Violence over steel wage fight spreads to Ohio and Pa
The strike against Republic Steel and other firms draws appeals to President Roosevelt from Gov. Davey and Mayor Shields as state police patrol Cambria County sites. Officials report few workers at mills, with mounted troopers monitoring as calls for federal intervention grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comn
Republic Steel Corporation
Ngstown ‘Sheet and Tube Company
Inland Steel
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Roosevelt
Daniel J. Shields
Johnstown
Martin L. Davey
Ohio
Cambria
Franklin Plant
Davey
Washington
For Sale Multiple Real Estate and Pets Advertisements
Several for sale notices include a modern eight room home on Woodland Avenue with bargain price, three building lots on Courtfield Avenue with fifty foot fronts, and quick sale price. Also Rockcroft wax cherries at an orchard on June 17 18 and 19 with telephone contact in Berryville Virginia. Thoroughbred Cocker Spaniel puppies for sale and foundation garments with appointment contact.
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Woodland Avenue
Courtfield Avenue
Frank Gearing
East Piccadilly St
Rockcroft
Orchard
Telephone
Berryville
Mayor Shields Accuses Strikers of Kidnapping
Johnstown mayor Daniel Shields denounces strikers as engaging in kidnapping while urging unity against unamericanisms. Lewis plans a Chicago address as Phillip Murray seeks federal intervention and worker testimony before a labor secretary panel. Senate inquiry probes mail delivery disruptions at steel plants amid the strike. Roosevelt urged to host a conference to reconcile opposing views.
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Daniel Shields
Johnstown
John B. Lewis
Lewis
Chicago
Phillip Murray
Washington
Murray
Secretary of Labor
Senate
Dacey
Roosevelt
To Force Taxes Continued From Page One
Morgenthau criticizes tax avoiders who split income among family members or trusts to lower brackets. He cites hobby deductions in racing stables and similar ventures where losses are claimed as business deductions. He warns of wealthy individuals setting up foreign corporations to shift income and evade taxes.
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Morgenthau
Strike Mediators Named Taft To Lead Board
Miss Perkins names Taft son of the late President as chairman of the board as strike mediators continue talks. The report notes arrangements to discuss with the board and advance negotiations.
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Miss Perkins
Taft
The
United States
Parson Case Whitley Leaves NY Office on undisclosed mission
Parson Case Whitley, head of the New York office, departed yesterday with an associate on an undisclosed assignment. The search in the woods has continued since Monday despite their absence, with several searchers directing efforts on the ground.
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Whitley
New York
Odor Detected Far From Home Prompted Suspicion
Investigators traced a distinct body odor about 2000 yards from the residence after dark last night. Brookhaven police Lt. Stacey Wilson said the scent was unmistakable yet cautioned it could be animal. Federal agents continued work in secrecy as Connell e y and aides reported no developments.
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Lieut
Stacey Wilson
Brookhaven
Connelley
Veterans and Ladies Auxiliary Open Session in Winchester
All invited to a joint opening Monday at 9 30 in the morning for the annual sessions of the Veteran and the Ladies Auxiliary. Nationally known figures are expected in Winchester next week for the convention concluding June 23 with final business, installation of officers, and time and place report. A featured program includes the annual banquet and military ball at the George Washington Hotel and Winchester Golf Club on Tuesday night.
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Ladies
Winchester
George Washington Hotel
Winchester Golf Club
Blum's Bid For Power Rejected
PARIS June 17. The Senate finance committee unanimously rejected Premier Leon Blum's bill for a virtual financial dictatorship. It said it would consider a plan to combat speculation and tax evasion if submitted, but it would not grant decree powers to govern finances. Auriol left the hearing to consult Blum.
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Paris
Senate Finance Committee
Leon Blum
Vincent Auriol
People’s Front
Blum
Auriol
Inventory of Plant Munitions at Warren and Niles Plants
The Republic Steel Corporation furnished the Steel Workers Organizing Committee with an inventory of munitions in its Warren and Niles plants. The list, provided during a hearing on an injunction to curb picketing, included three thousand rounds ammunition .38 caliber and other items.
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Warren, O
Republic Steel Corporation
Steel Workers’ Organizing Committee
Warren and Niles
Shotgun and arms inventory fragments reported
Fragmentary read of weapons stock lists shows three boxes of shotgun shells, twenty shotguns, thirty pyran devices, ten gas guns, and two hundred fifty long-range items. No context or provenance provided.
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Livking Room
K’ Rugs
Oom
Din Furniture
Amherst
Sitdoun Street
Fairmont Avenue
Loudoun St
Cork St
Hable’s Real Estate
S. Main Street
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Water St
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R. R. Spur
A. Gibbons
Fairmont Ave
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Royal Avenue
Front Royal
Rawleigh
Rawleigh's
Dept
Richmond
Willis’ Bicycle and Radio Shop
Hoover Sales and Service
P. E. Gross
W. Cork St
Chapman Motor Co
South
S-L-I-P
Buncutter Tire Co
Ewe
Fox Hound
Mollie
Russell
Haymaker
Harris
Pine Motor CO
Corner
Braddock
Mae Poameneuenae
Ford
Chevrolet
Braddock and Cecil Sts
Steelstream Styling
General Motors
Chevrolet Motor Division
General Motors Sales Corporation
Detroit
Mich
Woodstock
Beas
Eae Se
Shenandoah Motor CO. Inc
Winchester, Virginia
Parkway Chevrolet Inc
Front Royal, Va
Coats
Pink
Goodrich
Goodrich Silvertowns
Silvertown
Cammer Tire CO
Braddock & Boscawen
Sts
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