President Rooney hosts three day Roosevelt style cure
Sen Wheeler attends Annapolis retreat as Roosevelt administers his famed smile treatment to Democratic lawmakers. About 425 legislators visited the isolated Chesapeake Bay retreat for a three day gathering aimed at easing passage of the president's court bill. Most told reporters they felt no different, while supporters hope the get together smooths the legislative challenge ahead.
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Annapolis
Jefferson Island
Roosevelt
Congress
Chesapeake Bay
Today and Tomorrow By Walter Lipppmann
Walter Lipppmann critiques Philip Murray of the CIO for proposing the President serve as arbiter in the steel dispute. He argues the President cannot be neutral due to financial ties and political alignment with one side, hindering any fair settlement.
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Philip Murray
United States
Roosevelt
Lewis
Murray
IWIN Admits Three Murders Held in Chicago
Robert Irwin a 29 year old sculptor was arrested in Chicago by New York police who say he admitted the Easter Sunday Ged eon killings in New York. Irwin surrendered after contacting the Herald and Examiner and waived extradition while New York officers prepared a detainer. He described the sequence of killings mother first then Veronica Gedeon and finally Frank Byrnes.
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Chicago
Robert Irwin
New York
Irwin
John Toman
The
Herald and Examiner
Veronica
Ronnie) Gedeon
Frank Byrnes
Owens
John A. Lyons
New York Detective Bureau
Sheriff's Office
Police Bureau of Identification
Neighbors of Woodcraft Convene in Montana
Neighbors of Woodcraft from about 15 Montana cities gather in Butte for a two day convention at the K C hall starting 9 this morning. Mrs Dorothy Nettleton Morton presides with Mrs Nora Curran as district grand manager. Two banquets are planned one for juveniles at 3 30 and a senior banquet at 5 30 in Meaderville. About 100 women expected.
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Montana
K. C. Hall
Dorothy Nettleton Morton
Nora Curran
Tomor
Meaderville
Butte
Walkerville
Three Girls Missing Believed Kidnapped in Mystery
In Youngstown Ohio on June 27 the steel strike enters its 32nd day as C I O leaders threaten action over alleged union attacks at Weirton mills. The four independent producers Republic Bethlehem Inland Steel and Youngstown Sheet and Tube face stalled talks over a labor contract while a mass miner march to Johnstown Pa shows little unity. Meanwhile shoe workers in Lewiston Auburn vote to end a 93 day strike after a closed meeting with C I O organizer Daniel Collins.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Clinton S. Golden
Pittsburgh
Steel Workers’ Organizing Committee
E. T. Weir
Wirton Steel Company
Weirton
W. Va
Paramounts
John L. Lewis
Republic
Bethlehem
Inland Steel
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Johnstown
Pennsylvania
C. O
Faith's Grove
Chicago
Indiana Harbor
Ind
M. Clifford Townsend
Indiana
Inland Steel Company
Auburn
United Shoe Workers of America
Lewiston-Auburn
Daniel F. Collins
Lewiston
Roosevelt Administration Closes 1937 With Smallest New Deal Deficit
Washington June 27 The Roosevelt administration ends the 1937 fiscal year with a deficit under 3 billion dollars the smallest since the New Deal began. The national debt likely near 36.3 billion dollars, about 1.3 billion above the peak set in January. Revenue is expected to exceed five and a quarter billion dollars by at least 350 million.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Treasury
Treaty of Versailles Almost Destroyed by Hitler
Paris reports the Versailles Treaty is nearly nullified after Adolf Hitler's actions cut away most of its terms. About 1.8 million square miles of territory and roughly 17 million people are described as separated from their fatherland, with only territorial and colonial clauses remaining.
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Paris
Versailes
Adolf Hitler
Europe
Africa
Asia
Pacific Islands
Three Inglewood Girls Missing After Noon Request Denied
Inglewood California police and U.S. Justice Department joined a hunt for three girls Jeanette Stephens 8 Madeline Everett 7 and Melba Everett 9 believed kidnapped after they asked to go Jackrabbit hunting with a man called Eddie The search involved 400 people including 150 Boy Scouts and spanned the hills near Inglewood as officers traced an address linked to Eddie and ruled out a ransom note.
