Murphy Relents in Chrysler Sit-Down Talks
Gov. Murphy called Chrysler leaders and workers to new talks after a 18 day sit-down strike in Detroit plants. He said Friday eve talks were very satisfactory as Good Friday spirit prevailed and conferees planned to meet again tomorrow to push a settlement of the collective bargaining dispute.
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Chrysler Automobile
Detroit
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Murphy
United Automobile Workers
Farley Escort Hits Louisina Pedestrian in New Orleans
New Orleans on March 26 a motorcycle escort for Postmaster General James A Farley struck and seriously injured pedestrian William Ruth 56. The accident happened as Farley was returning from a post office dedication in Gretna. Farley exited his car to help the injured man. Ruth suffered a compound fracture of the leg. Neighbors said he was deaf and may not have heard the sirens.
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New Orleans
James A. Farley
Wiliam Ruth
Farley
Gretna
Rub
Opposition to Court Plan Heard Hatch is Inclined to Amend Bill
Washington march 25 a movement to change the Supreme court gradually and place meal instead of swift alteration provided in the Roosevelt court bill developed today within the senate judiciary committee Senator Hatch D NM came out in favor of an amendment to the bill restricting the proposed appointments of new Supreme court justices to one a year. Dean Young B Smith of the Columbia law school opposed rapid changes and urged against quick large scale changes in the court. Dr Covld Wickey opposed the proposal on grounds it could foster education al intolerance and religious oppression. Burke Neb foe of the proposal planned revisions to require retirement at 68 and set dates for state ratifying conventions within six months. Roosevelt persists.
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Council of Church Boards of Education
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Congress
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Voice of the President Needed in Michigan Sit-Down Crisis
In Michigan and nationwide a sit-down wave challenges law and order as 6,000 workers resist eviction while Detroit leaders and figures debate legality and policy. The piece warns of potential violence, urges a new policy outline from the president, and notes risk of wider strikes spreading to utilities, communications, and other industries.
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Jezel
Homer Martin
Detroit
Michigan
State’s share of COC enrollments announced for April start
Washington March 25 Robert Echner director of emergency conservation work said 111,909 men will be enrolled immediately for the Civilian Conservation Corps program period beginning April 1. Montana is to have 1,147.
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Washington
Robert #echner
Civilian Conservation Corps
Montana
TWA airliner crash kills all 13 aboard
From Pittsburgh comes news that a TWA airliner crashed with all 13 aboard killed. Lansing reports Chrysler workers quitting plants as peace talks resume in Washington indicates stalled negotiations. Senate judiciary committee calls for gradual court changes.
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Lansing
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Senate
Madrid
London
Lloyd Georges
Britain
Muscolini
Valencia
Boston triple slaying ends in self-inflicted tragedy
Boston reports four killed in a shooting spree described by police as a triple slaying and death by own action. Dr. Cheries E. Mackey, 43, a leading physician and politician, Paul Costa, 21, and his sister Alice Costa, 18, were killed. Jeremiah Mackey, 35, the physician’s brother, is identified as the killer after a prolonged confrontation at the Mackey residence.
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Vctims
Chéries E. Mackey
Paul Costa
Alice
Joseph Bickinnon
Jeremiah Mackey
Joseph Rooney
McKinnon
Jeremiah
Costa
Dr. Mackey
Alice Costa
British Regime Hit For Wobbly Policy On War
British policy toward Mussolini era aggression drawn into sharp attack in Parliament. George Lloyd leads Labour chorus charging Britain with wavering on Italy in Ethiopia and Spain. Anglo French talks on blocking Italian volunteers show tense moves. Soldiers at Andujar, Spain, report march developments amid global tension.
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Great Britain
Spain
Ethiopia
David Lloyd George
Commons
Benito Mussolini
Tr Duce
Lloyd George
Comman
Two Teen Suspects Admit Murder in Gust Anders Death
Great Falls March 25 AP Prosecution in the trial of a 15 year old girl Muriet Murphy and her 18 year old boy companion William Newman introduced at their trial on first degree murder charges. They signed confessions detailing how they lured Gust Anders 61 to his death in a pier area last December. Counsel focused on cross examining state witnesses to show Anders had harassed others in a beer hall prior to the fateful meeting at a dance hall where Newman allegedly knocked him down and took money from his pockets. The state expected to meet its case Friday morning.
