Negotiators adjourn strike talks at Chrysler deadlock
Lansing March 28 The Chrysler corporation strike negotiators adjourned at 1 p m after a 12 30 a m session without a solution to the deadlock over union demands for sole bargaining rights for 67 000 workers most idle. A source said the differences were largely phraseology, and Gov Frans Murphy remained optimistic saying the conference was moving forward and a settlement will come. Continued on page 6.
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Lansing
Mich
Chrysler Corporation
Frans Murphy
Newsieh
Negotiations for Western Air Express National Parks merger
Salt Lake City report reveals talks to merge Western Air Express and National Parks Airways, pioneer Western operators. Western runs Salt Lake City to Los Angeles. National Parks serves East Lake City to Great Falls, Montana. Joel Nibley, National Parks secretary, called a shareholder meeting for April 12 to discuss the plan. He said any final contract would be sublet if the deal completes.
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Salt Lake City
Western Air Express
National Parks Airways, Inc
Pioneer Western
Western Air
Los Angeles
National Parks
East Lake City
Great Falls
Mont
Joel Nibley
Nibley
Easter Day Amid World Turmoil Marked By Associated Press
The Easter world scene shows tensions from neo pagan rites in Germany to Holy City strife in Jerusalem. In New York and across America, people celebrate while others observe traditional rites. Pilgrims in Rome receive Pope Pius XII’s blessing as global faiths mix with festive egg hunts and ancient customs.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Germany
Pops Pius
Rome
St. Peter
Mealto
City to hail risen Christ at special Easter services
Helena residents will celebrate the resurrection with church services across sects today marking Easter Sunday. Bishops Fox and Gilmore will participate as millions observe white Easter amid lingering snow, with capacity crowds in local churches and preEaster observances continuing.
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Risen Christ
Helena
Montana
Milady
Eagles Lodge
H. H. H.fox
Episcopal
Joseph M. Glimore
The Truce And Questions In Chrysler Labor Fight
Torothy Thompson surveys the Chrysler strike, questioning the public role and the aims of both capital and labor. He asks if capital will recognize independent unions and the checkoff system, and whether labor leadership favors stagnant or coercive strikes, noting the public seeks clear answers.
Further Rioting Feared in Puerto Rico Demonstrations
San Juan Puerto Rico March 27 The government ordered National Guard units and the 65th Infantry to stay on alert after reports of planned Independence demonstrations. Authorities fear a repeat of last Sunday's Ponca clashes where 18 people were killed in police nationalist firing.
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San Juan
Puerto Rio
National Guard
65Th Infantry Regiment
Ponca
Health of Pope to be guarded in ceremony
Vatican City March 27 elaborate precautions were taken tonight to protect the frail health of Pope Pius XI in St Peter's for Easter morning benediction his first public appearance since last December. A huge wooden structure has been built behind the balcony to shield him from drafts while he blesses the throngs outside St Peter's.
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Vatican City
Pope Pius XI
St Peter's
M+ ness
St. Peter’s
World News in Brief: Easter Observances and Global Events
Worldwide Easter observances mark religious rites and finery as diverse nations report strikes, political tensions, and diplomatic efforts. Reports from Lansing to Madrid outline labor disputes, governmental actions, and insurgent clashes amid contemporary global unrest.
Ashurst Rejects Compromise on Court Plan
Washington March 27 Senator Ashurst of Arizona leader of the Roosevelt court reorganization fight closes the door to compromise tonight. Opponents propose constitutional amendments and a White House meeting but Ashurst says no changes to the president's plans and a clean victory or defeat is his aim. Governors from four southern states press radio drive for passage as Ashurst marks 25 years in the Senate.
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Washington
Ashurst
Ariz
Hill
Leche
Louisiana
Graves
Alabama
Rivers
Georgia
Johnston
South Carolina
Weather and air mail routes loom in national notes
Weathermen warn of a cold Easter across the nation with showers in the east and frigid mornings in New York and Chicago. Some warmth appears in the Far Northwest with normal temps, while midwestern states brace for cloudy but milder conditions. Senator Hitchcock urges approval of a northern air mail route from Minneapolis through western South Dakota to Cheyenne, with Representative Focht from Lewisburg pushing related discussions in Washington.
