Federal mediation board named in steel strike clash
The Labor Department appoints a three man board to mediate the Ma honing valley steel strike as talks stall. The panel will gather facts in Cleveland while Republic Steel and Youngstown Sheet & Tube discuss acceptance. CIO leader John L Lewis and local officials urge swift action to avert sit down work stoppages.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Mahoning Valley
Perkins
Federal Board
Republic Steel Corp
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
Tom Girdler
Republic
Prank Purner
Sheet & Tube
White House
John L. Lewis
CIO
Roosevelt
Martin L. Davey
Mays Daniel J. Shields
Johnstown
John Owens
Mahonias Valley
Labor Secretary appoints three man steel mediation board
Secretary Perkins announced a federal steel mediation board of Charles Taft Lloyd Garrison and Edward McGrady to investigate hearings and make findings of fact and act as voluntary arbitrators if both sides request. The board will operate from Cleveland with McGrady arriving from Europe to start immediately.
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Washington
Perkins
Charles P. Taft Lfoyd K. Garrison
Edward F. McGrady
Federal Steel Mediation Board
Miss Perkins
Morgenthau Opens Tax Dodging Inquiry Before Congress
Treasury Secretary Morgenthau testifies before a joint House Senate committee detailing devices used to evade income taxes, including personal holding companies and yacht ownership. He names no individuals and assures witnesses there will be no persecution during the probe.
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Morgenthau
Roosevelt
Congress
Treasury
Coughton
Phone Operators Win Wage Raise in Warren Strike End
In Warren Ohio 87 telephone operators stopped a strike and returned to work with pay raises after eight hours of protests outside the Warren Telephone Company building. The wage increase totals 24000 dollars per year and the city saw about 10000 idle phone lines as Ralph Mateer, manager of the company, estimated 85000 calls were lost.
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Warren
Ohio
Warren Telephone Company
Ralph Mateer
Telephone Company
Franco's Army Drives on Santander Amid Bilbao Siege
Franco forces push to encircle Bilbao and move toward Santander 45 miles away while rumors of destroying Bilbao linger. They cross the Nervion river, seize refugee boats, and prepare for street fighting as a non intervention session in London weighs aerial bombardment.
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Preas
Francisco Franco
Bilbao
Santander
Franco
Hendaye
Nervion
London
European
Germany
Italy
Workmen Seek Plane Victims at Snowbound Crash Site
Grim laborers search hogum canyon for seven missing after the Western Air Express plane crash near Hardy ridge last December. They haul baggage and mail from the wreckage as crews warn of rockslides and plan to hoist the cabin by windlass and winch.
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Salt Lake City
Hogum Canyon
Rocky Hardy Ridge
Los Angeles
Frank Eastman
Western
Eastman
Hardy Ridge
Two Large Fires Ravage Salt Lake Lumber Yard and Elevator
Early morning blazes damaged the Utah Pioneer Roofing Lumber Co. and Interocean Grain Elevator Co. in Salt Lake City. Fire officials estimated total losses around 70 000 dollars as 90 firefighters battled flames for hours. Fire chief Knight questioned a link between the fires while noting possible arson at the lumber yard.
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Salt Lake City
Balt Lake City
Utah Pioneer Roofing & Lumber Co
West First South Street
Interocean Grain Elevator Co
North Third West Street
Walter S. Knight
Lumber Company
A. Hedman
R. L. Irvine
Interocean Elevator Co
Three Firms Bid on New Warship at Private Yards
Three companies submitted bids to build a battleship in private yards. Bids ranged from 46.2 million to 85.9 million dollars, with Bethlehem Shipbuilding in Quincy Massachusetts 59.9 million and New York Shipbuilding in Camden New Jersey 85.875 million. Newport News Shipbuilding in Virginia said it could not offer a fixed price due to present difficulties and risks and proposed an alternate bid.
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Washington
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corp
Quincy
Mass
New York Shipbuilding Corporation
Camden
N. J
Newport News
International convention to draw Lions to Chicago
Ten thousand Lions and guests will assemble in Chicago for the annual international convention July 20 to 23 as hotel space fills. F M Bistline of Pocatello Idaho, the state governor, plans to attend as advance registrations approach three thousand.
