Mayor Appeals to Roosevelt Over C10 Union Removal
Johnstown Mayor Daniel J. Shields telegraphed President Roosevelt urging removal of the John L. Lewis steel union. He warned citizens may take the law into their own hands unless the union is withdrawn, seeking direct appeal to secure liberty and prevent disorder in the community.
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Johnstown
Daniel J. Shields
Roosevelt
John L. Lewis Steel Union
John L. Lewis
George H. Earle
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Cambria Works
Shields
Earle
Hunt For Little Girls Ends In Finding Bodies
Mass search for three missing California girls ends with discovery of their bodies in Baldwin Hills. Authorities detain suspect Othel Leroy Strong while tracing leads from Olympia WA to local tie mill. The killings heighten tension amid steel strike violence and guard calls at water reservoirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Republic Steel Corporation
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Inland Steel Co
Bethlehem Steel
CIO
George Mike
Aliquippa
Beaver Falls
Moltrup Steel Products Company
Inglewood
Calif
Melba Marie Everett
Madeline Everett
Jeanette Marjorie Stephens
Baldwin Hills
Othel Leroy Strong
L. C. Huntamer
Olympia
Wash
Nstrong
Inglawool
Cali
Htkmes
Strong
Tast
Centinela Park
A. F. Wagner
Csif
Grand jury indicts Irwin for triple murder in New York
New York County grand jury handed up three indictments charging sculptor Robert Irwin with first degree murder for the Easter Sunday killings of Mrs. Mary Gedeon, her daughter Ronnie, and Frank Byrnes. Witness Mrs. Ethel Kudner testified. Irwin’s attorney Samuel Leibowitz sought an insanity defense and delayed arraignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smoking
New York
Chicago Police Bureau
John Toman
Tribune-Ap
GRAND
Irwin
Ethel Kudner
Robert Irwin
Beek
Actress Eleanor Huntley Divorced in Los Angeles
Eleanor May Heinze also known as Eleanor Huntley was divorced from Robert Kellogg Heinze in Los Angeles on June 29. The record cites her testimony that he became intoxicated three times a week.
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Los Angeles
Eleanor May Heinze
Eleanor Huntley
Robert Kellogg Heinze
Storms Leave Four Dead Across Atlanta and South
Scattered storms in the South brought brief relief from heat but caused property damage as four people died in the Atlanta area and surrounding sections.
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Atlanta
Round defeats Jacobs to reach Wimbledon semis
Helen Jacobs of California loses to Dorothy Round of England in straight sets 6-4 6-2 at Wimbledon. The crowd salutes the defeated champion as Round advances toward the semis while Don Budge reaches the men’s and mixed doubles semis with partner Gene Mako.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Dorothy Round
England
Helen Jacobs
California
Miss Jacobs
Mme
Rene Mathieu
France
Don Budge
Gene Mako
Christian Boussus
Yvon Petra
Budge
Ens Marble
Jacques Brugnon
Dorothy Andrus
Stamford
Conn
New York
Reverend Brown Accepts Army Chaplain Post
The Rev. Ralph Brown of Gooding Methodist church plans to move to Texas to take a United States Army chaplain position.
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Post Gooding
Ralph Brown
Gooding Methodist Church
Texas
United States Army
France shifts from gold standard to save franc
June 29 Paris The new government led by Camille Chautemps wins a confidence vote after asking for sweeping financial powers to re establish France s fiscal structure and restore confidence by ending speculation, conserving gold reserves and balancing the budget. Decrees suspend gold and foreign exchange dealings during the debate while parity with the tri partite monetary pact remains under review. Government seeks help from the United States and Great Britain to solve the crisis.
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Paris
Camille Chautemps
France
Chamber
Ie Smes Ws
Chautemps
Senate
Bonnet
George Bonnet
United States
Great Britain
Rene Brunet
Sid
United
Preliminary hearing set for Bramble arson case
City Judge B P Leverich set July 2 as the preliminary hearing date for Clif ford Bramble charged with second degree arson and burglary in fires in Salt Lake City and Sacramento. He is held on $5,000 bond on each count.
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Salt Lake City
B. P. Leverich
Clifford Bramble
Sacramento
Calif
Bramble
Explosion Kills Youth in Powder Ignition Attempt
One youth was killed and two others severely burned in a powder ignition explosion in Wolf Point Montana. The dead youth was Sidney, with Calvin and Bill Bunt, 20, among those burned.
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Wolf Point
Mont
Sidney
Calvin End
Bill Bunt
Union Pacific To Start Fast Train
The Niner service will run Chicago to San Francisco with joint operation by Chicago and Northwestern Union Pacific and Southern Pacific. The eight car air conditioned train seats 117 passengers and covers 49 hours eastbound and 50 hours 42 minutes westbound with intermediate stops at Omaha and Ogden Utah.
