NRA Chieftain drafts new plan for industry
United Press report from Washington outlines Hugh Johnson's proposal to cut the work week by 10 percent while boosting hourly wages by a similar amount. The plan aims to increase employment through code enforcement andfaces protests from Mrs. Pinchot and others over noncompliance and industry disputes with the NRA.
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Johnson
Lyle C. Wilson
United Press
Washington
Mar
Hugh 8
NRA
NFA
Johnon
Jolson
General Code Authorities
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Tke Wetr
Budd
Tle
Ernest T. Wels
National Steel Corp
E. G. Budd
Automobile Book Company
Unters
Rainey sends vets bill back to committee delaying vote
Speaker Henry T. Rainey returned the independent offices supply bill to the appropriations committee. The action blocks an immediate Senate-amended push for veterans compensation increases and government pay cut reversals. The Senate added 290 million dollars to the appropriation, including restored pensions and full restoration of the economy act pay cuts for salaries 6000 dollars and under.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
House
Henry T. Rainey
Independent Offices
Appropriations Committee
Veterans’ Hioc
Senate
Rainey
Nazis Call Off Huge Austrian Demonstration
news report from Vernna dated March 1 notes the government’s relief as a threatened Nazi demonstration to show strength across Austria is cancelled. Authorities mobilized up to 100000 officers and storm troopers, and a seven day ultimatum from Austrian Nazi leadership had expired. the crisis shifted as tensions eased after the cancellation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Best
United Press
Vernna
Austria
Nala
Pallee
Weimwear
Agig
Theor Aabicht
Munich
Plans for 46 PA building projects sent to Washington
Harrisburg March 1 State advisory board of the Public Works Administration sent to Washington plans for 46 projects in a state building program totaling 29521416 dollars The final act of the board prior to its dissolution included items for a new state finance building estimated at 5400000 dollars and two toll bridges over the Susquehanna River priced at 1507859 and 1085585 dollars self liquidating Also part of the plan is a 14 million loan and grant sought from the PWA with the loan decision pending constitutional rulings
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Advisory Board
United Press
Harrisburg
Public Works Administration
State Advisory Board of the
PWA
Pennsylvania
State Finance
Susquehanna River
Lso
Aluminum strike widens as 3000 workers walk out in three plants
More than 3,000 workers at Aluminum Company of America plants in Arnold, Leetonia Ferry, and nearby facilities join a general strike. They demand a $1.06 hourly wage, a 90 hour week, and improved conditions. Leaders expect other plants to join. the walkout is organized by the Aluminum Workers Union, AFL affiliate. In Butler, Charles L. Ritchen, 68, died when his head struck a pipe on a derrick floor at a farm worksite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frese
New Kensington
Amelic ‘Andhers
Arnold
Logana Ferry
Aliminum Co
Americ Pints
Aliminum
The
Alatinum Workers Union
American Federation of Labor
Butler
Charles L. Ritchen
Bruin
Bile Smith
Petrolia
Butcher
BL .G
Ty Daughanny Kinn
Voll Teane
Transfer of deposits defended by Schnader
Pennsylvania headline reports Attorney General William A. Schnader defending a transfer of deposits from an allegedly insolvent insurance company to a solvent firm. He testified before a legislative committee investigating the state insurance department and supported deputy Harold Saylor's approval of the transfer citing the Armstrong disbursal and treasury deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schnader
United Press
Harrisburg
William A. Schnader
Investi
State Insurance Department
Schnaiter
Harold Saylor
Chas. F
Golden Rule Club Meeting Friday Night
Plans for the first Golden Rule sales dig in midmonth will be formed at a meeting of Golden Rule club members in the Municipal Building auditorium Friday evening at 7 30. President John A Blatt urged all members to attend to discuss advertising collection and handling of the first big merchandising event and other club activities since organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Golden Rule Club
Municipal Mouilding
John A. Blatt
CCC Worker Is Tenth Victim Of Rail Disaster
Pittsburgh, Mar 1 The death toll from the Pennsylvania Railroad passenger train wreck rose to ten with the discovery of James Tt. Glover CCC member at 261 Connecticut Ave Rochester Pa He had been missing since the debris was cleared His uniform number 874 identified him The woman passenger remains unidentified and described as about 45 wearing a fur trimmed coat The Interstate Commerce Commission representatives planned a public hearing here to gather evidence amid ongoing investigations by the railroad and the Pennsylvania Public Service Commission
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Railroad
James Tt. Glover
CCC
Glover
Connecticut Ave
Rochester
Phillipsburg
Nerry
Junalene
Tadianapolis
Interstate Commission
Avena
Tomorow
Waxington
Railroad
Pennsylvansy Public Service Commission
Two Die and Many Overcome by Gas Disaster
Two persons killed and nineteen overcome when an illuminating gas main broke in Philadelphia. Nearly 100 people were affected as furnaces and gas lines released by the accident swept through homes. The dead are Matty Lampinen, 53, and his wife Ellen, 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unimea Fess Philada
Mureh
South Pilledembia
Patice
Matty Lampinen
Ellen
State names March relief allocations total over nine million
Erie County and 20 plus counties receive March relief funds totaling 9 575 207 including food support 9 28 827 administration costs 389 845 and a two million purchase of clothing Several counties list specific allocations Allegheny 1 974 000 Armstrong 14 002 Beaver 49 412 Bedford 4 984 Blair 40 798 Butler 24 882 Cambria 78 920 Centre 16 845 Clarion 5 225 Clearfield 55 671 Crawford 18 850 and others plus fuel grants and shared food grants across multiple counties
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Presa
Harrisburg
State Emergency Relief Board
Bureau of Transients
Allegheny
Arnstrong
Beaver
Bedford
Blair
Butler
Cambria
Centre
Clarion
Clearfield
Crawford
Twice
Payette
Greene
Huntingdon
Jefferson
McKean
Mercer
Fayette
Marcer
Centra
Venanito
City Company of New York Garnered $30 Million Bond Sale
Harrisburg March 1 The City Company of New York was awarded the sale of 30 million dollars in soldiers bonus bonds by Pennsylvania bids opened in the governor's office. Only two bids were received the other from Drexel and Company Philadelphia The City Company's bid amounted to 10065999 for three and a quarter per cent bonds The state will receive payment March 12 from the City Company and dispose of the balance of the authorized 50 million in bonus bonds later Some 200000 applications are on file with the department of military affairs for the bonus the first payments to be made March 15 Veterans and service members will receive 10 for each month of service up to a maximum of 200 per person
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Harrisburg
City Company of
New York
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Drexel and Company
Philadelphia
City Company
Pennsylvania
Brewery Receivers Granted $15000 Loan for 90 Days
Revelvera of the OM Cuy Brewing Company received court permission to borrow $15,000 to finalize operations for the next 90 days. Receivers Stanley Moxh Reich and J B Pabsick, appointed February 6 by the court, will issue certificates to cover a bond posted to prevent stamps for the manufacture of beer.