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Chicago
F. M. Bistline
Pocat ‘Lo
Idaho
Emery Owens Addresses Rotarians On Constitutional Flexibility
Idaho Falls attorney Emery A. Owens told the Rotary club the Constitution has met the nation's needs and can adapt to changing times. He focused on the phrase to promote the general welfare and noted Section 8 Article I grants Congress taxing power to pay debts and provide for defense and welfare. He predicted debate over general welfare will grow, citing the TVA controversy, and thanked introducer J L Craig. Attendees included Walter Fleming T B Smith and Dr John McDonald. next week's speaker will be Frank Meek.
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Emery A. Owens
Idaho Falls
Rotary Club
Congress
TVA
J. L. Craig
Walter B. Fleming
Baldwin, Kas
T. B. Smith
Blackfoot
John McDonald
W. P. McDonald
Washington, D. C
Los Angeles
New
Los Angeles County Hospital
Frank Meek
State Liquor Control Commission
Airship policy urged for US lighted air program
Boise June 17 A US air expert Commander C E Rosendahl urged a definite American program of lighter-than-air ship construction to insure the future of dirigible transportation. He said the Hindenburg loss puts the future in US hands and questioned whether the blaze origin can ever be determined. He noted sabotage cannot be ruled out until more evidence appears.
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Boise
United States
C. E. Rosendahl
United States Naval Air Station
Lakehurst
N. J
America
Differences between federal and local officers in Parsons case
In Stony Brook New York federal agents push a kidnapping theory while Suffolk County and state officials favor murder. The rift widens as federal teams establish a hidden headquarters 20 miles from the Parsons farmhouse eight days after her disappearance.
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Stony Brook
N. Y
Suffolk County
Alice McDowell Parsons
Long Island
Withhheld
Federal Bureau of Investigation
White Farm House
Speaker says United States on way to dictatorship
Chester H. Rovell of the San Francisco Chronicle warned a University of Michigan centennial audience in Ann Arbor that the U.S. is on a path toward dictatorship. He argued power has shifted to the president as Congress failed to act, but noted the course remains revocable if action is taken.
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Ann Arbor. Mich
Chester H. Rovell
The
San Francisco Chronicle
University of Michigan Centenni
United States
Rowell
Congress
Raymond-McDonald wedding shatters Hollywood records
Hollywood reports the Raymond MacDonald wedding of Jeanette MacDonald and Gene Raymond as a record smashing event. More than 15 000 people gathered around Wilshire Methodist Episcopal Church while 100 policemen managed a massive street jam. Inside, celebrities and top film figures waited as the ceremony ran long with Nelson Eddy prepared to sing.
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Hollywood
Jeannette MacDonald
Gene Raymond
Honolulu
Wilshire Methodist Episcopal Church
Mary Pickford
Buddy Rogers
Nelson Eddy
Clark Gable
Cueats
Incomplete Scores From Multiple Baseball Games
Early scores show Chicago and Boston in two games with varied innings and battery pairings. Postponements due to rain affect St. Louis Philadelphia and Boston Chicago contests while New York Cleveland results show mixed innings and run totals.
Senate leader proposes 25 percent relief cost share
Majority Leader Robinson of Arkansas proposed in the Senate that local governments capable of it be required to provide 25 percent of the relief costs. The measure aims to offset expenses by municipalities.
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Senate
Washington
Robinson
Arkansas
Byrnes
Appropriations
Harry L. Hopkins
WPA
Roosevelt 10 Talk Plan Amid Democratic Rift
Washington reports outline a three day June pow wow between President Roosevelt and 400 Democrats to discuss a court reform bill and labor relief. The talks at a secluded Annapolis island club target wage hour reforms and government reorganization amid intra party disputes. The plan includes a Roosevelt public tone at buffet lunches to ease tensions and advance legislation through a tense relief debate.
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Washington
Rowevelt
Congress
Annapolis
Roosevelt
Senate
House
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Aviation Council
Rosendahl
Alice Parsons
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Dickey
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Brooklyn
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