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Inglewood
Calif
U.p.—Department of Justice
Jeanette Marjorie Stephens
Madeline Everett
Melba
Mer] O. Everett
Lloyd Stephens
Eddie
Santanella
Olice Oscar E. Campbell
Los Angeles
Department of Justice
Week end car toll 73 dead on highways nationwide
AP reports at least 73 people died in weekend road crashes across 22 states. In Oklahoma four youths and two teenage girls perished in a collision. California saw nine deaths. Illinois eight deaths were listed among others.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma
California
Illinois
Wheat crop roars as harvests break records in bread basket
Enid Oklahoma reports a nationwide wheat bounty with combines roaring across the southern plains. Dryland Texas yields reach 39 bushels per acre and irrigated fields up to 60, while Oklahoma experts forecast yields more than doubling last year’s 27.52 million bushels.
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Texas Plains
Fred Simmerman
Big Texas Planter
Oklahoma
War Wounded Suffer Lack Of Medicine
Paris dispatch describes Basque army last stand before Santander with 400000 refugees arriving and 10000 wounded last week amid scarce medicines and overcrowded hospitals. Refugees landed by Perros-Guirec report gasoline used in hospitals and air raids. Also notes big tank battle near Madrid with Franco rebels using Italian whippet tanks and Russian rolling fortresses.
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Santander
Madrid
Bordeaux
France
Spain
Biscayan
Bilbao
Henri Simon
Simon
Perros- Guirec
U.P
Jarama River
Francisco Franco
Valencia
Vandenberg proposes amendments to the Labor Act for peace
Senator Vandenberg proposes three amendments to the National Labor Relations Act to broaden employer rights under the Wagner act and curb union unfair practices. The plan includes rights to sue for election appeals, writing and voting on agreements, and a fair practice code banning compulsory political assessments and coercion to join unions.
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Washington
Vandenberg
Mich
United States
Hitler tells Bavarian Nazis Germany cured of collective action
In Wurzburg on June 27 Hitler addressed about 80 000 Bavarian Nazis vowing Germany will not participate in collective security again and seeks a nationalist government in Spain to secure ore. He warned Britain and France against further cooperation to isolate the Spanish civil war and warned of self reliance in security.
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Waurzburg
Germany
U.P
Fuehrer
Adolf Hitler
Spain
Hitler
Great Britain
France
Europe
Leipzig
Marienberg
Lower
Franconia
Neville Chamberlain
House of Commons
Amelia Earhart Lands in Australia at Port Darwin
Amelia Earhart and navigator Capt. Fred Noonan arrived at Port Darwin at 1:03 a m after a 500 mile hop from Koepang Timor in the Dutch East Indies. The flight across the Timor sea followed a 3 hour 33 minute leg, completing a longer journey from Bandoeng Java.
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Sydney
Australia
Amelia Earhart
Port Darwin
Koepang
Timor
Dutch East Indies
Timor Sea
Fred Noonan
Bandoeing
Java
Montana Weather Forecast Promises Fair Early Week
Montana weather outlook shows generally fair conditions for Monday and Tuesday with little change in temperature. Patchy clouds may appear, but daytime highs are expected to remain mild and comfortable across the state.
Italian Ship Sinking Sparks International Incident Claims
Rome reports the Capo Pino, a 2309 ton Italian wheat steamer, was sunk in the Dardanelles after a fog bound collision with the Spanish loyalist tanker Magallenes. Fascist press accuses Bolshevists of planning an international complication.
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Rome
Dardanelles
Magallenes
Valencia Reds
IL Popolo di Roma
George C. Bennett Dies at 66 in Butte
George C. Bennett 66 a retired Leonard mine foreman and longtime Butte resident died suddenly in the 300 block of West Quartz street. He mailed a letter to his wife Lydia Bennett then stopped at the Irvine home before collapsing. An ambulance arrived but he did not survive.
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George C. Bennett
North
Jackson Street
Leonard
Butte
West Quartz Street
Lydia Bennett
Helena
Harry Irvine
West Copper Street
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