Five Injured In Canton Iron Plant Strike Clash
Five people including a five year old were injured in Canton Ohio as guards and strikers clashed near the United Alley plant of a Republic Steel subsidiary during a midnight strike by the Amalgamated Association. A guard fired from a moving bus, a five year old boy received tear gas effects, and a shell exploded near homes as more than 500 pickets surrounded the site. Both Berger Manufacturing and United Alloy plants operated with partial crews.
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Canton
United Alleys
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin
Sam Davis
Carozza
Tony Carozza
Religious Worker Will Resume His Pastoral Labors
Dr. Daniel A. Poling, noted young people's religious worker and president of the International Christian Endeavor Union, said in Spokane he plans to re enter pastoral work in about four years after the Philadelphia convention. He will tour the Orient including the Philippines Australia and New Zealand before returning to resume church work as a pastor.
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Spokane
Wash
Daniel A. Poling
International Christian Endeavor Union
International Christian Endeavor
Philadelphia
Poling
Orient
Philippines
Australia
New Zealand
United States
U S Housing Bureau Booth At Local Flower Show
A telegram from Washington states the Federal Housing Administration will have a booth at the George Washington Hotel for the Winchester Clarke Garden Club flower show opening at 3 30 p m Benjamin F Walton FHA field representative will head the booth and provide free literature on the better housing program to interested residents
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Winchester-Clarke Garden Club
Washington
Federal Housing Administration
George Washington Hotel
Benjamin F. Walton
Reduction In Popular Brands Of Cigarettes
New York May 28 prices fall on four leading cigarette brands to 11 cents a pack. A department store listed 99 cent cartons, and other shops sold cartons as low as 1.10. The net reduction was three.
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New York
McLarin Edges Ross In Welterweight Title Fight
New York May 28 Jim McLarin world welterweight champion will face Barney Ross in a 15 round title bout at the Polo Grounds. McLarin weighed 144 3/4 pounds while Ross tipped the scales at 141 pounds.
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New York
Jimmy McLarin
Barney Ross
Polo Grounds
McLarin
Ross
Veteran mail plane flier found dead in wreck
Al Lucas a 34 year old veteran flier was found dead in the wreckage of his mail plane about 13 miles south of Glenda Wyoming. He had been on a scheduled Wyoming air service route from Billings Montana to Cheyenne and had been unreported since late yesterday. A sudden storm is blamed for the crash.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
al Lucas
Glenda
Lucas
Wyoming Air Service
Billings
Mont
Government's Case Is Rested In Local Liquor Conspiracy Trial
ROANOKE Virginia May 28 The government rested its case on the 27th day of the trial of alleged Franklin County liquor conspirators. The jury was excused until 2 p m.
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Roanoke
Franklin County
Wall Street Slumps After Supreme Court NRA Decision
New York May 28 Wall street reels from a slump tied to the Supreme Court NRA ruling. Metals oils and alcohols led selling while utilities rails and other groups fluctuated. Turnover exceeded 2 000 000 shares as grains largely escaped the drop in a volatile session.
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New York
Wall Street
Heard
NRA
Supreme Court
Grand Jury Threatens Action Over Bookies Inquiry
The special grand jury probing bookies and policy game operators adjourned to May 31 and will await guidance from Commonwealth Attorney B F P Cole before releasing findings. Indictments are expected, with Judge Coleman noting wagerers may face scrutiny if gambling continues. Fifty witnesses testified with immunity granted. payments for services were denied to avoid propping up wrongdoers.
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O Commonwealth
B. F P. Cole
Coleman
Baltimore and Philadelphia Markets Report May 28
Baltimore livestock and produce markets show cattle steady with various grades. calves weaker. hogs steady with wide weight ranges. sheep and lambs down. Philadelphia dressed poultry, live poultry unchanged. butter high grade. eggs steady at 9 326.
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Baltimore
Philadelphia
Apla
U. S. Dept. Agri
Grain futures and cash grain quotations from Chicago and other markets
Futures and cash grain quotes for Wheat Corn Oats Rye Barley and fats from Chicago May 28 show May July Sep prices for each grain along with lard bellies and cash grain bids No. 2 Hard and No. 2 Mixed wheat No. 1 yellow corn No. 1 white corn and regional quotes from Baltimore Winchester and related markets with quotations based on mill deliveries.
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Chicago
Aera
Chicago Cash Grain
Baltimore
Bishop Brennan in Mercy Hospital Listed in Good Condition
The condition of Bishop A. J. Brennan of Richmond Va is described as good by Mercy Hospital officials in Scranton Pa. He is a patient at the hospital.
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Scranton
A. J. Brennan
Richmond
Mercy Hospital
Market swings as NRA ruling unsettles traders on Wall Street
May 28 New York stocks gyrate after the Supreme Court NRA decision. Early gains faded as metals oils and alcohols led a broad pullback while rails utilities and merchandisers mostly held or rose. Cotton fell over a dollar per bale and foreign exchange stayed largely steady. Closing prices listed for major issues. The Evangeline country and tea history sections follow.
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New York
NRA
Wall Street
Local Markets State Daily Prices for Flour and Feed
Local markets list wholesale and retail prices for flour mixes and feeds. Prices cover patent flour in various bag sizes, cracked corn, mixed feed, scratch feed, corn meal, egg mash, dairy feed, butter, and live animal notes with general market figures.
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Star
Kasco
Lehre Rene Cos Pape Iscools Pe Walt Beaee
Cad Adaris Een
Badass Creamery
Ee Etens
NRA codes fall as capital enforcement suspended nationwide
The High Court ruling voids all fair competition codes, triggering immediate strain across labor and industry. Textile Workers threaten strikes if wages and hours erode. soft coal leaders seek regulatory relief ahead of a broader strike, while distillers face pending code reductions and AAA revisions in Congress to salvage remaining New Deal units.
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United Textile Workers
High Court
Congress
New Deal
NRA
AAA
Federal Alcohol Control Administration
NIRA
Mrs. H. H. Baker Dies After Brief Illness
Mrs. H. H. Baker died after a brief illness. The funeral will be held at 5 o'clock tomorrow from the family home on South Washington Street. The Rev. Robert B. Nelson of Christ Church will conduct the services and interment will follow in Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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South Washington Street
Robert B. Nelson
Christ Church
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Fifteen Way Vacation Labor Rule in Colombia
A Colombian labor law guarantees employees a fifteen day paid vacation each year.
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Colombia
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American Smelters
American Tel. & Tel
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Topeka & S. Fe
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Chrysler
Consol
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General Electric
General Motors
Goodyear
Int. Harvester
Johns Manville
Montgomery Ward
N. Y. Central
Penn. Railroad
Stand. Oil of N. J
Union Pacific
Steel
Woolworth
Louisiana
Teche
Nova Scotia
Japan
Us Paines
Cvs
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