Troops Guard reopened Youngstown plants after four week strike
Officials of Youngstown Sheet and Tube and Republic Steel claimed the reopened plants were flooded with workers as police and National Guardsmen protected entrances. About 4,200 of 10,000 workers reported for duty at Campbell works and 4,000 to 4,500 of a 6,000 normal force entered the plants. SWOC called for a mass meeting at 2 PM while warning defeat for strikers.
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Youngstown
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co
Republic Steel Corporation
Roy Leventry
Republic Steel
W. B. Gillies
Sheet and Tube
Campbell Works
Republic
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
SWOC
Depuy
CIO
Steel
Ohio
Davey
National Guard
Federal Mediation Board
Mediation Board
Taft says federal mediation board nearly closed
Charles P Taft 2nd chairman of the mediation board in the steel strike reports the board’s work is virtually closed and states he will sail for England on a three week trip next Wednesday.
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Cincinnati
Charles P. Taft
Federal Mediation Board
England
Suitor Arrested in Cleveland Murder Case
Charles E. Speir, 20, once in love with Miss Mary Mathes, was captured after a lengthy pursuit and jailed in Warren for the Cleveland slaying. Mathes, found dead in her east side home, had reportedly spurned him, and his car crashed at high speed near Niles en route.
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Mary Mathes
Cleveland
Miss Mathes
Girard
Trumbull County
Warren
East Side
Charles E. Speir
Stephen Tozzer
Air masses blamed for Ohio flood and California chill
Scientists said a misbehaving high over the Atlantic triggered Ohio floods while a high over the Aleutians cooled California last winter. Prof Hurd C Willett of MIT cited long distance forecasting as a possible outcome of understanding these patterns.
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Denver
California
Aleutian Islands
Ohio
Atlantic Ocean
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Midwest
Atlantic
Hurd C. Willett
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Officials Begin Cut in Ohio WPA Personnel
Works Progress Administration headquarters started drafting orders to shrink Ohio WPA rolls by about 19 000 people effective July 15. The state quota is 90 745 with current personnel slightly over 100 000.
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Columbus
Works Progress Administration
President's Son Ready for Marriage in Wilmington
Franklin Roosevelt Jr arrives in Wilmington with Harvard degree and plans to marry Ethel Dupont. The couple will wed Wednesday at sunset at the Dupont home where Miss Dupont’s parents hang a life-size portrait of their daughter in the living room.
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Wilmington
Del
Franklin Roosevelt, Jr
Harvard
Ethel Dupont
Miss Ethel
Lavish spender Hunt tied to Mann Act case in Beverly Hills
Witnesses at the Mann Act trial depict John Wuest Hunt as a candy fortune heir and Father Divine ally. Harold B Smith describes Hunt’s extravagant acts and religious episodes during alleged transportation of Dwilight Jewett a 17 year old Denver girl to Beverly Hills for immoral purposes.
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Los Angeles
John Wuest Hunt
Father Divine
Chamber of Commerce
Harold B
John the Baptist
Smith
Hunt
Dwlight Jewett
Denver
Beverly Hills
Artist Robert Irwin Flees Cleveland Police Hunt
A Lake Erie city chase centers on painter and divinity student Robert Irwin who fled a shabby room as police pursue him for the Gedeon murders in New York. Henrietta Koscianski, 19, a hotel kitchen worker, identified a bar boy as the killer after noting resemblances to a detective magazine photo. Authorities widened the nationwide manhunt after the startling identification.
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Cleveland
Robert Irwin
New York City
Gedeon
Sculptor Divinity
Veronica Gedeon
East Side
Irwin
Stephen Tozzer
Lake Erie
Henrietta Koscianski
Art
Mise Kosefanski
Bob
Robert Murray
Il Duce predicts Madrid fall as Franco closes Basque provinces
Il Popolo D Italia editorial claims Madrid will fall soon ending the European crisis. The piece, attributed to Mussolini, says Franco's forces have taken Bilbao and push toward Santander, the last northern coast city remaining.
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Rome
Madrid
Mussolini
Il Popolo D'Italia
Il Duce
Francisco Franco
Franco
Bilbao
Santander
Colin Clive Lays in State Before Funeral Rites
The body of British actor Colin Clive lay in state in Hollywood as Episcopal funeral rites set for Tuesday. Clive, age 37, died yesterday from a pulmonary ailment and is expected to be transported to England for burial.
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Hollywood
Colin Clive
England
Clive
Acquittal Provokes Backlash in Arkansas Town
Slim Bernice Felton and her father faced federal charges after an acquittal that locals disliked. Felton, 18, and her father left town following the verdict in the hitchhike killing of Victor Gates. Lester Brockelhurst was sentenced to die in the electric chair. The mayor said many residents disapproved of their celebrations on the streets.
