Turbulent week in steel plant dispute and injunction hearing
Federal court in Cleveland hears a motion to dismiss a lawsuit filed by unions seeking restraints on picketing at Republic Steel and related firms. Police enforce disarmament orders as clashes flare with 79,000 workers in Youngstown area plants. Clergymen report 3,608 ballots on a work question with a majority in favor of returning to work. meanwhile production resumes loom with police protection.
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Stoxn
Weel Weekern
Dexeed
Republic
Contoversy
Almamered
Edward Lamb
v@ Committee for Industrial Organation
Ohio
Jeveland
Samuel H West
Tion
Wworkaidie
Planta
Youngtown Sheet & Tube Co
Iniand Yeel Corp
Carlod
Olkon Sid
Ralph
Eame
Tran
Tner
Riser
Mike Spanos
Youngs
Ohlerolf
Clevend
Grewford
Aranad
Cimerto
Tarp
Bassid
Abib
al Balint
Orgenizer
Cleveland
Spublic
Plante
Canton
Commerte
Bergein
Republic Steelorp
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Inland
Swe Corp
Washington
Columbus
Ible
AtonToe
Mich
Newton Steel Co
Tt MM
Asauries
Newton
Muskingum University Commencement Honors Diverse Laureates
The Muskingum College centennial commencement noted 120 seniors receiving diplomas as Dr. William Chalmers Covert urged graduates to cling to founders' Christian principles. Honorary degrees went to J C Lorimer, Frederick E Mateon, John Danford, and others, with Dr G N Harford named as a nearly 99 year old recipient. Two veterans linked to a separate case were detained amid allegations of pension checks being cashed during captivity. James Thomas and Ada Williams held for federal authorities.
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Dayton
James Thomas
Ada Williams
Thomas
Todd Sloan
Wiliam Burke
Jose Fernell
Boiswerd
National Military
Medhleul
Sloan
Burke
Mize
Williams
Miss Williams
Stomn
Muskingum College
Almunt
William Chalmers Covert
Phiadelphia
Covert
Board of Christian Education
Robert N. Ont
Gomery
Nims
Constanting
G. N. Harfold
Granville
Ting
Nia
Halford
Zancesile
Muskingum County
Duncan Pall
Gtock Mts
Clarence M. Eddy
Market Ebert Baptist
Ehnch
Denisan
AX Muskingum
Harford
William Rainey Herper
University of Chicago
J. C Lorimer
Pittsburgh
Frederick E. Mateon
Indianapolis
John Danford
van Wert
Madrid Bombarded as Insurgents Shell City
Police reported heavy shelling of Madrid with more than 1,000 shells in a night. At least 20 dead and 40 wounded as attackers tried to push into the Carabanchel sector. Buildings were hit, consulates and news offices damaged, civilians sheltering in embassies and streets strewn with debris.
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Madrid
Internnla
Carabanchel
United Fross
United News Agency
Havas
Meen
Cuatros Caminos
Abells
Parc
Aes
Apeli
Cara
Basque Country
Orth
Bay of Bis+ ‘cay
Curious Goat Killed by Bee Hive Incident
Police report a Billygoat died after being tethered near a yard disturbed by a curious incident. The goat reportedly disturbed a hive of bees in a yard, triggering a beehive attack and multiple hive disturbances. By the time officers arrived, the animal was found dead.
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Cat
Ralanly
Billy
Alung
Jewelry theft arrests and loot recovery urged
Detectives hail a suspect who reportedly confessed to burglaries at two jewelry stores. Police demand return of all stolen items, with recovered pieces linked to the Roberts and Pollock stores. Os car Gale, an arraignment slated earlier, was deferred. A parole violator aided the break in, with a total loss estimated at 1000 dollars.
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Dunesvilla Police Department
Doday
Oscar Gale
Iran
Robertz
Milt Stott
Ogie
Eouth
Ivan Fenn
Ray Warner
Fred Quigley
James Monnota
Amelia Earhart Flies Dakar Repairs Before Next Leg
Amelia Earhart arrives in Dakar Senegal from Natal Brazil after an 18 hour 19 minute flight. She will repair her twin monoplane before attempting the next leg toward Khartoum amid weather delays and plan to follow the Britain route across Africa.
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Amelia
Dakonr
Senegal
Amelia Earhart
So Lotus
St. Louia
Natal
Brag
Mier
Africa
Ehe
Khaertount
St. Lows
Daxar
Ake
Woman and husband attacked by crowd near Regere Beach
A Boston couple walking early today were ganged by a bystander crowd who punched and kicked the husband after a mistaken assault on the wife. A passerby intervened, the wife fled to the beach, and police later reunited the couple before they went home together.
