Sandusky Register (Newspaper) - July 3, 1937, Sandusky, Ohio its m The Sandusky Register VOL. 114. NO. m It JULY 3, 193t BELIEVE AViATRIX DOWN AT SEA Mild Is Felt Here CIO LEADERS FIGHT PLANT REOPENINGS Rally Forces While More Ohio Mills Start The Associated EAST July 2-Steel furnaces turned the night skies red along tho 7-state strike front tonight while C. I. 0. leaders strove to rally their forces against More mills opened O. Steel defied the threat of a bloody voiced by a C. I. O. picket captain and moved 115 automobile loads of workers into its plant - under the bayonet protection of Ohio National without Here In East day workers fattened their with a second day of work at Inland On all company officials 12.500 men were back on under the of a. hy Clifford oi pact inland's own labor policy and an agreement to K. W. O. C. agency for its Others Hold To Decision The other three In the with John U C. I. O. held firmly to their refusal to deal with the C. 1. 0. on the main Issue of aliened ' are not going to said Frank president of Sheet and In a statement today at are preparing a letter to our Chicago district again our The letter uill sute that Inland Steel did not sign any contract .ir and that we are not going io statement we make will plainly state on top that it is not to bo construed as a contract or agreement or any other Spokesmen for Bethlehem and Republic the other two companies indicated a similar letter reiterated his willingness to and negotiate with representatives of any labor organization for purposes In behalf of such of the company's employes as are members of such It emphasized that the company not make an with cither the C. 1. O. or 8. W. O. or The national labor act employers to on Page Col. 3) Every Quarter Shows Gain In Receipts At P.O. Receipts at the Sandusky for the fiscal year ending June 30 showed an Increase of over the previous records of Postmaster showed or an Increase about nine Every quarter of the year ending June 30 showed an Increase nvei the corresponding one in 1936. The comparison hy quarters for 1937 and 1936, In the order 50. 890.r 696.68. The Increase for the quarter Just ended was over the one last year on an increase of about 0 H I 0 Generally fair and generally fair and continued except in - Showers have occurred in portions of the iako The has risen from the States to the Appalachian Generally fair weather Is probable the two days except for local Jn Iho upper Ohio valley and the Temperatures will rise Saturday and Sunday in most temperature 70; on same date temperature on same date last 65; precipitation on same date last 8 a. 66. noun 5;03; sets Pacific AMELIA EARHART Amelia Earhart Long Overdue At Howland Island July 2 William D. chief of naval instructed the commandant of the naval station at Honolulu tonight to render whatever aid he may deem practicable in the search for Amelia Leahy acted after receiving word from the coast guard that Miss Earhart was believed to have been forced down in the Pacific in the vicinity of Howland A number of fast surface mostly are now at as well as more than a score of range naval bombing The commandant at Honolulu has complete discretion to employ planes and ships in the If weather and other conditions Honolulu is approximately 1,800 miles from The cost guard headquarters here received information that Earhart probably tiny Howland island because she was by the glare of an ascending sun. The message from the coast guard cutter Itasca It Steel Workers Return To Plant Withdraw Military In Disputed Areas Russia Orders Evacuation Following Similar Action Taken By Jap July 3 - Russian government announced in a communique early today it had ordered the withdrawal of military cutters and armed patrols from islands in the Amur river which both Russia and The communique said the action taken only after Manoru Japanese had announced the of military cutters from the disputed Orders for the Russian it were issued by FARMERS HOPE FOR WINE ClAim It's Badly Needed To Save Damaged Hay so rotten it has to be dumped on pasture corn yellow in the which must be replanted if the are to have a crop half the oats drowned in places was the picture In last night ns a result of the present Fanners were a statement of R. R. 1. it would only stop The has marly all operations in parts of That down is It has been wet so many and the second growth potatoes and tomatoes are looking where they ure not U is in some cases 25 of crops are dead or might as well Wheat is ripening slowly in the damp Rotw D. and will be ready thu binder in about a week or 10 The water is down some on Page 12, Col. 7) Klementi E. commissar of war and The communique issued some I time after announced he had reached an agreement with the Soviet government which promised an peaceful settlement of the conflict on the on the border between Siberia and Contents of Announcement The called on Litvinoff and declared he had received information from Tokyo of the withdrawal military from the islands in the Amur and that the ambassador desired the immediate withdrawal of Soviet on Tago 12. Col. 2) IS 2 Trampled by his in a running was in a condition rie suffered Fail To Agree On Budget 2 of and house conferees to agree on the biennial state budget ended in apparent failure today after 10 The two Democratic senate Horace W. Baggott and William R. Foss advised Paul P. Yoder of their inability to agree with the house They asked to be the lieutenant governor previously had announced he would Senators Emerson Campbell and Bernard Donovan replace and The committee with the two new senate members is scheduled to resume conferences next Thursday Designed To Protect Effective Today 2 - Three new laws effective tomorrow include one designed to protect fanners in the of sou and plant Another members of library Troin bavins any interest in any contracts made by the board or from being employed by it in any capacity except as clerk or The third clarities and makes definite the for to the courts of the industrial on claims tor Industrial If does not specify on what srounds It refuses an it can lie ordered to do so by the supremo Inoculants purchased by farmers are defined by the new statute as carrier or culture of a or mixture of represented to improve the soil or the or yield of cither directly or and shall also include any inoculated fertilizer or any analogous product