Strike Is Settled At Bendix Plant
In South Bend Indiana the Bendix Products Corporation ends a nine day sit down strike as employees return to work by Monday Under the seven point settlement Local Union No 3 United Automobile Workers becomes bargaining agent and the company will not negotiate with other groups on pay hours or working conditions until agreement with the local union is reached A personnel board of review will hear complaints from union members or employees with union consent about the personnel director's decisions
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South Bend
Ind
Bendix Products Corporation
United Automobile Workers of America
Ats
The
Compass
Strike Ends at Seattle P I Hearst Paper Reopens
After a strike lasting about six weeks, Seattle P I resumes publication under a new agreement with the America News Paper Guild. The plant hums again as 27 strikers return and others who stood with photographer Frank M. Lynch and Phillip, dismissed in protest, resume duties.
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Weg Odata
America Newspaper Guild
Wenty
Frank M
Slim) Lynch
Phillip
Labor row unsettled as Seattle workers return to work
Everhardt Armstrong drama critic and other union figures faced actions by the Seattle Central Labor Council after signing an agreement that followed hearings by the National Labor Relations Board. Pickels were withdrawn when Schor and Lindeman announced the settlement. The board set December 1 for briefs and the council moved to remove the paper from its unfair list. A new minimum weekly wage scale was established for public employes and other staff with varied pay bands and a six day week plan, sick leave rules, and no arbitration clause.
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Everhardt Armstrong
Labor Council
Charles B. Lindeman
Richard Seller
Seattle Guita
Seattle Central Labor Council
Washington, D
Udli
Home Economics and Society Department
Condition of Twin Reported Favorable
New York report states Simplicio Godino, the surviving twin in a Siamese pair separated after his brother Lucio died of rheumatic fever, is convalescing and able to turn in bed. Doctors say his wound is healing, with normal pulse and temperature.
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New York
Simplicio
Godino
Lucio
Simplicio Godino
Academy of Medicine
Wintry Thanksgiving Weather Grips Eureanians
A light snow blanketed the ground as temperatures dipped to the low 20s with a 1 inch cover. Forecaster B A Laskowski predicted a low of 20 to 25 tonight, while a nationwide frigid pattern brought higher snowfall across the Dakotas Minnesota and Iowa. Sault Sainte Marie Michigan registered six below zero as New Orleans saw a light frost and colder Canadian readings influenced the day’s map.
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B. A. Laskowski
Laskowski
Dakotas
Minnesota
Iowa
St. Louis
Memphis
Canada
New Orelans
Indian Slayer Is Given Life Term
Mazakahomni, 22, confessed to the first degree murder of Alva Iron Bear, an Indian girl, and was sentenced to life imprisonment in the state penitentiary at Bismarck after a swift arraignment before District Judge C. W. Butts. He waived a preliminary hearing, pleaded guilty, and the case was concluded four days after the body was found near a shack on the Fat Totten Indian Reservation. The slain girl had been beaten and criminally assaulted.
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Devils Lake
N. D
Mazakahomni
Alva Iron Bear
Lfe
Bismarck
C. W. Butts
Flandreau
South Dakota
Mazak
Peacher Convicted On Slavery Charge
In Jonesboro Arkansas U S District Attorney Fred Aytsging announced that eastern Arkansas Planters raised a $5 000 defense fund for Paul D Peacher who was sentenced to two years and fined 9 50 for enslaving seven Negroes The defense has three days to decide on an appeal Peacher furnished 4000 bond and will leave the question of appeal to his lawyers The jury convicted him for violating the 1866 anti slavery statute by forcing seven enslaved people to work on his land after they were granted vagrancy sentences to Earle’s justice of the peace court
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Jonesboro
Ark
Ravans
U. S
Fred Aytsging
Arkansas
Paul D. Peacher
N. FL Lambs
Earle
Peacher
John E. Martineau
Pease’ Court
Two Die in Arkansas Freight Train Wreck
Two men die in a railroad wreck near Buckner Arkansas on the St Louis Southwestern line. Officials report two other crew members injured as freight cars derailed and exploded near Pine Bluff. The incident involves railroad crews from Cotton Belt and officers at Pine Bluff investigating the crash.
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Arkansas
Buckner
Ark
St. Louis
Von Ossietzky may combat Communism in Norway
Oslo reports Karl von Ossietzky Nobel Peace Prize winner may use the prize fund to found a foundation to right Communism in Norway. He is said to be seriously ill in a Berlin hospital after release from a Nasi concentration camp. The German government protested his selection to a Norwegian parliamentary committee. The prize is about $40,000.
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von Ossietzky
Oslo
Norway
Karl von Ossietizky
Ossietaky
Jong
Nasi
Berlin
Alaskan Survives Tussle With Bear
In Sitka Alaska a man described a bear charge that left him shaken and bitten in the thigh and leg. He played dead as the bear nose bumped his face before it withdrew. The injured man is recovering in a hospital. Also listed are admissions and discharges from hospitals including Clifford McVay and Mrs. J D Gobel among others.
Labor Speculates On Lewis Reaction
Tampa, Florida November 2 The question what will John L. Lewis do hung over the American Federation of Labor when its committee for industrial organization met The doubt centered on his stance toward ending strife in organized labor and whether he would lift a ban on the insurgent unions as suspensions continued indefinitely The outcome could shape peace efforts in the labor movement.
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Tampa
Fli
John L. Lewis
American Federation of Labor
White
Cormittee
Industrial
Lewis
A. F
T. Avertires
A. E. of L
Mine Workers
Japanese Army Officers Held After Pachinemiao Battle
Japanese army officers were reported held as prisoners after Chinese forces seized Pachinemiao in Suisuan Province. Gen Fu Tso - i's troops captured Wuchuan as the battle left about 100 dead and 200 wounded for the attackers. In separate clashes near Popranichinagy, ten Japanese soldiers died with several wounded and eight missing as Russian frontier guards engaged northern Manchukuo troops.
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Kweisul
Suisuan
UPI
Cho
Pachinemiao
Saiyuan
Fu Tso-¥i
Chiehar
Genery Fu
Suiyuan
Wuchuan
Parlingmino
Domei
Harbin
Moscow
Japan
Spolhsar
Manchowkug
FDR to Arrive in Rio for Thanksgiving Visit
President Roosevelt travels aboard the Indianapolis to Rio de Janeiro for a Thanksgiving visit. He plans meetings with Getulio Vargas and cabinet officials, plus a religious service and official work during the day. The arrival follows inter-American peace talks and a naval salute from the Graf Zeppelin.
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U. S
Roosuved
Turkey
Indianapolis
Cava Hy
BL Howitz
O. C. Badger
Mavinatey Z. Wilks
Cov. Bilis
Springs
Buenos Aires
Indianapolia
Vega
Getulio Vargas
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Baltropia Warsi
Rapid City Man Robbed, Abducted Near Nebraska City
Otto Ryder of Rapid City testified to authorities about being seized on a street, blindfolded, driven around town, robbed of cash, and dumped on a road near Nebraska City. His assailants returned later, again placed him in a car and later fled. The incident occurred as local police investigated the crime.
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Rapid City
Nebraska City
Otto Ryder
S. DB
Ryder
Ryeder
Fungul
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Clifford McVay
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J. D. Gobel
Huron
Francis Ernster
Wessington
Rare
Metailie
Ontgomery Ward
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Rio
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Fisher Boy
Wellington
Clvin Fisher
Charles Fisher
Rose Hill
Wesingeton Hospital
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