Nazi aim to gain raw materials for Reich growth
Berlin reports Nazi leaders including Goering and Hjalmar Schacht addressed 1 500 delegates from 49 countries at the International Chamber of Commerce urging Germany to secure self sufficiency in raw materials and reject dependence on others. They linked this to the Versailles treaties and German imperial ambitions and warned that Germany would press for colonial interests to be fulfilled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Hitler
Nazi Germany
International Chamber of Commerce
Bermenn Wwilhelm
Goering
Germany
Hjalmer Senachs
Warsleet Cotpnter
der Puehrer
I. C. Clu
F. ¥. Pentoner van Vilesingen
Netherlands
United States
der Yuruter
Wireburg
Bittar
Quering
League of Nations
Verantiles
de Atti
Casta
Qarmany
Steel workers back on job across Ohio Pennsylvania plants
Major General Gien D says about 25,500 men resumed work in steel plants from Youngstown to Johnstown as the Ohio national guard maintains order amid a two day strike. CIO through the Steel Workers Organizing Committee pledges to press for labor contracts with Republic, Youngstown Sheet, Cambria, Bethlehem, and Inland Steel plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taibortown
Gien D
Ohio National Guard
Puanta
Atest
Te Ohlo-Peninstvania
Steel Workers
CLO
Republic Btest Corp
Martin Lb. Davey
Mahoning Valley
Youngstown
Campbell
Brier Hill
Republic
Republc
Bessemer
General Light
Johnstown
F. E. Howell
Cambria Works
Franklin Borough
National Labor Relations Board
CIO
Inland
Michigan
Ohio
Pennayl
Vania
Ohto
Martin L Davey
Jobn J. Lewis
Dew
Stion
Gus Ball
OIO
Berbiehein Bes Corporation
Arc
America
Gataray
Republic Btwel Corp
Youngstown Bheet & Tube Co
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Widow seeks ring of Shenandoah commander in Cambridge
Mrs Margaret Caswell widow of Commander Zachary Lansdowne of the Shenandoah crash asks for the clan ring found near Ayn last week. She offers a suitable reward to the finder through George Smith Cambridge National Bank cashier. Ring found by Mrs Faye Larson near Ava while weed pulling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah
Cambridge
Margaret Lansdowne Caswell
Washington, DC
Zachary Lansdowne
Ayn
Danadowne
Lansdowne
Cnswell
Hitler Welcomes New Spanish Regime Aide Pace
Adolf Hitler declared support for a new insurgent Spanish regime at a rally, stating Germany would provide aid to relieve Spain's raw material shortages and act independently against the Allied powers. Berlin London Rome kept government positions secluded as reactions to the German withdrawal linger.
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Hitler
Rotehatuerhar
Adolf Miller
Dierman
Spain
Europe
der Tuerher
Eth Ta
Gety
Germany
Apaniah
London
Berlin
Rome
Pati
OW Wah
Washington Dunn Take Oath of Office in Clarkeburg
A ceremony in Clarkeburg saw Washington Dunn taking the oath of office today at the state observatory. Officials and local residents attended as Dunn pledged to serve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dhington
Dunn
Louiston
Clarkeburg
Flood waters recede as Ohio town cleans up after flood
Bellevue Ohio battles flood remnants as the embankment holds and waters recede. About 500 homes flooded, damage unofficially listed at 100000 dollars. One drowning and a gasoline explosion injure a railroad worker. several fires contained. State guardsman patrol the dyke while officials survey post flood conditions.
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Bellevue
Ohio Nationa
Tta
H. & Whaleslager
Local Health Board
Wheeling
Isko Erle
Emerson Zippernick
Charles Davia
Ral
Honea
Aba Saveral
Wither Atout
Columbus
Bellorun
Castalia
Banduaky
Ohio
Postoffice Committee Votes to End Inquiry
The Post Office Committee voted 14 to 1 to end the inquiry into mild-terror strikeswithout further hearings. They rejected Senator Bridges plea to summon Parney and recommended sending the strike situation to the Senate Civil Liberties Committee. The committee asked Chairman McKellar to report that a preliminary investigation of interference with the mail has already been conducted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postoffice Committee
Washington
Fsonato Postofice Committee
Parney
Bridges
R-W
Plemeta
Post Offen
Penate Civiliberties
Atrixera
Chicago Police
Post Office
Charman McKellar
Tenn
Sande
Senate and House Reach Quick Pact on Relief Bill
Congress committees agreed on a relief bill totaling 9.9 billion dollars after trimming 8 thousand thirty dollars from Public Works Administration funds. The conference aimed for a speedy approval with both chambers on June a4.
