Maytag arbitration rejection sparks public relations debate
Maytag continues operation with hundreds on site while CIO peaceful picketing remains under a court order. The arbitration board’s findings favored CIO demands on no closed shop and wage timing, but Maytag rejects the terms, inviting criticism and public scrutiny of its stance amid ongoing labor tension.
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Maytag Company
Governor’s Arbitration Board
CIO
Newton
Maytag
Arbitration Board
National Labor Relations Board
Roumanian Queen Marie Dies After Long Illness
Dowager Queen Marie of Roumania died at Sinaia palace in her sixty third year after a prolonged illness. King Carol and Crown Prince Mihai were at her bedside as physicians announced a dangerous condition. She was born in England and married Ferdinand in 1893, later guiding Roumania through and after World War I.
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Marie
Roumania
Sinaia
Miron Cristea
Carol
Mihai
Elizabeth
Greece
Ferdinand
Dresden
Germany
Curcia de Argesh
England
Queen Mother
Queen Victoria
Russia
Malta
Crown Prince
Ferdinand of
Prince of
Ellsworth Woman Mayor Seen As Driving Force Behind Boom
Ellsworth Kansas mayor Clara Williford 51 runs a firing restaurant and guides city growth. In five years she built a new 60000 dollar city hall cut taxes from 19 7 to 9 7 mills paid off 116000 in bonds and reduced sewer rents while improving streets and boosting the town’s profile built on her leadership and voters faith
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Hank Hromck
Associated Press
Ellsworth
Kan
Sunflower State
Hank
Clara Williford
Clara
Derby Win and Baseball Bust in Scattered Note
The passage notes a rough game where a batter collected four hits and one run, drawing cheers from fans. It also quips about P. K. Wrigley paying 185000 for Dean, then shifts to a mock critique of Joe Louis and a Derby run “backwards,” reflecting a chaotic sports column tone.
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Boston Bees
P. K. Wrigley
Dean
Joe Louis
Lawrin
Car Flips on Fairfax Viaduct Injuring Seven
A car carrying Carl Moore and six others plunged from the Fairfax viaduct approach into Prairie Creek at 2 55 am Sunday. Seven occupants suffered injuries including cuts bruises and a dislocated shoulder. all were treated at Mercy hospital.
Explosive blaze at Sinclair refinery in Wellsville tolls high
A massive blast at the Sinclair Oil refinery in Wellsville New York killed three spectators and injured 75 as a series of tank explosions raged through the plant. Firemen fought fires across about 300 storage tanks while emergency crews treated dozens of burns.
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Sinclair New York
Wellsville
N. Y
Sinclair Oil Company
Genesee River
Tiollim Johnston
New York
Pennsylvania
Walter Maecher
Robert Powers
Eugene McCormick
Alps Shake Sparks Small Damage With No Casualties
A sharp three second earthquake struck the French Alps early Monday. Ceilings of several houses collapsed but damage remained slight and no injuries were reported.
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Grenoble
France
French Alps
Increasing U S Nazi Friction Evident in Relations
Washington reports a Foreign Policy Association survey shows growing friction and ill will between the United States and Nazi Germany. Paul S Taylor of the association notes antagonism stems not from imminent attack but from the impact of Nazi ideology on American opinion.
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Washington
Ins
United States
Uncle Wonders How To Send Airman Funds
In Los Angeles the Rev S Fraser Langford recalls teaching Douglas Grace Corrigan navigation that guided his solo Atlantic crossing in a nine year old plane. The clergyman worries about sending money home while Corrigan, a silent, studious mechanic, relied on great circle navigation and a compass with no radio to Ireland. Corrigan idolized Lindbergh after helping build the Spirit of St Louis at Ryan Aircraft in 1926.
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California
New York
Douglas Corrigan
Ireland
Baldonnell
Dublin
Corrigan
Howard Hughes
Grover Whalen
Floyd Bennett Field
Los Angeles
Douglas Grace Corrigan
Fraser Langford
Atlantic
Langford
Ryan Aircraft Factory
San Diego
Ameche Recovering After Emergency Appendectomy Abroad
Hollywood actor Don Ameche was reported convalescing after emergency surgery for appendicitis in Utrecht Holland. He was on a European vacation and en route from Amsterdam to Paris when he became ill and was rushed to a hospital after the train stopped in Utrecht.
