Employers Win Petition Rights In Submarine Labor Case
In a Washington hearing, National Labor Board officials announced the board will allow employers to petition for a collective bargaining election in certain cases. The decision, related to submarine crews and safety concerns from the Squalus disaster, aims to revise regulations with safeguards against exploitation. Fahy and Padway testified, noting potential impacts on maritime labor and accident risk.
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N.H
Washington
Charles T. Doyle, Jr
Baltimore
Fahy
National Labor Board
House Labor Committee
Joseph Padway
American Federation of Labor
Doyle
J. Warren Madden
Kiwanis Leader Discusses Industrial Reforms and Society
Albert Lea Minnesota Kiwanis International president W J Cameron defends labor reforms as normal societal survival. He argues modern factories gave dignity to workers and spurred eight hour days five day weeks and rising wages, countering critics who say industry corrupts. He warns dissolving anti social unions threatens progress and cites wartime tensions in Europe.
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Cameron
Showers Baby Shot by Father Dies in Hospital
A one month old baby girl died in a hospital after being shot by her father Clair Young a 33 year old miner and part time evangelist was expected to be charged with murder Young said he fired at the baby as she crawled toward him stating he sacrificed for the Lord Patrolman J C Conway reported the incident and held Young on district attorney detainer pending further action.
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Charleron
J. C. Conway
C. L. Turk
Clair Young
Siada
Conway
Young
Lack of Materials Cuts WPA Lay Off in City Projects
The District WPA Director L C Gibson announced 211 laborers will be dismissed by week’s end due to a shortage of crushed stone. The city quarry at White Cottage is 6 000 tons behind, halting 15 street improvements. 264 workers remain on site as protests are filed. Gibson aims to add quarry capacity but expects few to return before August.
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WPA
L. C. Gibson
White Cottage
Gibson
Ohio Senators Insist on Speedy Payment to Conservancy District
Japanese blockade of the Tientsin concessions tests patience between Britain and Japan. British evacuees include 1000 women and children en route to Pekaiho while Japanese demand British overtures. Disputes over alleged assassins and potential surrender fuel tension as talks stall.
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Ohio
Conservancy
Tientsin
London
Japan
Britain
Pekaiho
China
Tangku
Hai
Chibli Gulf
Durham Light Infantry
Tokyo Foreign Office
House Approves Conference Report on Watershed Funding
The Muskingum Conservancy District is to receive prompt payment of 1,500,000 on account after President Roosevelt approves the army civil functions appropriation. Senators Donahey and Taft press General Schley to ensure quick disbursement and clarify the broader 3,000,000 addition as part of flood control funding.
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Donahey
Taft
Muskingum Conservancy District
Ohio
Roosevelt
Associated Press
Washington
Vic Donahey
Robert A. ‘Taft
Julian L. Sehley
Robert Secrest
Secrest
Schley
James Seccombe
Congress
Conservancy District
First Day of Summer Arrives With Heat and Rain
The article notes summer begins officially at 2 0 o clock Thursday morning as heat waves and rain mark the season. Temperatures reached the nineties recently with cooler spells and heavy downpours. rivers Muskingum and Licking ran high and muddy while smaller streams began clearing.
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Muskinguma
Licking
Eight Die in Chinatown Fire Raging Through Dover Street Tenements
A devastating Chinatown fire on Dover Street killed eight people and threatened surrounding worn buildings. Firefighters, joined by Mayor La Guardia, fought four alarms amid narrow streets as residents fled. one rescued man later died, and conditions prompted the mayor to declare Chinatown must go.
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New York
Chinatown
Dover Street
la Guardia
Inmates Fail To Aid Escape Probe At Reformatory
Supt Marguerite Reilley blamed inmates for not answering questions about four prisoners who escaped from a women's reformatory in Marysville Ohio. Mary Roose Lenora Leach and Catherine Metzer were placed in punishment cells after questioning. Investigators sought fugitives near a corridor grill used by Velma West and others. The case drew in New York figures and local officials as the hunt continued.
