Easter Parley Fails To End Auto Strike
The Easter Sunday talks between Chrysler executives and the CIO led to renewed hope for settlement of the Detroit auto strike. About 80,000 workers are idle as Walter Chrysler and John L. Lewis fail to reach an agreement, with Lewis departing for New York to resume talks. Lee A. Pressman and Richard Frankensteen will attend the next session in Lewis's absence.
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Frank Murphy
Michigan
Chrysler Corporation
Detroit
Walter P. Chrysler
Company Corporation
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Lewis
New York
Lee A. Pressman
Richard Frankensteen
United Automobile Workers of America
United Automobile Workers
Lewis’ C. I. O
Chrysler
Reo Motor Car
Max A. Templeton
Tribute Paid to Blast Victims
In New London on Easter afternoon hundreds of mourners gathered at the blast scene to honor the 455 killed in a schoolhouse gas explosion ten days earlier. The service opened at 3:05 PM with condolences from the President and messages from the Texas governor and ministry as gravesite ceremonies began nearby.
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New London
United States
Texas
Cade Responds to Insufficient Mayoral Petition
James O Cade issues a formal statement after his petition to place his name on the city mayoral ballot is ruled insufficient by officials. He says no official notice was received from the City Commission and notes the Sunday News Globe report of the insufficiency and denial by Mayor Rogers and two commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O. Cade
Cade
City Commission
Sunday News Globe
Rogers
Supreme Court
Utility Consumers National Policy Committee
Executive Council
Junior Bar Conference
Utility Consumers Committee
Smathers
Dem
N. J
Senate
James C. Bon
Freighter Volunteer Seeks Rescue After Pacific Sinking
Thirty two or more persons aboard the sinking freighter Volunteer awaited rescue today as the British steamer Fresno City arrived alongside after a 240 mile rescue run. Globe wireless noted the Fresno City’s arrival and a Tokyo dispatch added there were two passengers aboard the stricken ship with the crew of thirty.
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San Francisco
Pacific
Fresno City
Globe Wireless
Tokyo
Weather outlook for West Texas and New Mexico
The forecast shows cloudiness with possible showers in eastern Texas and warmer conditions in the north. Tuesday should be partly cloudy and cooler in the west. New Mexico expects unsettled weather Monday and Tuesday with rain or snow in the north and west and little change in temperature.
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Texas
New Mexico
Pampa’s Oil Boom and Growth Tell a Frontier Romance
Pampa grew from a railside station named Sutton renamed Glasgow then Pampa as oil struck Gray County. Since 1926 Worley Reynolds No 1 started a boom with 1519 oil wells and vast gas output. population rose from 300 in 1910 to 13 500 today. The city developed wholesale firms, factories, real estate, and a busy chamber of commerce driving annual events and public programs.
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Vance Johnson
Southwest
Pampa
Gray County
Santa Fe
Panhandle
Sutton
Glasgow
Shamrock Oil & Gas Company
Worley-Reynolds
Nough
Wheeler
Carson
Potter
Hutchinson
Moore Counties
Chamber of Commerce
Gray County Creamery
Combs-Worley
John Roby
One Oil Company
Nef Glasgow
Main Street
Central Park
Worley Hospital
Pampa- Jarratt
Cabot Carbon Co
Schneider
Cook-Adams
Borger
Foster Fletcher
Pampa Daily News
Amarillo News
Death by Own Action Indicated In Teacher's Death
In New Castle Indiana coroner Elmer Bentley said Mabel Sutton a 28 year old former Sunday school teacher and Red Cross worker may have set herself on fire. Three witnesses reported seeing a jar described as containing something like water or kerosene near the woods where her burned body was found two days later a similar jar lay beside the body.
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New Castle
Ind
U.P
Mabel Sutton
Elmer Bentley
Bentley
Red Cross
Meat bill largest January in six years
America's meat bill in January reached the highest for that month in six years. Packers paid about $156,000,000 for livestock, up $6,000,000 from January 1936, and $48,000,000 more than January 1935, according to Poor's Publishing Co.
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New York
America
Poor's Publishing Co
WPA says production must rise 20 percent to cut unemployment
WPA researchers in Washington on March 28 reported that the surge of labor saving machines and techniques in eight years means business would need to lift production 20 percent above 1929 volumes to bring unemployment to 1929 levels.