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INS
Don Ameche
Utrecht
Holland
Europe
Amsterdam
Paris
Four Injured When Car Leaves Highway in Cedar Rapids
A cabriolet owned by 24 year old Joe Tauber went off Highway 30 in the 2400 block of Johnson Ave NW at 4 12 am Sunday. Occupants Alma Humble Gladys Benson Cecil Gillin and Tauber suffered injuries and were treated at St Luke's hospital. Police could not determine the driver as the group, dazed from the rollover, wandered around the wreck. Ambulance attendants Don Condon and Arthur Zimmerman provided first aid en route to the hospital.
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Cedar Ravide News
Cedar Rapids
Joe Tauber
Fifteenth Avenue SE
Highway 30
Johnson Avenue NW
Alma Humble
Tenth Street SE
Gladys Benson
Third Avenue SE
Cecil Gillin
Second
Avenue SW
Tauber
St. Luke's Hospital
Kansky
Dyson
Don Condon
Arthur Zimmerman
World Flight Stole F D R Thunder But He’ll Be Right Back
A wartime promotional piece by Arthur Baer claims Franklin D Roosevelt will return quickly after a mock theft of the president’s thunder. It boasts confidence, bravado, and money to back up wartime resolve, touting strength and resolve.
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World Flight
F.D.R. Thunder
Arthur
Bugs” Baer
Mr. Roosevelt
Maytag Plant Reopens With Skeleton Crew
Newton AP Four hundred fifty workers mainly from the back to work movement returned to Maytag Washing Machine plant here as production resumed after a strike over a 10 percent wage cut. Union men watched from across the street while officials said wages remained posted and workers returned under the old wage level without a formal agreement.
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CIO
Arbitration Board
F. A. Woodrow
Homer A Fuller
Los Angeles Pilot Claims Ireland Flight by Mistake
Douglas Corrigan, 31, an Los Angeles airplane mechanic, flew solo from New York to Ireland in a 1929 monoplane. He insisted he believed he was returning to California, citing navigational errors and lacking instruments, fuel, and passport.
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New York-To-Ireland
Dublin
Douglas Corrigan
Los Angcdes
Atlantic
California
Ireland
Floyd Bennett
New York
Baldowell
Alantic
Lindbergh
Paris
Howard Hughes
Floyd Bennett Airport
May Discipline Corrigan When He Returns
Washington officials of the air commerce bureau anticipate possible gentle discipline for Douglas G. Corrigan after his Atlantic flight without radio navigation instruments or permission. Denis Mulligan notes the achievement for Irish people but warns against dangerous imitators while seeking to restrict Corrigan’s return to deter future junkets.
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Washington
Air Commerce Bureau
Douglas G. Corrigan
Atlantic
United States
Denis Mulligan
Corrigan
Mulligan
Commerce Bureau
Bureau
Corrigan May Have Altered Plans After Plane In Air
Corrigan may have decided to fly the Atlantic after takeoff, said friend Steve Reich. Reich claimed he and Corrigan discussed a Pacific return route but the ocean hop came as Corrigan took off without revealing plans.
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Corrigan
Reich
Atlantic
Two Year Old Rescued After Drowning Attempt At Ellis Park
Jimmie Bailey 2 nearly drowned in the Ellis park wading pool Sunday. George McPherson and Henry Booth saved him with artificial respiration, and life guards and police aided until recovery. Jimmie’s family and sibling watched as he later played, unscathed, with his red headed brother Lee.
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Raymond
Jimmie Bailey
Joseph K. Bailey
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Old Street
Ellis Park
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First Avenue
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Sixth Street
Booth
MecPherson
Ellis Beach
Dick Zvacek
Walsh
Hrabetin
Lee Bailey
N.Y.A
Binny Woods
Mary Stephan
Bailey
Woods
Corrigan Declared Life Member Of Local Liars Club
Douglas Corrigan Manday was voted a life member of the Burlington Wisconsin Liars' club after claiming he believed he was flying to Los Angeles when he made a daring hop to Ireland.
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Burlington
Wis
Ins
Los Angeles
Ireland
Douglas Corrigan Manday
Liars’ Club
Man Flies Solo From New York To Dublin In Remarkable Flight
A lone pilot lifted an ald crate from New York and instead of turning west aimed northeastward. He crossed the Atlantic in a single engine Curtiss Hoon, landing near Dublin to declare the historic voyage. The feat stunned New York airport staff before confirmation by British authorities.
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New York
Royal British Air Force
Belfast
Ireland
Baledonnell
Dublin
Ninety Degree Heat Returns to Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids experienced hot conditions as the temperature rose from 67 at 6 am to 92 by early afternoon. The day featured fair Sunday weather with a high near 87 and a low around 65, while rainfall from Saturday night into Sunday totaled about 0.2 inches. The Cham bers Inskeep gauge recorded the precipitation.
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Cedar Rapids
The
Sun
Mercury
Chambers
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