Auto industry crisis nudges toward compromise amid talks
Washington March 24 United Press unions and manufacturers edged toward a settlement in the auto strike crisis. Unions withdrew demands for government supervised elections while manufacturers agreed to an impartial board to review discrimination complaints. No firm election procedures were set, but hopes rose for a quick accord as Roosevelt prepared for further talks and union organizer William Collins called a likely settlement.
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United Press
Washington
Marsh
Autorigbilé
Toflay
Eldes Hunt & Compromise
Presillent
Roosevelt
Flrcher
William Collins
American Federation of Tabor Automobile Union
Brain trust revolt sparks push for inquiry
Washington and Gary reports recount Dr. William A Wirt urging investigation of the administration brain trust. Wirt says he may reveal members he spoke with, accusing them of seeking to overthrow the American governmental system. He criticizes Roosevelt allies and warns democracy faces danger from propaganda.
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United Press
Washington
Alfred L. Bubwinkle
Brain Trust
House
Gary
Ind
William A Wirt
Interstate Commeree Committee
Wirt
Braid Trust
Roosevelt
Tragic fire at federal shelter in Lynchturg kills sixteen
A blaze swept through a three story federal relief shelter in Lynchturg killing sixteen destitute men and injuring about forty others. The building housed 190 men including 83 white and 107 black inmates. Firemen and available vehicles ferried the injured to hospitals as chaos followed the initial blaze caused by grease in a kitchen.
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Federal Transient Bureau
Federal Relief Administration
Lynchturg
Bat
Memorial Hospital
William Rash
Cink
Gonble
Feams
Oil magnates on coast held under NRACODE
Los Angeles March 24 government indicts two major oil companies three independents and 41 officials for violating the code of fair competition and Interstate Commerce regulations. K R Kingsbury president Standard Oil Co of California and Paul Stoup president of Southern Pacific Railroad figure among those named in what authorities call the harshest action yet to enforce the National Industrial Recovery Act. Standard Oil Co of California charged with 149 violations while Associated Oil Co cited for 189 violations.
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Los Angeles
Mar
K. R. Kingsbury
Standard Ol Company of
California
Paul Stoup
Southern Pacific Railroad
Associated Oil Co
National Industrial Recovery Act
Standard of Company of California
Associated Oil Concern
Eastman Submits Rail Proposals in Washington
Federal Transportation Coordinary invites a two hour conference with railroad labor officials as Eastman submits wage settlement proposals. The talks aim to resolve the ongoing rail wage controversy and move toward an accord. The session signals a key step in labor negotiations affecting the industry nationwide.
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Eastman
United Press
Washington
Federal Transportation Coordinary
Back to Farm movement offered land in Pennsylvania
March 24 report from Kitpanning Pennsylvania states land known as Ehrenfeld Farms, offered by Hoch brothers of Chicora, to promote a Back to Farm movement. The property in Mast and West Franklin townships includes five geniafiouses and was renounced by Fred Butler, Armstrong County CWA administrator.
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Kitpanning
Fred " Butler
Armstrong County
CWA
Ehrenfeld Farms
Hoch Brothers
Chicora
Tx Mast
West Franklin
Clue on Escape of Dillinger Spreads From Informants
Indiana Attorney General Philip Lutz obtained information from three Dillinger gang members in Crown Point about their role in the jailbreak that freed John Dillinger from Allen county jail last October. The prisoners reportedly discussed the Sarber murder and claimed the escape stemmed from political motives rather than money.
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United Press
Lima
Crown Point
Ind
John Dillinger
Philip Lute
Indiana
Dillinger
Lutz
Harry Pierpont
Charles Maley
Russell Clarks
Allen County
Sheri
Jesse L. Sarber
Sarber
Crown
Fierpont
Pinchot petitions carry 62 000 names in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg March 24 petitions for Governor Pinchot seeking the Republican nomination for United States Senator were filed at the state elections bureau. The petitions drawn from sixty four counties bore 62 000 signatures. Senator David A. Reed seeking renomination filed his petitions yesterday. Nominating petitions for County Commissioner H Harvey Taylor of Philadelphia County and for State Secretary of Internal Affairs were also filed. A jury in an Erie case was discharged after failing to agree.
