Steel Workers Move to Organize 450000 in One Union
Pittsburgh June 30 The Associated Press reports organized labor advances a drive to enroll about 450000 steel workers into a single union. Attorney Earl Reed warns the effort could spark a general strike akin to past English turmoil. Philip Murray accuses company unions of favoring royalists. A huge celebration is planned in Homestead, Pa, next Sunday marking the 44th anniversary of the bloody steel strike.
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Pittsburgh
Earl Reed
England
Philip Murray
Steel Workers Committee
Murray
Homestead
Pennsylvania
Court Refuses NLRB Order Over Interstate Commerce Link
In Cincinnati on June 30 the U S Circuit Court of Appeals ruled the National Labor Relations Board lacked authority to issue orders affecting firms whose business does not directly involve interstate commerce. It dismissed the NLRB petition to require Fruehaus Trailer Co of Detroit to cease or desist actions against employees over union activity and ordered the order set aside.
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U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
National Labor Relations Board
Fruehaus Trailer Company of
Detroit
Lehman to Seek Third Term as New York Governor
Governor H Lehman announces he will yield to party pressure and run for a third term as governor of New York. The statement comes in Albany on June 30.
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Associated Press
Albany
New York
H. Lehman
State of
For Sale Chevrolet Pickup Truck
For sale a Chevrolet pickup truck offered at a reasonable price. Inquire at Nome Nugget Office.
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Chevrolet
Nome Nugget Office
Settlement Of Airmail Suits Is Announced
Washington June 29 Officials said ten lawsuits seeking 6.483 million dollars in damages from the government over Postmaster General Farley 1934 airmail contract cancellations would not be acted on until the fall. The Post Office announced settlements of five other suits totaling 8.84 million dollars with payments of 6015 thousand and 396 thousand dollars in bonds.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Farley
Post Office Department
Northwest Airways
Western Air Express
Transcontinental
Western Air
American Airways
Miners and Dredge Men Printing Blanks Featured
The Name Daily Nugget offers dredge logs thawing and drill reports mining deeds placer and lode location notices vouchers and special power of attorney forms to suit mining operations and legal needs.
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Daily Nugget
Missing Wilkins Vessel Reports Present Position
The Stavangerfjord relayed a message from the Wyatt Eurp exploration motorship of Sir Hubert Wilkins that had not reported for twelve days. The position was given as 1600 miles northeast of New York and 550 miles east of Cape Race. Mrs Wilkins had appealed to President Roosevelt for a search, and the navy and coast guard were ordered to conduct one.
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Associated Press
Oslo
Norway
Stavangerfjord
Wyatt Eurp
Sir Hubert Wilkins
New York
Cape Race
New Foundland
Wilking
Prident Roosevelt
Navy
Coast Guard
Republican Guns Aimed at Broken Promises Demos
New York report says John D. Hamilton, Republican National Chairman, harshly criticizes President Roosevelt and the Democratic Party in a June address to finance committee leaders. He recalls Jim Farley quips from 1934 Salt Lake City and contrasts with Alfred M. Landon’s candidacy.
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New York
Republic
Roosevelt
John D. Hamilton
Alfred M. Landon
Cleveland
Hamilton
Republican Finance Committee
James A Farley
Jim
Salt Lake City
Protest over musk oxen transfer from Fairbanks to Nunivak Island
A protest by the Fairbanks Chamber of Commerce and allied groups challenges moving 27 musk oxen from Fairbanks to Nunivak Island. The letter to Ira Gabrielson of the Bureau of Biological Survey urges leaving part of the herd in the Tanana Valley near Big Delta to protect them from predators and other risks.
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Associated Press
Fairbanks
Nunvisk Island
Chamber of Commerce
Inet Tanana Valley Sportsmen's Association
Irving McK. Reed
Alaska Game Commission
Ira Gabrielson
Bureau of Biological Survey
Washington
Barelly
Frank Dufresne
The
Game Commission
Tanenn
Dutrbrielson Wiste
Tanana Valley
Nes Wien Cy
Vite Anns
Prime Minister Baldwin May Resign Amid Paris Debate
London reports rumors that Prime Minister Baldwin may resign soon after a parliamentary victory in the rejection of a Labour motion during a debate sparked by Alfred Duff Cooper's Paris speech. The rumor circulated despite the win.
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Baldwin
Paris
Alfred Duff Cooper
Rioting and Troops in Algeria Miners Strike
Street clashes and labor riots in Algeria drew troops and guards to the interior. Four hundred striking native miners attacked a freight train and exchanged gunfire with police escorts.
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Algeria
Save Two Dollars By Paying In Advance For Subscription
A brief notice offers readers a discount of two dollars by paying their subscription in advance. The item emphasizes upfront payment as a cost-saving measure.
Dill on the witness stand in Spokane divorce trial
Former Senator C. C. Dill admits in his divorce case that he never witnessed violence by his wife Rosalie Jones and that charges of her being a filthy housekeeper and burying dead dogs were based on statements from servants and friends. He says they had not lived together since 1938 and cites a rumored plan to change his political position as motive.
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Spokane
Wah
C.C. Dill
Rosalie Jones
Dill
Wien
Edvineet Wis
Drestuc Owen Dalyaes
Illinois And Michigan Back Roosevelt In November
Hyde Park reports Governor Horner and Frank Murphy after a long conference with the President predicted Illinois and Michigan would vote for Roosevelt in November despite recent Democratic factional differences.
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Illnois
Michigan
Roosevelt
Horner
Illinois
Frank Murphy
Philippines
Handwriting Expert Traces Slay Case In Chicago
Handwriting expert Herbert Walter was brought onto the trail in Chicago as investigators renew questioning of an admirer of a nightclub entertainer. He will study lipstick mark on a mirror to link the suspect and pursue connections. Sidney Chaps was among those listed.
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Herbert Walter
Florence Thompson Castle
Sidney Chaps
Sit-Skiing Officials Laud Event Amid Busy Weekend
In a busy weekend, officials praised the skiing activities and the effort of participants. Investigators coordinated safety and monitored progress as spectators gathered for the event.
Lumberjacks Strike in Idaho Readies Demands
Lewiston Idaho reports more than a thousand loggers walked out in the White Pine belt as P. E. Stover of Spokane predicted strong support. Organizers claim 99 percent camp backing with demands including a twenty percent raise and improved working conditions.
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White Pine
Idaho
P. E. Stover
Spokane
Special Power of Attorney Terms On Sale at The Nugget Office
Local office announces availability of Special Power of Attorney terms for purchase at The Nugget Office. The brief sale highlights standard power and agency clauses, with investors and legal professionals urged to review terms before execution.
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Nugget
For Sale Furnished Hovel and Lot in Central Location
Property listing showing a furnished single room dwelling and adjacent lot for sale. Includes a reference to a Frank Degnan item and implies a compact urban sale context.
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Frank Degnan
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