Camp improvements sought for Zone Trace Area Boy Scout camp
Muskingum county commissioners sought a 25000 dollar WPA grant to upgrade the Zone Trace Area Scout camp at the mouth of Wills Creek north of Dresden. Planned work includes a bridge, a natural swimming dam, two baseball diamonds, volleyball courts, and a shelter house, with support from Scout officials and local WPA contacts in Athens.
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Madison Township
Muskingura
WPA
Athens
L. C. Gibson
Wills Creek
Dresden
Muskingum
W. Spencer Kline
Hull Flags Barbarily Of Warfare
Washington contends new policy seeks to keep aggressor nations guessing as Congress departs. Hull signals stern warnings to aggressors while Americans debate when to fight. Navy tensions rise as Admiral Yarnell rejects Chinese guidance on warships. Bellevue superintendent named for Kelley Island schools. Weather outlook shows showers and above normal temperatures ahead.
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Washington
Congress
State Department
Hull
Senate
Washington Talk
America
Nashville
Uncle Sam
Yarnell
China
Floods Save Chinese City From Capture
The Yellow river flood saved Hankow as a provisional capital from northern attack, but left 200,000 Chinese cut off from rescue. About 700,000 refugees fled amid 1,600 square miles flooded, whileYangtze approaches Hankow with Japanese advances near Kiukiang and Kiukiang booms hindering river passage.
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Yellow River
Berlin
Britain
Chiang Kai-shek
Henkow
China
Yangtze River
Yangtze
Hankow
Kiukiang
Kukiang
Lokalanzeiger
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Lam
Lokatanzeiger
Valencia
Mijares
Villarreal
Castellon de la Plana
Edouard Daladier
Morgan Warns of Industrial Autocracy in U S
Former Antioch College president Arthur E. Morgan warned students that lacking a smooth transition from industrial autocracy to democracy could provoke a bitter reaction against industrial democracy. He warned of possible calls for order at any price, including regimentation and dictatorship, in the coming years.
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TVA
Arthur E. Morgan
Antioch College
Antioch
Germany
Italy
Preview of The Times-Signal Features and Articles
The Sunday Times-Signal offers family centered items including a fifth generation Zanesville baby, Bahsoan’s business hints, a Nashport woman’s history of a 126 year-old church, movie tips, and French plans to greet Britain's king and queen. Local polite front activities, Amy Twit cher column, Minding My Own Business, John Doughboy, weekly Emilay rose gift, and fall coverage round out the preview.
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Sunday ‘Times-Signal
Zanesville
Nashport
France
Britain
Real
Ton
Amy Twitcher
John Doughboy
Times
Ruth Returns To Baseball
New York reports Babe Ruth will return as coach for the Brooklyn Dodgers after a conference with General Manager Larry MacPhail Burleigh Grimes and Leo Durocher. Ruth is to be in uniform for tomorrow's doubleheader against the Chicago Cubs, with Grimes remaining manager.
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New York —i
Babe Ruth
Brooklyn Dodgers
Larry 5S
MacPhail
Ruth
Burleigh Grimes
Dodgers
Leo Durocher
Chicago Cubs
Babe
Brooklyn
Grimes
Claire
Peconic Bay
New Labor Rival Forms In Pittsburgh Area
Delegates from industrial cities in Pennsylvania and Ohio claim to have formed a third national labor organization, the National Order of Independent Unions, to oppose both the American Federation of Labor and the CIO. Roy Mays of Jones & Laughlin Steel plants in Pittsburgh says 39 delegates formed the group at a closed meeting to organize a national association for equal rights under the Wagner Act, with FP W Horner of Canton, Ohio named convention chairman and president of the Steel Union of America.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania-Ohio- Miline
American Federation of Labor
Committee For Industrial Organization
W National Order of Independent Unions
Roy Mays
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corporation
Praises Librarians For Now Union Stand
Wilton J. Ferguson, president elect of the American Library Association, praised librarians for resisting invitations to join labor unions. He warned that library readership could lose sympathy for unions and argued that union involvement would erode standards, morale, self-respect, and appeal to those served.
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Kansas City
Wilton J. Ferguson
Brooklyn
N.Y
American Library Association
Ferguson
Lengthy Deadlock Threatens Relief in Columbus
In Columbus sharp differences between senate and house leaders risk prolonging the relief program stalemate. President Pro-tem Keith Lawrence and Taxation-Relief Chairman Harold Nichols said the senate won’t negotiate on three relief bills until the house acts on two senate measures. Speaker Frank Aible said the house will stay home until a senate delegation is formed to confer. Lawrence and Nichols call a compromise a 100 percent senate program.
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Columbus
Senate
House
Keith Lawrence
Harold D. Nichols
Taxation-Relief Committee
Frank Aible
Lawrence
No Sunday Papers Likely in Pittsburgh Strike
A strike by business office workers threatens the loss of Sunday editions for Pittsburgh's Sun Telegraph and Press, with the Post Gazette unaffected. The walkout followed failed wage talks, the unions seeking closed shop terms higher pay and better conditions as lines stood at the mechanical department.
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Firrabbungih
Pittsburgh
The
Sun-Telegraph
Hearst
Press
Scripps-Howard
American Federation of Labor
Post-Gazette
Pay
Churchmen Visit Synod's Birthplace in Missouri
Delegates to the centennial convention of the Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Missouri and other states traveled to Altenburg Missouri, birthplace of the national synod, for an outdoor service that featured a manned pageant as hundreds of delegates honored the church's founders.