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Bill Washington
Senate
House
Quite Funny Birth Mortificate and Wally Simpoon
A fragment mentions a state board of health birth mortificate for Wally Simpoon. A grandmother letter from North Carolina notes Wally was born June 26, 1988, with confusion over family names and dates.
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Wally
Raleigh
M. D
State Board of Heath
Wally Simpson
Wurmes
Aomeone
Bimpoon
North Carolina
Wally Simpoon
Board of Death
Wallis Bimipoon
Earhart Prepares For Worst Section Of Flight
Amelia Earhart says the next leg from Lae to Howland will be the hardest as she pilots her silver monoplane toward Howland Island. Navigator Freddy Joandan will guide the 1,880 mile stretch across the Pacific while fueling progress for the global trip.
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Earhart
Port Cornty
Australia
Ametie Earhart
Bynday
Keepang
Beet Indies
Lae
Howland
Freddy ‘Oonan
Mise Harbart
Las Will
Southern Pacific
Plana
Maweil
Ouxtend
Wage Condition Survey for Beauty Shops Planned in Columbus
The survey, announced today, will map wage conditions in beauty shops and support a proposed minimum wage scale. Mel Blaine Sheffler, chief of the Ontario minimum wage division, reported back wages totaling 10 611 in retail, 2 005 in restaurants, 4 398 in dry cleaning, and 4 116 in laundries. Since year's start, 16 cases went to court, 14 previously resolved. most employers were fined with suspended penalties for back wages. Compilation of statistics should finish by August, with data on average and top wages to guide the new scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Mel Blaine Sheffler
Onto
Maineas
Mime Sheffier
Minmar
Mins Scheifler
Ie Mont Btances
Sheffer
State Department of Industrial Relations
Taft and Perkins to Attend Meeting in Cincinnati
Charles P Taft chairman of the steel strike mediation board and Mrs Taft will travel with Secretary Perkins to Washington Center to meet with Perkins and then proceed to New York. From there they sail Wednesday on the Aquitania to London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perkins
Cincinnati
Charles P. Taft
Ateel Atrika Mediation Board
Taft
Washington Center
New York
Aquilania
Fire outbreak in Middletown auto shop prompts quick response
An auto shop fire in Middletown Ohio on June 28 rapidly drew fire units. Fire chief Isbell ordered rapid action as flames spread, while a bystander or observer warned about potential dynamite remnants in the vehicle area, prompting cautious handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auto Middletown
Firecon
Quench & Tire
Marvert Leadel
Isbell
American Legion Posts Neutral In Strikes
Columbus Ohio June 28 Sam H Cobb commander Ohio department of the American Legion ordered posts in strike centers to maintain a hands off policy in labor disputes. He urged Legion posts not to participate and to keep the organization neutral while respecting individual views.
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American Legion
Columbus
Sam H. Cobb
Ohio Department of the
Cobb Sid Be Hedres
Légion
Legion Posta
Tegion
Munt
Ohio reports 14 deaths in week’s transport mishaps
Ohio tally shows fourteen people killed in a series of crashes, drownings, and train incidents across cities including Hamilton Akron New Philadelphia Toledo and Columbus. Notable victims include Raymond J. Burer 23 of Brockton and Floyd Bordiner 41 of New Philadelphia among others.
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Ohio
Raymond J. Burer
Brockton
Hamilton
Mra
Frank Pfahl
Akron
Robert Johnson, Jr
Albert
Haller
Hartwell
Eareer
Weel
Floyd Bordiner
New Philadelphia
Phillip Rowe
Roseville
New Lexinnton
Robert Allore
Toledo
Rowe
Rossville
New Lexington
Floyd Thorpeon
Cottumbus
Francis Holcomb
Canning
Thompson
Holcomb
Fred Watkins
WEA
Springfield
Cincinnati
Memilton County
Dorothy Barrington
Luther Green
Ford Denies Labor Charge As Untrue Says NLRB Complaint Trimmed
Detroit Ford Motor Co lawyer Lewis J Colombo called the NLRB filed charges untrue and said the board pared the formal complaint of fair labor practices. A July 6 hearing follows a dispute amid Ford's Rouge plant labor tensions and union activity involving the United Automobile Workers.