represented to be inoculated or containing The director of agriculture is authorized to enforce the law by requiring all dealers to obtain at for each brand issued year will be good until 31, wlUch they will for one packages tlie inoculant bo plainly labeled as to what particular plants will be benefited by the product and the expiration date ot the product's Selling without a license or the product subjects the offender tu an initial uC are subject to to or months imprisonment or BEEBE DECLARES VOTE IS TO GO THROUGH Says Only Court Order Will Stop Election For Charter On August 17. R. C. last 17 charter amendment election will go City voted unanimously for the It won't be postponed except by court Beebe declared in answer to a suggestion of the Board of Elections that It be held this fall to save cost to the taxpayers ot the * - - Upon results of the August 17 election to delete the charter requirement for complete plans a public bond issue can he voted hinges the question of whether a municipal light plant bond issue can be voted on this Beebe declared Solicitor W. E. conferred with the election board in answer to their The City Commission president said he received a letter Board of about a month ago asking for a conference on postponement of the election but as it carried the signature of no he had not The Commission is leaving the question In the hands he could not be reached last night for information regarding the The communication from the election board quoted the secretary of state as saying special elections were a and that wherever possible such elections should be held at the time of the general as the city charter states that all voting may be donn at general and inasmuch as a special election would be on extra cost to the taxpayers of the the board of elections wonders whether the City Commission would confer with it with a of postponing this special election to coincide with the general election to be held 2, 1937." the communication read in part. Proposal By Two Powers Is Rejected July 3 tonight promptly rejected a of Italy and Germany that the naval patrol of Spanish be abandoned and belligerent rights be accorded both parties in the Spanish civil A German said envoys of other nations to whom the proposal was made had agreed to refer it to theri The plan was laid before the of the 27-uation committee seeking to isolate tlie Spanish ' British rejection was to bring the whole European over control to a The until next when other nations in the fall committee will be called In for a review of the which diplomats admitted Among the subcommittee hers agreeing to submit the to ther were French and Ivan soviet did not prevent them from criticizing tlic proposals strongly in lengthy speeches which they said were Informed British sources five the nine of the the on was believed Earhart passed northwest of Howland Island about 2:20 m. or about 8 a. Howland Island The Itasca reported that heavy smoke was from Its funnels at the to serve as a signal for the Relieved Near Island The cutter's skipper expressed belief the Earhart had descended info the sea within 100 miles ot Previous messages said Miss Earhart the best known and her Fred P. were believed forced down at sea in an near tiny Howland island on a attempt to span the south Apparently headwinds had her gasoline within 100 miles of the end of e projected flight from New The alarming silence of the plane's radio spurred into search the coast guard cutter Itasca from Howland Miss deadline of 7 p. m. est passed without authorities had estimates of how long the on Page 12, Col. 5) EAST BATTERY PROJECT DONE One Catwalk Club Job Nears A 90-foot addition to the catwalk in front of Sandusky Sailing Club headquarters was being rapidly pushed to completion and the 22C'-foot catwalk extending routh from the north wall was complete and in use at East Battery Park The addition to the catwalk In front of Sailing club headquarters practically doubles Its making It ISO and about doubles its mooring Includes three 30 root is expected to be completed The the last part of the is half Space will be provided for 14 more C. E. the work for the It through to advantage of still available Salvage materials are being supplied hy the making the cost tn It. and WPA Is supplying the 12 WPA workers have been employed on the Stern end floats provide space for mooring The other which extends south 220 feet from the center butt on the win? ran 24 largo from 20 to 40 feet In half a dozen so far are the Found In African Bii Johnson NEW July a week in the African rear Kenya millionaire Canadian gold and his wife by the movie liy Osa expedition radioed offices here Tie the message were flying to tn ihc when thoir crushed In They wire without for until a 5 fiiin;:;- an office in council chambers residents affected by the could register and explain their Mayor 11. E. in a communication to The Sandusky revealed plans for the The mayor The Register residents whose have been damaged or suffered any should to the city council chambers anytime after 9 a. The bureau will be open until This action followed on the of a survey by city railroad authorities and an of the U. S. of the flooded which late held a grip on one-third of city ot A heavy downpour of ram night caused no material or further observers u.s the run-off of the old flood caused officials sonic Mayor told The catch basins have In iho city since the of the One Is oft the second on and iho third in northeast section of what steps will be taken to relieve the conditions on a more survey by the mayor saij tonight that a proposal reopening of U. S. 20, artery jf travel through the had been delayed due to the conditions of Merchants bad requested the opening over the Fourth of July The said that on duty bo available to handle on Page Officials Here Urge Caution In Fireworks Use Chiefs Wilson McLaughUn of fire department and A. gates of the police department iust night issued words of caution lU regard to use of which was legally permissable beginning yesterday and continuing until Monday Their warnings were partly actuated by news reports of a IjA Idaho in which five were killed and 20 Injured when a lighted cracker was thrown into a pile of other A double such as occurs this won't again until 194?. It is estimated that more than 100 stands and stores in the city county have noise on m I gum It must -J m i