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Great Falla
Muriet Murphy
William Newmen
Gust Anders
Anderson
Beer Hall
Newman
Loydle
First séance tale from Santa Monica ends with ghostly doubt
In Santa Monica on March 26 IRVIN 8. COBB recalls the Houdini test of spirit communication. A youth sought to speak with his father during an early seance as a shadowy figure appeared and answered awkwardly, prompting questions about heaven and angels. The tale ends with a comical exchange about measurement.
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Cobb
Santa
Paw
Transcontinental skyliner crashes near Pittsburgh killing 3 crew and 10 passengers
A giant white Transcontinental Airways skyliner crashed nose first about 10 miles south of Pittsburgh killing its three crew members and ten passengers. Visibility had been good though smog and fog shrouded the area earlier. The two motor Dow aircraft, one of the latest types, nose-dived in a steep glide after reports of wing ice formation. Coroner and air authorities opened investigations. several passengers listed by officials in Kansas City and New York.
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Transcontinental Airways
A. M. Wilking
Mgnt No. 6
Newark
Douglas
Upper St. Clair Township
Mt. Lebanon
J. J. Mclean
Allegheny County
McLean
Taximan Witnesses Turbulent TWA Skyliner Crash Near Pittsburgh
Washington reporter recounts taxi driver Robert McWilliams giving an eyewitness account of the TWA skyliner crash. He says the craft flew low above a valley near a wet field before nosediving with no fire, eight bodies recovered and several more believed trapped, pilot and copilot killed, others mangled as rescuers arrived.
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Washington, Pa
Robert McWilliams
TWA
Pittsburgh
McWilliams
California tremors rattle wide southern region
A large earthquake in southern California shook a ten thousand square mile area from San Diego to Santa Monica and the Mojave Desert at 8 49 am local time. Dishes rattled in San Diego and Los Angeles swayed with an east west motion causing minor damage near the epicenter.
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Martha Raye Involved In Film Dance Mishap In Hollywood
Martha Raye a movie comedienne sustained a sprained shoulder and dislocated wrist during a comedy adagio dance on a movie set in Hollywood. She was treated at the studio hospital. She remarked the incident was no comedy to her.
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Cal
Martha Raye
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Studio Hospital
Slain girl found in Indiana linked to college romance
In New Castle Indiana March 25 authorities questioned and released Elbert Williams a 30 year old teacher and former Ball State classmate of Mable Sutton 28 of Anaconda Montana as a possible source in the torch death of Sutton whose charred mutilated body was found in woods near New Castle Police have no clear clues Elmer Sutton father a Cadiz blacksmith said his daughter left Cadiz March 12 and may have returned to Anderson a kerosene soaked jar was found near the body indicating the fire was intended to destroy evidence
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Montana
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Iind
Kilmer Sutton
India
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John Drinkwater Des Suddenly in England
London, March 24. John Drinkwater, 64, British actor, poet and author famed for historical dramas, died in his sleep today of a heart attack. His Lincoln play, produced in 1915, brought him wide American acclaim, along with Robert E. Lee.
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John Drinkwater
Drinkwater
United States
Abraham Lincoln
Robert H. Lee
President to Close Vacation Trip Today in Georgia
President Roosevelt ends a two week vacation with a 69 mile motor tour from Warm Springs Georgia to his farm a rural resettlement project and a Civilian Conservation corps camp He leaves tomorrow afternoon for Washington arriving Saturday morning to confer with congressional leaders on a number of subjects including all down strikes
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Roosevelt
Civilian Conservation Corps
Washington
Church Bells of Rome Mourn Christ’s Death at Pontiff’s Service
Vatican City March 25 Hundreds of church bells tolled in mourning for the death of Christ as Eugenio Cardinal Pacelli led Holy Thursday rites in St Peter’s Basilica Holy bells will ring again Saturday noon for the procession bearing the Holy Sacrament to the Pauling chapel and return to the main altar for the resurrection observance. The rite of anointing the anointed one was conducted under Pacelli as papal secretary of state and high priest of St Peter’s Cathedral.
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Eugenio Cardinal Pacelli
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St. Petéers Cathedral
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