| Show ’ THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING' JUNE 10 1931 C 7 NEWS IN BRIEF FROM NEAR AND FAR Centers Labor — Socialists Swing Left— G O P Chooses Leader — Plane Crashes — -- Farmers’ Tax Steel GOBS GET KEY TO CITY Utah V Steel ' Farmcrs’-Ta- Industrial Strife Problems Focuses minable conferences were conduct ed by government officials led by Recovery Administrator Hugh S Johnson But the situation appears to have flown beyond the talking point threatens to be thrown into the presidential lap for ultimate set tlement although negotiations bewith some promise gan at week-enof agreement Sore point of the labor dispute is union recognition with the Amalgamated Association of Iron Steel and Tin Workers insisting upon recognition selection of collective bargaining representatives Adamant are steel magnates to thwart unionization of their plants and blunt statements continued to issue from elaborate skyscraper offices that in no circumstance would steel em brace closed shops f General Johnson scurried from Washington to New York and back again to confer with steel company executives the American Iron te Steel Institute spokesman for em- ployers He proposed a steel labor board similar to the ineffectual automobile labor board to smooth difficulties was answered either with silence or secrecy 'Steel moguls continued to insist union leaders merely wished to extend their dominance over steel workers to assert that the great majority of workers didn’t care to strike Weirton Steel even went so tar as to announce that a poll of plants revealed 9$ per cent would remain at furnacesNevertheless one of the nation’s since largest strikes threatened workers have called for a walkout next week unless demands are met Meanwhile unity in workers’ ranks appeared to be breaking with animosity between Mike F Tighe pres- -' ident of Amalgamated and William J Spang of Duquesne Pa who designated himself as leader of the “rank and file” unit Spkng and hla group went to Washington-whilTighe remained in Cleveland sought to see the president saw Marvin McIntyre presidential secretary The committee also saw Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins and Assistant Secretary Edward F McGrady left the conannouncement ference with th ‘AS Strife GOVERNOR v S’ r Pro--gra- x: Program Scholastic Kudos STEEL Steel biggest of U S big bust ness captured the spotlight of the nation’s-labo- r battleground during ' the week as Innumerable and inter SUCCEEDS ‘SUNNY JIM’ ‘ - Plunge BEGINNINGS Commencement began for eeveral hundred Utah collegians at Salt Lake City Logan end Provo where-- 1” prominent citizens addressed gredu-- --' f a tea urged them to have faith in the country the future Commencement apeakera without exception recognized prevailing economic difficul- - ' ties warned youth of rough aeae j ahead Kudos In the form of doctor of law degrees were conferred upon Secretary of War George H Bern and J Reuben Clark of the L D S church first presidency at the University of Utah upon A W Ivina of the L D S church first presidency at the Utah State Agricultural college -Secretary of Agriculture Henry A Wallace addressed graduates at U S A C Secretary of War Dera "at U of U Dr John A Widtsoe L D S church commissioner of education at Brigham Young uni- t ' " d m- Liberal Riot 1 CRASH From Selleck Wash a logging camp came e telephone call to United Air Lines headquarters In 'Seattle The call brought news of the flight to Spokane which abrupt-lended in the wooded country as night began caused concern to s aviation officials when no news of the air liner was received ' Pilot Ben Redfield wet steering bis plane through a rainstorm flying versity beneath a very low celling When a crash appeared inevitable the pi' FUNDS lot put full speed ahead nosed his Allotted has b’een more than (450- -' plane skyward mushed into the hill000 of the $600000 dole dealt to Utah side The Impact Injured four per-relief by Uncle Sam lor drouth sons Pilot Redfield Copilot Dwight wdl v L Largest projects are - the Pelican Hansen Miss Helen Curran Seattle - Point ” and Robert Clark Wenatchee Unpumping plant On Utah lake shores ((190000) Sevier river diverinjured were Stewardess Marion Lieutenant Governor Frank F Merriam left nor Itepped up the political ladder following sion projects to aid Sevier end MilBennett of Salt Laka City Passen- office! takes of of as oath of the the Governor death Rolfrh James California a poJr acting lard county beet growers ((90000) gers P C Beezley of Seattle Mer-governor of California from Superior Court litlcal figure in California for more than 25 Meanwhile Governor Henry H cedes Boyd WInthrop Mrs O C Blood end his relief director R H Judge Frank C Collier The lieutenant gover"-yearJohannsen Spokane and Miss Daisy Hinckley Who recently has been apA Mooney