The Archive · 1934

Move to Avert Stel Strike

Washington, June 21.

The United States Steel Corpora-made a move in the negoations to avert a strike in the steel industry.

The management of the concern has sent the Union of Labour's mands to the Government, and acceptance, denial or counter-proposal is awaited with eagerness payments to German citizens under troops, in the latter part of May, Reuter. Fee Setlneent et until ced int fature, to "eaptare "ihe Semis fir Ameran Elna" aren one "seo 18 00 wounded, Appeal te Government Londo, June, 22 nts juncture, the ivoprssibie forts ofthe Longe of Mationa, ARp%"i of Se Pecile Coad Long: Senator 'Huey Long, Louisiana's and other international organizations tervention in their dispute with "ikinglish," tossed a monkey-wrench to end the Gran Chaco War have into the smoothly functioning' legis been fruitless, although Bolivia has ferred to the Secretary of Labour, tive. machinery. invoked Article XV of the League Miss Frances Perkins, it was an-'Consituting, himself the champion Covenant compelling the League to the. farmer, "Senator Long. de-Sit in judgment on the dispute and nounced to-day by President Roosevelt. manded the passage of the Frazier-decide which nation is the aggres-'Miss Perkins has already been Enmke Bill for a moratorium sor—United Press.

Tim mortgages. He. demanded It delegated with the task of settling the steel strike—United Press, vigorously and ai length. Efarts to Wrest the floor from the, gentleman

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