Ford Rouge strike tension rises with National Guard on standby
Detroit dispatch reports ongoing Ford Rouge plant strike with 3,500 National Guard under Governor Van Wagoner’s control until federal duty. Pickets move under state police passes, a brief scuffle occurs near Miller Road as an attempted arrest escalates. Judge Tuttle’s restraining order targets CIO possession of the plant area.
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Detron
James F. Bower
Murray J. van Wagsoner
United States
Mort Custer
Rouge
Roops
Associated Press
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
CIO
Miller Road
Arhur J. Tuttle
Dearborn
Governnor
Erie business leader Carl A. Jarecki dies at 49
Carl A. Jarecki of Erie, 49, secretary of Jarek Mfg. Co. and a member of a prominent local family, died Thursday evening after a heart attack at his home 602 West Hill Street. Born in Brie, he was son of Alexander and Tucy McBvier Jaepe. He affiliated with Brie clubs and organizations, including the Kablewa and the trle eidles.
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Carl A. Jarecki
Erie
Rie
Thenatirer WadneSislant
Jarek Mfg. Co
West Hill Street
Brie
Alexander and
Tucy McBvier Ja
Subpoena Fords In Court War at Ford Rouge Plant
Detroit April. Attorneys for CIO strike opponents obtained subpoenas for Henry and Edsel Ford this morning in a bid to counter a federal restraining order. They plan to show alleged ties between the Ford company and fascist governments as the Rouge plant remains closed.
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Detroit
Fort Motor Company
Rouge
Henry
Edsel Ford
Roace
Nfeme
United Automobile Workers
CIO
Ford
Ernest Goodman
Barry H. Bennett
Ford Company
Road Hogs Targeted in State Police Drive
State motor police launch a statewide campaign against road hogging. The effort, funded from the local barracks on North Center Street, aims to educate motorists to stay to the right and yield, prioritizing safety over strict enforcement for other infractions. Officials believe a few arrests may curb this hazard across the state. Local Board No. 2 Warren County sent additional questionnaires to residents including George Walmer Spring Greek Cecil Ross Columns Chel Benmene F10 Spring Creks Jone By Awolta Bear Take.
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Campain
North Center Street
Lymm G. Adams
Atate Motor Police
Warren County
George 7. Walmer
Cecil EB Ross
Chel & Benmene
Awolta
Miners' Parley Resumes Amid Deadlock
Dr. John R. Steelman of the U S conciliation service urged immediate reopening of soft coal mines by Monday as 400,000 workers and 85 percent of bituminous mines idle. He proposed renewed talks between United Mine Workers of America and coal operators with retroactive pay if changes are made. Miner and operator reps agreed to resume negotiations at 2 p m.
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Ry Associated Fross
NEW_YORK
John R. Steelman
U. S
United Mine Workers of America
CTO
Steelman
Sparta School Survey For New Gymnasium Project
Sparignivug vaupagi 16 new gymnasium for the Sparta Con solidated School marked time to day pending the coming of a rep resentative of the State Department of Public Assistance to make a sur vey Into the community's needs. Principal A Ben Ret and school board members spent two days at Harrishiny this week planning to contact the county school directors for approval. The gym is for basketball and physical education and momentum grows from preliminary progress.
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Vaupagi
Sparta Consolidated School
State Department of Public Assistance
A. Ben- Ret
Harrishiny
Mitter
Board of County School Directors
Fire at Marion Street home causes minor damage
A small blaze broke out at the residence of William Benelein on Marion Street. Firefighters arrived from box 38. the fire was extinguished before they needed to use hoses and no further services were required.
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Marion Street
Wiliam Benlein
Mariott Street
United States Rejects Axis Protests on Seized Ships
The United States rejected German and Italian protests over the seizure of 28 Italian and 2 German vessels, stating action was needed to protect ships in American harbors from sabotage. Hull said the notes would prompt further axis communications after completing investigations. Mexico City floated expropriation of seized ships with compensation by canceling about 12 million dollars of prewar Axis indebtedness.
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Afadelvted
Washington
United States
State Department
Hull
Germany
Rome
Berlin
Italy
Mexico City
President hints action on strikes at Allis Chalmers plant
President Roosevelt said the Allis Chalmers strike is a very bad situation and that time is needed before any action. He noted awaiting fate on the Vingon bill to enable government seizure of strikebound plants and indicated one major stoppage in defense industries.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Allis- Chalmers
Ford
Brositel
Heavy rise in money order business at Corry port
Postal office reports a sharp first quarter upturn in money orders with totals leaping from 2229.84 to 876,028.62 in the year’s first three months. Money orders issued rose from 6,104 in 1941 to 11,001 this year and fees increased from 719.47 to 998.7A, a gain of 280.24. General receipts climbed about 8084, though March showed a small dip.