WInthrop pointed FEBA supervisor for the His teeth knocked out and suffer- -' west wired to Washington lor seven lng from shock Hansen tore the millions more to be devoted to “compass from the ship stumbled drouth end work relief In the state — through the woods to th logging to —The millions would be used augcamp whence he telephoned for OKEH ment present relief plans set up DENTISTS aid directed rescuers to the scene SILVER for works projects farmers Into annuel session where the stewardess was caring for Court1 approval to rorganizatlon The administration silver bill The governor pointed out that went the Utah Stata Dental associaof Western Loan (c Building comthe injured the sum does not seem so large In passed glibly by the house met re- pany Lost in the woods was Miss Moogiant Utah firm which tion in Salt Lake City to consider view of the fact that mora than a sistance In the senate as Inflatioaoclal crashed ney who had wandered from the August came from million a month has been devoted to nist end bimetallists sought to give Utah andlastCalifornia la expected ehip presumably In search of Serelief work in Utah during last win- the white metal a further legal fil- from lleck' Oregon When the letter state they affect the inter and early spring administration bill was The lip 1 consents to the plan’ approved by dental business troduced by Senator Key Pittman of 80 I per cent of stockholders the as- Dentists deploredTaxes’ Nevada and debate began which IOWA I the tendency tosociation is expected to resume busiReleased was the tax progrant of with all oratory probably will paa ness 1 ward dental clin That economias the tax department of the Utah State presented I cally hit lows remains faithful to The firm was taken over by bank-- ’ lea and health The measure calls tor the purchase Farm Bureau federation designed admitservices th new deal or at the tenets of of the three states when to reduce the burden on farms and by the treasury of sufficient silver lng officials I least scornful of the Republican old found it wu seven million ted- It may accel- real property - eliminate entirely to bring ‘the white metal to 29 per they It erate dollars present of covering claims of guard was demonstrated in primary state levies on- this type of wealth cent of the nation's monetary investorsshort elections Votes cast however and creditors The con- business condl-- ‘ Instead the report urges that the stocks permits the president to na' X continue tions cern had ahowed more ’Republican ballots state rely upon incomes inheri- tionalize the metal if he aees fit ues of 22000 Investors book valChrisDr J T than Democratic but each party (29000000 tances end excise taxes for it reve- - These provisions said Pittman tiansen of Los The eroganized company lists asAdmiral David Foote Sellenr left commander-in-chi- ef ticket is heeded by progressive of oue mark the of absolute remonetization attrib-’ sets of (1829072948 reserves of (2- - Angeles the U S fleet is officially greeted to Gotham by Mayor Fiorello Dan Turney progressive RepubSalient in lilver the polnta program: uted declining lican polled 119004 votes to win 70190832 liabilities of (18920843 H LaGuardia on the steps of the City Hall workers were "through" Oklahoma's But of Elmer as ' the Income tax Thomds Approval -A h dental revenues the nomination from Ralph W grave warning of conflict came the soundest -- theory of taxation leading inflationist sees no such imto “the unbalwith 105108 votes Clyde L from Governor Gifford Pinchot of INJURIES amendments to the present law to plications In the bill proposed an to anced ratio of incoma expenst Herrlng incumbent Roosevelt Re who reported steel Pennsylvania Increase yields from incomes excise amendment to make silver 29 per On the last regular school day of accounts" said if economle publican wu renominated with 87 companies were “arming” texee on selected commodltlee upon cent of the metallic rethe year as Onequa school children conditions persist present "there is dangor 623 votes His two opponents e groes sales basis increased inheri- serves place the U B currency upon were being driven to their homes of a probable permanent shift In George Finch end Charles Zylstra " tance tax rates tax mine deposits a definite symmetallic standard the school bus the vehicle TEXTILES the demand for dental service to ‘polled total of 38631 ballots A “ “ as they are extracted and become ' bicked by-per cent gold 29 per - driven by George A Davis collided clinics end health centers" Ha of Iowa’s sitting congressmen were REPUBLICANS “ ‘ 7 SOCIALISTS available for sale similar to the cent silver While steel continued to harry an with automobile operated by doubted whether such a shift would renominated six Democrat'' end it With Republicans nibbling at libIn an effort to patch party dissen— Minnesota