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Ford
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
National Labor Relations Board
Lewis J Colombo
Tae National Labor
Talations Casid
NLRB
United States
Henry Ford
United Automobile Workers of America
Ford 1
Mammoth Rouge
Dearborn
Three Die After Car Dives Into Muskingum River Near McConnelsville
A car traveling on a mud slicked highway near McConnelsville plunged into the swollen Muskingum River killing three occupants. The victims were Price, 40, his wife, and Norma McDonald, 15. The crash occurred about 7:20 AM as high water left a muddy roadway. The car, driven by Miley Price, disappeared after entering the water. rescue efforts failed. Authorities investigated the incident and the bodies were taken to Miller Undertaking.
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McConnelsville Realdenta
Price
Catterea
Miley Price
Cunninghat Weed Car Sales Company
Ti Main Street
Mra
Butterfield and
Mine McDonald
Tre McConnelailis
Isfforta
Andevilla
McConneleville
aktoMmobuishes
Mcconnelsville
Butterfield
J. W. Buttterfield
Youth Admits Setting Fires In City Tenements
A 26 year old youth confessed to starting several fires in airwhe town tenements and stairways to scare women and fleeing occupants. He was captured near Ninth and Vine as firefighters guarded downtown streets. He gave his name as Thomas King and appeared sub normal. police note a spate of incendiary blazes across the area in the past 18 months.
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Eaward
Ninth
Vine
Edward S Tenway
W. Willian
Cartier
Steinway
Thomas King
King
Airways End
Roma
House District
Wills
Fiat
Malnaway
Main Street
Fear of Degenerate Kidnappers Stuns Inglewood
Inglewood police chief announces three girls missing since Saturday may have been lured away by a degenerate. Over 600 officers and volunteers search vacant houses and hills while federal agents assist. Victims are Madeline Everett 7 Melba Everett 9 and Jeanette Stevens 8 last seen near their Park neighborhood. An 11 year old girl reports a man named Eddie seized her last Friday for rabbit hunting.
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Inglewood
Celt
Jube
Amen Baturdey
Alain
Decar x. Campbell
American Legionnaires
Federal Department of Seme
Miming
Madeline Everett
Melba Marit Everett
Jeanette Marjoria
Stephens
Park
Olive Everett
Eddie
Bie
Governor's Cigars Proved Too Tough in Buckeye State
Columbus dispatch reports William Livingston of the Buckeye Boys State takes over the executive office and halts the steel strike while addressing the budget. Secretary Frank Fichey faces retirement amid a botched attempt to imitate the governor. A court case involving a kidnapping charge against a defendant and impeachment attempts by the senate and house are noted with acquittals. The American Legion backs the boys state camp amid war wounds.
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Alvin
Qwarters
Zaneaville
United States Army Reserves
Good Samariten Hospital
France
Walters
Ohio
Hiramsburg
Noble County
Josuph Huston
Filiabeth Jane McParren Walters
Waom
Starling
Medical College
Columbus
Ind
Cumberland
Guernsey County
Zanes
M. Clifford Townsend
Indiana
Ohio National Guard
Frank B. Willis
U. S
Woodrow Wilson
Nimeel
Montfaucon
Camp Sheridan
Camp Lee
Virginia
William & Lavingston
Buckeye Boys
Atate
Atate House
Erecuive
Frank &. Fichey
Martin L. Carey
Geremnor
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William C. Dodge Ant
Veronica Gedeon
Hay Mother
Herald Ahad Examiner
Trwin
Ronnie
Ethel Kadeer
Valentine
Dodge
Hima
Wheele of Justice
Pecely
Hia
Penta
Iewi
Cleveland
Menrietta Kascianski
Irwit
DE. A & Walters
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Rex
Norema Getty
Jamaice
George Morvan
Joan
Zanesville
Congress
Roosevelt
Jefferson Te Land
Chesapeake Bay
Lestee
Robinson
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Naval Academy
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