Back to Work Movement Gains Momentum in Multiple Plants
At Youngstown Ohio Major General Light estimates 15 500 workers returned to Republic Steel and Youngstown Sheet and Tube plants though CIO calls the figure exaggerated. Lewiston and Auburn Maine shoe plants report 2 000 strikers back to work with almost all positions filled. Cambria Bethlehem Biel plant sees 1 800 return. in Detroit a bomb damages the car of AFL organizer Joseph Laughlin.
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Associated Press
Youngstown
Ohio
General Light
Ohio National Guard
Republic Steel and
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Corporation
CIO
Light
Lewiston
Maine
Auburn
Cambria
Bethlehem Biel
Mary Pickford Weds Buddy Rogers In Hollywood Ceremony
Former Little Sweetheart Mary Pickford, 44, marries Buddy Rogers, 23, in a double ring ceremony at the Lighton home with 17 relatives present. The couple signed a marriage license earlier at the Hollywood bureau amid a police escort and street lights lit for the event.
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America
Mary Pickford
Buddy Rogers
Hollywood
Mary
Buddy
James Hamilton Lash
Man Pleads Guilty In Alaska Adultery Case
I L Babcock, 32, a Nevada arrival, pleaded guilty to three charges of adultery and was sentenced to nine months in the Federal Jail by U S Commissioner Felix Gray. Accused of transporting a woman across state lines for immoral purposes, he ran away with another man's wife and faced Mann Act charges. The couple planned a new life in Alaska before the husband’s arrival altered their course.
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I. L. Babcock
Nevada
U. S
Felix Gray
Babcock
Alaska
Hoosegow
Pilots Fly Charters Between Sitka Hoonah and Juneau
Pilot Alex Holden in the Marine Airways Fairchild took off shortly after 2 PM for Excursion Inlet with Bob Hamilton and William Smithson and aimed to pick up passengers at Hoonah on the return. Sunday he flew over Mendenhall Glacier with Robbie Dooley and others while Chet McLean flew to Sitka with three passengers. A fishing party of five led by McLean went to Young's Bay Lake on Saturday night and returned the same evening.
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Alex Holden
Marine Airways
Fairchild
Excursion Inlet
Bob Hamilton
William Smithson
Hoonah
Mendenhall Glacier
Robbie Dooley
Marian Cramer
George White
Louise Kemper
Ed Laurie
Chet McLean
Lloyd Jarman
Bellanca
Sitka
McLean
Bill Rudolph
Bob Darnell
Len Tucker
Sonny Lund
Guy Gaudet
Young's Bay Lake
Holden
Overland
Frank Mautz
Juneau
Pacific coast income tax receipts soar in first half
The Treasury Department reported that income tax receipts from three Pacific Coast states Utah and Alaska during the first half of the year totalled 11 940 000 dollars, nearly double the payments of the previous year, highlighting a sharp rise in revenue.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Pacifc
Utah
Alaska
Oldest Local in New York Secedes From AFL
New York June 28 Local 144 of the Cigar Makers International Union the oldest New York Local in the AFL has seceded Joining the CIO Samuel Gompers was a former president of the local union which was formed in 1876
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New York
AFL
CIO
Cigar Makers International Union
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Anchorage Names Public Health Nurse Miss Eunice Anderson
Miss Eunice Anderson has been named Public Health Field Nurse in Anchorage, focusing on maternal and child health. She returns from University of California studies and will depart for the Yukon tomorrow. Miss Alice Moran, also returning from UC, will remain for a period in local Public Health nursing before learning her new post.
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Eunice Anderson
University of California
Anchorage
Miss Anderson
Yukon
Alice Moran
U. C
New Plane Debuts on Alaska Route
A twin hulled Loyola Marchetti flying boat with 22 passenger capacity arrived in San Diego from New York and was handed to George Schwamm of Alaska Airways for the Sea Battle to Nome route. Pilot Schwamm and co-pilot T. C. Hanson expect to start north soon, using the same type as Italy’s Mussolini fleet and the trans Atlantic service to Brazil.
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San Diego
Cal
Loyola Marchetti
New York
George Schwamm
Alaska Airways
Nome
Schwamm
T. C. Hanson
Mussolini
Ethiopia
Trans Atlantic
Brazil
Constitutional Amendments to Come Up in Com
Senate Judiciary Committee will study all pending constitutional amendment proposals affecting the Judiciary on July 12. The panel, jammed with measures, may face years of delay. Senator Burke, a foe of the Roosevelt Court measure, warned of recommending a special committee to study the entire judicial system and report back next session.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Burke
Roosevelt
Grizzly Sails for Ketchikan in Commission Work
The Alaska Game Commission vessel Grizzly Bear captained by Claire Kroegh with mate Howard Jensen sailed from port at 10 this morning toward Ketchikan to ply Commission work until fall before returning to Juneau.
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Grizzly
Alaska Game Commission
Claire Kroegh
Howard Jensen
Ketchikan
Juneau
Italy and Germany Reject British Franco Spanish Patrols
Rome and London clash over the coastal Spain patrol plan as Mussolini aligned powers refuse to accept a British and French mission. Virginio Gayda signals trouble while Berlin and Rome back insurgents and warn retaliation if Spanish ports are contested.
