Auto Workers Turn On Union Organizers Flee to Save Lives
Union organizers flee to save lives as mobs attack in Saginaw and Flint. Four organizers hospitalized after a car sideswiped their escort in Flint, with one driver unnamed and Mayo missing after the Saginaw incident. Police seek suspects and potential assault charges.
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Europe
William H. Lawrence
United Press
Flint
Mich
United Auto Workers
Hurley Hospital
Saginaw
Michigan
Bay City
Sagnaw
Fie
Anthony Hadarot
Piltahursh
Frank O'Rourke
William Hynes
Faustie Gley
Joseph
Detzel
Toledo
Arthur Place
Milesing
John Mayo
Hobart Travis
Uawa Jocal
Federoff
Detroit
Johnn Mayo
United Automobile Workers Union
Langing
East Arkansas Emerges as Key Flood Risk Area
United Press reports Army flood effort across Mississippi basin to avert larger disaster. Maj. Gen. Sturiley Hy Fond assumes command in Arkansas as the Ohio Valley recedes. Evacuations, levee reinforcement, and military aid ongoing with Memphis expected crest around February 8th. Rivers back up from Natchez to New Orleans. Bonnet Carre floodway viewed as safeguard.
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United Press
United States Army
Mississippi
Big
Sturiley Hy Fond
Cantmanner
Seventh Corps Ared
Arkansas
Ohie
Mst
Axvas
Une
Oinata
Neb
Seventh Corps
Paster Arkansas
Carl Bailey
Tord
Hig Stalw
Mod
Cpm
Riverh
Meliwoal Levee
Helenia
Mallwood
Ihly
Languille River
Madanna
Louisville
Neville Miller
George van Horn
Moseley
Fourth Corps
War Department
Memphis
Weather Bureau
Army
Natchez
Miss
New Orleans
Ito Sbyland
Louisiana
Bonnet Carre
Lake Ponchartrain
Perkins outlines new labor demands from Congress
Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins outlined a labor program to be submitted to Congress within a day or two. The plan targets child labor restrictions minimum wages maximum hours and worn renditions while seeking emergency subpoena powers amid the General Motors strike crisis.
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United Press
Washington
Secretary of
Frances ‘Perkins
Lang
Congress
NRA
Perking
General Motors
File charges against Spalde Shirt Company
Ayanifted Press from Tyrnsburg reports that changes alleging violation of the National Labor Relations Act were filed in the NLRB office in Tyrnsburg against the Spalde Shirt Company of Butler, Pennsylvania. The Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America accuses the company of unjustified closing of plans to union workers, thereby violating their rights for collective bargaining.
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Ayanifted Press
Tinusburgh
Lsbor Relationis
NLRB
Spallde Shirt Company
Butler
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of
Amierica
Ngrithout
County GOP demands state chairman quit
Arle County Republican committee passes resolution demanding State Chairman M Harvey Taylor resign for dictatorial policy. They accuse him of ignoring the county and shifting responsibility to others. The committee also endorses a caucus system to select the 1937 slate of candidates.
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United Press
BRIE
M. Harvey Taylor
Arle County
Republican
Taylor
Fred W
Lamberton
Iselt
Register
Willa Ben Swartz
S. W. McClare
Menteherg
State Committee
Vitte
Self-inflicted death in parked car at Hamot Hospital
An unidentified man about 20, found dead in a car near Hamot Hospital in Erie, shot in the right temple. A .22 rifle and a single artificial flower lay on the front seat. police believe the flower fell from a woman’s clothing and that the victim killed himself. The car was registered to Herman Giesche of Erie.
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United Press
Erm
Hamot Hospital
Herman Giesche
Erie
Giesche
Legal Puzzle Blocks Order to Raze Hotel
Arlington hotel on Main Street condemned after a state official deemed it unsafe. Deputy Fire Marshal Walter Gibbons with Mayor Glen Miller and local officials ordered immediate demolition. Property ownership unsettled as solicitor Blaine Kincaid investigates deeds from Heath estate to Amos Williams then to Mrs. Eeth Willet of Deland Florida.
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Arlington Hotel
Main Street
Walter Gibbons
Glen. Millr
F. W. Weaver
Andrew Paulson
John Planitan
Arlington Block
Blaine Kincaid
Suit Against Trust Company Dismissed
Pittsburgh January 28 Federal Judge Robert M Gibson dismissed a fraud suit against the Franklin Trust Company of Franklin filed by Mrs Helen M Show ex of Clinton heir to the estate of Mendel B Miller of Franklin Pa The bill filed in July 1923 alleged the estate valued at 819998 dwindled after the demise on November 3 1990 due to mismanagement.
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Unseen
Ress
Pittsburgh
Mendel B. ‘Miller
Prankl
Robert M.g'bson
Franklin Trust
Company of
Prankin
Equity
Helen M Showex
Chitaen
Miller
Merged probe of Associated Gas and Electric announced
Pennsylvania public service commission merges its inquiry into Associated Gas and Electric with a federal power commission probe. Joint hearings open March 8 in Washington under the Wheeler Rayburn utility holding company act. The PSC seeks 27 percent of lobbying charged to operating expenses, affecting consumer rates. involved entities include Metropolitan Edison Northern Pennsylvania Power Pennsylvania Electric Erie Lighting and Clarion River Power and Solar Electric.
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United Press Harrisedirg
Pennsylvania Public Service Commission
Associated Gas & Electric Company
Federal Power Commission
Wis
Washington
Wheeler-Rayburn Utility Holding Company
Herman J. Goldberg
P. S
Richard J. Beamish
Dozier A. Devane
F. B
Pennsylvania
Metropolitan Edison
Northern Pennsylvania Power
Pennsylvania Electric
Erid Lighting
Clarion River Power
Solar Electric
Toledo Glass Strike Settled and Workers Return
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Company and the union signed an eight cent wage increase for all 7,000 employees. First groups returned to plants today in Toledo and several other locations as normal operation is expected within a month.
