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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1937
Page
2
The 1937 fiscal year closed with a net deficit of 2.707 billion dollars and gross public debt at 36.425 billion as of June 30. Receipts reached 5.294 billion, expenditures 8.105 billion. Debt retirement costs ran 103.933 million, with potential savings from future impounds up to 400 million.
Rev Martin Niemoeller once a popular preacher led reform efforts in Germany's Protestant church. He was arrested by the secret police on charges of stirring hatred against Nazi leaders and inciting resistance to state laws, with documents and about $12 000 seized.
The National Labor Relations Board hearings in Detroit probe Ford Motor Company over alleged unfair labor practices by the United Automobile Workers, a CIO affiliate. Ford favors a tough stance against the unions, and the process is expected to last a long time.
Dr Edward Carl Rose announced to 100 physicians in Glendale California that he had isolated the germ causing infantile paralysis. He is a Mayo Foundation professor in Rochester Minnesota and based his work on spinal fluid from nurses at Los Angeles General Hospital in 1934.
Secretary Frances Perkins named the C I A steel workers organizing committee and independent steel firms to resolve tensions. The four companies refused a term contract, Tom Girdler cited need to meet fluctuating steel prices by wage changes, four board members Taft Garrison McGrady noted the blame and urged man to man talks to seek peace.
Dynamite blasts crippled water mains at Bethlehem Steel Corporation's Cambria works in Johnstown Pennsylvania delaying reopenings as workers returned to picket lines. The explosions disrupted a tense standstill between strikers union organizers and the law amid ongoing labor conflict and violence.
President Roosevelt, under public pressure over steel strikes, signals openness to federal legislation akin to Senator Vandenberg’s proposed national labor relations act amendments. He criticizes both the CIO for imposing on steel workers and corporations for failing to negotiate in good faith.
Former Trenton lawyer Paul H. Wendel confessed to involvement in the Lindbergh baby kidnapping. The execution of Bruno Hauptmann was postponed by three days as new statements emerged from Burlington County official Ellis Parker.
Movie radio notes praise Marx Brothers new picture for rapid laughter and superb performances. Groucho Chico and Harpo deliver standout bits with pantomime and tips at the track. Zasu Pitts may head a future household hints show, Lily Pons earns top radio fashion honors, and stars like Barrymore and Fonda plan stage and travel ventures.
Shirley Temple learns yodeling for He id i. Dick Howell and Franchot Tone among many aiming for Westerns. Carole Lombard brightens hair to deep golden blond for Technicolor. John Gambling host of early radio show sits idle while audience exhorts. Connie Boswell lands a major screen role in Columbia picture.
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