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Rome
Italy
Germany
Spain
London
Virginio Gayda
Mussolini
Berlin
Britain
France
Russia
Valencia
Soviet Fliers Arrest Reported in Moscow
Moscow reports the unexplained absence of General Vialkanis head of the Soviet Air Force from a welcoming party. Also missing were Arctic flier Sigismund Levanevsky and others connected to North Pole flights. Foreign observers say arrests in the Soviet Army may be ongoing.
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Moscow
Vialkanis
Otto Schmidt
North Pole Air Base
Sigismund Levaneklrsky
Arctic Flier
Levanovisk
somevwerTve Hpal
Jimmy Mattern
Siberia
Nome
Anmadyr
Juneau
Hector I. Levenchko
San Pedro
Alaska
Levanevisky
North Pole
Oakland
Chekaloff
Soviet Union
Carpenters Hold Picnic at Auk Bay Recreation Beach
The Carpenters Union and families gathered about 200 for their annual outing at Auk Bay recreation beach. An all day event featured sport events and games with beer hot dogs ice cream and soda. Leonard Dean chaired the committee with Art Peterson and John Larnen assisting.
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Carpenters
Auk Bay Recreation Beach
Carpenters’ Union
Laut
Leonard Dean
Art Peterson
John Larnen
Germany Seeks Global Ore Supplies in New Threat
Berlin reports Chancellor Hitler applauded as Nazi Germany declares the International Chamber of Commerce will press for a share of world raw materials in trade. Goering and Dr. Schach address 1500 delegates from 40 countries calling for material access and the return of lost colonies, while Spain’s ore gains are pledged to Germany.
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Berlin
Hitler
Nazi Germany
International Chamber of Commerce
Ite
Col
Goering
Germany
Schach
Spain
Reich
Gering
Spanish Coast Shelled Today Near Sagunto to Castellon
Spanish coast between Sagunto and Castellon heavily shelled from the sea. One unconfirmed report says German forces participated at Sagunto, with shelling extending about 300 miles north. In Washington, 22 shells reportedly fired as trans polar fliers reach Vancouver after nonstop flight from Moscow.
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Valencia
Spain
Sagunto
Castellon
Washington
Asin
Tery
Roosevelt
Blaze Hull
Canaries
Moscow
North Pole
Vancouver
Wash
Seiners Sail Puget Sound After Wage Vote
Seiners sail for Puget Sound after union vote approves wagers for the season. The scale shows a 28 percent rise to 37 percent over last year, boosting fishery incomes and signaling full operation for Anacortes and neighboring ports.
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Anacortes
Wash
Puget Sound
37 Executed Wreckers Against Soviet East Area
Moscow reports the execution of 37 or more so called wreckers in the Soviet Far East, bringing total executions in the region to 131. The announcement cites a crackdown as part of ongoing counterrevolutionary actions.
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Moscow
Robert Irwin Charged With Slaying Three
Robert Irwin, a 29 year old artist once in a psyche hospital, is charged with three counts of first degree murder for killing Veronica Gideon and her mother plus a male roomer in New York. He was captured in Chicago and extradited by air to face grand jury indictment. The confession cited sexual impulse and a desire to remove it as motive. The case follows last week’s Easter Sunday tragedy.
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New York
Robert Irwin
Chicago
Chicago Herald Examiner
Lewis J. Valentine
William C. Dodge
Veronica Gideon
Gideon
Irwin
Allington
WPA
Imurder
Bureau of Mines
Gold Stolen From Mines Idaho Testimony Alleges Losses
John Botgard deputy state mining official testified at a National Labor Relations Board hearing that $250000 in gold is stolen annually from Idaho mines. He was called by Maryland Mining Co of Idaho to testify about mine closure due to alleged union activity among workers.
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Grass Alley
Cal
John Botgard
National Labs Relations Board
Idaho
J Bongard
Maryland Mining Company of Idaho
Holzheimer Approved for U S District Attorney Post Alaska
The Senate Judiciary committee approved the nomination of William A. Holzheimer as U S District Attorney in the First Division Alaska. The Senate also sent to the House a bill to extend terms of U S District Judges in Alaska and other territories by two years.
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Alaska
Washington
Senate
Judiciary Committee
William A. Holzheimer
U. S
House
Territories
Easter Sunday Tragedy Linked to Gedeon Slayings
A New York Easter Sunday triple murder at Veronica Ged eon and family drew attention as a suspect list grew. Irwin, believed tied to the case, hired famed attorney Samuel Liebowitz and won a delay until June 30. A hotel clerk identified the bar boy as the sculptor and divinity student linked to the crime, with Clues mounting as investigators pursue leads from Cleveland and the suspect fled from a dimly lit room.
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Irwin
Veronica
Ethel
Samuel Liebowitz
Liebowits
Cleveland
Gedeon
Boy Set Fire to School Over Disliked Teacher
SPOKANE June 28 A 14 year old boy who set fire to Logan Grade School because he did not like his teacher has been committed to the State Training School until the Superintendent releases him. Judge R M Webster said the boy's parents are too tolerant. The school fire damage is placed at $40,000.
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Spokane
Wash
Logan
R. M. Webster
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