Chrysler seeks injunction against sit-down strikers in Detroit
Detroit March 18 Chrysler Corp executives conferred with Circuit Judge Allan Campbell about an injunction against sit-down strikers and planned to return to court tomorrow morning. U A W leaders Martin Frankensteen met Governor Trunk Murphy as sit-downs persist with 6,000 workers at scattered plants. The injunction names sit-downs as defendants. hearing set for 11 a.m. tomorrow.
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Detroit
B. E. Hutchinson
Chrysler Corp
Allan Campbell
Chrysler
Sherif
Gao Murphy
Homer Martin
United Automobile Workers of America
Richard Frankensteen
Trunk Murphy
A. m. Geadline
Collision of autos injures six in Montana region
Six residents of Oilmont and Cut Bank were injured in a head on car crash two miles south of Sweet Grass on March 18. Drivers Ralph Prevol of Oilmont and EB H Landers milk of Cut Bank were both injured. others include Mrs Prevol and Mr Woodrow Carrio of Oilmont and M Clemett of Cut Bank with head injuries leg fractures and facial lacerations.
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Sweet Grasa
Oilmont
Cut Bank
Here
Ralph Prevol
Olimont
EB. H. Landers Milk
Prevol
Landermilk
Woodrow Carrleo
M. Clemett
Italian Statesman Figure In Paris Case
Paris police disclosed a diary tied to Mme Madeline la Ferriere and the shooting of Count Charles de Chambrun. Diary extracts describe a hidden romance with a “great Italian statesman” and secret meetings in a Roman palace, with periods from 1934 to 1936. The diary is presented as evidence as La Ferriere seeks to prove betrayal by the count and by association, the statesman.
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Paris
Mme
Madeline la Ferriere
Charles de Chambrun
la Verriere
le Chard
Ethiopia
Count de Chamabenr
Mme. la Ferriere
le Girard
Scala
Earhart Cuts Time in Dart to Hawaii Before Howland Hop
Amelia Earhart's 880000 airplane sped from Oakland to Honolulu in 19 hours 1 minute, shaving 1 hour 4 minutes off the prior record. She plans rest and weather wait before the 1,532 mile leg to Howland Island, as Mantz and crew prepare the craft for the next stage of her world flight.
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Earhart
DART
Hawaii
Howland Island
Honolulu
Amelia Earhart
Big Sky Clippers
Oakland
Newland Island
Aviatrix
Miss Earhart
Paul Mantz
Wheeler Field
Mantz
Harry Manning
Fred J. Noonan
Army Tst
Atlantis
Mexico City
Colrael John McDonnell
Washington's calm voice on inflation and labor woes
In Washington a sober appraisal from Mr. Marriner Eccles warns the nation that inflation stems from rapid spending outpacing real wealth and from a massive arms boom. He notes a labor shortage and unused public works, urging balance between wage demands and production while criticizing permanent WPA expansion as impractical. The piece connects European currency strain, labor push for shorter hours, and budget risks to domestic prices.
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Washington
Marriner
Eccles
Walter Lippmann
Harvard Club
Europe
Hopkins
Philadelphia
World News in Ist Domestia and Beyond
World news briefs report a high school explosion wrecking a field and prompting martial law in New London Texas. Washington sees plans to shift Philippine independence date earlier, while Congress advances a munitions embargo. Amelia Earhart sets a first leg speed record as tension eases in Paris and a half day strike ends. Vatican calls for worldwide resistance to atheistic communism.
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Domestia
New
London
Texas
Paris
Proctor
Mrs. Simpson
Vatican City
Pops
Varsity Students Injured In Accident Near Warm Springs
Warm Springs March 18. Six Montana State University students traveling home from Missoula were injured when their automobile skidded on an icy stretch two miles west of here. The car overturned several times and halted upside down 100 yards off the road. Injured were Mark Ferrault 19 Sheridan skull fracture possible. D Orson Chew 19 Twin Bridges face injuries. Dean Doak 20 Twin Bridges back and internal injuries. Hart Benjamin Berg 18 Livingston back injuries. John Alexander 14 Whitehall shock and bruises. Benjamin Middleton 21 Anaconda fractured leg and facial lacerations. All treated at Warm Springs or Deer Lodge hospitals.
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Warm Springs
S&ix
Montana State University
Missoula
Here
Mark Ferrault
Sheridan
Butte-Deer Lodge
Perrault
Frank Perrault
Warm Springs Hospital
D‘orson Chew
W. BK. Chew
Dean Doak
Clarence Doak
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Deer Lodge
Hart Benjamin Berg
B. E. Herg
Livingston
St. Joseph's Hospital
John Alexander
Whitehall
Benjamin B. Middleton
Benjamin Middleton
Anaconda
St. Ann's Hospital
Montana DAR Holds 34th State Conference in Bozeman
About 100 delegates from twelve Montana chapters of the Daughter of the American Revolution attend the opening sessions of the 34th annual state conference in Bozeman. The gathering runs through Friday at Montana State College after a reception last night.
