01 Jul 1937
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Newspaper
The Nome Daily Nugget
Location
Nome, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1937
Page
1
The Fourth of July is set for observance in Nome with a reorganized program. literary events and sports were moved to Monday July 5. A school auditorium dance is planned, and the mayor's proclamation designates July 5 as the holiday while authorities warn against unsafe fireworks.
The National Labor Relations Board issued a citation against Ford Motor Company based on a Wagner Act complaint. A July 6 hearing in Detroit was set. The United Automobile Workers Union cites interference with organizing rights, domination of an employee group, and discharges tied to union activity.
Inland Steel plant reopened peacefully under a governor announced truce as thousands of workers checked in by 10 a.m. Ohio leaders rejected a bid to subpoena steel executives, citing autocratic overreach. In Youngstown and nearby plants, guards remained as mills resumed operations amid renewed union-scrutiny.
Miss Ethel du Pont and Franklin Roosevelt Jr. married in Wilmington with over three hundred guests including the President. A reception at Owls Nest drew around thirteen hundred attendees before the couple began their secret honeymoon. Pope Pius XII voiced hope for peace in Spain while canonizing Salvador Da Orta.
Report from Manchoukuo notes Japanese artillery damaged and sunk a Soviet gunboat on the Amur River while others fled. Tokyo protests Moscow over invasion claims as casualties are unconfirmed and reinforcements rush to the frontier amid rising tensions.
Notice warns that setting off fireworks on W. W. Laws sidewalks wooden platforms near buildings or dry grass is strictly forbidden by law. Violators face severe penalties and fines. published July 1 1937 in The Nugget.
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