Clinton County Democrats Back Davey Troop Action
Clinton County Democratic committees and leaders urged Governor Martin L. Davey to deploy the Ohio National Guard to maintain order in Ohio steel districts. They praise his intervention to protect property, labor rights, and lives while mediation seeks a settlement between employers and workers. The resolution was sent to the Governor via Mrs. John J Jaster Jr. after a Monday meeting.
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Clinton County
Democratic
Martin L. Davey
Ohio National Guard
Executive and Central Committee
Ladies Democratic Club
Davey
L Ggstatts
John J. Jaster, Jr
Climton County
Ohio
Democratic Club
Bellevue Dike Remains Open As Flood Recedes
Bellevue mayor said the four day flood crisis had passed and asked the New York Central to keep a washed out embankment section open as a spillway for water behind a 2000 acre flooded area. City plans a $100000 relief fund as 300 homes damaged and 100 families homeless.
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Bellevue
R. E. Woleslager
New York Central Railroad
Kilbourne Street
Harmonfield
Lake Erie
Relief bill sent to White House for approval
The House sent the administration 1.5 billion relief bill to the White House for approval after adopting conferees' recommendations. The measure extends the Public Works Administration for two years and provides 359 million dollars for public works grants, with the Senate having approved the report yesterday. Representative Woodrum urged a sane plan for relief before the next Congress.
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House
Senate
PWA
Woodrum
Dva
House Appropriations Committee On
Congress
Parker and son face sentencing in Wendel kidnapping case
Newark N Y June 29 Sentencing of Detective Ellis H Parker and his son Ellis Jr convicted of conspiracy in the Paul H Wendel kidnapping was set for tomorrow by Federal Judge William Clark.
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Newark
N. Y
Ellis H. Parker
Ellis, Jr
Paul H. Wendel
William Clark
Germany Italy Refuse Patrol in Spain Crisis
Italo German rejection of a neutral patrol for Spain's coasts by Britain and France keeps European cooperation in question. A Rome Berlin stand led to a quick adjournment of the hands off Spain sub committee, with talks to resume Friday.
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Germany
Italy
Associated Press
Spain
Great Britain
France
Rome - Berlin
Count Dino Grandi
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Russia
Belgium
Portugal
Czechoslovakia
Sweden
Police Seek Suspect in Inglewood Girl Slayings
Bloodstained youth sought after three young girls Melba Everett 9 Madeline Syverett 7 and Jeanette Stephens 8 were found slain in Baldwin Hills with rope around throats. Investigators pursued leads including a man offering a car for 15 dollars and a later report tying Otto Rasmussen to an unrelated assault.
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Beverly Hills
Melba Marie Everett
Madeline Syverett
Jeanette Marjorie Stephens
Baldwin Hills
Othel Leroy Strong
L. C. Huntamer
Olympia
Wash
Strong
Inglewood
Calif
Huntamer
Washington
San Diego
del Mar
Jack Cornell
Otto R. Rasmussen
Los Angeles
Carol A. Sims
Baron Fitts
Miss Sims
Rasmussen
Centinela Park
A. F. Wacner
Melba Everett
Marjorie Stephens
Madeline
Bob Brown
Frank Fortune
Don Morsaint
Winslow Smith
Four women and one man injured in factory picket clash
In Fremont on June 29 a fight broke out between women pickets from Emmons Manufacturing Company makers of women's garments and nearby male laborers at a construction site. The clash left four women and one man injured.
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Fremont
Emmons Manufacturing Company
Senate OKs Loan Interest Rate Bill for Land Banks
The Senate approved a measure to extend the 3 1/2 percent interest rate on federal land bank loans for one year, with a 4 percent rate to take effect after. It would cut land bank commissioner loan rates from 5 to 4 percent for two years, sending the bill to the White House where President Roosevelt may veto.
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Washington
Senate
Federal Land Bank
Land Bank Commissioner
White House
Roosevelt
First Degree Murder Charge Against Irwin
New York reports a grand jury indicted sculptor Robert Irwin on three counts of first degree murder for the Easter Sunday triple killings on Beekman Hill. Irwin, amid a delay, declined to plead as attorney Samuel Leibowitz seeks a 24 hour postponement.
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New York
Ethel Rudner
Robert Irwin
Beekman Hill
Kudner
William C. Dodge
Irwin
William Allen
General Sessions Court
Samuel Leibowitz
Dodge
Hunt on Stand in Jewett Case
John Wuest Hunt, a Corporent and Divine follower, testifies in Los Angeles on his alleged role in transporting 17 year old Delight Jewett from Denver to Beverly Hills for immoral purposes. The defense had summoned Miss Jewett and her parents Norman and Betty Jewett as witnesses as the trial resumes after a Friday recess.
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Los Angeles
John Wuest Hunt
Jewett
Hunt
Denver
Colo
Beverly Hills
Calif
Miss Jewett
Norman Lee
Betty Jewett
Long Fight Looms Over Finance Bill in Ohio Senate
The Ohio Senate finance bloc prepares to extend biennial appropriations for three months with a stop-gap bill totaling 11,224,644 dollars to fund state government from July 1 if the current conference on the biennial bill fails. Lieutenant Governor Paul P. Yoder warns the stop-gap should be a last resort.