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Bozeman
Montana
The
Daughter of the American Revolution
Montana State Colege
Governor Allred imposes martial law around New London Texas
Governor James V Allred declared martial law near New London Texas to quell crowds and aid relief efforts after the London disaster He ordered Captain Arlie Gayne of Longview and Lieutenant Williams A Johnson of Tyler to deploy all available troops and directed public safety leaders to rush Texas Rangers and highway patrolmen to the scene The governor remained in close touch despite congested wires and sought to clear highways for relief work
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Austin
Texas
James V. Allred
London
Tyler
Longview
New London
State Highway Patrol
Arlie Gayne
Williams A. Johnson
Ile
AW. H. Garmaichael
Public Safety Department
National Guard
Tal. Carmichael
Allred
Safety Department
Funeral for Dr. H A Holton Monday Afternoon
The funeral for Dr H A Holton superintendent of the state hospital at Warm Springs is set for Monday at 2 pm. Burial will be in Deer Lodge with Masonic services at the graveside and Elke lodge services planned for Saturday night.
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Warm Springs
H. A. Holton
State Hospital
Deer Ledge
Deer Lodge
Elke’ Lodge
Noisy Arnold Makes Traffic Court Debut
Chicago, March 18 AP Arnold Dubow a 22 month old was the traffic court s youngest customer after his mother Rita Dubow 14 left him in a parked car while she shopped He rang the horn prompting a ticket for unnecessary noise The judge ruled the boy cannot be responsible under seven years old and dismissed him with the attorney noting the baby pleaded not guilty.
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Chicago
Arnold Dubow
Rita Dubow
Arnold
John Gutnecht
Tudge Gutknecht
Just a Minute with Irvin 8 Corbb
Santa Monica Calif March 18 One line opinion favors Maine senators balking at New Deal plans in Congress and at reshaping the Supreme Court toward a Boy Scout model If foreigners dislike the country they should return to their origins.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Maine
Congress
Supreme Court
Texas school horror scene reported in scattered counts
A Texas disaster at the London consolidated school near New London sent hundreds of children to their deaths. Early estimates ranged from 110 to 670, with bodies recovered numbering over 200 as of evening. In Overton and Kilgore the shock spread, with hospitals strained and clerks counting remains. The catastrophe marks one of America’s worst schoolhouse explosions.
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New London
Texas
America
East Texas
London Consolidated School
Texas Rangers
Governor Ayers Signs 37 Bills and Vetoes 14
Governor Ayers signed 37 bills into law and vetoed 14 with 10 measures awaiting final action as a state budget balances. The actions included H B 34 raising retail tax revenue and H B 100 restoring the Montana Grazing Commission. A key measure, S B 172, would consolidate the highway and water boards with possible federal grant implications.
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Roy E. Ayers
Ayers
Trevenna
Montana Grazing Commission
Legislative Assembly
Highway Department
Washington, D. C
Messure
Montana
Ayershag
Crisis in France as Blum regime holds amid strike
Parly, March 18. Two million workers peacefully ended a half day general strike that paralysed Paris. The Popular Front government retained support as clashes between communists and police in Clichy subsided. Transport stalled, factories and businesses shut, but violence diminished with five dead and about 300 injured in the unrest.
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Clichy
Popular Front
Paris
France
Citchy
Rand strike ends as agreement reached with Remington Rand
Washington note reports the American Federation of Labor leaders and James H. Rand Jr agreeing to settle the long Rand strike. Secretary of Labor Perkins announced the deal, subject to ratification by strikers and Remington Rand board before it becomes final.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
James H. Rand, Jr
Rand
Perkins
Remington Rand, Inc
Girl describes horrors of school explosion near Overton
Martha Harris 11 recalls the blast at a nearby school in Overton Texas on March 18. She and classmates fled as brick and glass rained down while her brother Milton 16 escaped uninjured. Others leapt from windows and roofs as chaos unfolded in the economy building vicinity.
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Martha Harris
Et Adent
London
Mouridor
Overton
Texas
Milton Harris
Geraldine Ruffin
Hutt
Troth
Stricken School Noted in Oil District of Henderson
Henderson Tenn March 18 The London school nine miles northwest of town in a productive oil field is described as the wealthiest public school. Seven producing wells sit on the campus between London and New London serving a 30 square mile area. The two building plant cost about 1 million dollars, built four years ago. The district formed by merging London and New London schools after the 1931 oil wealth, enrollment exceeded 1500.
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Henderson
Ten
London School
Here
London
New London
Red Cross Dispatches Doctors To New London School Disaster
Washington reports the American Red Cross headquarters learned that the Shreveport office arranged air evacuation of four doctors and seven nurses to the New London Texas schoolhouse explosion scene to aid rescue work and relief efforts.
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Washington
American Red Cross
Shreveport
New London, Tex
Orploaton
King's Proctor Takes Step in Mrs Simpson's Divorce
London March 18 The king's proctor entered Mrs Wallis Warfield Simpson's divorce case with an unexpected petition, a move seen as favorable to her aim of securing an absolute decree. court officials expect a ruling by April 27 as the process advances behind the scenes in the Windsor saga.
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KING
Mrs. Simpson
London
Baeland
Wallis Warfield Simpson
Edward of
Windsor
Thomas Barreafe
Betorw
Mit
Boyd -Merriman
Tea Divorce Court
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Ist
Montana Mets
Bolton
Noisy Arnold
Irvin
Associated Press
Overton Hospital
Seavera
Kilgore
Tyler Hospital
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Roosevelt
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Leon Blum
Hope Remington Rand
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