Labor unrest spreads across states including New York and Ohio
Labor leaders claim 30 000 to 45 000 strikers nationwide with 6000 workers at Remington Rand plants and 7000 seamen in New York. Barbers, office workers, and others join walkouts amid anti riot arrests and city pressure as employers dispute union claims and the impact across multiple states.
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Organized Labor
Remington Rand, Inc
Syracuse
N.Y
New York
Ohio
Connecticut
Lower Manhattan
Manhattan
Bronx
Brooklyn
la Guardia
Portsmouth
Wheeling ‘Steel Corporation
Akron
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Arkansas
California
Oregon
Washington
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Indiana
Iowa
Bureh Biscuit Company
Des Moinés
South Dakota
Morrell
Slous Falls
Nebraska
Texas
el Paso
Vermont
Rutland
Congressmen Tinkham urges coalition with Democrats for victory
Massachusetts Republican Tinkham calls for cross party unity to confront a national crisis. He argues the government must stay American and proposes Republicans embrace a Democrat on the ticket, aiming to undermine the Smith candidacy. Roosevelt begins a three state tour not a campaign stunt. He plans a Maine coast cruise with his sons later in June. Arabs and Jews clash in Palestine drawing British troops into the Holy Land. casualties are low but tensions rise as self defense arms appear. Sir Arthur Wauchope requests more forces.
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Rae Moley
Roosevelt
Democratic Party
National Economy League
New York
Doctor Moley
Congress
Moley
Ongressman
Tinkham
Massachusetts
United States
Alfred E. Smith
Arkansas
Texas
Indiana
Maine Coast Line
Rabs
Palestine
Britain
Holy Land
Sir Arthur Wauchope
Death in the Air: Marcus Thrasher Tales of Mascots and a Snake
Floyd Gibbons relays Marcus Thrasher Monk of Queen's Village, L. I., N. Y., aviation lore from wartime mascots to a rattlesnake in a first solo flight. Mark survived a venomous bite, became afraid of flying, and never flew again.
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Floyd Gibbons
Marcus Thrasher Monks
Queen's Village
L. 1
N. Y
Mark
Lafayette Escadrille
France
Florida
Weill
Sit
SWNU
Howchon Advice on Serving Steak and Table Presentation
Howchon suggests squeezing the juice of a lemon over steak smothered with onions to improve flavor. He warns against using a dish too large for the amount of food and notes waxed chair legs won’t scratch polished floors when moved.
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Cardozo
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Morgenthau
Robinson
Florida Ship Canal
Passamaquoddy
Senate Commerce Committee
Vandenberg
Michigan
Senate
Tlinois
Republcan
Philhols
Lowden
Raymond Moley
Frank’o
Germany
Paris
Bill Thaw
Bill
Howchon
Liew
Bell Syndicate
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