Negotiations Stall as Auto Strike Persists and Ships Stand Firm
The federal and state officials urged settlement while General Motors plants largely idle with fewer than 1,000 workers remaining inside. Union leaders criticized the company's refusal to evacuate evacuated plants amid stalled talks. On the West Coast, shipowners predicted an imminent end to a maritime walkout, but a union adviser warned the timeline was optimistic. Governor Murphy met with James F. Dewey seeking a joint plan to resolve the labor dispute as Dewey postponed a Washington trip.
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Associated Frese
Mrikers
General Motors
I Iention
Topstar
Labor
Edward F. Merady
West Coast
James IF. Dewey
Washington
Detroi
Homer Martin
United Automohile Workers Union
John Brophy
Commitee For Industries Organization
Flint
Mich
Counel
New York
Fiorello LaGuardia
Work
Frank Murphy
United Atomobile Workers
General Motors Corporation
James F. Dewes
Dewey
International and Domestic Turbulence Amid War and Strife
Reports show Britain seeking Spanish and Moroccan control, with a naval blockade under discussion to curb arms supply. Nazi resurgence alleged but not ousted. In Europe a Swiss snow disaster kills skiers. in Detroit auto workers push to end evacuations, and Washington eyes a government overhaul as blocs rally against military funding. In Madison, a push for investigation into an educator’s ousting.
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Paris
Spanish Morocco
London
Finlish
Spaniah Svar
Berne
Switzerland
Detroit
Washington
Roosevelt
Tacoma
Madison
Wis
Counties to get 20 percent of state liquor profits
A proposed Montana Senate measure would allocate 20 percent of the state's liquor profits to county pension funds. Introduced by Senator Harry Harlen, the plan aims to raise monthly old age assistance to $30 and ease county financial strain. The measure would shift funds from the present 50 percent federal share and 25 percent county and 25 percent state contributions to bolster local pensions.
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Senate
Montana
Harry Harlen
Blaine
State Relief Commission
Harlen
Mavimuma
Walter Conservation Board
Three Negro Youths Face Death In Sing Sing Chair
Casining, N. Y., Jan. 10. Three teen black youths and a white man faced four more days to live as executions loomed in Sing Sing’s death house. They were among groups scheduled for mass executions in successive Thursdays after four black holdup killers were electrocuted last week, including Wentworth Springer 17 Lawrence Jackson 13 Robert Taliafarro 19 and Louis Lazer 29 connected to killings over small sums.
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Casining
Goyemo Ichman
Sing Sing
Wentworth Springer
Lawrones Jackson
Robert Taliafarro
Morris Ernest
Manhattan
Louis Lazer
Morris Saakowite
Brooklyn
Skier Slaughter Feared In Swiss Alps Avalanche Toll
In Switzerland on January 10, fifteen skiers were killed and three others feared dead after two mountain snowslides. Ten soldiers on leave were buried alive in Url cantan, while five skiers died and three more were missing in Unterwalden canton. Bodies of the five were recovered. rescuers have little hope for the remaining three.
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Herne
Switzerland
Totay
Url Cantan
Unterwalden
Son of Sen McAdoo Dies in New York Home
New York, Jan 10. Robert H. McAdoo, eight years old, son of United States Senator William Gibbs McAdoo, died at his home here tonight from pneumonia.
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New York
Robert H. McAdoo
United States
William Gibbs
Adoo
Calif
Protest marches on Capitol amid sea strike and relief protests
Washington police prepared for a planned March on Washington by about 2,000 striking seamen from eastern ports. Leaders of the Workers alliance planned an independent march to press repeal of a safety act provision and demand increased relief funds. Also noted were a memorial request for Dr Samuel A Mudd and a Scottish trawler sinking with four men lost.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Tor Bight
Seaboard
Jiera
Workers Alliance
Department of Commerce
Congress
Roosevelt
Plan to Overhaul U S Government Outlined
President Roosevelt outlined a comprehensive overhaul of the administrative machinery in a White House conference with leaders including Vice President Garner and Speaker Bankhead. A cabinet discussion follows, with a Tuesday message to Congress. The plan aims to modernize and streamline the executive branch, with agency consolidation seen as key to efficiency and economy.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Garner
Bankhead
Congress
Black Legs gang rounded up in eastern Kentucky terror case
Prestonsburg Floyd County Sheriff MT Stumbo and four deputies with Magofito county officials reunited today 16 of 25 men indicted for alleged terrorism acts in the east Kentucky units. The Black Legs are charged with criminal syndicalism for whipping and beating mountain men and women not acting right. Origin tied to unemployment unrest in Floyd and Magofito counties. Juliana on honeymoon in Poland between Crown Princess Juang and Prince Hernhard Zu Linpe-Hiesterfeld.
