Deadlock Pushes Lewis From Talks At Coal Parley
Union leaders say Chrysler strike talks failed to resolve union recognition for about 80,000 idle workers. John L. Lewis leaves for New York, return expected later, with Lee Presman and Richard Frankensteen stepping in to press for sole bargaining agent status for 47,000 Chrysler workers. Conference extended to Monday as parties stay in touch.
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New York
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Lee Presaman
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Richart T. Frankensteen
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Walter P. Chrysler
Use Automotive — Corporation
Lawis
K. T. Keller
B. E. Hutchinson
32 Await Rescue From Freighter
In San Francisco on March 28 07 thirty two or more aboard the sinking freighter Vol unteer await daylight rescue by the steamship Fresno City which arrived after a 240 mile run. The wireless report said passengers were aboard the damaged ship but numbers and identities were not known. The Volunteer cargo ship could carry a limited number and a few names were listed.
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San Francisco
Volunteer
Pacific
Fresno City
Giobe ‘Wireless
Uist
Atekken
Green Opposes Sit-Down Strikes Across Labor
Washington reported the American Federation of Labor disavows all down strikes as illegal seizure of property and harmful to labor. President William Green warns against the tactic, calling it detrimental to organized labor and signaling a demand for a presidential statement amid Congress debates. The White House conference noted federal action is not authority, while manufacturers push for public clarity on the issue.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
Willam Green
John Lt. Lewis
Green
Isbor
A. F. of
Federation
White House
Congress
National Association of Manufacturers
Tage
Cal
Had Right Idea, But Wrong Place
Denver reports a botched robbery at a grocery as three men arrived in a vehicle and fled with 345 after entering the store but not entering the temple. Wachl, behind the counter, waited as the trio fled the scene.
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Denver
Wachl
Eregmery
Pact Unreached as Coal Strike Deadline Nears
New York March 28 AP soft coal wage talks deadlocked with three days to deadline. If no agreement by Wednesday midnight, 400000 soft coal workers may strike. Both sides claim progress yet refuse final concessions. Committee members include former union officials with deep mining ties.
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New York
United, Mine Workers
Appalachian
Contrict
Offferms
Philip Murray
Duncan Kennedy
Scotland
Thomas Kennedy
Pennsylvania
van A. Uiitnes
Southern
Memorial Service For School Dead At New London
Memorial held in New London Texas for 455 victims of a school gas explosion ten days earlier. Hundreds of relatives gathered at the wrecked school site as officials read condolences from the president and Texas governor. Graves in nearby cemeteries dot the derrick dotted landscape amid blooming redbud and dogwood as the nation mourns.
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New London
Tex
Molal
Foster
United States
Texas
Our Own Resurrection Prophesied Says Moyer
The Rev. W. Tt. Moyer, pastor of Shepherd M. E. Church, preached yesterday that in the risen Christ lies a prophecy of our own resurrection. He cited 1 Cor 15 20 and spoke of Christ as the first fruits of those who sleep, noting the brightening effect of resurrection on the church and society. The sermon quoted lines about flowers and Christ’s resurrection and urged faith in the harvest to come.
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W. Tt. Moyer
M. E. Church
Christ Gisen
Christ
Pope Weeps As He Blesses Easter Mass At St Peter's
Pope Pius XI wept as thousands filled St Peter's cathedral for the pontifical Easter mass and later appeared on a balcony to bless vast crowds. Despite a strong wind and cold, his voice remained firm as he blessed worshippers. The German ambassador and embassy members were absent, seen as protest over the pope's encyclical on state church issues in Germany.
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Pius XI
St. Peter's Cathedral
Nee Aeal
Pope Pius
St. Peter's
St Peter's Square
Amant Milent
Holy See
Rssuing
Germany
Holy Father
Pope Plus XI
Russia
Easter Observances Across the World Amid Cold March Winds
Devout Christians marked Resurrection Day worldwide as March winds chilled Easter fashion. Paris Madrid and Vienna saw limited parades and subdued attire while Pope Pius XI blessed throngs at St. Peter's. London and New York churches reported cold crowds though devotion remained strong. Russia offered little fanfare.
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Associated Press
Madrid
New York
England
George
Vienna
Duke of Windsor
Prince of Wales
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Three Found Slain in Home in New York
In a Good Friday murder near Nancy Evans Titterton's old apartment, Easter dinner guest Joseph Gedeon found his daughter Veronica Gedeon, his wife, and a man identified as Frank Byrnes dead in their East Lett Street residence. Medical examiner cites manual strangulation and criminal assault in the killings.