Dream of Eastern Society Views Wedding of President's Son
NAHANT MASS 4P In a simple but sonorous single ring Episcopal ceremony John Roosevelt and Anne Lindsay Clark wed at noon in a seaside church. President and Mrs Roosevelt attended from the front row as 13 witnesses included brothers and relatives. The bridal party exited to Mendelssohn’s Wedding March and a reception followed at the Nahant club, with plans for a Campobello Island honeymoon and Bermuda voyage.
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Nahant
Mass
John Roosevelt
Anne Lindsay Clark
Roosevelt
John
Anne
Clark
Union Church
Brice
Russell Sturgis
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Anna Roosevelt Boettiger
Henry Knox Sherrill
Episcopal
Massachusetts
Endicott Peabody
Groton School
Mendelssohn
Morgenthau
Farley
Harry L. Hoskins
Works Progress
Bernard .Baruch
New England
Alice Roose
Velt Longworth
Roosevelt Summer Home
Campobello Island
New Bruns~ Iwick
Bermda
Funds Exhausted But OffICES Still Open
Cleveland welfare director Fred W. Ramsey said seven district relief offices would stay open though funds to aid the destitute would be exhausted by Monday. The relief fund, drained by emergency cases among 66,000 indigents, stood at $13,000 yesterday. Stations would close only if clients attacked welfare workers as police faced a 200 person protest shouting for food at a district office.
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Cleveland
Aunicipal Welfare
Fred W. Ramsey
Ramsey
Fathers Day gift plan in Columbus prompts celebration
Columbus Fathers Day committer adopts a slogan Old Custom Reversed Fathers Get Cigars and will present a fax of affairs to each father of the first five halves born in Columbus Sunday Fathers Day to mark the occasion.
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Columbus
Writes His Ad On Piece of Lumber Prize
R L Dunlap manager of Herdman Lumber Co wins a prize for originality after he writes his advertisement on a length of 2x4 while on the roof. A representative asked for a copy for Sunday's paper, but Dunlap kept working and improvised the ad on the lumber.
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R.L. Dunlap
Herd‘man Lumber Co
Zanesville Publishing Co
Dunlap
Monopoly Board to Tackle Statistics
Washington dispatch reports a 12 member board of legislators and officials will lead the broad monopoly inquiry with sweeping powers and a $500000 fund. Senator J C O Mahoney acts as chairman and says work begins soon. The initial focus is to review anti trust laws since the Sherman Act of 1898 with Borah Sumners Ebner and Reece R-Tenn among others.
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Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
Congress
J. C. O'Mahoney
Dwye
Borah
Idaho
Sumners
D-Tex
Ebner
D‘iowad
Reece
Tenn
Guard Against New Flareup of Strike
Muncie Indiana officials guarded today against a recurrence of labor violence following injuries at the Chevrolet Muncie and Warner Gear Works plants last night. Police reported fighting at an April 26 meeting of a factory union where C. B. McDonald of Fort Wayne spoke as an AFL organizer. Officers escorted McDonald from town amid disorder sparked by a Committee for Industrial Organization intrusion.
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Industrie
McDonald
Death Comes to Sen Copeland in Washington
Sen Royal S Copeland of New York died at 7 45 p m in his Washington apartment after a sudden circulatory collapse complicated by kidney ailment He had worked late on Senate business and served on nine committees in the closing session President Roosevelt and Sen Wagner voiced shock and condolences Funeral plans await word Copeland was a 15 year veteran physician and public health figure known for the pure food and drug bill and his red carnation lapel symbol
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Washington
Sen
Royal
Copeland
New York
Harry Kaufmion
Congress
Senate
House
Ren. Allard H. Gasque
D-Sc
Roosevelt
Wagner
Wagnner
Gambon
Coperland
Wooster Man Heads Gas Producers in Ohio
MARIETTA. Walter A. Locker of Wooster was elected president of the Independent Gas Producers Association of Ohio at its sixth annual meeting today. A. D. Townsend of Athens, Thomas Daly of Wooster, and Linus Brendel of Canal Fulton were named to the board of directors.
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Marietta
Walter A. Locker
Wooster
Independent Gas Provincers Association of Ohio
A. D._ Townsend
Athens
Thomas Daly
Linsd Brendel
Canal Fulton
Board of
Direriarh
Printers Vote Favors AFL in ITU Election
Indianapolis report shows Claud M. Baker of San Francisco winning the ITU presidency over Charles P. Howard of Chicago by 37,229 to 23,344 as the AFL CIO split shaped the race. Twelve of 15 offices went to Baker’s Independent party. Morrison and Howard’s backers were defeated. New officers include Francis Barrett, Woodruff Randolph, Roy Baker, and John Ogg among others.
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Indianapolis
Claud& M. Baker
San Francisco
Amerifican Federation of Labor
International Typographical Union
Charles P. Howard
Chicai
Committee For Industrial Organization
AFL
Baker
Howard
CIO
Independent Party
Howard the
Frank Morrison
Chicago
American Federation of Labor
Morrison
ITU
Randolph
Harry jSenaudt
John W. Ogg
Springfield
Union Printers Home
Bridges Scarce Across Lake Michigan
A puzzled traveler with Montana plates drives along the Lake Michigan shore line for miles seeking a bridge and ends at the Kenosha police station. He says they have driven 30 miles and jokes about missing the Mississippi while admitting the lack of bridges in the area.
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Lake Michigan
Kenosha
Wis
Proposes Plan to Foster Ohio Civil Service Merit System
Malcolm Y. McBride of Cleveland outlined an organization plan for the Ohio Civil Service council formed to promote foster and defend the merit system in Ohio. She was elected temporary president as varied state groups attended, with a legislative program to be adopted July 8 and a nominations committee named.
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Columbus
Malcolm Y. McBride
Cleveland
Ohio Civil Service Council
Oia
McBride
Wendel Faisgraf
John, Witts
C. Miil Bookman
Cincinnati
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