Strike Disorder Halted At Toledo As Negotiations Progress
Mediators report progress toward settlement in the Electric Auto-Lite strike near Toledo after three days of clashes. National Guard troops patrolled the 40 block area as rioting subsided, with about 1,000 soldiers clearing debris and maintaining order. Talks in a hotel between labor, management, and federal mediator Charles Taft aim to resolve arbitration and wage demands, including a 10 percent raise and union recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric Auto-Lite
Teave Hurt
Plat
Avene
National Guard
Senres
Iisteid
Will Femal
George White
Leutenant
Ludwig S. Connelly
Labor Department
Tollsy
Charles B. Taft
Ite
Detroit Seasonal-Labor Board
Federal Automobile Workers Union
Taft
U S Reminds Britain of Debt Instalment Due
London on May 2 reports the United States delivered a note to the British government reminding it of the debt instalment totaling 85,670,000 dollars due June 15. The note includes last year’s June and December instalment amounts and directs payment to Washingtons treasury or New Yorks Federal Reserve Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Treasury Department
Washington
Federal Reserve Bank
Naw Yorke
Corry School Board Hears Budget Debate and Tax Plans
Citizens discuss the districts tax rate as the board weighs continuing economy measures. Superintendent Dewey explains Harrisburg contacts and budget details, with three board members seeking to constrain expenditures and avoid tax increases. A possible fourth member may join taxpayers in urging restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
State Department
Harrisburg
Beayer
Dewey
Corry Dstrict
Citizsens
Finance Committee
Barbara Hutton to Seek Divorce
Barbara Hutton, American heiress of a five and ten store fortune, plans to leave for the United States to obtain a divorce from Georgian prince Alexis Mdivani after her father arrives in London, according to authorities cited. The report notes her aim to elude the prince and pursue the divorce proceedings in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sn United Room
London
Barbara Zton
Alexis Mdivani
Lie
United States
Jamestown Man Robbed of $100 at Erie
Two bandits posing as policemen robbed Jamestown man Anthony Ricero of $100 in Erie today, then escaped. Authorities describe the incident as a street deception with the suspects fleeing the scene following the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Erie
Waylord
Anthony Ricero
Blame Machadistas for Anti US Trouble
Havana dispatch reports an assassination threat to the U S diplomatic corps following an attack on Ambassador Jefferson Caffery near the American embassy. Government says Machadistas are to blame as Cuba weighs measures to curb terrorism and possibly abolish the Platt Amendment. Private Francisco Ortego wounded. police tighten guard after rumors of an attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Havana
Cuba
United States
Jefferson Caffery
Gerardo Magliade
Aas
Adasteel
Jefferson Cattery
Machadistas
Secretary of Treasury
Joaquin Martinec- Saenz
United Stites
Francisco Ortego
Fred Bout
Emassy
Cpl
Jove Perraza
Caffery
Veterans Clear 150 Through Poppy Sale
Archie W Thompson Post VFW reports a successful poppy sale raising over 180 dollars. About 1600 memorial poppies were sold, with the Ladies Auxiliary in charge and strong public support noted as key to the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie W.thompson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Post
Veterans Memorial Service Heard Sermon by Rev Wagner
Rev E L Wagner spoke at the annual Veterans memorial service held at St Pauls Lutheran Church. He urged three duties to honor soldiers: live by principles of our nation, uphold the sanctity of law, and reverence God with a spirit of international brotherhood. The service drew a large crowd including G A R US Veterans and Boy Scouts, with choir music and a notable sermon by Rev Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eward L. Wagner
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Mr. Wagner
Grand Army of the Republic
United Spanish War Veterans
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
Boy Scouts
Troop No. 79
Chirea
E. J. Hawkins
O'Hara
Wayne
Erie Woman Die in Three Car Crash near Erie
A three car crash near Erie Pennsylvania killed 65 year old Alice Wirtz and injured her husband William 62 while they were en route to decorate the grave of a relative. The crash occurred as the couple traveled to the cemetery.
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Erie
United Press
Here
Alice Wirtz
William
Phil A Tawyer Named P.S.C. Member in Harrisburg
Harrisburg May 28 Thomas Co Egan Philadelphia attorney chosen by Gov Pinchot to fill the Public Service Commission vacancy caused by the death of George W Woodruff. Appointment for a term expiring July 1 1941 requires Senate confirmation when the legislature meets next January.