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Columbus
Ohio Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Paul P. Yoder
Illness Delays Ironton Jury In Ballot Tampering Case
The Ironton trial of four ballot tampering suspects was postponed when nine jurors fell ill with dysentery. A physician attended in court as proceedings continued later. Witnesses including Charles Pratt and William Dickens testified while defense aims to prove absence from the tampering sites.
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Ironton
Pearl Pratt
William C. Dickens
Common Pleas
Dickens
Dan C. Rapp
Rapp
Thomas A. Burke, Jr
Burke
Harry Banton
Flays Auto Head For Tax Evasion
A Securities Commission attorney testified before a congressional tax inquiry that Alfred P. Sloan Jr. and Mrs. Sloan saved about 1.9 million dollars in taxes from 1934 to 1936 via personal holding companies. Fortas named other prominent figures including Mrs. Wilhelmina Du Pont Ross and John J. Raskob's wife as connected to tax avoidance schemes.
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Washington
Securities Commission
Congressional Tax Inquiry Committee
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
General Motors Corporation
Sloan
Abe Fortas
Commission
Wilhemina du Pont Ross
Montchanin
Del
Renappi Corporation
Earhart Lands in New Guinea After World Flight
Amelia Earhart, during her around the world voyage, reportedly landed her monoplane at Lae, New Guinea at 12 midnight local time. She departed Port Darwin, Australia, Monday at 4 19 P M for the leg across the Arafura Sea.
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Sydney
Australia
Amelia Earhart
Lae
New Guinea
Miss Earhart
Port Darwin
Arafura Sea
Accused Leaders Claim Terror Campaign Against Steel Workers
Under C. O. Fire Sheriff Ralph E. Elser of Youngstown, Ohio, he is charged alongside city police by John Owens, Ohio organizer for the C. S O., with a systematic campaign of terror aided by the National Guard against striking steel workers.
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Ralph E. Elser
Youngstown, O
John Owens
Ohio
C. S O
National Guard
Strikig Steel
France Leaves Gold Standard Amid Money Crisis
Paris June 29 The new Popular Front government faces a grave financial crisis and seeks emergency powers to stabilize France. Camille Chautemps wins a 393 to 142 confidence vote in the Chamber of Deputies and vows to end speculation, conserve gold reserves, balance the budget, and revive the economy amid talks of franc devaluation and a temporary off gold standard status.
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Paris
People’s Front
Oea
United Peas
Great Britain
France
Camille Chautemps
Chamber of Deputies
Chautemps
Chamber
Lawrence Knox Dies After Fall At Dayton Storefront
Lawrence Knox age 41 an ironworker was killed when a steel cable broke while he tightened it causing him to fall from a fourth floor girder at a Dayton department store under construction this morning.
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Dayton
Lawrence Knox
Mayors threat and tennis upset in brief today
Johnstown mayor Daniel Shields warned Roosevelt that citizens may act if steel unionists are not withdrawn. Dorothy Round defeated Helen Jacobs 6 4 6 2 to seize Wimbledon singles. In Ryder Cup play United States teams led Britain 21 2 to 11 2 in the Scotch foursomes.
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Wires
Johnstown
Daniel J. Shields
Roosevelt
My City
John L. Lewis Steel
Wimbledon
Eng
Dorothy Round
England
Helen Jacobs
California
Southport
Ed Dudley
Byron Nelson
Ralph Guldahl
Tony Manero
United States
Great Britain
Bomb plots hush steel strikes as pipelines blown near Cambria
Authorities charged Gus Hall CIO organizer as a plot to halt Bethlehem Steel Cambria works with dynamite. The strike across steel giants escalates with pipeline blasts, a Beaver Falls death, and explosives found in Warren union HQ. Bond set at 25000 with multiple suspects jailed.
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Warren
Gus Hall
CIO
Seven State
Cambria Works
Bethlehem Steel
Johnstown
Beaver Falls
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Republic Steel Corporation
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Inland Steel Co
George Mike
Aliquippa
Moltrup Steel Products Company
Hall
George Buchwalter
Arthur Scott
John Borawei
George Dundas
Harry Wines
Pittsburgh
Philip Murray
SWOC
Markets At A Glance New York stocks gain steels and rails rally
Markets at a glance report mild gains in New York with steels and rails leading. Bond markets show mixed results as U S governments improve. Chicago wheat remains strong amid crop damage, corn uneven as eastern houses sell. Cattle grain fed rise to 26 higher while hogs drop 10 to 15 cents with top at 11 90.
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U. S
Chicago
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Central Presse Soundphoto
Chicago Herald and Examiner
Ronnie Gedeon
Parkers
Butler
Bel-Air
Ironton Jury
Charles Pratt
The
Flays Auto
Earhart
C. O. Fire
Miss Jacobs
Cambria
Picket
Vines
B. J. Gillen
Youngstown
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