Mediation explored in looming labor strike crisis
Washington march 26 three proposed strike controls studied as congress plans to meet with President Roosevelt. A Dies bill would outlaw all down strikes as federal antitrust violations a manufacturers plan backs limited presidential intervention in no strike situations and a labor department proposal seeks to extend the national railroad labor act to other industries and create mediation machinery. William Green AFL president signals possible public stance over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Martin Dies
Tex
National Association of Manufacturers
Century of Federation
A. F. of
St Down
Convicted in New York racketeering case shocks public
New York held jury conviction of leaders in a multi million dollar racketeering ring tied to an infamous restaurant operation. Justice Philip J. Meloole will sentence on April 7. Prosecutors say the defendants ran extortion and conspiracy schemes with union influence to extract payments. The case centers on the Art Hur lake operation, known as Dutch Schultz, with major figures facing lengthy prison terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Thomasi
Yurithul
ALOE
Tdi
Supreme Court
Melletnienta
Philip J. Meloole
Tegen
Flegehhelmer
Maxim seHbeni
Une
Uniion
Ntoninikton
Mitin
Kinty
Aiinis
RalkiNio
Recess Taken in Bradford Bank Trial
BRIG Pa March 26 After five days of testimony the trial of seven Bradford citizens and Bath National Bank officials on charges of conspiracy and use of the mall to defraud in a $1 200 000 shortage at Bradford Commercial National Bank was recessed until Monday. Prosecutors and defense attorneys expressed confidence a verdict would come soon as federal agents testified to a five year looting scheme via kitine checks between the two banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Brig
Bradford
Commercial National Banke
District Federal Court
Tornera
Bath N
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
John D. Ray
S. 8. Distri
Ighe
Tew
Bath Bank
Coal Theft Probe At First Ward Property
Police investigated suspected coal theft at a First Ward property on East South Street. Patrolman Lloyd Rmpersherzer found no one in the area and a formal check is underway to determine if coal was stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Rmpersherzer
Proberty
Mussolini to send no more men to Spain
Rome reports Premier Mussolini planned action on his Spain policy to allow National forces to regroup for a decisive victory but would not send further volunteers unless Britain and France first violated non intervention. Officials say tension easing as confidence grows in restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Rome
iPremier Benny Mussolin
Spain
Buffalo food trucks attacked amid city market strike
Buffalo N Y March 26 trucks loaded with produce were attacked as a strike threatened shortages. One green goods truck overturned at the Niagara Trommler Fond Terminal but was righted after picketers unloaded and took the produce. Police arrested the picket as another truck was hit outside the city units with a wrench shattering a windshield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Cross
Buffalo
N.Y. Mar
Niagara
Recommendations in Texas school blast report
A military court of inquiry's official report on the New London school explosion recommends creation of a government agency to supervise construction of public buildings and the addition of a malodorant to natural gas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
New London
Chrysler and Lewis Resume Mediation Talks in Detroit
Governor Murphy meets with Waller P Chrysler and John L Legge as negotiations resume over sit-down strikes at Reo Hudson and Chrysler plants. About 13 400 workers idle, with state police guarding plants after sit-downs. Evacuation of plants completed without violence amid push for peace pact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Detroit
Frank Murphy
Michiga
Reo and Hudson Motor Car Company
Reo
Hudson
Murphy
Waller P. Chrysler
John L. Legig
Committee Fir Industrial Organization
Feu
Buidson
United Automobile Workers
Max ‘Templeton
Lansing
Chrysler
General Motors
Lewis
Maytag Dies at 79 in Los Angeles
Fred L. Maytag longtime Newton resident and founder of a major washing machine enterprise died in Los Angeles at 79 from a heart attack. He had lived in California since his winter move and had been ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maytag
Newton
Fred L. Maytag
Los Angeles
Calif
California
Eyewitnesses Describe Airliner Crash Scene
Eyewitnesses recount a March crash as a plane plummeted after a failed emergency, smashing into trees and wreckage. Residents Albert and Laurence Walther rushed to the scene amid screams and crushed bodies, while a neighbor Henry Mu described a frantic, smoky aftermath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Schramm
United Press
Lay House
Albert
Ami
Netzhbor
Laurence Walther
France Opposes Italy more aid to Spanish Nationalists
