Supreme Court Rejects New Attacks On Wagner Act
Corry hosts one of the largest gatherings of Veterans of Foreign Wars in years as national and department leaders attend a Northwest Counties Council meeting. National Junior Vice Commander-in-Chief W B Wynne of Akron delivers the keynote talk, praising VFW programs.
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Corry
Spear
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Northwest Counties Council
West Washington Street
Archie MW. Thompson
W. B. Wynne
Akron
Ohio
Wynne
Council
National Junior
W. 8. Wynne
Akron, Ohio
Corry Man Figure in Auto Crashes in Area
A weekend series of crashes on regional highways injured one person and possibly another. A machine skidded and struck another vehicle in Corry vicinity, causing damage and triggering investigations. In Erie County, the Hogan murder case drew attention as Mrs. Elizabeth Sample shot Townsend organizer John E. Hogan at his West 20th Street home. Hogan died later. Police questioned witnesses and followed leads involving Mrs. Sample, Hogan’s associates, and several last contacts with other women.
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Thien
Cigmar St Peresi
Luce
Alfiid
Buvet Corry
Andy Als
Sin
Habert
Alford
George Waggoner
North East
Neal
Simost Nealon
Phe Dewalt
Phe Dewalt Wtader
Kalhm' Thie Lehiin
Martha Chiping
Ion City
Corry
Vernon Welch
Union City
Ahree Automobiie
Brie Macome
Patraligan Blythe
Merrill Smith
John E. Hogan
Pennsylvania
Townsend Old Age Pension Plan
OARP
Elizabeth Sample
West 20Th Street
Erie
Miniter Rhangas Wil Ho
Martine Tint
Jaime Elo
Cleveland
Tagun
Hogata
Hogda
Hive
Mogan Ann
St. Vincent's Hospital
Hogan
Tenal
Hogun
Washingor
Saniyle
Golive
Jeno Funk
Mogan
Washington
Mano Townsend
Liv
Lamp
Joe Smnots
Sabbol Nik Matory
Mt Behumia
Che Brie
Winderstood
Beer Rte
Searen
Hosten
Tve
Varios
Enid
Cam
Sample
Mba
Three Townsend Movement
B. P. Hogan
Pleasantville
Graham
New Alignment Disclosed In Single Opinion
The Supreme Court refused to consider eight new attacks on the Wagner labor relations act. The action may signal how the court views the act as it weighs five existing tests, while observers note possible technical considerations. The session also denied a constitutional test on age pensions tied to the federal social security act.
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United Press
Washington
Stree Court
National Labor
District of Columbia Supreme Curt
Lubor
District of Calumble Court of Appeals
Norman
High Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
Appeal delays lashing for brutal husband in Ma
In CUMPTLAND Massachusetts Gilbert Crabtree a 45 year old WPA worker was convicted of beating his wife and was granted ten days to appeal delaying the first local whipping in Alleghany county in 21 years Crabtree remained silent offering no indication of appeal or waiver Sheriff George Kemp delayed action as the appeal period expired March 23 and no further sentence was announced
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Reas
Cumptrland
Gilbert Crabtree
Stout
WPA
Alleghany
Crabtree
George
Kemp
Explosions Kill and Injure Workers in Manila Plant
In Pasay suburb, two blasts destroyed a rice miller plant. Most victims were women with 24 bodies recovered and 21 hospitalized. Police deem a group opposing employment practices responsible, while search crews fear more deaths amid the rubble.
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Presa
Manila
Pasay
Italian Troops Driven Back by Loyalist Army
United Press dispatch from Madrid reports Italian troops guarding Brihuega faulted under a renewed Loyalist counterattack. Loyalist forces, aided by tanks and aircraft, advanced from Trique, recaptured positions, and struck Brihuega from the rear. Government counts cite over 700 Italians killed or wounded in three days of fighting near Guadalajara.
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Heenry T. Gorrell
United Press
Madrid
Brihuega
Ielr
Jose Misja
Tri- Jueque
Madrid-Seta
Monte Dr
Iencinas
Fran Iq Franco
Villavicisa
Bat- Ueeld
Duke of
Veridome
Lori Stanhope
Philip V
Guadalajara
Earle War on Slot Machines Declared by Governor
Harrisburg March 16 Gov George Earle declares war on slot machine owners and operators in a message to district attorneys across 67 counties urging immediate action to drive the business out within 30 days. He says state effort is unnecessary if counties remove operators and machines now.
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Unitea Press
Harrisburg
Mar
George HH. Earle
Arle
Hig Chenn
Judge Charges Sanute Jury in Monaghan Slaying Trial
In Somerset Pa at Anthony Sanute murder trial Justice Geo Maxey urged jurors to weigh the evidence carefully. The panel of nine men and three women faced verdict options of second degree murder, manslaughter or acquittal as proceedings opened and continued into the afternoon.