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New York
Nancy Evans Titterton
Mon Staty
Joseph Gedeon
Mary
Veronica
Ronny” Gedeon
Frank Byrnes
Trayas
Anid
Bint
East Lett Street
Ag Realdente
Easter Parade Mystery Deepens In Disappearance Case
Sheriff Gillan said investigators lean toward foul play in the vanishing of J David Smith on the eve of his wedding to Miss Kathleen Bard of Chambersburg. Smith, last seen leaving for Marist's shop, failed to appear at the farm or church. Police noted his nervous temper and a theory he may have been attacked, while others doubted he left voluntarily. The search, led by volunteers, focused on South Mountain as officials pressed for clues.
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Pao
Marcel
C. H. Gillan
Sho
J. David Smith
Young Smith
Shippensburg
Antie Furniture
Jett
Marist's
M. Kathleen Bard
Farmat
Smith
Gillan
South Mounitain
Pesalis
Anita
Ashurst Sees Court Proposal Law by July
Washington March 26 AP Chairman Ashurst of the senate judiciary committee said he believes Roosevelt's court plan will become law by July. He also warned there will be no compromise with opponents. Debates and radio addresses in support and opposition followed as the nation watched court action and a possible Supreme Court ruling on labor and social security issues.
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Senate Democrats
Glasa
Virginia
Senate
Robinson
Arkansas
Supreme Court
Warner Labor Relations Act
Roosevelt
Charles C.,. Steward Machine Company
Alabama
Executive Council
Junior Bar Conference
Mattson Kidnap Suspect Taken in Mexico City
Mexican police after a running gun battle arrested Alfonso Moreno 47 in Mexico City as a suspect in the December kidnap murder of 10 year old Charles Mattson son of a Tacoma Washington physician. Authorities say the tip came from the American embassy. FBI says it has no orders and knows nothing of Moreno. Five companions fled the scene during the raid and Moreno was booked under alias Alex Janta Pompez. The Mattson case shocked the nation last winter.
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Mexico City
Alfonso Moreno
Charles Mattson
Tacoma
Wash
Moreno
Washington
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Pala
Atlas
Alex Janta Pompez
Mattson
United States
Nine Are Killed In Pennsylvania Mine Explosions
Two blasts in a Northwest Mining and Exchange coal mine near Dubois Pennsylvania killed nine miners. Five trapped workers died in the first blast. four rescue workers perished in a second blast. Fire followed but was contained. Bodies were found together about a mile from the entrance as rescue operations continued.
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Pennsylvania
Northwest “Mining, and Exchange Company
Kramer
Nairn
State
J. J. Forbes
United States
Bureau
Minea Station
Pittsburgh
Beene
Third Death Follows Crash in Beckley
Beckley March 28.9 Young G. C. Kennedy of Oak died today as the third victim of a truck crash into a crowd watching a fire. State police say driver R. K. R. Wingo struck a group then a car, with Ane Thony Serg of Youngstown tentatively identified as the car’s driver. Troopers charged Wingo with manslaughter as investigators pursue the sequence of events surrounding the incident.
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Serg
Youngstown
C. Willeford
Vic
Christian
Amine
B. F
McLaughlis
Thomas’ Hamilton
Wingo
Willeford
Tron Lung Saves New Born Baby in Iron Lung
New York report details a Brooklyn Bethel Hospital case where an iron lung revived a newborn whose breathing apparatus failed. Dr Marty Schentman applied artificial respiration and the infant recovered after about 45 minutes, marking a first use of the device for this purpose.
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New York
Bethel
Brooklyn
Estelle
Levin
Marty Schentman
Phyal
Memposcope described as memory testing device in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh reported the memposcope a new electrical testing apparatus by Marshall and Pakala of Westinghouse research labs. It stores a pulse as an image on copper foil segments and aluminum foil, travels on a rotating commutator brain, and can trip a camera shutter to record a memory of ignition trouble.
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Pittsburgh
B. E. Marshall
W. E. Pakala
Westinghouse Research Laboratories
Observaton
Bach
Dollman Slaying Trial Opens Today in Kanawha Case
Youths once sought by two states face trial in Charleston for the murder of elderly farmer El Mathews whose body was found along a roadside. Prosecution alleges a carjacking forced the victim to drive then robbers dumped him beyond the city. Detected leads included a bank attache and interstate police work over two weeks.
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Ibn
W.earle’ Dollman
Charleston
Joseph Kirby
Baltimore
Lawrence Gingell
Kenasington
Willem B. Nead
J. Blackburn ¢ Watts
Kanawa County
Will Agaist
aChuslags Detiele
Braxton Coun
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