Paris reports firm stance against further Italian support for the Nationalists and a tightening of non intervention to prevent widening the Spanish Civil War. Officials weigh the effect on France’s position in North Africa as Hitler may be pressured to intervene. In London, Britain defends the non intervention pact while Valencia demands Loyalist rights to buy war materials, alarming British observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Thasian Ali
North
Africa
Adele Hitler
Benito Mussolini
Hitler
Yvon Detbus
Viussolini
London
Mar
Great Britain
Valencia
Jgierhment
Oliver Casler Dies. Grand Old Man of Civil War Vets
Oliver Casler, long a fixture in Corry and the last of his family line, died at his son Will H. Casler’s home on East Congress Street after an infection and age related illness. He enlisted in the 1th Ohio Volunteers, fought at Chickamauga Missionary Ridge Peach Tree and Franklin, was discharged in 1865, and spent most of his life in the Corry area. He moved to Corry about twenty years ago, lived on East Frederick Street after his wife Emma Carrier Master’s death, and remained active and socially connected until shortly before his passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Casler
Will H. Casier
East
Congress Street
Pielock
Caster
Nomagenarian
Tilly Wild
Abram
Mar’e Chite Fase
Montgomery County
Sherman
Painesville
Ohio
Corrany K
Ohio Volunteers
Svteen
Prelmi
Chickemangs
Heater
Peach Tree Creek
John BE. Bell
West Spring Creek
Bell
Cassey
Franklin, Tenn
Naswville
Tenn
Cleveland
Gasler
Casler
Crhimis
Corry
East Frederick Street
Emma Carrier
Blase
East Corres Street
Hiss
Cafter
Ife
Destruc
Strike at Chevrolet Plant at Bay City
Reported strike at the Chevrolet plant in Bay City with workers protesting layoffs and demanding overtime pay and job protections. General managers scheduled a meeting at 10 am with union leaders to discuss terms, but delays and unclear timelines followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevrolet
Bay City
United
Rass Datroin
Muslar Flict
Noua Ab
Chey Tolot Parks
Buy Pty Minh
Wivey
Generil Mabons
Surkers
Gonier
Minor Auto Crashes Plague City Streets
Several minor automobile crashes occurred in the city yesterday and this morning due to icy streets. Two serious incidents caused damage at Main and North Center and at Northwest and Pleasant, with no injuries reported. A vehicle collided with a railroad crossing gate on North Center Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Franch
William Kettering
Main
North Center Street
RV McClintock
Carry
Wayne Black
Knox
Pleasant Streets
Pleasant Streets’ Corner. ‘the Wsridenta
Brie Rairoad
Cen[ler Street
Bleeding Nun On Good Friday At Cosenza Orphanage
In Cosenza Italy on Good Friday crowd prayers surround Elena Atejo a nun at the Losenza orphanage who bleeds from her forehead as on prior Fridays. Officials enter a sealed room while worshippers pray outside the stone building. The ritual reportedly continues until midnight leaving her face pale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Cosenza
Italy
Mar
Elena Atejo
Losenza
Nimble Stone
Germans Absent At Good Friday Service
The article notes German absence from a Good Friday service attended by RCMP Maretti and Cardinal Vacelli. It mentions papal secretary of state Gui and Pope Pius XII, with a Vatican ceremonial setting and participation by papal court and local authorities during Holy Week observances across Catholic communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Rcmp
Maretti
Cardinal Vacelli
Ataty
Gui
Stati
Vaticanum
Crippled for life after 185-foot bridge dive
Ray Woods, 20, of San Francisco, broke his back in a spectacular 185-foot dive from the San Francisco Bay Bridge. Doctors say he will live but be crippled for life, and he is expected to become a father within six months. Woods vows to “make good now” and notes his son will not follow him into bridge jumping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
San Francisco
Ray Woods
San Francisco Bay Bridge
Bbe
Woods
Also Mentioned on This Page
REO and Hudson Motor
Green
N.Y
Pittsburgh
Dewey
TWA
Sotham
Ashington
Air Commerce Bureau
Wheluneiia
Air
Amd
Fred D. Fagg, Jr
Eugene Vidal
Aeulin Investinartion
Serephante Pureshuruet
Uni Alighiory Abiqust
Putas
Boul Bk
Laweeney
Wallatwiny
Ionis
Viper Ty
Myewitnussi
Rashid Nike Nest
Abby Ae
Pai
Pilinary
Funn News
Pittsburg
Ak. R. Wapkna
Thor
Wal McGregor
Nevestiga
Mead
Howard Warwick
East Orange
N. J
Hostesa Darlas Hammons
Orange
Aud Leedy
J. Fleming
Brookelda Road
Kansas City
HL Haxll
Diamond Motor Company
Chicago
R. Lawers
Oake Street
Kanana City
M. Black
New York City
Frances Reed
Wheeling
G. Nelil
Curtis Publishing Company
Minneapolis
Pauline Trask
William Penn
Charter School
Germantown
Frederick D. Lehman
Metropolitust
Perry Collier
East South Street
Mussolini
Michigan
Hudson and
RED Auto
Paul Ringer
Bern Urownil
Alnio USA
Henry Muthewa
Chattanooga
Missionary Ridge
Atlanta
Oliver Gasler
Condi
Frisco Bay
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!