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United Press
Toledo
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Company
Dee
Rosaford
Ottens
Ill
Charleston
W.va
Shreveport
Pennsylvania Railroad Electrifies Main Line to Philadelphia
The Pennsylvania Railroad announces that its main line from Harrisburg to Philadelphia will be electrified. Completion is expected in 18 months. The project covers 815 miles of line and 773 miles of track, financed by bonds totaling 92.47 million dollars.
London Weather Sparks Narrow Escape From Floods
Storms and ice disrupt shipping and terrain across Europe. Spain's civil war worsened by floods and seas as Gibraltar hurricane skirts Portugal coast. Thames valley in England avoided high tide thanks to shifting wind, while London endured record flooding and Windsor Castle area saw rising waters.
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Ralphuheinzen
United Press
Paris
Boruje
Gibraltar
London
Thames
Cobh
Ireland
Denmarc
Yugoslavia
Roumania
Bulgaria
Danube
Francisco Franco
Madrid
England
Thames Valley
Bnods
Ffm
Windsor Castle
Ton
Twickenham
Former Corry Boy Seriously Hurt In Auto Crash
Mead McCabe of the Dispatch Heralds circulation staff, formerly of Corry, lies unconscious at Ismot Hospital after his car left a road between North East and Kupley. The crash tore a telegraph pole and grape trellis, and McCabe was found in the car’s wreckage and rushed for emergency care. He is reported under care of Dr. A H Roth.
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Mead McCabe
Dispatch Herals
Frmerly
Corry
Ismot Hospital
L+ Brie
Innren
North East
Fupley
Condivita Critica
Bre
Yoo Fee
MicCate Wan
Ronsejou
Efarast
A. H, Roth
Probe Erie Blast Fatal to Engineer
Inter state Commerce Commission investigators probed yesterday’s locomotive explosion in Erie switch yards. Engineer Alvin H. Anstead, 60, died that night. fireman Nelson Gardner, 49, was critically injured but expected to survive. Blame for GM talks blamed on Flint Alliance by Gov. Murphy in Lansing.
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Unio Res
Brie
Interstate Commerce Commission
Fiest
Alvin H. Anstead
Pennsylvania Ora‘loal
Nelson Gardner
Flint Alliance
Lansing
Mich
Jan
General Motors
Frank Murphy
Judge Removes Man From Case in Allegheny Court
The presiding judge revoked a criminal case action after a conference with twelve judges amid a six year feud among jurists over methods and endings.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Jan
Michael A. Muwrnatine
Bitter rail measures spark looming clash in legislature
A bitter fight over proposed rail safety and braking requirements looms. Union leaders warn any new rules threaten railroad viability, while legislators push bills to add brakemen on trains and cap car lengths. No bills have advanced from committee.
Loyalist Forces Push Across Madrid Front Core Areas
Spanish Loyalists reported a wide advance near Madrid on January 29, seizing the entire west park sector including the model prison, asylum, Montans barracks, and Paseo de Rosales. Officials said government troops fired no shots as floods from the Jarama river forced rebel withdrawals, bringing Loyalists to the edge of rebel trenches at University City and Casa de Campo.
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United Press
Madrid
West Park
Guavarrama
Montans ‘Barracks
Paseo de Rosales
University City
Casa de Campo
Navy Seaplanes Launch Nonstop Hawaii Flight
Twelve U S Navy seaplanes lifted from San Diego Bay bound for Hawaii, a 2,270 nautical mile nonstop mass flight. The operation marks the navy's most ambitious noncombat air sortie to date.
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San Dinco
Gal
San Diego Bay
Hawaii
RESCINDS FORMER SEWER PROJECT PERMIT CITY
City officials announce cancellation of a prior sewer project permit and outline a revised plan for the channel work. The shift relocates the sewer route to the south side of the forks near Maple Avenue, delaying completion by about three weeks as WPA procedures adjust.
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Sheelby
Alairm
ibUelay
Maple
Milt
WPA
Fle
Flood relief drive gains support from local workers
Nearly 200 employees at the Raymond plant led a drive raising funds for flood victims. A Red Cross appeal asked for any donation, with a target of substantial quotas as local officers urged completion by Saturday night. Contributions already totaled around 1200 with campaign head Houghton coordinating.
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Collesbion
Est
Anmouinues
Raymond
Tne
Lusvard
Houghton
Garry
Red Cross
Raymond Plant
Tocal
Canvaet
Five New Members Join Kiwanis Club Luncheon
Five new members were welcomed at the Kiwanis Club luncheon at the Hotel Corry. The inductees are Charles Craker, Wilson Wood, Frank Whiteley, Richard Resstaener and Joseph Sherrick. George M. Jordan of Jordan Pro. Hquation Co. presented a film, The New Frontier, highlighting national electric power advances.
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Kiwarse Chatte
Hotel Corry
Charles Craker
Wilson Wood
Frank Whiteley
Richard Resstaener
Joseph Sherrick
George M. Jordan
Jordan Pro. Hquation Company
Oil City
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Ipeas
Union
Ohio River
Perkins
Spaide Shirt Company
Trust Company
Associated Gas
Public Service Commission
Toledo Glass
Danube Valley
Pas
Mosmanno
Tarriseuey
Dan
Mall
Harrisburg
Chelriman
Freman
Peter P. Rising
Beaver
J. P. Moran
Allegheny
Fit J. Pitch
Philadelphia
Matthew J
Welsh
Payui
NAVY
Hawaiian
United Plane
Er.r
Raymond Manufacturing Company
Kiwanis Club
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