Steel power fades as workers return amid clashes
Independent steel firms in Pennsylvania and Ohio reopen plants with state troopers guarding peace as about half of Bethlehem Steel Cambria workers resume, while a mass meeting planned by the CIO attracts only 1,500. Nationwide, Hitler vows action, mediation board folds, and wage law debates continue amid long congressional session anticipated.
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Pennsylvania
Ohio
George H. Harley
Johntown
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Great Cambria
Daniel Shields
Johnstown
Republic Steel Curation
Youngstown Sheet & Iba Company
Mahoning Valley
Chicago
der Fuehrer
Adolf Hitler
Wurzberg
Germany
Spain
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Almeria
Deutschland
Leipzig
Great Britain
France
Perkins
Cleveland
Charles P. Taft
Cincinnati
Lloyd Garrison
National Labor Relations Board
Edward F. McGrady
Mme. Perkins
Tom Girdler
Eugene Grace
Davey
Steel
Columbus
Mme
Perking
Roosevelt in the Spot Over Third Term Debate
The article discusses Franklin D. Roosevelt facing pressure and debate over a potential third term, sparked by Pennsylvania Governor George Earle and other Democratic figures. It analyzes political risks, party dynamics at the Capitol, and possible contenders while noting the long-standing Washington precedent set by George Washington.
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Montagues and Capulets
Ethel du Font
Eugene du Font
Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Jr
United States
Christchurch
Wilmington
Del
Congress
Jefferson Island
Chesapeake Bay
Roosevelt
Washington
Roosevelt George H. Earle
Pennsylvania
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Mr. Roosevelt
George H. Earle
Earle
Democratic Party
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Chicago
Harle
George Washington
George
Franklin Roosevelt
Harle Ag
Chesapeake
House of Representatives
Jefferson Island Club
Capitol
Senate
Garner
Robinson
Arkansas
Harrison
Mississippi
White House
Robingon
Harevison
Taye Owl
Household Hints From Old Time WNU Service
A garbled WNU Service clipping shares practical tips for kitchen care and home hacks. It covers preserving silverware, washing flannels with olive oil, concealing scratches with iodine, keeping cake icing tidy, making pineapple sherbet, and pairing soap storage with fresh fragrance.
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WNU
Sincerity of Twain Gratifying to Beauty
An American author named Mark Twain, traveling in a remote European region with a companion, heard no English for days and exclaimed about a stunning girl at a railroad station. The woman replied in perfect English that she valued the evident sincerity of the compliment more than the publicity it generated.
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Treasung
Madrid
Bilbao
Francisco Franco
Guadalajara
Valencia
Mark Twain
Europe
Ned
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Frank Byrnes
New York City
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People's Front
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Congress For
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Murphy
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Philippine Commonwealth
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Kentucky
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Federal Reconstruction Finance Corporation
American Federation of Labor
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