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Ay Unitch Fete
Fuptsburgh
Revelvera
OM Cuy Brewing Company
United States District Court
Honda
Sid Peventie
Ceceivers
Stanley &. Moxh
Bille. Reich
J. B. Pabsick
Petitine
Frounda Co
News Broadcasters Limited to Two Five-Minute Periods
New York March 1 the daily accredited news broadcasting will be restricted to two five minute periods under an agreement among publishers press associations and radio interests sponsored by the American Newspaper Publishers Association The plan provides central bureau edited material from the United Press Associated Press and International News Service with morning items released after 9 30 a m and afternoon items after 6 p m local time Commentators are to avoid spot news and focus on interpretive editorial comment on previous bulletins
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press New York
American Newspaper Publishers Association
New York
Press Radio Bureau
United Press
Associated Press
International News? Service
Central Bureau
Riverside Menaced by Floods Amid Ice Choke
Western Pennsylvania warmup faced by river cities as ice jams on the Monongahela threaten flood conditions. The Allegheny near Pittsburgh described as nearly solid ice up to 150 miles upriver, with continued page four continuation hinted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Monongahela
West Virginia
Allegheny
Veterans Bonus Distribution Slated for Corry Area
About 75 000 to 79 000 dollars will be distributed to ex service men in Corry over the coming weeks. Ralph B McCord North East spoke to the Kiwanis Club at Hotel Corry noon detailing State Soldiers Home and veterans bonus applications. He served as contact man for gunus applications in northwestern Pennsylvania and answered many questions on eligibility and filing. Thirty one members and one guest AH Stokes of Buffalo attended.
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Corry
Ralph B. McCord
North East
Kiwanis Club
Ani
McCord
Pennsylvania
Nora Piast
Ah, Stokes
Buffalo
Monetary Plan an Experiment in U S Treasury Policy
Secretary Morgenthau told a House banking subcommittee that the administration's monetary policy is an experiment and will need nine to twelve months before a more permanent policy can be evolved. He spoke as Congress weighs the Goldsborough bill to create a federal monetary authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Mar
Tressury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Holse Committee
Congress
Cabinet Resigns as Spain Faces Crisis
Madrid March 1 The cabinet resigned today amid a brewing crisis caused by rift between right and left wing policies within the government. The move follows days of internal division and tensions over policy direction.
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Spain
Madrid
Mar
Fifty-One Negro C C C Workers Ousted From Camp
Fifty-one Black Civitan Conservation Corps workers, most from Philadelphia, were dismissed at Highland Camp near Kane Pennsylvania for refusing to work in extreme cold. Captain John E Mosely disciplined the group after a thermometer reading four below zero, though several been sent to various jobs earlier. Forty-five of the dismissed men hailed from Philadelphia with one other from Buffalo City.
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Prom Kane
Philadelphia
Civitan Conservation Corps
Highland Camp
John E. Mosely
Wfosely
Gagu
Warik
Mosity
Mirtress Poltaburgt
Todao
Buirent City
Weirton steel case sent to justice for action
Washington reports the national labor board referred the Weirton Steel Co case to the department of justice for immediate action after an exhaustive inquiry. The board cited failure to cooperate, withheld employee lists, and sought to hold elections for collective bargaining. Pittsburgh headquarters then paused comment pending Weir’s reply.
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United Press
Washington
National Labor Board Today
Weirton Steel
Department
Justice
Labor Board
Weirton Steel Co
Weirton
Weirton ‘Steel Company
National Labor Board
Weirton Co
Department of Justice
Robert F. Wagner
Walter C.teagle
Pierre DuFont
William Green
John L. Lewis
Francis J. ¢Laas
George L. Berry
Labor
Wagner
Spard
Weir
Justice Department
Pittsburgh
Welton Steel Company
E. Jt. Weir
New York
Department of Justiat
Wetrton Company
Hon
Welrton
Wagner proposes new labor board plan in Washington
A proposal from Senator Robert S. Wagner to create a new labor board outlines collective bargaining protections in employer provisions. The measure aims to stabilize relations by requiring employers to negotiate with employees and forbidding certain unions, as discussed in Washington.
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Wagner
Labor Board
United Press
Washington
Robert S. Wagner
Dew Nf
Ces
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Pwafunds
Golden Rule Club
James Glover
Interstate Commerce Commission
Barney
Erie
Erie County
Negro C.C.C
Justice Dept
Steel Company
Weston Weet
Er Fulton Way Ile Mortting
Wise
GMP
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