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Harrisburg
Pinchot
United States
State Elections Bureau
David A. Reed
H. Harvey Taylor
Psyphin County
Credit Chaos Fears From Stock Reform Plan
Eugene Thompson, president of the Association of Stock Exchanges, warns the revised stock market control bill would trigger credit chaos and push the securities business to London and Paris. He says deflation and a recession would follow, calling the measure no better than the Fletcher Rayburn bill. Chairman Fletcher expects more changes before final passage but cannot specify them.
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United Press
Washington
Eugene &. Thompson
Association of Stock Exchanges
New York City
London
Paris
Thompson
Fletcher~ Rayburn
Duncan A. Fletcher
Fla
Corry Parents Hear Daughter in Bolivia
In La Paz Bolivia Hazel McCray, former Corry girl, broadcast from over eight radio stations. Her parents Mr and Mrs C F McGray of Fourth Avenue heard the program at 2 80 o'clock this morning through a Philco radio loaned by Root's Furniture and Ry loaned the family a short wave set.
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la Paz
Bolivia
South America
Hazel McCray
Corry
C. F. McGray
Root
Fandry
Philco Radio
Murray
Junior class play draws large crowd at Senior High
The Junior class play Girl Shy at the Senior High auditorium drew a large audience Friday night. Miss Ruth Bennett directed the production with the cast delivering strong performances and the event raised funds for upcoming activities. The show featured a comedic plot and a wide cast including Jack Beil, Lee Shoemaker, Bruce Dearing, Alma Brooks, Barbara Sanford, and Clinton Hanna among others.
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Ruth Bennett
Miss Bennett
Girl Sky
Jack Beil
Oke Stimson
Lee Shoemaker
Tom Arsasse
Robert Brockman
Dean Marliow
Virginia Spenser
Peaches Carter
Bieanora Storer
Alma
Mary F. Brooks
Mirchie LaVerne
Helen Ratuam
Barbara Sanford
Roy Reed
Alfred ‘Tennyson Murgatoyuy
Ita Waite
Caroline
Bruce Dearing
Anthony Arsdale
Harriet Coleerive
Silvia Webster
King files for State Assembly in Erie County
John B. King of Corry announced today his candidacy for the Republican and Democratic nominations to the State Assembly from the Third District in Erie County. Petition signatures near 2,000 show broad support across the district as King pledges to defend taxpayers and oppose new taxes while highlighting his legislative experience. His sole declared opponent is J. B. Van Allsburg of North East, with filings opening Monday, suggesting a two candidate race this spring.
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Third Assembly
John B. King
Wright Street
Erie County
Tas Pant
King
Corry
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Harrisburg
Third
Sqnard
Berind
Kimwit
J. B. van Allsburg
North East
Roosevelt Signs Philippines Bill Endorsing Independence Timeline
President Roosevelt signed the Tydings-McDuffie bill via 12:30 p.m. announcement, urging Philippine independence within 10 to 22 years. In St Marys Pa, a three-day internal revenue case ended in a deadlock as jurors failed to reach a verdict for three men, with the panel dismissed after 19 hours of deliberation.
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United Press
Brin
Feders
Ht Marys
United Erase
Bred J. Rittter
Thomas Ritter
Alfred
Washington
Pri Lenze
St. Merys
Dent Roosevelt
Mellon 79 Today in Pittsburgh Birthday Visit
Andrew W. Mellon former ambassador to the United Kingdom and secretary of the treasury is 79 today. He marks his birthday in Aiken South Carolina where he is visiting. He is accompanied by Paul Higen and his daughter Mrs. David K. E Bruce.
