Gedeon Slayer in Ohio Plants Reopen Under Guards
Ohio industry unrest eases as four factories including Youngstown Sheet and Tube and Republic Steel resume operations under National Guards protection after a four week strike. 4,000 to 4,500 workers returned on first shift at Campbell works amid disputed turnout figures. SWOC claims the back-to-work movement shows unity among officials and workers, while warning the fight continues.
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Nis
Youngatown Sheet and Tube
Republic Steel Corporation Nts
Atrike
Roy Leventry
Republic Ateol
W. B. Gilles
Campbell Works
Put
Republic
Lesters
Warren, Ohio Bomb Explosions Shake Town
A man named John Barawelez was jailed in Warren as investigators probe two blast incidents that rattled the town. The first bomb damaged nothing. the second detonated near a guard convoy en route to the scene with no guards injured. The blasts occurred within an hour of the back to work match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
John Barawelez
CIO seeks to enjoin Gov Davey over Mahoning Valley troops
The CIO in federal court sought an injunction against Governor Davey and civil authorities to stopusing National Guard troops to protect workers returning to mills during the ongoing steel strike. The suit seeks to bar enforcement of the governor's proclamation and protect rights to speech assembly and union activity in Mahoning and Trumbull counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
CIO
Martin L. Davey
National Guard
Mahoning Valley
Underwood
Adjt
Emil P. Mors
Ralph & Ziser
Mahoning County
Roy F. Hardman
Youngstown
Tree
Specutl
Jonio
Suatiee
Elser
Mahoning
Trumbull
Naw
Republic Steel Corp
Youngatown Sheet and Tube Co
Inland Steel Co
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Second Group At Jefferson Island Today
Annapolis Md June 26 0h second batch of 100 Democratic congressmen went to Jefferson Island in Chesapeake Bay for a political picnic with President Roosevelt. The outing mixed casual talk with humor as lawmakers sought party harmony while Roosevelt and his cabinet stayed overnight. The highlight was Roosevelt joining the Dem Rogues club ritual and brisk talk about the legislative program, with opponents noting little concrete discussion of bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Jeffergentaland
Chesapeake Bay
Roosevelt
Questa
Robinson
Arkansas
Naval Academy Dock
Maury Maverick
Texas
Congress
Maverick
Hann
Drew Igugha
Extla
Senators Connelly
Mel Gil
Kansas
Pope
Idaho
Connally
Representativeerlen
Ohio
McCarthy Leads in Amateur Golf Joust at Canton
Amateur golf duel features veteran McCarthy Jr leading by three over a young contender from Loveland in a 36 hole showdown. The event unfolds amid a murky scene with trial notes and death tied to a separate local case, including a judge's remarks and a murder linked to a suspect. The competition is described in a period tone with names and places reflecting the era.
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ficCarthy
Canton
Ed Mccarthy, Jr
Metn
Diolerater
Loveland
Jaceph
Clive
Te Elive
Britten Flim
Oftlo
England
Caprom
Pussy in Well Reissued With Spectacles In Town
A strange incident in Buffalo involves a well held pet named Pussy in quotation bystanders. A fire engine roared to Goetsville and halted at a farmhouse as motorists pursued. A motorist shouted asking for the fire, and one person quipped about dropping a spectacle down a wall while workers pumped it out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo N. Y
Tt Read
Goetsville
Roosevelt Not To Seek Third Term Reported In 1946 Speculation
Roosevelt reportedly would not seek a third term amid mounting 1946 speculation. In Washington, lawmakers debated the issue as Earle's statement circulated. Senator Wagner quoted Roosevelt as saying he would not run again, a claim connected to remarks after a Democratic dinner and Berle commentary.
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Roosevelt
Washington
George HM. Marie
Pennsylvania
Mambera
Congress
Earle
White House
Wagner
D-Ny
New York Evening Journal
Roosevel
Berle
Noted Hollywood Wedding Quietly Marred by Public Interest
Hollywood on June 26 saw Mary Pickford and Buddy Rogers wed in a private ceremony at a garden church setting. The ceremony followed by a Honolulu honeymoon on a liner. Police guarded the guests as 10,000 fans watched from outside. Pickford wore sky blue. Rogers wore a matching shade. maid of honor was Mrs Hops Loring.
