Parley Set For Saturday At Chicago Stockyards Strike
Federal conciliators announced a meeting at 10 am Saturday between striking stockyards handlers and leaders of the Union Stockyards and Transit Co to seek a settlement. The world’s largest livestock market halted trading as talks proceed amid pressure from the Chicago Live stock Exchange directors and CIO organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.P
Robert Mythen
Indianapolis
Mythen
William H. Rodgers
Des Moines
U. S. Department of Labor
Chicago Livestock Exchange
Washington
Brown
CIO
American Federation of Labor
AFL
NLRB
James R. Rice
Mov Commission
U. S
Henry Wallace
Mississippi Valley
Chest Fund Reaches Eighty Percent Of Goal
Community Chest workers pushed the drive to 80 percent of the $11,785 minimum needed for seven agencies, with $9,457.37 raised by Thanksgiving Eve. Campaign slows on Thanksgiving and will resume Friday and Saturday to raise the remaining $2,327.63 from house to house and scattered sources.
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Boosts Chest Total
The Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co and its employees pledged 578 dollars to the Chest, a substantial boost and the second largest single unit contribution from a firm and its workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co
Campaign drive nears final push to meet $11,785 goal
L. W. Roberts, director, expresses cautious optimism as seven agencies funded by the Community Chest face a minimum goal of $11,785. With only two days left, $2,327.63 remains and full worker participation is urged to avoid curtailed activities for the citizen building, charitable and emergency organizations. Roberts hopes to hit the target by Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Roberts
Roberts
Painesville Rural Board Sets Three-Mill Levy Vote
The Painesville rural board of education schedules a special election for December 13 to approve a three-mill operating levy. If defeated, all district schools will close on December 13. teachers have had a payless payday and may not receive salaries until January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Painesville, CO
U.P
Painesville
Farm Bureau Insurance Purchases Downtown Building
The Farm Bureau Mutual Automobile Insurance Co announced the purchase of the eight story Columbus building housing its offices for 248000 dollars. The sellers are Frank A Albert B Howell and Louise V Nesbitt of Columbus and Louise J Van Voorhis and Helen J Baker of Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
Farm Bureau Mutual Automobile Insurance Co
Frank A
Albert B
B. M. Howell
Louise V. Nesbitt
Louise J. van Voorhis
Helen J. Baker
Newark
Bank announces third release of funds after banking holiday
The Citizens Banking and Savings Co. said it will release 10 percent of its segregated deposits on Friday. This payment is the third since the 1933 bank holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comeaut
Citizens Banking and Savings Co
Holiay
Canton Man Dies After Auto Collision Near Home
George Indich 47 a steel worker died at Mercy Hospital shortly after being struck by a car while crossing a street near his Canton home. He was injured earlier today and succumbed to injuries in hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
AUP
George Indich
Mercy Hospital
Governor Davey appeals for federal funds to Ohio pensions
Governor Martin L. Davey urged A. J. Altmeyer of the Federal Social Security Board to release withheld Ohio old age pension funds. He argued the money belongs to Ohio taxpayers and noted 112,000 needy elderly residents awaiting November pensions before Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
O.P
Martin L. Davey
A. J. Altmeyer
Federal Social Security Board
Ohio
Springfield Plant To Increase Force by 600
Springfield plant of International Harvester Co will add 600 employees bringing total to 3100. Superintendent Robert M. Watkins announced the new level will be reached by December 19. The plant has recalled 750 workers in recent weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
UPR
International Harvester Co
Robert M. Watkins
Watkins
Two Civil War Veterans Left in Knox County After Pitkin Death
The death of Theodore S. Pitkin at age 92 leaves only two Civil War veterans in Knox County. Pitkin, a retired farmer, was the last survivor among local veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Vernon
U.P
Knox County
Theodore S. Pitkin
Administrative Allowance for Relief Raised in Ohio Counties
Columbus AP report states the relief administrative cost allowance in Ohio counties is raised from 12 to 15 percent of total relief funds. State Relief Director William C. Dixon said the 15 percent limit applies this month and urged Governor-elect Bricker and the next General Assembly to amend the law. He noted lawmakers who set 12 percent did not anticipate county delegation of extra duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
A.P
Ohio
William C. Dixon
Dixon
John W. Bricker
General Assembly
Six Killed as Gale Sweeps England Across Britain
Six people are dead and many injured as a severe gale hits the British Isles on Wednesday causing masonry and signage to collapse across towns and cities. Emergency crews report extensive damage and calls for safety precautions amid the season’s strongest winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
London
British Isles
Three Illinois Officials Are Appointed by FDR
President Roosevelt announced three Illinois appointments two federal judges and a United States attorney Otto Kerner to the seventh circuit Michael L Igoe to be district judge Northern District of Illinois and William J Campbell to be United States Attorney Northern District of Illinois replacing Igoe
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warm Springs
Roosevelt
Illinois
United States
Otto Kerner
Seventh Circuit
Michael L. Igoe
Northern District of
William J. Campbell
Igoe
Ickes Proposes Alaska as Haven for Jewish Refugees
Secretary Ickes floated Alaska as a potential sanctuary for Jewish refugees from war torn Europe. The offer signals a possible shift in U S refugee policy amid ongoing upheaval in nations allied against fascism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Washington-Aup
of Interior
Ickes
Corman
Ickes Attacks Dies Again Over Probe Clamor
Secretary Harold L. Ickes denounces Chairman Martin Dies for un American activity hearings calling Dies a zany and accusing the committee of smearing administration officials. Ickes warns of anti American propaganda spreading through foreign press outlets linked to the inquiry. Dies invites Ickes to testify under oath and dismisses the attack as a routine campaign of abuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Harold L. Ickes
Martin Dies
House Committee
Ickes
Civil Liberties Union
Dies
Texas
New Jersey
Europe
United States
Administration of
Indian Affairs
Department of the Interior
Alice Jamison
Indian Affairs Administration
Iokes
Bank Robbery at Farmers Savings Bank in Beaman
Bank officials reported an $18,500 theft at Farmers Savings Bank of Beaman Iowa after yeggs drilled through a manganese steel safe. Loot included $5,500 cash and $13,000 in negotiable securities. The break in was found when the bank opened Wednesday morning. Authorities believe drilling began around 2 a.m. and continued for several hours. The bank said most valuables were taken, but records were left behind.
