Steel workers strike hits 34 plants in five states
A 11 p m strike by S. W. O. C. to back bargaining contracts with Republic Steel Inland Steel and Youngstown Sheet & Tube affects 34 plants across Ohio Illinois Pennsylvania Indiana and New York. About 80 000 workers and 10 million tons annual output impacted. Continued on page 2.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Steel Workers’ Organizing Committee
Republic Steel Corporation
Inland Steel Corporation
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Company
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Indiana
New York
Mahoning Valley
Harry E. Roulfs
Inland Steel Company
Indiana Harbor
Ind
Chicago Heights
Ill
Disappearance Probe Involves Charles F. Keene
Federal investigators opened a case into the disappearance of Charles F. Keene a Washington realtor believed murdered and tossed overboard from a Potomac river steamer en route to Norfolk Virginia. Keene's cabin showed blood stained belongings without his wallet.
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Charles F. Keene
Washington, D. C
Norfolk
Keene
Butteman Burned In One Of Year's First Camping Accidents
William Reed, 24, of 19 A East Platinum street, suffered serious first and second degree burns to his face and upper body when a gasoline stove exploded while camping with Gene Rossland. Rossland also burned, both treated en route to Murray hospital after Wisdom first aid.
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William Reed
Platinum Street
Reed
Gene Rossland
Burlington Street
Big Hole
Little Moose Horn Creek
Rossland
Murray Hospital
Wisdom
James Sawyer
Justice W Sands Fines Attorneys and Texas Firm
Helena May 26 Chief Justice W B Sands of the Montana Supreme Court fined a Texas company 25000 and two attorneys 10000 each in a decision he called not collectable The four associate justices disclaimed responsibility for the ruling naming Y A Land of Denver and Louis P Donovan of Shelby as counsel The majority signed by Anderson Stewart Morris Angstman The chief justice noted the judgment was inadequate punishment and stated the records were presented in open court on April 26 for the Texas company Continued on Page 2 Col 3
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Helena
W. B. Sands
Montana Supreme Court
Texas Company
Y. A. Land of
Denver
Louis P. Donovan
Shelby
Montana Forecast Shows Fair Days and Cooler East
Montana weather forecast calls for generally fair conditions on Thursday and Friday with cooler air in the extreme eastern portion. The outlook notes milder tones inland and no precipitation expected in most areas.
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Montana
Lyden to Receive Geological Engineer Degree at Alma Mater
Joseph P. Lyden, a Butte native and Montana School of Mines graduate, returns June 4 to receive a geological engineer degree. He has worked in Joplin Missouri with fellow alum George M. Fowler and has mapped about 95 percent of accessible mines in the tri state district.
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Montana School of Mines
Joseph P. Lyden
Butte
Joplin
George M. Fowler
Montana
Lyden
Francis A. Thomson
Tri-State
War Minister Defends Armaments Bribery Claims
London May 26. War Minister A Duff Cooper defended bribery in armaments sales, saying a prima facie case exists yet noting nations are corrupt. He argued profit from needs persists and soldiers use British bullets, while speculation swirls on a cabinet reshuffle and Cooper’s stance follows Labour critic Noel-Baker's attack on private arms trade.
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Clifford L. Day
United Press
London
U.P
A. Duff Cooper
House of Commons
Duff Cooper
Diana Manners
Great Britain
Stanley Baldwin
Neville Chamberlain
Philip John Noel-Baker
Laborite
Mother Indicted for Girl's Death in Long Island Woods
Suffolk county grand jury indicted Mrs. Helen Tiernan of New York for first degree murder in the death of her seven year old daughter found stabbed and burned near Brookhaven on May 16. A second indictment charges first degree assault on her four year old son Jimmy. Trial was set for June 14 by Supreme Court Justice John H. McCoy.
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Riverhead
N. Y
Suffolk County
Helen Tiernan
New York
Brookhaven
Long Island
Supreme Court
John H. McCoy
Jimmy
Solons prodded as middle of August adjournment looms
Democratic leaders pressed congressional committees to speed action as Sen Byrnes forecast a middle of August adjournment. Senate Majority Leader Robinson urged quick handling of bills. Senate and House labor panels planned joint hearings Tuesday on the administration wage and hour proposal, expected to last two weeks.
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Washington
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
Roosevelt
Byrnes
Joe T. Robinson
Arkansas
Senate
Chamber
House Labor Committees
Butte High School Gala Graduation Planned For Class of 353
Butte City Council pressed for release of about 32000 dollars from county funds impounded over 1933 election expenses. Floyd Fluent offered guidance that release hinges on the city listing streets to repair and directing County Surveyor Jack Healy to begin work. The move aims to start the annual oiling program early and clear the financial snag.
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Butte High School
Barry O'Leary
Second Ward
Floyd Fluent
Jack Healy
Butte High School to Graduate 353 in 1937
Butte high school will send 353 graduates of the class of 1937 to the world tomorrow morning. The forty-first graduating exercises will be held at the Fox theater at 10 o'clock, noting the class as one of the largest in school history, following last year's record of 388 graduates.