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George Woodruff
United Press
Harrisburg
Richard
J. Reams
the Commonwealth
World Arms Conference urged to continue despite gloom
Geneva May 28 France insisted the World Arms conference must continue as the steering committee met ahead of tomorrow's Till session. Louie Barillou on foreign policy pushed for security guarantees while Italy Japan Britain and Germany edge toward an arms build up, creating a highly pessimistic mood and uncertain prospects for averting disaster.
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France
Geneva
Stewart Brown
United Press
Prance
Louié Barillou
Italy
Japan
Great Extant
Germany
NRA Moderates Codes in Seven Industries Amid Economic Shift
In Washington on May 28 Acting under President Roosevelt’s order, Recovery Administrator Hugh S. Johnson suspended fair trade and price fixing provisions in codes for seven service trades including cleaning and dyeing, storage and parking, barber shops, shoe repair, bowling, advertising display and distribution. The move aims to ease complaints and refocus the NRA on major industries. minimum wage and child labor rules remain active in all coded sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle A. Brookover
United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Hugh S. Johnson
NRA
Three youths die in plane crash near Middleburg
In Middleburg Pennsylvania three youths perished when a plane carrying Allen Snyder 26 and two others veered into an alfalfa field. George Walters 17 and George Briley 17 were identified as victims near Snyder's home and his engagement to Helen McClenahan was reported recently.
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Py Vuneueres
Middleburg
Jeronautics
Allen Hnyder
Hance
Snyder
George Walters
Middleture
George Briley
Globe Mills
F D R to Speak at Gettysburg Memorial Day
Franklin D Roosevelt will deliver a Memorial Day eulogy at Gettysburg on May 25 in a ceremony on Seminary Ridge near Cemetery Ridge marking the fourth presidential address at the site since Lincoln’s 1863 dedication and noting previous presidents TR Coolidge and Hoover.
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United Press
Gettysburg
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Lely
Meade
Forest of Lee
Cami Tery Ridge
Lincoln
National Cemetery
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Rutherford Bayes
Coolidge
Hoover
U. S. and Canada Lead in Industrial Revival
Geneva May 28 United States and Canada led a world rebound in industrial activity in the first quarter of 1934 over 1933 with Canada up 40 percent and the United States 30 percent over late 1933. Other gains included Poland Germany 25 percent Sweden 14 percent Japan 11 percent Norway 6 percent France 3 percent. Employment declined in most countries except France. World coal output rose 20 percent gasoline 12 percent iron pig iron 51 percent steel 6 percent aging 87 percent. Gold value of world trade fell 1 percent in January 2.5 percent in February and 5 percent in March from 1933 levels.
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United Press Geneva
United States
Canada
League of Nations Economic Section
Poland
Germany
Sweden
Japan
Norway
France
League
NBA
Maron
Monoplane Forced Down After North Atlantic Crossing
The silver monoplane Lebrix bound from Paris to California landed at Floyd Bennett Field New York due to motor trouble after a North Atlantic crossing of about 84 hours. Passengers Lieut. Paul Woubs and Brent Maurice Rossi were aboard. Reports varied on their exact landing location and status.
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Mattyive Rossi
Lop
Freneit
Oy Pert
Paul Godor
Heli
New York
Atlantic
Parix
California
Codes
Rossi
Floyd Bennett Air Field
Floyd Bennett Field
Joseph Lebrix
Paris
North Atlantic Ocean
Long Island
Paul Woubs
Brent
Maurice Rossi
Unial
Wdm
Unu
Unu Newfouindland
Chale
Martive Bellonte
New England
Main
Lanweil
CIA Tod
Skeet Field Opening Planned For Decoration Day
Lie Corry Rod and Gun Club to open its new skeet field on the former Christie farm property near Hare Creek Road. Ray Green heads the committee, with traps to be erected this afternoon and preparations underway for a Wednesday opening. Local sportsmen invited to attend the holiday event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lie Corry
Making South Atlantic Hop
Unites Press reports Dakar to Buenos Aires flight by Jean Metmon in a Rainbow aircraft. At 8.8 latitude and 23 west longitude about 1,110 miles south west of Dakar, one third of the way across the Atlantic. The test flight aims to assess land versus sea plane use for the French government aiding the Argentine venture.
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Unites Press
Dakar
South Africa
Jean Metmon
Africa
Brazil
H.S.D
Wold
Mermox
Ab& Am
Rainbow
Buenos Aires
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Everett Holles
Electric Auto-Lite Company
U. S
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Barbara Hutton
E. L. Wagner
Vets’ Services
Lutheran Church
Eagen
Phil A. Tawyer
P.S.C
Frisco
N.Y
F.D.R
Gettysburg Memorial Day
Historic Battlefield
Ocean
Newfoundland
South Atlantic
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