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Treffootine
Corry
Elven
James
Sullivan Seenou
Uday
Finney Oper
Memorial Day park stand plan discussed by Corry council
Memorial Day committee of the Corry Veterans Council met at the VFW home to address the lack of a band stand in City Park. Funds are scarce but a stand or platform may be arranged before Decoration Day with Dr. Merle Amy as general chairman and Frank W. Parsons steering arrangements. Spanish veterans will provide the speaker and VFW posts the firing squad. An April 9 meeting is planned.
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Corry
Merle Amy
Capt
WS. Houghton
American Legion
Frank W. Parsons
V. Fi. W
Three Italian Destroyers Sunk In Red Sea Action
London reports the admiralty confirmed the scuttling of two Italian destroyers and the sinking of another in the Red Sea, bringing total Italian destroyers sunk in the area to five in recent days. Indiantown Gap unit placed under quarantine after a meningitis diagnosis, camp medical staff say no epidemic risk.
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Associated Press
London
Admiralty
Red Sea
Indiantown Gap
Wallchester
The
Moth Infantry
British Will Make Stand Near Derna
Cairo reports the RAY indicates Axis and German forces move toward the Mediterranean coast of Libya while British withdraw from Benghazi and prepare a defensive line in eastern Libya. Derna near Ber?gasi is seen as a vital fresh water stronghold for a potential British stand with about twenty thousand troops and armored divisions.
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Egypt
The
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Strmek
Assacintaw Bross
London
Bengust
Libys
Berigasi Laday
Good Friday service planned at St Pauls Church
The Cory Ministerial Association will hold a three hour Good Friday meditation at St Pauls Lutheran Church East South and Concord streets beginning at 12 oclock on Friday April 11th Pastors from area churches will give short sermons on the Seven Last Words of Christ Special music will be provided by the Methodist Presbyterian and United Brethren churches Miss Margaret Olds is organist Worshippers may enter or leave during intermissions between meditations while hymns are sung An invitation to attend is extended to the public Holy Week services continue across city churches culminating in Easter.
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Christ
Cory Ministerial Association
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
East South
Concord Streets
Methodist
Presbyterian
United Brethren
Margaret Olds
Gervicws
Buster
St. Thomas
St Elizabeth's
May Change Draft Plan in Red Sea Ports
President Roosevelt announced a new $300 million addition to the lend lease program plus $500 million for existing military equipment to be sent to nations resisting aggression. He also indicated the United States might remove Red Sea combat status if no fighting occurs, allowing American vessels to carry cargoes there.
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Associated, Press
Washington
Roosevelt Armamcen
Red Sea
Army induction delay proposal discussed by service officials
Washington officials said they discussed with Pennsylvania director Dr William Mather Lewis a plan to allow selectees reasonable time to report after physical acceptance by the Army Major Ernest Culligan said the idea has been under study for about two months and was reviewed yesterday with Dr Lewis He noted once a man passes the physical he is in the Army but the question of leaving Army jurisdiction after induction is being weighed Formalities between selective service officials and the War Department would be needed.
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Yugoslav
Varder Valley
Vessler
Tasha Simovicls
Peasaist
Vladimir Mace
Macnvteh
Iin Ninei
Macek
Tirdies
Belgrady
Horth
Zagreb
Ljub- Jiviq
Cspital
Jacureely
Hie
Rum
Associated Press
Washington
Pennsylvania
William Mather Lewis
Army
Ernest Culligan
Leyts
Culligan
War Department
Sixteen Survive Plane Crash in Florida
VERO BEACH April 4 All sixteen occupants of a giant Eastern Air Lines plane survived a crash in a mile from dry land after a long water救 ordeal. Pilot Gerald OBrien steered the 21 passenger craft to a right landing in a marshy pond and remained aboard to help ferry passengers to safety. Passengers and crew, including Dr. George W. Crile and his wife, were taken to hospitals or hotels. Crile suffered a broken rib and bruises.
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George W. Crile
Cleveland
Associated Press
Vero Beach
Fla
Eastern Air Ities
Cornsell
Pilbe
Gerald Obrien
O'Brien
Milani
A.C. McIntyre
West Palm Beach
WAL Employe
Fort Pierce
Crile
Daniel P. Quiting
Cleveland Clinic
Bristol Bombarded Again by German Air Raid
Bristol endured another heavy Luftwaffe attack on the west coast, with numerous fire, oil and high explosive bombs. The raid lasted hours and caused substantial dwelling damage, with several fires quickly brought under control.
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Bristol
Eng
Stewart A Long Speaks at Kiwanis Meeting in Corry
Stewart A. Long, connected with the Pennsylvania State Employment Agency, spoke at the Corry Kiwanis meeting held at Hotel Corry. He traced the history of state employment services, outlined its clientele and described its development and aims.
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Stewart A. Long
Pennsylvania State Employment Agency
Corry Sciwnte
Jane Inet
Corry
Long
Alp Service Club
Dr. Geigershit Donald Allison
Erle
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