Union Employes Start New Sitdown Strike at Goodyear Plant
Akron O June 10 union employes began a new sitdown strike at Goodyear Tire Rubber Company affecting about 4000 workers in plants No 1 and 2. They staged idle shifts in protest of the beating of S H Dalrymple president of the United Rubber Workers International Union at Gadsden Alabama. Dalrymple returned with a black eye and bruised face and was hospitalized for observation in fair condition.
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Goodyear
Akron
Goodyear Tire Rubber Company
H. Dalrymple
United Rubber Workers International Union
Gadsden
Ala
Dalrymple
Carymple
Youth Drowns in Atlanta Pool During Picnic Event
James Hammond aged 12 drowned in a city swimming pool yesterday while part of a church picnic party. His absence was noticed after other bathers had left the water.
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Atlanta
James Hammond
Police Guard Picket Strengthened At Remington Rand Plant
Syracuse N Y June 10 Police guards and the picket line at the Remington Rand plant were bolstered after James H Rand Jr announced plans to import five hundred strike breakers. Mayor Marvin ordered police to preserve order as rioting marred the strike with a group attacked by officers outside a downtown hotel and a girl struck by tear gas.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Remington Rand
James H. Rand, Jr
Rolland B. Marvin
Thomas Carroll
Police hold two men in death of popular songwriter
In Hamilton Ohio police detained Edward C Moorman 20 on murder charges and held Julius Murray as a material witness after writer Johnny Black author of Dardanella and Sally died from skull fractures. Two women with the men at Club Dardenella were sought. Black died yesterday after an argument over 25 cents led to a confrontation outside. Fred Fisher who wrote the lyric for Dardanella says the song earned over a million dollars though Black netted about 12 000 after selling his rights.
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Hamilton
Johnny Black
Sally
Black
Edward C. Moorman
Julius Murray
Dardenella
E. E. Cook
Moorman
Fred Fisher
Trimble resigns as Georgia Bankers Association president
Augusta Ga June 10 Lee S Trimble announced his resignation as president of the Georgia Bankers Association and as vice president of the Georgia Railroad Bank and Trust Company to become vice president and manager of the Macon Chamber of Commerce Trimble will be succeeded by H Lane Young expected to take over the state association chairmanship and John L Morris will leave Macon for the Miami Chamber post next week
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Augusta
Lee S. Trimble
Georgia Bankers Association
Georgia Railroad Bank and Trust Company
Macon Chamber Commerce
Trimble
John L. Morris
Macon
Miami Chamber of Commerce
H. Lane Young
Atlanta
State Association
Two More Insane Criminals Caught in Minnesota Breakout
St. Peter Minnesota June 10. Melvin C Passolit superintendent of the state bureau of criminal apprehension announced the capture today of two more insane asylum criminals leaving only five of 16 at large. The last two arrested were Wilbert Jorissen torture bandit and Adolph Walworth admitted on a grand larceny charge. Of the five still at large three were convicted murderers and two bank robbers.
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St. Peter, Minn
Melvin C. Passolit
State Bureau of Criminal Apprehension
Wilbert Jorissen
Adolph Walworth
Drowning Tragedy: Ernest S. Van Sickle Dies in Tennessee
The 28 year old salesman slipped from a boat while fishing on Duck River near Centerville and drowned. Companions attempted rescue. Long ran three miles for help as weight from boots and clothing prevented swimming. The body was recovered after four hours of dragging. Van Sickle held skeet shooting titles in Arkansas and Tennessee.
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Nashville
Tenn
Ernest S. van Sickle
Centerville
Little Rock
Ark
Duck River
Jesse Long
van Sickle
Arkansas
Tennes
Secret Passage and Pursuit in Lowrie Wood
Hope recounts hidden stairway beneath Uncle Pieter’s grave in Lowrie Wood. Roddie helps unlock a secret door while torrobin schemes, leading to fear, pursuit, and a plan to flee by ship with Roddie as investigators close in.
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Pieter
Roddie
Torrobin
Hoey Leads McDonald in North Carolina Governor Race
Complete returns from 97 of 100 counties show Clyde Hoey leading Dr. Ralph W. McDonald by 4 343 votes in the Democratic gubernatorial race. Hoey falls short of a majority and faces McDonald in a July 4 runoff.
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Hoey
McDonald
North Carolina
Charlotte
N. C
Clyde Hoey
Ralph W. McDonald
Dr. McDonald
A. T. Graham
John A. McRae
J. W. Batley
South Carolina Qualifies for Federal Unemployment Benefits
South Carolina today qualified for unemployment compensation under the federal program as its state law was approved by the social security board, becoming the fourteenth state to gain approval. The law takes effect July 1. eligible unemployed workers start receiving benefits in 1938, and employers with eight or more workers will contribute to a pooled fund to finance future benefits.
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Washington
South Carolina
Social Security Board
Alabama
California
Indiana
Massachusetts
Mississippi
New Hampshire
New York
Rhode Iand
Oregon
Utah
Wisconsin
District of Columbia
Jury Convicts Willie After Spiritual Defense
Yesterday a Perior Court jury rejected a defendant’s claim that an evil spirit possessed him despite his prayers. Willie was found guilty and sentenced to 12 months at the state prison farm.
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Perior
Willie
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