Youth's Trial for Slaying of German Diplomat May Become Trial of Nazi Persecution
Herschel Grynszpan, 17, Polish Jew, killed Ernst Von Rath at the German embassy in Paris. The case may become an international probe of Nazi persecution of Jews, with potential civil party involvement by Rath's father and a German lawyer aiding Grynszpan's defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Herschel Grynszpan
Germany
United Press
U.P
Ernst von Rath
Dreyfus
Moscow
Rath
Grynszpan
France
Vicente Moro-Giafferi
Henri Torres
Moro-Giafferi
Berlin
Torres
United States
Dorothy Thompson
Moro- Giafferi
Lany
Fresnes
W. H. Plant Reported En Route to Washington on Chinese Trade
W. H. Plant, U. S. Steel Products far eastern representative and president of the American Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai, photographed in Vancouver, on his way to report to the President about the Chinese trade situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Plant
U. S. Steel Products
American Chamber of Commerce
Shanghai
Vancouver
B. C
Washington
Father says murder was a mistake in Toluca shooting
William Davis 65 a WPA worker faces murder charge after shooting Doyle Burwell 24 dead in Toluca Illinois Davis says he mistook Burwell for Buck Wier the man he warned off his daughter Mary 20 Wier and James Long from Henry NL were with Burwell at the time and held for inquest while Davis mourns his error
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toluca
Ill
William Davis
WPA
Doyle Burwell
Davis
Buck Wier
Wier
Mary
Burwell
James Long
Henry, NL
Long
Plan of War Material On Mass Scale Unveiled
Washington reports that the War Department under President Roosevelt is drafting a mass production plan for airplanes tanks gas masks artillery and semi automatic rifles. Talks have involved leading airplane makers automobile manufacturers and armaments firms with a goal of 12 000 fighting planes over five years at about 1 500 000 000. The findings will be sent to the President and then Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Louis Johnson
War Department
Roosevelt
Congress
Buick to run peak production rest of year
Harlow H. Curtice head of Buick division GM announced a peak schedule for the rest of the year. Buick aims to produce 28,000 cars in November, a new all time monthly record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flint
Mich
U.P
Harlow H. Curtice
Buick
General Motors Corporation
Curtice
Milk shipments protected as dairies dispute spills
State police convoys and a federal injunction protected milk deliveries into Springfield amid a price dispute between dairies and a farmers cooperative. Four trucks were dumped Saturday, but executives said deliveries into the city were on schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
Dairies
Execution date set for John W. Cline in patrolman slaying
Common Pleas Judge P. P. Boll set January 26 as the date of execution for John W. Cline age 24 of West Elkton convicted of killing Patrolman Aaron Laubach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Common Pleas
P. P. Boll
John W. Cline
West Elkton
Aaron Laubach
Movie row threatened as brush fires devastate California
Large wildfires swept three southern counties burning Arrowhead Springs resort and many homes in the Santa Monica Mountains. Evacuations stretched from Crestline to San Bernardino as 400 WPA workers aided firefighting efforts. no deaths reported yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
U.P
California
Arrowhead Springs
Santa Monica
Malibu Beach
San Bernardino County
Ventura County
Topanga Canyon
Last Springs
Madeline Carroll
Paramount
Frank Lloyd
San Bernardino
Creste Line
Crestline
Waterman Canyon
City Creek
Riverside
WPA
40Th Street
Snow saves lives as children escape fire in snow
Three children of Eugene Sunday, age 32, fleeing a farm house fire two miles north of Paulding were dropped from upstairs windows into a six inch snow blanket and escaped unharmed. Sunday and his wife Olive, age 29, suffered severe burns and were treated at the county hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paulding
U.P
Eugene Sunday
Sunday
Olive
Two Killed as Plane Crashes in Wisconsin
West Bend Wisconsin: Two men from West Bend, Wesley Otto and Robert Geib, were killed when their small airplane crashed and burned on a farm near the city limits late today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
West Bend
Wis
U.P
Wesley Otto
Robert Geib
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Mythen and Rodgers
Don Harris
Packinghouse Workers Organization Committee
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Henry Johnson
Ben Brown
W. J. Connor
O’connor
Frank H. Towner
John OD. Black
Livestock Exchange
Community Chest
Farm Bureau Insurance Company
Davey
Curity Board
Ohio Pension Division
Probe Group
Harold Ettlinger
Snow
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