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Prestonsburg
Floyd
Magofito
Juliana
Horexmoon
Amsterdam
Juang
Prince Hernhard Zu
Hoover backs child labor amendment in plea from Palo Alto
Herbert Hoover said President Roosevelt is right to urge ratification of the child labor constitutional amendment. He called for orderly constitutional change, cited 80 percent state ratification, and urged action this winter as 12 more states were needed to empower Congress to regulate or prohibit child labor under 18.
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Palo Alto
Cal
Herbert Woaver
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Hoover
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Congress
Navy blockade forecast in Spanish Morocco crisis
Sources close to the French army general staff warn of possible military action in Spanish Morocco with British cooperation. Britain invokes the 1870 act to bar British subjects from foreign enlistment and seeks support from Germany Italy Portugal and Russia to curb volunteers in Spain. France and Britain may move to block the Spanish coast, while Germany and Italy consider volunteer limits and the need to withdraw foreign forces if a nonintervention pact proves unfair.
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Eapcueu
Spanish Morocco
Great Britain
Berlin
France
Britain
Germany
Italy
Spain
Atlantic
Mediterranean
Spanish
Morocco
Social Security Bills Near Forthcoming Action in Montana House
The Montana House meets at 1 PM as 32 committees are expected to be announced by the speaker. A social security committee is appointed and J B Beasley of the Social Security Administration Denver regional office assists in drafting bills to satisfy the federal act. Agencies including the state relief commission and University of Montana have been studying required measures for prompt legislative submission.
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House of Representatives
Social Security
J. 8. Beasley
Social Security Authinistration
Denver
State Relief Commission
University of Montana
Works Progress Administration
Aravaca
Montana
Federation
Latot
Spanish
Morocco
Havelwiiesp
Solind
Beasley
Helena
Legislative Assembly
James D. Graham
Montana Federation of Labor
Casualties Mount In Madrid Battle As Resistance Holds
Madrid reports heavy casualties from a week long battle with fascist insurgents. General Jose Miaja urges militia to hold fast as German troops incur sharp losses from tanks and machine guns. Spies and sympathizers face a police drive while debates on social security programs surface amid broader wartime reporting.
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Madrid
Jose Miaja
Miaja
FRENCH READY TO OCCUPY MOROCCO
France maps plans to occupy Spanish Morocco with 100000 Moroccan troops ready within 36 hours if fascist insurgents refuse to halt. British military support and fleet cooperation in the Straits of Gibraltar are reported, with France to deploy most of its Moroccan army and fill gaps if French troops leave for Morroco. A protest against Franco and Berlin is anticipated, with continued coverage on page 10.
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France
Spanish
Morocco
Elreles
Stef
Straits of
Gibraltar
Francisco Franco
Berlin
Francot
Farm groups prepare joint programs for Congress
In Washington on January 14, national farm organizations gathered to outline a unified legislative program for joint presentation to Congress. They push soil conservation, crop insurance, and tenant reforms, with calls to revive old AAA mechanisms and strengthen farm control machinery.
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Washington
Teadera
National Farm
Congress
Levis J. Tabor
National Grange
White House
Roosevelt
Granga
Edward A. O'Neal
Warm Bureau Federation
O'Neal
AAA
National Cooperative Council
Cooperative Farmer Purchasing and Marketing Associations
Crash at Mouth of Thames Sees Seven Drown
Seven fishermen perished when the French trawler Notre Dame de Tourdes sank after a collision with the steamer Thecins at the mouth of the Thames. The tragedy occurred near London on January 10 amid a winter sea patrol.
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Thames
London
Notre Dame de Tourdes
Thecins
Port Bou Encounters Terror as Fascist Ships Loom
In Port Bou France inhabitants fled into the international railway tunnel during the night under terror from fascist warships patrolling the coast. The ships did not fire on the town, but the area remained tense as fighters hovered offshore.
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France
Spanish
Bou
International
Vast Gold Hoard Moves to Kentucky Vault
A Mine bureau report says the Treasury will begin moving within a week about 4,000,000,000 to a new bombproof vault at Fort Knox Kentucky. Final arrangements for the transfer from New York and Philadelphia to the inland structure are underway in secret conferences by army Treasury and post office officials. The report shows that only about 6,000,000,000 is currently held at New York and Philadelphia.
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Washington
Mine Bureau
Treasury
Fort Knox
New York
Philadelphia
Army, Treasury and
Poat
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Joseph T. Robinson
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West Virginia
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North Carolina
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Massachusetts
Carter
Virginia
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
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Capital
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Samuel A. Mudd
John Wilkes Booth
Abraham Lincoln
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Herb Hoover
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