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Washington
Puifilie
New York City
Fifth Avenue
California
Chicago
Ransay City
Midwest
Herbert Hitchcock
South Dakota
Post Office i Department
Minneapolid
Minn
Cheyenne
Wyo
Governor Signs 3.2 Beer Law in Katanga State
Toneka March 27. Governor Walter A. Haxman signed a law defining beverages up to 3.8 per cent alcohol content. The measure legalizes such beer after May 1 and settles a long court battle over beer sales in the state. Beer had been sold openly amid legal ambiguity, with previous attempts to prohibit failing in juries to convict.
Gaulish debt scheme draws sharp commentary
In a March 27 column from Santa Monica J. Caesar and Irvin Cobb mock France’s plan to issue bonds in the United States to dodge the Johnson Act. They warn American investors about risks and liken the move to inviting disaster, noting past American debt with skepticism.
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Aero
Sven Santa Monica
Cal
J. Caesar
Gaul
France
Paris
Hi R Rabbit
Irvin
Cobb
No Way For U.S. To Act In Mess
Senator Robinson of Arkansas after a White House conference said no condition has arisen to justify federal intervention in sit-down strikes. He cited only three scenarios: violations of federal law or interference with federal property. requests from state authorities to preserve law and order. or actions to prevent violence. He noted the general sit-down movement seems to be waning.
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Washington
Robinson
Arkansas
Roosevelt
Garner
Hawkhead
Tayburn
Texas
House
Garber
Bankhead
Pete
Congress
Capitol Hill
Holt
W. Va
John L. Newts
Communist Party
Papa
Idaho
Wheeler backs Roosevelts court plan but calls perilous
Senator Korton K. Wheeler of Montana denounces the presidents federal court reorganization as dangerous while endorsing economic aims. He urges the people to decide any Supreme Court changes, proposes a constitutional amendment allowing a two thirds vote by a succeeding Congress to uphold vetoed legislation. The amendment could be put to voters under Article Five within months.
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Cleveland
Korton K. Wheeler
Montana
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Wheeler
Drivyer
Congress
Sonstitufon
Senate Judiciary Committee
Burton K. Wheeler
Wheelers
Noted Americans to Attend Coronation
Washington report states James W. Gerard former wartime ambassador to Germany will head a U S delegation to King George VI coronation in London on May 12 General John J Pershing and retired Admiral Hugh Rodman will join as delegates, representing the United States in the event.
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Washington
State Department
James W. Qerard
Germany
United States
A F of L Chief Green Rallies Members Against C SO
William Green, president of the American Federation of Labor, urged officers and organizers in St Louis that no siren voice will induce workers to join untried fields. He said the A F of L remains rooted in American labor and will push its program by majority rule. He opposed minority control and the C SO plan, calling for open doors and democratic procedure. He warned against forced dictator control and promised to reveal the federation’s stance on experimental methods and sit down strikes at the C10.
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St. Louis
William Green
American Federation of Labor
C.so
A. F. of L
America
Green
Federation
Chieftian
International Association of Bridge
Atlantic City
House of Labor
Helena to get Louly Walliwem Shodair Hospital for Crippled Children
The Montana Children’s Home and Hospital trustees announce a gift of 200000 from Louis W Shodair via Tani William Shows of Los Angeles to create a dedicated hospital for disabled children in Helena. The facility, adjoining the Montana Children’s Home on Helena Avenue, will be the state s first child only hospital and part of a larger real estate endowment.
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Tani William Shows
Los Angeles
Helena
Montana
Montana Children's Home and Hospital
Louly Walliwem Stiodair Hospital For
Helens Avenue
Shodair
Shodak
Butta
Flames Lick Up Synagogue In New York Fire
New York March 27 47 The West End Synagogue was destroyed today by the third fire in less than 12 hours. Rabbi Nathan Stern estimates the loss at 200000 and says the Scroll of Torah burned with priceless historical value. Deputy Chief Francis J. Kear orders 50 detectives to search for clues to the mysterious fires. The synagogue was one block away from Rodeph Sholom and the blaze is being investigated as arson.
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New York
West End
Nathan Stern
Taapec
Tor Francis J. Kear
Wynetede
Rabbi Bjerk
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