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Lonoke
Ark
Slim Bernice Felton
Rockford, Ill
Victor Gates
Lester Brockelhurst
George Bailey
State Gets Huge Tax From Estate
In Xenia the estate of Miss Emma C King is valued at 1 514 749 63 including 1 485 849 63 personal property and 28 900 real estate Deducting debts 253 263 69 and admin costs 61 617 the net value is 1 199 868 94 Court records show state inheritance tax on the estate of 87 253 14.
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Xenia
Emma C. King
Washington Buzzes Over F. D. R. Third Term Talk
In Washington a third term for President Roosevelt is debated after Pennsylvania Governor Earle urged reelection. Lawmakers note the long tradition against third terms, citing Washington and Grant, with Senators and Governors weighing constitutional precedent and political risk.
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Washington
George H. Earle
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Congress
Earle
White House
Farle
George Washington
Ulysses S. Grant
Democrats Continue Island Meet Aimed at Party Harmony
A second batch of 100 Democratic congressmen joined President Roosevelt at Jefferson Island in Chesapeake Bay for a three day outing described as an old fashioned political picnic. Sun burned guests reported light talk with some serious discussion amid horse play and relaxation, signaling a push to promote party unity.
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Annapolis
Jefferson Island
Chesapeake Bay
Roosevelt
Heat at North Pole base melts Soviet ice house
Heat at the Soviet polar base left the ice-block house for the radio station melted, and the supporting ice floe weakened by rain. The camp at the North Pole became precarious as conditions deteriorated.
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Soviet North Pole
Moscow
North Pole
Barstow Family Tragedy Leaves Woman Dead in Newark
Police respond after children call from Newark to report their mother Mrs Allie Barstow 39 in a deep stupor. She dies at a hospital from a spine hemorrhage after being brought in from Chillicothe two months ago. Burial planned in Nelsonville.
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Newark
Allie Barstow
Barstows
Chillicothe
Nelsonville
Motive Sought in Ironton Roadside Slayings
Investigators seek a motive for the killings of Evans Barnett and Mae Davis, found shot to death on a deserted road 12 miles northwest of Ironton. Joseph Kidd reported three men in a large car demanded gasoline at a Lawrence County rock crusher, then left with an oil drum before the bodies were found. Coroner Lyndh said multiple gunmen likely fired the shots.
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Greene
Trumbull County
Niles
Ironton
Evans Barnett
Mae Davis
B. R. Monte
Joseph Kidd
Here
Lawrence County
Kidd
W. Wilson Lyndh
Jacobs Louis Fight Negotiations Set for London
Sol Strauss, attorney for Mike Jacobs, sails for England to finalize a August London bout involving Joe Louis, the newly crowned heavyweight champion. Murray vows victory for Steel Workers Organizing Committee strike in four major independent mills.
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New York
Sol Strauss
Mike Jacobs
England
Joe Louis
London
Murray
Pittsburgh
Philip Murray
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Republic Flays Postal Officials Over Delivery Shrinkage
Republic Steel Corp tells a federal court that mail delivery is being refused due to fear of CIO violence. It accuses the post office of ceding to CIO dictates and urges orders to deliver parcel post items of food and clothing to strike-bound Warren and Niles plants in Ohio.
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Washington
Republic Steel Corporation
CIO
Post Office Department
John L. Lewis
Warren
Niles
Ohio
Old Age Pension Plan Investigation Opens in Columbus
Ohio Senate subcommittee opened an inquiry into the state old age pension system. Chairman E Matthews Steele said the probe would look for political patronage in pension grants federal actions by Governor Martin L Davey raising pensions ten dollars monthly during the campaign and ways to weed out chiselers and limit pensioners.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
E. Matthews Steele
Clinton
Martin L. Davey
CIO Sues To Halt Gov Davey Use Of National Guard
The CIO filed in federal court to enjoin Gov. Davey from using National Guard troops to protect return-to-work workers in Mahoning Valley steel mills. Judge Underwood set a hearing. suit claims violations of free speech and assembly and seeks to bar enforcement of the governor and civil authorities actions.
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Columbus
CIO
Martin L. Davey
National Guard
Mahoning Valley
Meil G. Underwood
Adjt
Emil F. Marx
Ralph E. Elser
Mahoning County
Roy F. Hardman
Youngstown
Markets At A Glance
New York stocks fell led by rails and steels as bonds eased while Brazil loans buck the trend. Chicago wheat retreated on profit taking while July corn held firm. Cattle and hogs remained nominally steady.
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Brazil
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Bernice Felton
Ohio National Guardsmen
Senator Wagner
New York Evening Journal
Theodore Roosevelt
McKinley
Grant
House
la Follette
Coolidge
Thomas Jefferson
Island Meet
Pole
Steel Corporation
OLD Age
Elser
Mahoning
Trumbull
Republic Steel Corp
Inland Steel Co
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Chicago
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