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Boston
Cemeridge
Régére Beach
Tax Commission Fires 21 In Economy Move
In Columbus Ohio on June s l The State Tax Commission announced the discharge of 2 employees and the employment of one person as part of an economy move. Salaries ranged down from 1800. Further details mention Martins Ferry and Ragland, with workers to be employed to aid in various duties amid budget reductions.
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Tax Commission
Colmbus
Male Tax Commission
Martins Ferry
Monroe County
Frank Clemons
Ragland
Jefferson
Ginhering Compass
Yorkyille
G Man Shot Deputy in Raid Links Arkansas Fatality
In Marked Tree Arkansas a deputy died from gunfire after raids by state officers and federal agents. Deputy Frank White was fatally wounded in a wooded area north of town as the two sides coordinated actions. No charges were filed and federal agents could not be reached for comment.
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Marked Tree
Arkansas
Aperi R
Memphis
Federsl
Ad Alte
Frank White
Sharif J
Dubard
Tres
Toung
Federal Revenue
I Ware JR
Donce
J. B Eldd
Jonesboro
Ari
Otlp
Rey
Newton Steel plant halt raises call for state aid
May or Knages of Monroe Michigan seeks help from Governor Murphy to use state police or National Guard to reopen the Newton Steel plant and end a labor stoppage tied to an AFL led holiday lockout. City officials plan to deploy police and deputies as workers vote on the strike and a return to work option.
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Monrot
Mies
Simon
Paniel A. Kanges
Frank Murphy
National Guard
Newton Steel Company
Republic Steel Corporation
Mayox
Newton
Joseph Bakley
Monroe
Cate
Knages Bed
Fragments of a bone found near wreckage on Hardy Ridge
A four inch leg bone fragment was discovered among wreckage from the airplane that crashed last December on Hardy Ridge. Searchers, aided by 30 men, pressed to locate bodies as crews shift operations toward the 1,000 foot precipice and snow field amid rescue challenges.
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Aahoe
Hardy Ridge
Alan Barrie
Western Alp Express
Jean Harlow Dies at 26 After Illness in California
The film star Jean Harlow died at a California hospital after a short illness described as siremia poisoning. Her death came days after she voiced a fear she would not return, as friends recalled her platinum blonde fame and plans with Clark Gable and William Powell. Funeral arrangements were set for Glendale with private services and will not include a public state display.
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Les Anguen
Jean Harlow
Filma
Ferry
Violet Denoyer
Miles
Violet
Ahe
Christ
Wang
Williem Powell
Miss Harlow
Rundolph Valentino
Barbara LaMarr
Jean Ballo
Marino Bello
Valentino
Misa Harlow
Atate
Glendale
Jean
Bello
Gil
Saratoga
Clark Gable
Willem Powell
Powell
Harlow
Puge
Zanesville Councilman Grant Touts Mayoral Bid
City Councilman Samuel F P Grant announced his candidacy for mayor of Zanesville. He cites a long career in the clay products industry and service in the U S Navy, with strong backing from the Misch faction and Republicans.
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Samuel FP. Grant
Zanesville
Misch
Republican Party
Roy Z. Newall
Muakinguen
Zaneaville
L0cal Enterprises
Grant
Ear Roseville
Sendusky High School
Lodge
Cocal Rftaira
Grace Me, Church
Demand Probe of Postal Refusals In Strike Conditions
Washington lawmakers pressed for action after Senator Bridges charged postal officials in Ohio refused to handle packages for workers on strike. Senator McKellar promised the House committee would consider Bridges’ proposed investigation on Friday and warned of Senate action if no follow through. Deputy Postmaster Donaldson said he knew of no interference with normal service at strike points.
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Washington
McKellar
D-Tenn
Post Office Department
Bridges
R-Ni
Inter- Terence
Matty
Entate Post Offics
Senate
Menatur Palley
D-No
Post Office
Halley
Ohio
Stea] Planta
Jessa M. Donaldson
Robbers Escape After Bank Heist Near Baltimore
Four bandits robbed the First National Bank of North Baltimore yesterday, fleeing as a patrol car failed due to engine trouble. Authorities pursued toward Mt Blanchard with Attorney Oscar L. Meckner of North Baltimore observing the events as bandits dropped bags containing cash.
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Otune
Itd & Northwestern
Ohie
First National Bank of
North Baltimore
Mt Blanchard
Oacar L. Meckner
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