Auto Workers Break Limit At CIO Convention
Weary delegates at the CIO Auto Workers convention rebelled against the expressed wishes of the Congress of Industrial Organizations. They refused to suspend rules to hear a constitutional committee report and voted by a large majority to extend an special night session. The move sparked debate over changes to the international executive board and transfer of offices. The convention continued amid protests and lingering tension as ranks argued over leadership and organizational structure.
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C.I.O. Limited Automobile Workers
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Jes Nyday
Taaneh
Parker
Union Unite
Auatiianies
Uva
Uetberg
W. A. Wearkers
Vale
Moint
Program for Railways to Be Taken Up by Hearings
Washington April hearings will begin on a broad Wheeler Truman program for railroad regulation. The plan, prepared with railroad officials and backed by the Interstate Commerce Commission and President Roosevelt era committees, seeks broader transportation jurisdiction, a three judge court to supervise reorganizations of financially distressed lines, and empowered ICC actions.
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Washington
Apel
Konate Intertate Connyprice Fantnittes
Wheeler Id
Truman D
Association of American Railroads
Hoosevelt
Priest Uses Palm Sunday Devotions To Persuade Bandit Surrender
A New York priest, amid Palm Sunday devotions, personally entered a Fifth Avenue cafe siege to talk down gunman John Naumo 24, who had held an elderly couple hostage. After an hour of calm dialogue and appeals to faith, the priest persuaded Naumo to surrender, with officers moving in as a crowd gathered outside.
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New York
Gunn
Mls
Ftey
Francs X. Quinn
John Nauma
Dd West
Merton A
Nichols
Sarah
In-Laws of Nazi Chiefs Oppose Them in New York
Two claimants tied by in-law relations to Nazi leaders denounced the German government. Willan Patrick Witler, 28, English, hosted a Palm Sunday reception at St. Matrick's Cathedral with his mother Mrs. Aloif Hitter, who says she was married to Hitler's half brother. Mis Siltverskjold, linked to Goering's Swedish former wife, joins the American Countess against Nazi propaganda as an honorary advisory board member.
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New York
Willan Patrick Witler
Animaz
St. Matrick
Aloif Hitter
Adolf Hitler
Mis Siltverskjold
Heather
Field Marshal
Goering
Palm Sunday Celebrations Mark End of Civil War in Spain
Devout Catholics fill cathedrals as bells toll for Holy Week across Spain. General Franco, recovered from influenza, signs war bulletin proclaiming end of the civil war. Crowds, priests, diplomats fill Burgos cathedral and cities from Burgas to the Mediterranean coast celebrate with prayers and pageantry.
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Spain
Burgas
Ggain
Thali Guna
Francingo Franca
Christ the King
Franco
Burgos
Eto
Maanes
Maaria
Fund for Relief to Be Taken Up by Upper House
Washington April 2 The senate may take up tomorrow the president s request for 150 000 000 additional for WPA The house approved 100 000 000 emergency relief appropriations expected to come out of the senate appropriations sub committee tomorrow and to ride through the full committee at that figure Administrations reporters indicate efforts to target on the 1 000 000 ringed by the president Senator Hora who supported the original 475 000 000 sought by the president favored 40 10 000 Probe coming The house appropriations committee to start early in the week an investigation of the WPA to determine if undeserving persons are on the roll
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Washington
Senate
W.T.A
Hource
Appropriations
Senator Hora
Tha Houns
Fascists in Defeat Poll as Belgium Votes Near
Early returns from yesterday's general election show liberals and catholics making heavy gains at fascist Hexin targets. Roalers received about one third while Belgun party leaders discuss the World War era shift as Dutch and Belgian voters react to nationalist and democratic pressures. Dr Adrhiy Santens resigns amid political turmoil and Flemish leader VThobssiie Flemish remains pivotal as results unfold.
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Brussels
Aronday
Kuyen
Malemedy
St With
Belgun
Adrhiy Santens
Lion
Girl on ledge holds gaze as crowd watches
A crowd of about 2,000 gathered when a terrified woman stood on a split balcony edge for 14 minutes above a hotel, shouting about jumping before officers and a manager coaxed her to safety. A suspect, Salvatore Cicera, and a man named Aut Tuker were mentioned in connection with the disrupted scene.
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Willian G Webh
Mane Ager
Ater
Ben Hdek
Goring
Salvatore Cicera
Washington
Poles and French take hope in crisis developments Europe
London reports suggest Prime Minister Chamberlain may offer Romania a pledge of protection in a British drive to form an anti aggression bloc with Poland and France. Romania’s likely acceptance and Turkish intent to join bolster a tense European security frame as debates loom in Parliament.
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Europe
London
Chamberlain
Rumunia
House of Commons
Rumiania
Bucharest
Grigore Gafencu
Britain
Poland
Turkey
Gafencu
Paris
Athens
Ankara
Heilain
Reichs Uehrer
Hitler
Wilhelmshaven
France
Patteh Wrete
Election Day Poll Hours and Local Officials Questioned
Polls will open from 8 to 6 for today’s municipal election. Voters are to select a successor to Atay MM Shetty as public safety commissioner and fire chief, with incumbent Stillady seeking reelection but not guaranteed to retain duties. The city plans a May meeting to reorganize key posts and prepare the municipal budget, with local officials and departments listed. Polling places span multiple wards and streets, including the State and Talala streets area and several ward offices, while the primary on March 20 left contenders nominal and voting light.
