Protests Call of Strike Among Machinists Unmitted
A protest arose as a machinists strike at General Marchberg plant drew ~1,000 idle workers. Committed for Industrial Welfare Organization led action, with AFL filing a complaint to the National Labor Relations Board and company officials advising remaining workers.
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Indus- Wiel
General Marchberg Corporation
Stanley Ogg
Couns
Ogg
American Federation of Labor
National Labor Relations Beard
A. Fo Offy
Police clash with strikers injures seventeen in Ohio clash
Riot at Republic Steel Monroe plant as 20 police and deputies clash with about 1000 strikers amid rain. Seventeen injured, including two officers, tear gas and night sticks used. Fourteen pickets arrested and held for transport. Conference planned with SWOC leaders in Columbus amid tensions over contracts.
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Toungstown
Sunt
Sherif
Grant Lakes Steel Atrikn
Aeplana
Republic Steel Corp
Monroe
Mich
John L. Lewis
Republic
Ohio
Ono
Michigan
Steel Workers
Stelke
Mic
Plart
Mahoning County
Roy Welch
Mike Flynn
Nig" Hoss
Heana
Sheet and
Tube
SWOC
Mary L. Davey
Columbus
Jesse Fisher
Curious Lootcio Organizer Driven From Harlow Crypt Near Zero Hour
A chaotic scene at Glendale cemetery follows the funeral of dean Harrow. Police escort organizer Leonidas McDonald out of Monroe as strikes flare. Attacks on figures linked to the case occur, including threats to boycott the reopening of the plant and intimidation of attendees.
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Harlow
Monroe
Glendale
Calif
Dean Harrow
Jean Bello
Forest Lawn Memorial Park
Mts
William Powell
Misa Marlow
Amon
Funera Chapel
Childiah
Stax
Bhirley Temple
Powell
Che
Canton Forms League To Fight Mob Rule
Canton forms a citizen’s law and order league to end mob rule halted by a strike at Republic Steel Corp. mills. Mayor Beccombe and police officials back a show of force as 200 special officers are sworn in, with talks ongoing among workers groups and Gov. Murphy to resolve the walkout at the Newton rolling mill.
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Santen
James Beccombe
Police
Cuestra
Aerbaugh
Muir
Bea~combe
Pratt
Arery Oracenet
Employes
Frank Murphy
Daniel A Kuaggy
Roy Butler
Mpecrat
Bulwark
Jaase I Fisher
Bhoritt Joseph Baltley
Masry H. Holloway
Republic Steel Corporaton
Newton
At & P.m
Lansing
Holloway
Steel Workers’ Organiezing Committee
Tho Commutes For Industrial Organization
Steel Workers Association ofMonrée
Attike
Gov. Murphy
Braddock Championship Fight Restraint Appeal Denied
The U S Court of Appeals affirmed the New Jersey district court ruling refusing to restrain heavyweight champion Braddock from fighting Jon Louis or delaying the planned Schmeling bout. The Garden corporation sought to uphold a June 3 matchup but Braddock favored a Chicago bout on June 22. Braddock’s New Jersey residency triggered the case.
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Braddock
Philaddelphia
Jane
The
G. & Circuit Court
Federal District Court of New Jersey
James
Champton
Fght
Jon Laie
Madson Square Garden Corporation
Newark
Max Schmeling
Garden Corporation
Tornadoes Tear Through Central Oklahoma Killing Widow
A deadly tornado outbreak struck central Oklahoma with one death and at least 38 injuries. Homes were destroyed and crops ruined across Union City, Mustang, Yukon, Moore, Maud, and nearby towns. Widow Mrs. Fannie Thornton died from injuries when her farm home near Mustang collapsed. Secretary William J. Kennedy later said he would not run for Cleveland mayor in the fall.
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Oklahoma
Homer
Union City
Muntang
Cnahing
Maud
Moore
Bas
Fannie ‘Thornton
Mustang
Ohio
Roosevelt Seeks Medical Aid for Needy From Doctors
President Roosevelt urged doctors to assist the medically poor and asked the American Medical Association to cooperate in organizing care. Senator J Maranton Lewis delivered the message in executive sessions, with the association asked to propose distribution plans and patient-directed arrangements. Conciliator to Visit Steel Strike District.
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Atlantic City
Roosevelt
Lewis Teloe
Owhat Phal
Line Doctora
Qucend
Lewis Asta
Dottore
Bees-Portsmouth Contest Postponed At Seat Park
A local contest between Zante File Bére and the Portamouty Retords was postponed tonight at Seat Park. It marks a second straight day of postponed games. The Charleston genatary will visit Friday for a three day session as the Chase ton club returns for its first appearance of the season. Secretary Blogrfield announced Sundays game will be played at 2 PM today.
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Portsmouth
Seatpark
Charleston Genatary
Chaceston Club
Tnt
Wits
Blogrfield
Slander suit near settlement in London court
Ernest Aldrich Sittlowen’s case against Mrs. Joan Sutherland is expected to settle in court tomorrow during a mention before Lord Chief Justice Hewart in the King’s Bench Division. Officials indicated apologies may be tendered for remarks that prompted the action.
Nurse Admits Kidnap Hoax In Rockefeller Plot Tale
June 10 report from Analatant State convicts attorney Moynihan and nurse Miss Montgomery in a hoax kidnapping claim aimed at Prentice, Rockefeller kin. She alleged two men abducted her near Presbyterian Hospital and forced a meeting with Prentice, but later said the tale was fabricated to influence friendship and get attention.