plan in its occupation and Lawrence Taylor at a city street the administration as the - focal three Republicans sion Improve dental services Dentists the comeralism with Democrats tinged with Republican national ad valorem tax intersection The impact broke the advocated AMBITIOUS point of Industrial strife the adgovernment subsidies to Accrual to the state of all profits ministration staved off e threatened radicalism United States Socialists mittee met in Chicago to select a bus rod radius sent cathe machine As the senate debated on the adprovide dental car for approxisuccessor to Evfrom the lale of liquor if end when Strike In textiles An N R A con--' veered LOS ANGELES bill silver which reening into the curb which tor ministration definitely to the left at the erett Saunders mately 69 per cent of the nation’s workers the ferenee convinced two off legalized placing public utilities on mightily wheels front admost silver Los In pleased Debiennial convention population Indiana in Angeles wnere communa same or comparable base for rate herents at politico Into a ’struggling strike should be called off but party’s heap of Dentists elevated Dr Joseph H least as ism is most feared and where "red and resigned troit dominated by Norman Thomwere workers In signing the agreement 23 making and taxation purposes a the monetary value recognition sent youngsters with their Davis Salt Lake City to the presiof the white scares” still run rampant police end constitutional amendment to pro- metal party announced the pact did not jeopardas and hl more radical colleagues school supplies Uttered ebout the New Mexico’s Bronson Cutdency named 'Dr william Wood unemployed battled In front of the chairman Sauntaxes on the hibit state from ize their right to strike the levying and street Fourteen president-elec- t insufficiently radical however to ders was la fact presented to his colleagues an wreckage county welfare offices The “riot” reThe textile code was the nub of tangible property legislation and ting ambitious measure designed to al- suffered Injuries non of them critsulted In 90 Injuries Including IQ please the extreme lefts The party repudiated by amendments to tax tangibles upon ter the dispute here since N R A perical Police attributed the collision Officer entirely the nation's monetary to colleagues when convention dissolved with the promen basis consolidaCONFERENCE mitted a 25 per cent work curtailnegUgence end speed said the & ise of a party split as Socialists a congressional tion of cities counties and school policy ment to prevent overstocking bus was going 30 miles en hour Into Salt Lake City flocked Wbat- Cutting’s bill would nationalize recommit districts in Interests the of Workers objected to the curtailment " adopted a resolution efficiency booked erners concerned with th farmer’s started across the th definitely driver on a reckless create credit a federal monetary street toward the quested him to and economy opposition to the thewithout a commensurate wage inagainst war to attend a regional conferdriving plight charge to congress responsible A declaration of principles was refrain from par crease finally agreed to a revised ory of convenience and necessity ns authority ence of agricultural supervisors and building housing th charities ofwould lawful aa a replace money ticlpating too acindustrial relations board whereon adapted after acrimonious ’(debate applied to public highways liberalteacher trainers In vocational sub fices aHe said he advised the group medium of exchange that small committee might ctU The which denounced "the bogus democ- tively in the ap labor will be represented izing provisions for thick regula- circulating jeots for 11 western states J Ph with bank The credit' of purpose Upon Superintendent Earl £ Jentions board will atudy the Industry deracy of capitalist parliamentarism" proaching electIon Malouf of Richfield won the sen measure the' was stated Its ions Saunders but that large numbere ought sponby The farm bureau was instrumentatermine: accepted the Marxian dictatorship of America region-e- l Farmers Future to sor staan to enter the door were met by poprovide l-in adequate end What productive machine hours of the proletariat under the new it was admitted adwinning tax amendments to ble contest hi with oratorical unlice eslstanc monetary system prevent As usual both poterm of "Worker’s Democracy" bore too strongly the constitution a few years ago Fletcher are necess ary to meet normal dedress on ‘The Farmer's Part in controlled inflation! devise a syslice and striker said violence start-o- n mand whet wage increases if any pledged “mass resistance” to all and th Hoover stamp at Planned win speak Agriculture” to tem control money’ purchasing UNDERWOOD the other side ere possible whether wage differany forms of warfare