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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1937

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Bittner Urges Green to Quit Childishness in WV Labor Split

Van A. Bittner urged William Green to set aside childishness as West Virginia labor factions clash. Green ordered John B. Easton to Atlantic City for a trial over expulsion of CIO unions, while J. L. Lewis called Green a traitor. Easton, reelected WV labor president, had not yet received the summons.

van A. Bittner West Virginia William Green Green United Mine Workers J. C. Leutenant American Federation’ of Labor John B. Easton Atlantic City Easton State Federation of Labor Williamstown C. SO John L. Lewis C.0 Milwaukee Bittner Executive Council American Federation of Labor Parkersburg C. L O Lewis AL FO. L Oarter

Selichos Services Announced At Local Synagogues

Selichos services will be held at Binal Jacob synagogue at midnight with Rabbi Samuel Cooper and Cantor B. Freedman officiating. Charleston Jewry will observe Rosh Hashanah at the synagogue and Virginia Street temple starting Sunday September 5 at sundown with Rabbi Ariel Goldbure officiating. Orthodox and liberal observances vary by day as the year 5698 begins.

Binal Jacob Samuel‘Cooper Freedman Charleston Virginia Street Temple Ariel Goldbure

Labor Hearing At Weirton Steel Extends Into Next Year

NEW CUMBERLAND Aug 27 The labor board hearing on charges that Weirton Steel intimidated employees against joining the CIO will continue into next year counsel said tonight. Em ployes Security League counsel predicted the case cannot be wrapped up this year. Company counsel called the estimate conservative. A preacher worker testified the company plan was the best possible and Beagle a two year employee representative said the group handled grievances.

New Cumberland Labor Board Weitton Steel Company Committee For Industrial Organization W.C. Fahey Inland Steel Company Weirton Steel C.D. Beagle Hollidays Cove W. Va iChurch of Christ

Torso slayings suspect held after three-year hunt

Cleveland August 27 three year search ends as police seize a discharged laboratory assistant deemed most likely suspect in ten torso killings. Detective Michael Blackwell described the 40-year-old mill worker as highly skilled in dissection and the prime suspect among hundreds questioned. The man’s name is being withheld pending developments.

Cleveland Fordatst Liext Michael Blackwell Blackwell

Lewis Renews Defy to Ford at UAW Convention

Milwaukee Wisconsin August 27 1937 John L Lewis urged United Automobile Workers to organize Ford workers and urged unity among factions. He attacked Henry Ford and called William Green a traitor while praising CIO growth and labor's political role ahead of the UAW national convention.

Milwaukee Wic John L. Lewis United Automobile Workers Today Ford Workers C.lc UAW Lewis Henry Ford William Green Committee For Industrial Organization United Automobile Workers Congress Ace Cord Isborx CIO Detter Auisch Om Green Tran

Four Die In Plane Crash Near Albany Airport

In Albany New York Aug 27 four people were killed when their aircraft crashed about a mile from Albany airport. Among the dead are State Assemblyman Pritchard H Strong 31 of Rochester and his wife Margaret 30. The wreckage was found after a searching plane located the craft. An immediate investigation was launched by federal commerce inspectors and state and county officials.

Albany N.Y Pritchard H. Strong Rochester N. Y Margaret Federal Department of Commerce

Suicide Preventable Says Boston Hospital Study

A three year study at Boston City Hospital, led by Dr Merrill Moore of Harvard, finds suicide in many cases preventable. The report cites talking with the person, an hour of conversation, and simple acts like taking them to dinner as life saving. Dr Tracy Putnam is named from Harvard Medical School.

Boston Boston City Hospital Merrill Moore Pay Chiatry Harvard Medical School Moore Tracy Putnam

Mellon Inheritance Tax May Reach 35 Million

Pittsburgh dispatch reports tax attorneys estimate the federal inheritance tax on Andrew W. Mellon estate could exceed 15 million and approach 35 million. State tax likely about 12 million. Mellon wealth traced to 243 million today with much transferred to Coalesced company. Funeral train to bring Mellon's body home to Pittsburgh as coverage continues.

U.S Mellon Pittsburgh Andrew W. Mellon Register of Wills’ Office Pennsylvania Secretary of the Treasury R. B. Mellon Howard M. Johnson Paul Mellon David K. E. Bruce Johnson Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Andrew W. Mellan Costesced

U S Warns Powers Over Rights in China

Washington Aug 27 AP The United States warned China and Japan it will protect American rights and property in China even as conflict continues. Secretary Hull said the note demanded accountability for any injury to citizens or damage to property from military actions and noted uncertain reports of Japan planning to blockade Chinese ports. He cautioned on potential neutrality act actions if arms shipments are disrupted.

Washington U. S China Japan Orient Sec Hull America Department Foley Cime Spain

Woman's Body Found in Barrel On Queens Shore

A beachcomber found a well groomed young woman’s body packed in a flimsy barrel along the East River in Queens. Clues point to a Kansas City shoe maker and an unidentified car radio. Police traced shipments and searched for the purchaser of the shoe. the barrel lay on a four-foot ledge near Hell Gate until discovery.

New York Queens East River Kansas City Brooklyn Midwest

Flashes of Life In These U S

A collage of quirky regional items. Chicken picker Ernest G. Hensen from Fort Atkinson demonstrates unusual poultry handling, while a New York tourist resists a speeding ticket in Lodge Pole, Nebraska where no jail exists. Nebraska highway patrol uniforms will be made at the state penitentiary with inmates aiding the sewing effort.