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Butte High School
Fox Theater
Rockefeller Jr. Body Flies West for Cleveland Burial
John D. Rockefeller Jr. is sent from Tarrytown to Cleveland for burial after a private family funeral. A retinue of 15 relatives travels by two special railroad coaches attached to the Lake Shore Limited, aiming for Lake View Cemetery with plans for seclusion before the interment.
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Tarrytown
N. Y
John D. Rockefeller Jr
Cleveland
Hudson
Harmon
Lake Shore Limited
Rockefellers
Lakeview Cemetery
Note of Mountain Canary Fades as Frontier Retires
Denver report notes the mountain burro voice fading in the high Rockies as prospectors shift from burros to autos. Burros remain with miners in remote passes, but the frontier retreat accelerates across Colorado and neighboring western states with autos replacing pack animals.
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Canary
Denver
West
Rockies
Hynaaw-Hee
Pike's Peak
Colorado
Arizona
Wyoming
Idaho
Montana
Utah
California
Nevada
New Mexico
Reno
Nev
Netherlands Election Returns Back Colijn Coalition
Final returns show Nazis winning four of 100 seats and Communists suffering losses as Netherlands politics shift toward Colijn's conservative coalition. Police opened fire on Leftists near a polling place as clashes erupted with Nazi propagandists amid the election.
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Amsterdam
Holland
Hendrikus Colijn
Anti-revolutionary
Colijn
Christian Historical
Liberal Democrat
Social Democrat
Liberal
Communist
State Reform Party
National Socialist
Christian Democratic Union
Montana's Roving Mountain Resting Near Livingston
Living ston residents report no perceptible movement in the rambling foothill of Mount Livingston half a mile south of town since Monday. They believe the large mass of earth and rock has settled and no further progress toward the Yellowstone River is expected.
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Livingston
Mount Livingston
Here
Labor Standards Bill Awaiting 1938-39 Term for Tests
In Washington officials say the administration's labor standards bill is structured so no constitutional test can reach the Supreme Court in the 1938-39 term. A four month delay before major provisions take effect would prevent a test case next winter, officials note, with the timing incidental to setting up administrative machinery.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Religious feud nears climax as Goebbels targets Mundelein
Berlin reports a growing fight between Nazi authorities and both Catholic and Protestant groups. Goebbels plans a Friday speech attacking Cardinal Mundelein as tensions rise. Gestapo arrests hit five Protestant provisional leaders for violating a decree delaying church governance elections.
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Berlin
Paul Joseph Goebbels
George Cardinal Mundelein
Chicago
Gestapo
State Secret
Adolf Hitler
Reich
Evangelical Council
Germany
Hitler
Romanian King Carol II Stricken by Severe Influenza
Bucharest reports King Carol II of Romania seriously ill with influenza as fever worsens, an official bulletin states. The 43 year old monarch's health updates follow growing concerns about his condition.
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Bucharest
Carol II
Romania
Relief plan outlined for drought areas by Wilson
Undersecretary M L Wilson announced a relief program using every Agriculture Department resource to aid drought devastated western regions. He heads an informal committee to study the drought with Secretary Wallace noting pending relief legislation will shape funding. Wilson warns the picture varies by state with Montana among the worst cases from a drought stretching back to 1926.
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Washington
M. L. Wilson
Agriculture Department
Wilson
Wallace
Congress
Wiscon Divide Highway Group Maps Plan Here
Officials and residents from Beaverhead Silver Bow and Deer Lodge counties urged cooperation to secure a Wiscon Divide highway. A delegation will go to Helena to meet the Montana State Highway Commission at 11 to discuss the seven per cent system and construction steps. Delegates include Bud Hartwig Jack Healy Mrs Mary Shaw.
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Beaverhead
Silver Bow
Deer Lodge
Court House
Helena
Montana State Highway Commission
Bud Hartwig
Jack Healy
Mary Shaw, Wisdom
Big Hole Boosters’ Association
GirlsCentral High Grants 63 Diplomas Tonight
Sixty three graduates of Girls Central High School receive diplomas at a Fox theater commencement tonight. Edward P. Shea delivers the address with Most Rev Joseph M Gilmore presiding and presenting diplomas.
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Central High School
Fox Theater
Edward P. Shea
Old Central High
Joseph
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Butteman
Justice W. Sands
Texas
Joseph Lyden
Alma Mater
School of Mines
Enfant
Commons
Alberta Wickware
Walier
Montana University
Associated Women
Miss Wickware
Department of
Home Economics
Mortar Board
Solons
John D. Rockefeller
Hulland
National Socialists
King Carol II III
Uncle Cam
Wiscon-Ivde Highway Group
Central High Grads
Institution
M. Gilmore
Bishop Gilmore
Old Central
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