approved the ' But In Henry Prather Fletcher the national contests Pneumonia proved fatal to WalThe police captain added that he power end the price of commodities Greencastle Pa diplomat there entials above the minimum have general strike as s weapon against edvlsed Vocational leaderswpre been Informed a "communist w and pledged members to re- - must regain doubt of party har ter Lewis Underwood 63 for 19 been maintalhed changes in manof government plans for drouth rei had CURRENCY demonstration''' wu planned In years principal of Ogden’s MadisOn mony Fletcher is a Pennsylvania hour productivity to farmers to lief enceurage urged That the monetary policy emfront of the offices regular Republican although he school In Ogden A native of Ten— WASH1N GTON— The- preskeep accurate accounts of farm op-- nessee he came to Ogden in 1902 barked upon by the federal governhas been out of the political limeCox- r R hetrd James eretlons bill ident him They giving signs r STRIKES had been since with the city school ment will remain-rmothan en light as a career diplomat minister en federal agent for trade and inpower to bargain for reciproto Chile ambassador to Mexico system emergency measure may prove the As the textile industrial dispute dustrial education charge Indus- cal tariffs designed to better btsis for permanenecy was indi- of state ambassador undersecretary was calmed the steel trouble magtrialists with exploiting the nation's markets abroad Congress its to cated announcemant chairman with and the of the tariff counthe Italy committee the by recognized nified smaller labor strikes conyouth eye on an early adjourn-- ' U commission S the In few that next now treasury is "whethissue the try facing ment speeds up consideratinued to dot the industrial-ma- p Fletcher Is viewed as a Hoover er we are to remain a democracy or years a billion places of currency ROLPH tion of gigantic housing prospread to manifold' industries durman supported by Hooverites OgSALES wilt be replaced with new issues to domination substitute an the of - To the effects of a heart attack ing the week Although industrial gram Mills L den Total value of the Walter estiat is to Brown F have central was but Success currency reported government" GENEVA-T- he four me-o- r peace resumed in Toledo workers complicated by lung congestion and Walmated at (4(00000000 seemed to plump-loacceptable to 'landed the “Greater Salt democracy in many sections continued to Insist of the west— kidney trouble succumbed James powers t S Hallanan of West Virginia ter th for new Reason is Issue which an event the the celebration Although platform wet aop Franca Britain Italy and the upon union recognition seek strict Rolph Jr twenty-eightgovernor Charles D Hilles of to York and New liberals to liberals civic to linked J monetary failed with rise policy accompanying merchandising of California on the ranch of his United States— seek to bring' interpretation of section 7a of N 1 Roraback of re-which Connecticut has Henry the William into ’ rendered Idaho's legislation funds more the belt to direct ' pride RA friend to Walter Llnforth disarmback Ssn near the Germany knd Daniel Pomeroy of New Jersey withheld comment on the program wording on present bills obsolete tail end wholesale coffers on continued Jose whither he had lain 111 for Longshoremfen ament conference as a prelWith Fletcher tinged with conNo longer ere gold certificate fedM Wisconsin's Robert LaFoUette two weeks strike on the pacific coast packers ade to some measure actual servatism G 0 P committeemen eral reserve notes redeemable in who has defected from the party SENSIBLE APPAREL left plants In Oklahoma brewers Dubbed "Sunny Jim” Rolph was disarmament to the link °u8ht liberal no of demand element of and North and Dakota’s P Gerald Hoopes To cheat summer’s heat express noted as e Powers longer Pennsylvania Nye gold upon abandoned vats in Omaha filling r War debts—The date for memfor with e more progressive are silver certificates only legal tenfailed to enthuse over Fletcher their scorp at modern male dress ory of face end names his station workers left p urn pa in St Hapgodd of Indiana socialite So- -' thair party hi debt instalments is June 18 outlined one side issue der delist platform of of A P debts for G O in payment 13 members of Chicago’s Antisupercalling Maynard Krueger of Illinois politics public Louis street railwayman soilght to offleate at anything from Washington considering the ' wage boosts In Chicago" cartridge Franz Daniel of Pennsylvania and social legislation consistent with was the Ousting In Philadelphia of Under recent legislation- - all paper stition society threaten next month baby shows to British note of default awaits pharmacy week For the national constitution la Vare as William Massa-aS s deploring A legal tender for all debta