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Washington
WPA
Six Amarillo accidents involve thirteen cars in 14 hours
A string of six accidents in and near Amarillo Friday night and Sunday morning involved thirteen cars. Miss Lodomia West was the only seriously injured, suffering back and head injuries when an Oldsmobile and Ford coach collided in North Amarillo at 1 10 A M Sunday. Ray Garrett and S M Holland were also injured lightly. Myrtle Long sustained a minor injury in a two car collision at Sixth Avenue and Van Buren Street at 3 12 A M Sunday. Taxi cabs were involved in three of the crashes.
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Amarillo
Lodomia West
Pierce Street
Oldsmobile
Ford
Ray Garrett
Kansas City
Kans
North
S. M. Holland
Vernon
Garrett
J. D. Wiley
Fairmont Street
St. Anthony’s
Miss West
Myrtle EB. Long
Johnson Street
Cecil Wyble
West Tenth Avenue
W. E. Cazzell
Sixth Avenue
van Buren Street
Arizona Papers Plan U S Supreme Court Appeal on Tax
Arizona newspapers announced they will appeal the 1 percent gross income tax to the United States Supreme Court after losing in the state high court. The move follows a recent tribunal decision that upheld the tax.
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Phoenix
Arizona
United States Supreme Court
Colorado and Oklahoma Tie for First in Missouri Forensic Meet
In St. Louis on March 28 the University of Colorado and Oklahoma both won seven debates to share the top spot in the Missouri forensic league meet held at Washington University.
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ST. Louis
University of Colorado
Oklahoma
Washington University
Dean of Generals Dies in France at 98
General Justin Tisseyre, 98, once dean of French army generals, died of pneumonia at Sournia near the Spanish border. He served in Emperor Maximilian's Mexican expedition and fought in many distant campaigns worldwide.
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Perpignan
France
Justin Tisseyre
Sournia
Maximilian
War Department Reblazes Kearny March Route
The War Department ordered army engineers to reblaze the 1846-47 march route of General Stephen W. Kearny from Fort Leavenworth to aid California operations against Mexico.
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Washington
War Department
Army Engineers
Stephen W. Kearny
Fort Leavenworth
California
Senators plan opposing views on Roosevelt court plan debates
Senate Democrats prepare radio addresses to present opposing views on the presidents court proposal. Senator Glass will attack Monday night and Senator Robinson will defend the plan Tuesday. Also up for debate is the Supreme Court ruling likely on Wagner Act allying with a social security challenge.
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Senate
Glass
Virginia
Robinson
Arkansas
Supreme Court
Mr. Roosevelt
Chas. C. Steward Machine Company
Alabama
Army Sales Army to Drive DC Budget Campaign
The Chamber of Commerce sales army will take the field in Washington to raise 25180 for the next fiscal year starting April 15. Jim Florey and Clay Thornton lead rival divisions, with Ray Pinkney offering a slab of bacon to each winner. Progress updates occur at breakfast, and a Friday night dinner will close the drive.
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Chamber of Commerce Sales Army
Activities Fund Committee
Jim Florey
Clay Thornton
Sales Army
Ray Pinkney
Last Rites for Air Hostess Held in Elk City
Doris Hammons 26 an airliner hostess killed in the TWA crash in Pennsylvania will receive funeral services at 2 30 PM Monday in Elk City. Six doctors from Elk City Hospital will be pallbearers and 17 graduate nurses will be honorary pallbearers. She was the first graduate of the Elk City Hospital Training School to die. Interment will follow in Elk City Cemetery.
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Elk City
Doris Hammons
TWA
Pennsylvania
Elk City Hospital
Miss Hammons
Mattson Kidnapping Suspect Arrested
Mexico City police arrested Alexander Pompez 47 at the U S embassy request in connection with the December kidnapping of 10 year old Charles Mattson of Tacoma Washington. He was stopped early this morning as he drove on San Juan de Letran.
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Mexico City
United States
Charles Mattson
Tacoma
Washington
Alexander Pompez
Key West
Fla
Pompez
San Juan de Letran
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