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CAGO
San Francisco
Boise Doctor to Blackfoot Named Medical Superintendent
Boise physician Dr Edmund Coats is expected to succeed Dr Charles Lowe as medical superintendent of the state mental hospital at Blackfoot. Lowe left Blackfoot for Nampa to head the state school and colony for the feeble minded. Coats trained at Nebraska Michigan and Los Angeles General Hospital specializing in neuropsychiatry. He is married with one daughter. Governor Clark preparation to act on the appointment and has backing from key officials.
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Boise
Edmund Coats
Charles R. Lowe
Blackfoot
Associated Press
Lowe
Nampa
Coats
Albert J. Coats
University of Nebraska At
Lincoln
University of Michigan At
Ann Arbor
Los Angeles General Hospital
Barzilla W. Clark
North Idaho
Lewis Williams
Jame W. Hawkins
Andrew Warner
Senator Ed Rich Invites Clark to Paris Idaho Address
State Senator Ed C. Rich invites Governor Barzilla W. Clark to deliver an address on August 22 in Paris Idaho. The event honors the legislator’s grandfather, with local organizers noting the historic connection and community support for the ceremony.
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Montpelier
Idaho
Ed C. Rich
Barzilla W. Clark Géliver
Paris
Theate Chatiench
Editors Open Union Talks in Chicago Session
James Stahlman urged publishers to defend free press against closed shop demands as about 300 executives met in Chicago for a convention. He clarified no intent to antagonize labor while stressing constitutional rights. The meeting preceded Washington testimony on tax avoidance via personal holding companies.
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Chicago
James Stahlman
American Newspaper Publishers Association
American Newspaper Guild
Stahlman
Nashville
Banner
Power Company Pioneering Agent Dies in Boise
Ernest C. Kierstad 55, longtime Idaho Power employee and special agent, died in Boise of pneumonia. Survived by widow and sister Mrs Pred Voight of San Jose California. Died today. he had 25 years of service with the company.
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Boise
Ernest C. Kierstad
Idaho Power Company
Pred Voight
San Jose
Calif
Death sentences for two convicted killers of federal agent
In Pekka on January 29 1938 or 29 a federal judge sentenced Robert J. Suhay and Glen J. Applegate to death for the murder of federal agent Whamberly W Baker. Judge Richard J Hopkins denied their motion for a new trial.
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Peka
Kas
Jne
Robert J. Suhay
Glen J. Applegate
Whamberly W. Baker
Richard J. Hopkins
Scores From Today’s American League Games
In Philadelphia New York beat the Phillies 7 to 2 with Chandler Makosky and Dickey Smith featuring for New York. Washington and Boston played with Washington winning by a shutout 0 to 0. Detroit defeated Chicago 3 to 2 as Auker and Tebbette held Sewell. St Louis outscored Cleveland 5 to 1 and 7 to 1 with pitching by Hogset Knott Hemsley Whitehill Heving Pytlak.
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Philadelphia
R. H. E. New York
Chandler, Makosky
Dickey
Smith and Brucker
Cleveland
R. H. E. St. Louis
Hogset, Knott and Hemsley
Whitehill
Heving and
Pytlak
Batteries Spark Victory in New York and Boston Games
In New York the Philadel a team led 8 to 0 and used Mulcahy Pagseau Atwood Schumacher Smith and Mancuso as batteries. Boston's Brooklyn side managed an 8 to 1 score with Butcher Phelps Fette and Lopez powering the offense.
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New York
R. H. E. Philadel
Mulcahy
Pagseau
Atwood
Schumacher
Smith and
Mancuso
Boston
R. H. E. Brooklyn
Butcher
Phelps
Fette and
Lopez
First Game Batter Clash at Cincinnati and Pittsburgh
In the first game at Cincinnati Pittsburgh won 9 to 1 with a nine run offense in a two inning spread. Bowman Todd Derringer and Lombardi handled batteries for Pittsburgh while Cincinnati used its combination of pitchers and fielders to limit scoring.
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Cincinnati
R. H. E. Pittsburgh
Bowman
Todd
Derringer
Lombardi
Pittsburgh
Bauers
Padden
Vander Meer
Hollingsworth
W. Davis
St. Louis
R. H. E. Chicago
Carleton and
Hartnett
Weiland
Osrodowek
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Warren
Ohio
Mans Hill
A. Adams
William Allen
General Sessions Court
Leibowitz
Canif
Melba
Jeanette Stephens
Union Pacific
Clark
Cities Service Company
TAX Investigation
Doherty
Washington
Congressional
Henry L. Doherty
Abe Fortas
Securities Commission
Henry L. Doherty and Company, Inc
Jersey City
N. J
Doherty and Company
Dougherty
Doherty Research Company
Improved Equipment Company
Gas Securties Company
Exective
Doherty’s
Fortas
Cartier Lupton
Chattanooga
Sloan
Pocket Books
Cities Service
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
General Motors Corporation
Wilhelmina du Pont Ross
Montchanin
Del
Renappi Corporation
Vetecran
R. H. E. Boston
Grove and
DeSantells
Weaver
R. Ferrell
Detroit
Auker and Tebbette
Stratton and Sewell
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