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Analatant
Emeret Moynihan
Mid Dar Mist Margerst
Montgomary
John Rackefeller Prentice
John D. Rockefeller
Polite
South
Prentice
Moynihan
Brentice
Montgomery
Warren Ave
Presbyterian Hospital
Capelle Shore
Caplots
Miss Montgomery
Lieut
Oughita
Tn Kelamed Derelit
Staurant
Mise Montgomery
Ivan M. Matsky
Rwan
Matsky
Bertroom
Per Son
J. D.roge
Aubcommittemers
Mussina
Tindow
Ten Indicted for Harboring Kidnap Gang in Toledo
Ten persons from Cleveland and Teledomns face indictments for harboring the Barker Karpis Campoel gang and for being accessories after the fact in the Bremer kidnapping case. Named defendants include Arthur Hobebrand Anthony Amersbach and Joan Sharkey Gorman. Sam Goker is jailed in Ohio prison. others include Ted Jamgus Bert Angus Edward Mocraw Clara McGraw Edith Barry Frank Greenwald. Bail Out storm prompts aviators to seek probe in tragedy.
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Toledo
Barker-Kerpis-Campoel
Bremer
Cleveland
Arthur Hobebrand
Anthony Amersbach
Harbor Ctu
Joan Sharkey Gormanian
Club
Sam Goker
Oxlshonia State
Oxlshonia State prison.The Teledomns
Ted Jamgus
Bert Angus
Edward Mocraw
Clara McGraw
Edith Barry
Frank Greenwald
Blaze at Nazi freight depot in Germany kills and cripples crew
A devastating fire swept a Nazi freight depot in Fall Germany on June 9 killing at least five, injuring four, and leaving nine missing. The blaze destroyed 420 freight cars loaded with 340 tons of goods and 45 empty cars, with total damage estimated in the millions of marks. German authorities and local units fought the fire amid explosions and chemical hazards.
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Fall
Germany
Mercely
Raway Administration
Mateed Departmente
Relch
Ths
Coltipane
Bross
Georgia Prohibits Sale of Hard Liquor Again
Avanta June 10 report notes a Georgia election result with a statewide ban on hard liquor. The text describes a chaotic mix of military figures, desert wreckage, and a Douglas monoplane flight from Reno, culminating in a weathered scene of prohibition and confusion across several states.
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Georgia
Clarence Hodge
Massachusetts Nationall Guard
Jowphin McNeil
Boer
Tral
Tennesse
Oklahoma
Mia
Ely
Eiko
Mortgr Wat
Kidnapping Case Spurs Ransom Note Discovery
The Parsons disappearance near New York prompts a police probe after a ransom note demanding 25000 dollars was found. Investigators trace clues to a long island farm, with an axe showing possible blood traces and a suspect Russian connection. Mrs Parsons, formerly Alice McDowell, is missing, with husband William Parsons a Yale graduate and retired business man. A note unsigned referenced “BIL Parsons” and warned of death if police act, while a Russian-described figure is linked to the case.
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Stony Brock
Prraona
New York City
Mtr
Tenth Street
Parsons
New York
Second Avenue
Manhattan
Rome
Long Jeland
Arata
West
Willian Hy Parsons
Yale
Parsons’ Chickin Farm
Stein
Polles
Alice W
Partons
Alice W. McDowell
Toy
Waa
Mra. Parsons
Anna Ann ‘ Pryonava
Parsona
Mra. Xupryanova
Dinurler
Joseph
Sttfolx County
Power strike ends as Saginaw area workers return to jobs
In a second Consumers Power Company walkout, Saginaw Bay City and Flint workers resumed normal duties after ratifying an agreement. Russell B. Palmer of Consumers Power stated the Saginaw plant would immediately return to regular shifts. Bay City strikers backed the deal, while Detroit leaders warned of broader impact if unresolved.
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Saginaw Valley
Consumers Power Company
Weels
Russell B. Palmer
Saginaw
Sower Company
Industel
Zilmaukee
Mich
Hegde Hattons
Plate
Washington
Bay City
Atriners
Robert Travia
United Automobile Workers of America
Flint
Wyndham Mortimer
Ftrt
Homer Martin
U. S. We
Martin
Reasonable Labor Group Controls Sought in Washington
A spokesman for the National Association of Manufacturers urged Congress to consider reasonable controls over labor organizations. James A. Emery, the association's general counsel, argued against wage and hour provisions and warned that unjustified strikes disrupt production, raise commodity prices, and burden business with new restraints on commerce. He claimed indirect control of production would equate to strikes being restraints of trade.
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Washington
Jume
National Association of Manufacturers
Congress
James A. Emery
United States
12 Girls On Horseback Greet 93 Year-Old Vet
Twelve young women on horseback greeted Nashville veteran Gen J R Radler, a former commander in Nathan Bedford Forrest’s cavalry, at a Confederate Veteran reunion. The 93 year old veteran mounted his horse briskly to lead a makeshift parade to the hotel amid telegrams and cheers.
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J. R. Radler
Nashville
Nathan Forrest
Cavalry Corps
Trial for Faking Gas Station Holdup Near End
Prosecution nears completion against Victory Legrand 42 for a gasoline station holdup charge. Testimony from Bogert and Toleds firearm expert indicates a gunshot wound resulted from accidental discharge, not robbers. Also notes a player swap involving Beaton and Parrell among other names in unrelated sports area.
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Fremont
Legrand
Arthur Bogert
Toleds
Britain Halts Soviet Move To Enter In Discussions
Great Britain blocked Soviet entry into four power talks on warship safety in Spain. Britain limited discussions to Britain France Italy and Germany to avoid friction with non involved nations. The move followed Spanish maritime tensions and nonintervention Treaty constraints.
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London
Great Britain
Spain
Germany
France
Italy
Acton
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