
England
Irish Sea
Dr David Todd Dies Dream Not Fulfilled
Lynchburg Virginia June 2 Dr David Todd four outstanding astronomer who hoped to establish communication with Mars died here last night His nearest approach to the dream was a series of notable photographs of Mary thirty eight million miles away taken by a camera on the heights of the Andes Mountains
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Lynchburg
Virginia
David Todd
Mars
Todd
Mary
Andes Mountains
Mrs Blomgren and daughter return to Juneau by North Sea
Mrs Birdie Blomgren accompanied by her daughter Miss Jane Blomgren departed for Juneau this morning aboard the steamer North Sea. They spent the winter in Seattle where Jane attended business college. Blomgren's son Gunnar returned here several days ago.
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Isaac Sowerby
North Sea
Seattle
States
Birdie Blomgren
Jane Blomren
Juneau
Blomgren
Jane
Business
Blom@ren
Gunnar
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