pato wear shorts or party leader money Sprague Coolldge of workers walked out in Alton 11L 19 years he was San Francisco’s decision of other debtors toward enusetts James ONeal of New tendencies dictatorship with election of Edwin R Qox as public and private apparently will did Remington-Ran- d jamas eschew coats waistcoats colemployes was not a candidate for mayor ' remain so fearing a patt to Inflation Partly city chairman of G O P lars In Cincinnati and motion picture as governor w remain oi ?ie party operators made trouble in Kansas More recently Rolph drew attencommittee tion City Alabama miners still were executive for lauding the lynching in In to addition its principles the ‘dissatisfied and shoemakers called a Sett Jose of the alleged kidnapers strike at the Brown Shoe company party adopted a prograny calling Brooke of Hart son of a departIn Charleston 111 ment store owner end before that i Shifting tax burdens to incomes drew national attention when he Inheritances and excess profit from followed th precedent of three pre-'COURT real estato assumption by the decesaori refused to pardon Torn government of all debts ' on Efforts to thwart Independent Mooney and Warren K Billings farms operated by working own- unionization of Idaho metal miners assumption - by cooperative ing districts were scotched by FedO’DONNELL agencies of all processing and dis- eral Judge John C Bowen in Seattribution of farm products stabile Death cama to the Rev Charles tle Who denied an injunction sought zation of farm prices in proportion L O’Donnell president of Notre ' Mike McNally by three miners to the products of Industry Dame In South Bend and university Robert S Pung and O G Lamb " added: Ind in the form of a streptococcus The trio sought to enjoin ar elec"We advocate public ownership infection Poet author army chap-plai-n tion at the Bunker Hill A Sullivan not only of banks utilitiu and naand qducator Father O’Don- the Hecla end Sunshine mines in tional resource but also of the nell became head of the famed ’ the Kellogg district to elect repre- farm Implement factorie and the Catholic university in 1928 directed sentatives for collective bargaining ‘middleman’ instrumentalits expansion was a friend of the contended the election would jeop‘ ities that is those industries enlate great Knute Rockne ardize their right of direct bargainin a processing end distribugaged was O’Donnell Father president ing ' - ' tion of farm products which under of the Catholic Poetry Society of t privatd ownership rob the farmer ' America received the order of the by buying his crops at less than cost BURIAL ALIVE crown of Italy from King Victor ' Emmanuel XII In 1932" of the Shamanlst religion consumer the at prices several times 'were followed by the abbot of a as high” v J KEELEY temple near Bareilly India when — -rrib aged abbot reputedly 157 year To a cerebral hemorrhage BOYAL BIRTH of age lay himself in en open grave James Keeley vice presi' Bora to Astrid queen of the Belhid servants and followers cover dent of the Pullman company who believed him with earth The abbot gians was a son second male child gained note as managing editor of his usefulness in Ufo at an end con- the Chicago Tribune at the cen- of Leopold III king of th Belgians sidered it an effreut to the deities and his Swedish wife in Brussels turv’s Aura Keeley violated news to continue to live The infant is to be named Albert paper practice durmg the disastrous ' The abbot had been in the temple after his latei grandfather Is the ' Irlquois theater fire when he pubmore than 50 years followed rellg‘—The Lhtorr faiM$'‘aksftt$r6fclaimeniy (Century of Progress officials as to right Nancy Philip John Frank Nicholas Marjr Joseph Vito Michael third Child gl lished the death list on his first " est Is Princess Josephine Charlotte the largest U S family of Italian parentage In the United States lous custom In being buried alive Rocco Isabel Sarah Mrs Dominic Damore Mrs Angelina Dell Mrs MarFive page relegated ‘the story inside line Shamanists believe life is fu6 heir to the throne is Crown Princ taxicabs were taken to transport the group through the fair as guests of the was noted for his campaign for Mr&JLucille Quarante Mrs Lawrence Damore Mrs Rosa LaPallela garet ' tile after usefulness Is ceased The family sired-b- y Mike Latorra numbers twenty-on- e' “safe and sane” Fourth of July management torra and Mr Lfitorra holding Benito Guy left - V- ‘ y r - s In Salt Lake Money J j - A forty-fourt- h 4 altered condltlonsir J drouth-sufferin- g e - V' f t Col-fles- In the Political Arena ' - Jn 5 1 income-yieldin- g tee - Congress in t Hurry to Adjourn Obituaries ’ ' M r Lake-lDays- t 9t h ’ vote-gette- ss WORLD’S FAIR FINDS LARGEST ITALIAN FAMILY IN MIDST n r - fed--er- al -- 7 ! i ’ -r- - Tets ‘ 77 Mb eafiViMfr j t -- ’ |