Chicago Ernest G. Hensen Fort Atkinson Wik Winaix Poultry Improvement Association Lodge Mole Neb Lader Pole New York Jay Front Lodge Pole Lincoln Nebraska State Penitentiary RF. Weller

Spud Splinter Champs Crowned at Forest Festival

The festival crowned Sid and Anis Hathaway as champions of the lumberjack event with a cross-cut saw challenge producing precise blocks. Henry Rose and Upton Sears previously won a crown, while the Aldelimers drew crowd excitement on the penultimate day of the celebration.

Nchwood Sid Anis Hathaway Henry Rose Upton Sears Aldelimers

Cantor's Magic Carpet Disaster Hits Ali Baba Film

In Hollywood a stage prop magic carpet collapsed during Eddie Cantor's film Ali Baba Goes to Town, killing Philo Goodfriend and injuring three others including Harry Harsha. Cantor, on set minutes after the accident, was unhurt. The 1500 pound apparatus was operated by a single cable.

Hollywood INS Eddie Cantor Baedad Cantor Twentieth Century-Fox Philo Goodfriend Harry Harsha J. D. Bowman Nick Degenner

Wounded British Ambassador Amid Shanghai Front Fighting

Japanese and Chinese armies clash along a shattered Yangtze front near Lotien twelve miles northwest of Shanghai. Japanese waves push toward the city as Sir Hughe Montgom ery Knatchbull-Hugessen, the British ambassador, is wounded by airplane fire amid heavy casualties on both sides. Reinforcements rush to the front as Chinese divisions hold lines north of Shanghai decked by air raids on Nanking and surrounding areas.

Shanghai Whangpoa River AP Phate

Britain Demands Full Satisfaction Over Ambassador Shooting

London officials informed Tokyo that Britain seeks full satisfaction for the wounding of its ambassador in China. Foreign Secretary Eden pressed the issue at the foreign office, while Japan prepared a forceful diplomatic reply and instructed its Tokyo embassy to present the British stance.

London Britain China Anthony Eden Shigeru Yoshida Foreign Office Tokyo Yoshida Japan

Soviet Ambassador to Return to Washington

Moscow reported that Alexander Trotsovsky, Soviet ambassador to the United States, will return soon to Washington. Despite rumors of a purge affecting senior officials, the envoy remains in good standing with the Soviet leadership and will accompany the ambassador to the U.S. about a month after departure.

U.S Moscow Alexander Troysovsky Hhe Washington Slatin Union Rocal Trayanovsky

Soviet Maneuvers Highlight Far East Tension

Moscow reports 3 300 000 bayonets mobilized for annual maneuvers as Russo Japanese tensions rise over China. The Far Eastern Army, commanded by Marshal Wassily Bluecher, vows to defend the socialist frontier and deter any incursion, with government support.

Moscow INS Japan Russia Ned Far East Far Eastern Wassily Bluecher Sbyane

Franco Forces Drawn to East

SANTANDER Spain Aug 27-07 A government attack threatened to shear off the Insurgents Teruel pocket in eastern Spain drew the first of Generallisimo Francisco Franco's motorised columns today from the conquered northwest Reinforcements rushed to northeast Spain where government forces launched an offensive from two directions against Zaragoza Advices from Insurgent commanders on the Aragon front said government stacks north and south of the Ebro river near Zaragoza were repulsed Heavy fire reported Government reports to Hendaye France said forces pushed within four miles of the city and opened terrific artillery fire Several Insurgent aviators captured behind government lines near Teruel disclosed Franco shifting most of his air forces in the end The war passed Santander rapidly leaving the city to deal with debris of its defense Fresh Insurgent reinforcements marched in to relieve columns which Wednesday captured Santander Just government outlet to the Bey of Biscay and which today Pirate Turn to Page 7 Col 3

Shanghai Yangtze River China Lotien Japan Oan Tokyo Hughe Montgomery Knatchbull-Hugesses Britbe Knatchbull-Hugessen Peitalh Tientsin Nankowr Pass Inner Mongolia Peiping Hopeh-Chahar Nan King Yangtze Whangpoo Jepai Santander Spain Teruel Francisco Franco Zaragoza Kingdom of Aragon Franco Ebro Biscay

Mellon Methods Differed From Early Buccaneers

Andrew W. Mellon grew up as America shifted from agriculture to industry and prosperity, later facing panics. He opposed the brute-force style of early industrialists, building a vast financial empire block by block. Leaving college early, he plunged into industrial expansion and rose toward the White House through strategic finances and leadership.

W. W. Chaplin New York Andrew W. Mellon America Pha Mas Ta Wiewun

State police to install four radio sending stations

Supt. C C Tallman announced four stations will form a state wide system funded by 2306 000 and located at Charleston Moundsville Clarksburg and Becky Construction has begun but is not complete Preparations require consulting Heald architects and radio engineers The Morgantown trip included talks with Dr Robert F Colwelt and Prof C E Friend of West Virginia University about the broader plan.

C. C. Tallman State Police Tallman Charleston Moundrvilly Clarksburg Becky Edwards and Mazeiln Detroit Tailman Heald McGregor Morgantown Robert F. Qolwelt C. E. Friend West Virginia University

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