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Marysville
Marguerite Reilley
Mary Roose
Batavia
Lenora Leach
Catherine Metzer
Reilley
Booso No
Velma West
Singer
Boose
Leach
Gallipolis
Mei
New York
Lou
Cincinnati
Pat Bat
Trol
Gehrig
Kingston
Stanley Lloyd
Virginian Brawdy
William T. Brawdy
Detroit
Gehrig to sit out season after health review
Lou Gehrig, 36, will remain on the New York Yankees payroll as non playing captain while medical experts assess a five year ailment. He will not play again this year though doctors believe the disease may not worsen and a return to baseball is possible in the future.
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Barrow
Gehrig
Yankee
Gehrig Long
Youth Emphasized At Rotary Meet at 30th Convention
Rotary International focused on youth as a core service plank during its 30th annual convention. A Minneapolis delegate, Darrell Brady, urged directed guidance and recognition for youth. Delegates nominated three candidates for International President: Amos L Squire Ossining New York Walter D Head Montclair New Jersey and Richard C Hedke Detroit. Rufus E Chapin Chicago was unanimously re elected International Treasurer.
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T— Rotatians
Rotary International
Darrell Brady
Minneapolis
George C. Hager
Chicago
Amos L Squire
Ossining
N. Y
Walter D. Head
Montclair
N. J
Richard C. Hedke
Detroit
Rufus E. Chapin
Freighters Collide in St Clair River Near Port Huron
Lake freighters David P. Thompson and Alva C. Dinkey collided shortly after dawn in the mouth of the St. Clair River near Port Huron Michigan. The Thompson ran aground in shallow water on the Canadian side to avoid Teakaxe. No injuries were reported as the vessels tried to pass each other while the Robert Palsley turned in the channel.
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Port Huron
Mich
Great Lake
David P. Thompson
Alva C. Dinkey
St. Clair
Thompson
Robert Palsley
Long-Needed Rains Bring Sad Luck In Texas Ranches
Heavy rains in San Angelo Texas did not help ranchers Findélater and Webb. A flock of 300 sheep was trapped in a ravine during the May flood and all were drowned in the deluge.
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San Angelo
Tex
Findélater
Webb
County Receives Relief Notes Payment Total 99 495 14
The McDonald Coolidge company of Cleveland paid the county commissioners 99 495.14 for Muskingum county relief notes purchased earlier at a public sale. Of this sum 89 097 covers principal 354 12 premium and 27 02 interest. Funds finance poor relief until 1931 with a required dollar for dollar state match under a new relief law. Notes issued in anticipation of state beer malt admissions and public utilities tax revenues for three years. 89 0St will go to the county poor relief fund and 401 12 to the sinking fund.
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County Poor Relief Fund
Fate of Three Bills Uncertain
Washington aims to pass monetary relief and tax bills by June 30 as administration powers expire. Democratic Leader Barkley labels the monetary bill a filibuster to block higher domestic silver price, while advocates press for subsidy continuation. Senate moves on relief and tax bills amid looming expiry of stabilization funds and excise taxes, with Roosevelt hopeful for action this year.
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Washington
Senate
Barkley
Kentucky
Treasury
Morgenthau
Congress
Senate Appropriations
Byrnes
Senate Finance Committee
Roosevelt
Robbers Net 6000 In Federal Reserve Notes On Train
Two men boarded a Pennsylvania Railroad passenger train near Milford Ohio and bound express messenger Thomas McKernan. They fled after the Union Terminal stop with 6000 in currency not yet recovered. In a separate Cincinnati incident four bandits raided the E Z Loan office in the West End taking 2000 in money and jewelry. Lisbon to get new jail replacing century-old facility to hold up to 75 prisoners.
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Cincinnati
Federal Reserve
Pennsylvania Railroad
Thomas McKernan
Railway Express Company
McKernan
Newport
Co. Jumbes, O
Express Company
Milford
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