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Ely Cornellean
Atay
Shetty
Public Safety
Maley
Tatiana
Nhe
Stillady
Publi Safety
Tnnrty
Prat
Vey Provident
Willie Pafety
Allert Dy Roherty
Aueet
Furveatt
Sovenson
Firlatol
Tobay
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Atala
Seemed Ward
Hanoment of
Lewin
Clark County
Hhood
Eagles Ball
South Mall Street
Mourth
Girmadan Tyter Lols
Mmarene
Warren Uirect
Cowrie
Nou
Newton and
Wark Avenues
Sith
Stony Sanders Street
Ratlrowd Avenue
Naleigh Street
Bey Path
Maren
Voling
Soft coal industry shutdown looms after long talks
In New York a heated conference between miners and operators nears its third week as a joint committee nears a decision. A spokesman said the panel will reconvene tomorrow to decide on a new contract for Appalachian mines and related steel, with a midnight Friday deadline looming for action.
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Kew
York
Agni Beaysa
Fpmarcon
Ennich
Charlee O'Nea
Coburg Man Found Drowned in Creek
Malta April 2 Abe Schroeder 26 Coburg man was found drowned in Peoples Creek west of Coburg after his automobile stalled by flood. Coroner Wilford Bell said Schroeder was drowned Sunday night while attempting to walk home. he was the lone known victim of the Milkilver flood.
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Malta
Abe Shroeder
Coburg
Boy Dies After Battle With Rare Disease in Pennsylvania
A year old John Zurrick died in Ramey Pa after doctors said his rare disease Schill d or’s disease caused brain damage and offered no cure. His mother Mrs Katherine Zurrick, widowed, remained at home in the coal mining village as the funeral rites were held and physicians discussed limited treatment options and possible hospice care.
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Ramey
John Zurrick
Katherine Zurrick
Pennsylvania
Murrick
Hyusband
John Imult
Abla
Chow
Tom Partridge
American Legion Warfare
Houtadale
Anid Physalana
Thir
State Department
Philadelphia
Neutrality Act cash-and-carry clause may lapse
Washington discussions focus on whether the cash-and-carry provision of the Neutrality Act should expire. Senators debate the feasibility of immediate action given May deadlines, with support and opposition split across the Foreign Relations Committee. The proposal would reauthorize or revise the provision governing belligerent sales of munitions and essential goods while preserving other protections.
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Washington
Senate
Zory
Hite
Pitlman
Guy
Pitman Pittman
Pilgrims Crowding Rome Attend Palm Sunday Services
Crowds filled Rome for Palm Sunday as thousands gathered for processions at St. Peter's and St. John Lateran. Pope Pius XII did not participate in the public ceremony, delivering Mass from his private chapel.
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Vatican City
Rome
Jerusalem
St. Peter's
NASA
Basilica
St. John Lateran
Gathodelam
Pius XII
Nix Klessing
St. Veter's
LaGuardia and Benes Rally for Czech Cause in Cleveland
A Cleveland audience of about 1000 heard LaGuardia and Benes speak on the Czech question. Benes urged a free Europe loudly while a speaker claimed Czechoslovakia cannot be destroyed and warned of threats to Czech independence amid a pressing European crisis. The tale included a counterpoint about kidnappings and the defense of a republic.
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Cleveland
Fanant Menes
Ploredo
Benes
Adolfiter
Europe
New York City
Wayers
Cxeckinsfloe Sakia
Argentine Probe Probes German Plot Over Patagonia
Federal Judge Miguel Jantus assumed charge of an inquiry into charges that Germans plotted to colonize or annex Patagonia. The case followed a Noticas Graficas report claiming a facsimile of a German embassy report on “no man’s land.” Alfred Mueller and Horique Joerg remained detained as investigations continued, with German embassy denials noted.
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Buenos Aires
Miguel Jantus
Argentina
Patagonia
Notlclas Graficas
No Man's Land
Argenting
Germany
Argentine
Jantua
Yankee Clipper Soars in Survey Flight to Bordeaux
The 4.2 ton Yankee Clipper, owned by Pan American Airways, landed at Blecarouse seaplane base in Bordeaux at 3:85 p.m. HK time during a survey flight from Tilshon. An originally planned route from Porth gueke copiiat to Marecille was altered due to adverse winds, with stops including Horta and Lisbon. The mission aims to test paths for a French North Atlantis air service, with additional legs to Marseille and the British Isles before returning to the United States.
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Bordeaux
France
Blecarouse
Tilshon
Gueke Copiiat
Marecille
Discaronse
Mareefiln
Pan-American
Alrwaya
Baltimore
Horta
Lisbon
Biscarosse
North Atlantis
Comatel Lake
Marseille
British Isles
United States
President Rommerelt Updates On Abroad While On Vacation
President Rommerelt studied official reports on ominous happenings abroad and the sixth of cow, approved army defences and government reorganisation. He took a drive with Harry Hopkins and Thom Corcoran during spring break at Five Mountain cottage. No further comment on Europe. he prepared to sign a measure empowering army strength and government reorganization with secrecy and safety provisions.
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Warm Springs
Rommerelt
Brean
Harry L. Hopkin
Commerce
Thom
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