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Hollywood
Mary Plckford
Buddy Rogers
James Hamilton Lash
Hollywoad Gangrage
Louis D. Lighton
Honolulu
Jeanette MacDonald
Gene Raymond
Mary
Redding
Lst
Out Altann Lighten
Hops Loring
Burdy
Davey
Senate
Q.uignton
McCasic Points
Dudgelise
Buddy
Columbus
Gov.j
Anya
Paramount
Martin
Polsen
Rogers
Nonate Leddere
Gwynne Pickford
McNgazana
Frances
Morace W. Baggot
Montgomery
Nea
Columius
O. Jude
Ohio
Martin J. Davey
Iewetry
Ferdison M. Pickens
Pensian Division
Business Att
Pickens
Steele
John Taylor
Columbiant
State Department
Marty M. van Doren
Junger
Ring Worn By Commander, Ill-Fated Shenandoah Found
Ring worn by Commander Zachary Lane of the ill-fated Shenandoah is found near the Gamery farm east of Ava. The ring was spotted by Mrs. Larson while weeding a garden and later taken to be turned over to Cambridge bank officials. The Shenandoah crew losses and Arlington Cemetery burial details are noted, with a 1928 interment at Arlington linked to Lansdowne. Parallel reports describe heavy flood impacts in Sandusky and Ohio towns, with extensive damage, rescues, and crop losses, and mention Federal Mediation Board efforts and Red Cross aid plans following mine accidents in Ohio.
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Annapolis
Cambridge
Faval
Zachary Lane
Washington
Downe
Shenandown
United State Naval
Ava
Cone Mont
Aire
Mies
Lansdowne
Faye Larson
Gamnery Farm
Arlington Cemetery
Larsons
Larsons Have Occupied the). C. Gamery
Lare
Larson Ixcover
Xybert Zipperneck
Bellevue
Hinde Pouch
Marrell
Cheek
Tiffin
Newark
Fremont
Attica
Titfis
Sandusky
Mechanicsburg
Bucyrus
Mon- Iay
H. C. Ramsawer
Ohiostats University
Ohio
Federal Mediation Board
Cincinnat
Charles Peale
Federal Mediation Bord
Atec
England
Cleve
Siward McGrady
Inbor
Willy! Tpemain
Cleveland
Taft Aid
Cloyd I
Garrigan
Pes
Taft
Oxford
Eng
Work
Vatigus Denome
Nationa Wil
Fugitive Bar Boy Vanishes From Cleveland Hotel Mystery
An escaped hotel worker known as Tomer Aitchén fled a Cleveland hotel where he was employed as a bar boy. Police traced the man to New York, naming James Murray as the alias for the fugitive sought for months. Multiple hotel staff identified similarities linking him to a muralist known as Gedeon, and a tense search unfolded as detectives pursued clues across cities.
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Cleveland Hotel
Cleveland
Wiss
Alender
New York City
Gedeon Murat
Wits
Tomer
Polles Troudoz
Invin
Hatel
Mise Kosciewski
Stephen Toz
Lake Erie
Gil
Henrietta Kosciataki
Ming Roadanse
Boo
Trobert
Murray
Moberk Irwin
Syer
Aassetant Ghief
John Lyons
New York
Enater Bundas
Misa Gadeon
Mary
Beekman Hii
Aquada
Leral
Nck Murdock
Maps Plan To Regain Peace In Spain Crisis
British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden outlined a peace plan during a 27 nation non intervention meeting. Steps include patrolling Spain coast with British and French ships, placing neutral observers on patrol vessels, resuming four power talks, and seeking Italy and Germany consent. Russian objections centered on consultation. Britain may propose withdrawal of foreign forces as part of the effort.
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Anthony Eden
Britain
Germany
Mary
Russia
Europe
Tueday
Amy Spanien
Italy
Laraty
Fat ‘Woul
Spain
France
Eden
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SWOC
Olja
Atay
Carltan
Niles
CTO
Watts
AE Roosevelt
Perkins
Jefferson Island
Mary Presford
Bel Air
Los Angeles
Mark
Shenandoah
Erie County
Weather Bureau
Sendusky
Red Cross
Thomas A. Janking
Iron Tan
Reyaione Park
Jackson County
Jenkins
Detective Story Magazine
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Orleana
Winnipeg
Ange Zanewrille
Groves
Buffalo
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Phoenix
Yellowstone
Maps
S|tex
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Walter Mitchell
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