Mattern Plans Nonstop Oakland to Moscow Flight
James Mattern announces a nonstop Oakland to Moscow crossing in a new monoplane with a 5000 mile range requiring in-flight refueling likely over Fairbanks. The flight aims to showcase US aviation progress and honors the Soviet fliers who aided his 1933 Siberian crash.
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Oakland
Calif
James Mattern
Moscow
Burbank
California
Mattern
Troyanovsky
Fairbanks
United States
Siberia
Jimmy Mattern
Nome
Ford
Reg Robbins
C. Jones
Seattle
Tokyo
Mussolini Orders Battleships to Be On The Lookout
Italian warships patrolled Spanish coasts in apparent independent action. They are under orders to strike back immediately at any attack from the Spanish government. Basque Loyalists fortify west of Bilbao preparing a defensive line 16 miles west of the city running from Castro-Urdiales along the coast and into the hills.
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Associated Press
Spain
Bordeaux
France
Bilbao
Castro-Urdiales
Loyal Order of Moose to Honor W H Koch at 2 P M
The Loyal Order of Moose No 1413 calls all members to attend the funeral for Brother W H Koch at 2 PM on Saturday June 26 at the Federated Church. Julius Patterson.
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Loyal Order of Moose No
W. H. Koch
Federated Church
Julius Patterson
Great Lakes Steel Strike Talks Under Federal Mediation
Roosevelt's Federal Mediation Board renews efforts to settle the Great Lakes steel strike as Ohio and Mahoning Valley mills sit idle under 4400 National Guardsmen. Charles Taft chairs conferences with Bethlehem Inland Steel Youngstown Sheet Tube, while President Roosevelt stays in close contact by telephone. The valley mills show quiet as the 28th day begins.
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Cleveland
Roosevelt
Federal Meditation Board
Great Lakes
Ohio
Mahoning Valley
Charles Taft
Bethlehem
Inland Steel
Youngstown
Attorney General Orders Arrests Over Mail Interference Pickets
Washington D C June 24 Attorney General Cummings disclosed he ordered the arrest of six pickets for allegedly interfering with U S mail trucks en route to Republic Steel plants in Youngstown and Warrent Ohio He said obstruction of mails would not be tolerated and held warrants would be served after names are released.
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Washington, D. C
Cummings
U.S
Republic Steel
Youngstown
Warrent
Ohio
William Henry Koch Dies After Illness in Nome
William Henry Koch died last evening from heart failure after a long illness. Born October 9, 186, in St Louis Missouri, he lived in Camel Alaska, mined near Solomon, later moved to Nome and worked with local mercantile concerns. Survived by daughter Mrs Norvin W Lewis and four grandsons Norvin Jr Charles Harry and Robert Lewis. Funeral Saturday June 28 at Federated church at 2 PM. Interment Belmont Point cemetery.
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Columbus
William Henry Koch
St Louis
Missouri
Camel Alaska
Nomé
Solomon
Agai
Nome
Loyal Order of Moose
Kochi
Norvin W Lewis
Norvin Jr
Charles
Harry
Robert Lewis
Federated Church
Belmont Point Cemetery
Telegraphic Briefs on Steel Labor Conflicts and Riots
In Cleveland a 22 President Roosevelt era steel dispute cites seven firms including Republic Steel and Youngstown Sheet and Tube as central to a labor contract dispute. In Detroit seven people die in a patch of violence linking Little Steel firms and a memorial day riot at Republic Steel’s Chicago plant after clashes with CIO pickets and police.
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Cleveland
Roosevelt
Tew Steel
Tlun Bard
Counciline
State Steel
Arlvate
Republic Lives Corporation
Youngstown Sheet and Toe Co
Bethlelem Steel Crrper
Blind Stei! Company
Jolly le. Lewis
Intustphii Organizaticut
Little Steel
Bethlenem
Repub.ic
Inland Sheet and Tube
Youngstown Sheee and Tube
Republic Steels
Chicago
Republe
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Duce Brisiles
Germany
North Pole
I. D. Papanin
0. J. Schmidt
M. V. Vodopyanov
Great Lake
O. J. Schmidt
Arctic
Professor Schmidt
Siberian
Levanefsky
Slipenov
Pacific Alaska Airways
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