Aides Named Occupants Of Dillinger Hideout In Chicago
A special armed police group traced John Dillinger to a top floor southside Chicago apartment used by Dillinger, his companion Pearl Dillinger, and follower Joseph Burns. Photos linked John Hamilton and Joseph Pax visiting. caretaker and a resident police sergeant handled the case. The rent was paid in advance, and a trap door led to the roof. Continued on Page Six.
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Robert T. Loughran
United Press
Chicago
John Dillinger
Desperado
Dillinger
Joseph Burns
Crown Point
Ind
John Hamilton
Joseph Pax
Harry Binghem
Choree
Dillidger
Indi
Fearful Kidnapping Probe In Reno Involves Bank Cashier
Federal agents join Reno police in tracing Roy J. Frisch disappearance a 47 year old bank cashier linked to a con viction in a nationwide swindling ring. Frisch last seen Thursday night as police fear he was kidnapped for re venge by allies of men he testified against in a New York Federal court.
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United Press
Reno
Mar
Roy J. Frisch
Risch
Ciuer
Jack Kiridey
Frisch
New York
Kathryn Benson
Uniontown
John Callahan
Rochester
N. C
William Grazer
James Molay
Callahan
Nevada National Guard
Ai-edipan Levinn Nnsts
Foil Plot On Life Of King Carol Uncovered
Secret police in Hourania seek to implicate the Iron Guard in a plot to kill King Carol. Renowned surgeon Prof. Vistor Gomiou, ally of Queen Helene, is arrested as a suspected participant. The Iron Guard is blamed for the murder of Premier Jon G. Duta who opposed them. Gomiou has led charities aiding Queen Helene and managed the queen’s estates.
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United’ Press
Bucharist
Hourania
Iron Guard
Carol
Vistor Gomiou
Helene
Uader
Roumania
Jon G. Duta
Gomiou
Still Seeking Accord on Vets Benefit Issue
High pressure conferences pressed as Senate leaders sought a solution to the controversial veterans benefits measure. A potential presidential veto looms if benefits are greatly increased. The discussion also covered restoring portions of a 15 percent pay cut for government workers, with a plan to place presumptive disability cases back on pending adjudication by trial boards.
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Senate
H. C. Thompson
United Press
Warrington
House
White House
Vetarana
Operators Agree to New Wage Contract in West Virginia
The Dow Jones service reports smokeless coal operators of West Virginia and United Mine Workers of America have agreed on a one year contract starting April 1, ending March 31. The agreement covers wage terms and conditions under the new deal.
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United Fresh New York
Dow Jones Financial News Service
West Virginia
Ap 2 Group
Uderstood
United Ming Workers of America
Russia Seeks World League Revival Amid Armament Fears
Soviet leaders fear a collapse in armament programs and push for a major movement to restore prestige of the League of Nations. Negotiations allegedly ongoing between US envoy Bullitt in Moscow and Russian Ambassador Troyanovaky in Washington on behalf of their governments.
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United States
League of Nations
Wotia Pornt
Ledger of Nations
Willem C. Bullitt
Macow
Alander ‘Troyanovaky
Washington
Russti
Mni
Wynekoop Fail New Trial Plea Ends With 25 Year Sentence
Chicago court overruled a plea for a new trial. Dr. Alice Wynkoop to begin a 25 year prison term next Thursday for the killing of her daughter in law Rhela Wynekoop.
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IR. Wynekoop
United Press
Chicago
Alice Lindsay Wynelktoop
Rhela Wynekoop
CCC Workers Continue Search For Agedan
Aniteo Press reports Brookville New York March 24 CGC workers persistently search for 78 year old Timothy Burkell who vanished from his Northwestern Jefferson home with about 100 dollars. The effort began Tuesday after witnesses noted his absence as authorities and neighbors joined in the field check near his residence and nearby woods.
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Aniteo Press
Brookville
CGC
Timothy Burkell
Jefferson Pound
Burnett
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