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United Press
Somerset
Anthony Sanute
Geo
Wi Maxey
C. Monaghan
Maxey
Believed Man Slain Near Sharpsburg Rail Tracks
Allegheny county detectives and Sharpsburg police investigated the death of John George Lintner 40 found mangled on Pennsylvania railroad tracks at Thirteenth and North Canal streets. A pool of blood was noted near the body and police pursued the sliver of clues as they probed whether a train struck him or if foul play occurred.
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Ey United Fri
Pittsburgh
Alllegheny County
Sharpsburg
John George Lintner
Thirteenth and North Canal Stresta
Judge orders dusting of sit-down strikers
Detroit, March 16. Circuit Judge Allen Campbell grants an injunction ordering nine sit-down strikers to quit nine Chrysite plants within 44 hours as Gov. Murphy seeks new machinery to settle industrial disputes. Police and guards attempt to enforce the order. clashes occurred with injuries reported.
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United Press
Detroit
Allen Campbell
Wrunik Murphy
Automobile Workers of America
Lly Lown Sf
Mother Must Die for Killing Child in Pennsylvania Trial
Margaret Raymendi, a former factory worker in Hollidaysburg, Pennsylvania, was sentenced to death for murdering her three year old son. The judge imposed the sentence after a guilty verdict, with appeals anticipated. Also convicted were Roy Lothard, a WPA worker, for the same crime, facing execution on March 20.
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United
Frese Hollidaysburg
Margaret Raymendi
Roy Lothard
Wanker
Lookan
Mii
Karimendig
Kelle Tig He Karmai Child Wih & Railroad Apie Berate
Green to Speak for Court Plan in Senate Hearings
Washington March 19 William Green president of the American Federation of Labor will testify before the Senate Judiciary Committee on the court plan proposed by President Taft. He will appear as chief witness along with Justice Miller president of the Federal Bar Association as hearings begin this week. Edward J Corwin of Princeton and Dean Lem Green of Northwestern University Law School are also listed to testify Wednesday.
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Y Unites Press
Washington
William Green
Amerian Federation
Ater
Ingnport
Toscyelt
Senate Judiciary Committee
Henry FB. Ashurst
J.aviz
Green
Justice Miter
Federal Bar Association
Ship Trapped by Ice Off Conneaut Harbor
The steamer Chemist lay caught in an ice pack off Conneaut harbor with a possible two week stay ahead. Eighty feet of vessel faced ice near the entrance as cold winds drove it lakeward. The crew of 25 was not in immediate danger though food supplies were reported inadequate.
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Unitedress
Conneaut
Keppel
Conneaut Narbor
Plans to organize Westinghouse workers announced
Westinghouse Electric Company moves to organize its 4509 employees. The announcement comes as wage and hour conferences begin between union leaders and General Electric officials in NOW YORK.
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Westinghouse
York
Westinghouse Electric Company
General Electric Company
8 Passengers Rescued From Burning Ship
Eight passengers were rescued from a burning ship off Honolulu after a distress call from the Silverlarch. The Louisville raced 350 miles to assist, with the crew landing ashore Sunday morning. Captain W. S. Pasion described a calm scene as the rescue succeeded and the rescued passengers were transferred aboard the Louisville.
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United Press
PEARL
Honolctu
Mtn
Silverlarch
She Siertench
Lovieville
Toulsyilte
WS. Pasion
Corry Plants Name Directors At Annual Meeting
Newly elected directors for Corry plants were announced after the annual meeting at Hotel Jamestown. Listed directors include D. A. Hillatrom R. Hilletrom Mrs B J Ovington Kerpet and Rev A M Benan Wer along with others. The Corry Metal Company also named directors at its Saturday session including G L Carlson W R Hiltbeng H H Menpel and R C Anderson.
Wage Increase at Aero Supply
Luitiala on the Aero Supply Corporation in May announced a wage increase to all employees of the large Corry industry. The wage boost, which will amount to approximately 340,000 annually, took effect with the beginning of the week's shift Sunday. All employees will share in the advance.
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Luitiala
Aero Supply Corpporation
Amelia Earhart Weather Watch At Oakland Station
Meteorologist T. A. Riley at Oakland airport reports a stable weather pattern over the Havel region. Earhart expedition plans rely on favorable conditions for a round-the-world leg, with a possible departure around the 27th and continued surface conditions along the route.
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Kenneth Surface
United Press
Oakland
Amelia Earhart Puthane
Ann Mille
Wile
Tive
T. A. Riley
Olan
Steel reports best business since 1930
New York March 15 Total business of United States Steel Corporation in 1936 was 1 089 229 007 the first time since 1930 that the billion dollar mark had been crossed The 1936 total rose from 758 893 126 in 1935 and 1930 volume of 1 180 934 9719 In 1929 the corporation's total business was 1 193 505 485 The company had a 1936 net income of 50 583 356 equal to 2 19 per common share It marked the best earnings since 1930 when the total was 104 421 571 on common stock
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United Press
New York
United States Steel Corporation
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