Court fight hinges on Wagner Act ruling
Washington April 10 observers expect the Wagner Act decision to influence the Rosevelt court reorganization controversy. The supreme court may include the Wagner opinion in its Monday decisions or recess two weeks. Ickes Barkley and Wheeler debated court reform in Chicago with Barkley urging revitalization and Wheeler opposing the plan.
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Foe
Rosevelt
Supreme Court
Senate
High Court
Ickes
Barkley
Dky
Chicago
Wheeler
Dmont
People's Lobby
Ford Defies CIO Leaders in Mild, Defiant Talk
Henry Ford, at his winter estate in Ways, Ga, rejects CIO plans to organize his plants calling them wrong. He says Ford Motor Co will demonstrate wage production and competition like never before once strikes subside. He criticizes finance and organizations hindering industry and urges workers to compare unions by results and consider overall freedom as essential.
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Ways
Henry Ford
CIO
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Cotton Probe Concludes with Policy Recommendations
The Senate two year inquiry into cotton marketing issued about 60 pages of findings and recommended legislation including reducing government crop estimates and limiting credit extensions and firm interest on futures. The report says loan policies and crop reductions failed to provide lasting recovery and estimates are scientifically framed but incomplete.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Agriculture Committee
Smith
8. C
Com
Birthday Observed By George Arliss
London reports George Arliss marked his 69th birthday with a look to the future. The actor who made Disraeli famous resents giving up any connection to the theater.
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George Arliss
London
Disraeli
Subservient Supreme Court aim cited by Bridges in Indiana
In Indianapolis Senator H Styles Bridges charged President Roosevelt seeks a subservient Supreme Court to advance policy. He warned the court is pivotal to government balance and urged Republicans to offer a strong forward program while noting the party’s 17 million voter base.
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Indianapolis
New Hampshire
H. Styles Bridges
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Indiana Republican Editorial Association
Bridges
Republican Party
Plenty Babies In Southern States
Government economist Dr. Carl C. Taylor of the Bureau of Agricultural Economics said the rural South houses over one fourth of the U.S. population and account for one third of all births. He noted the region supplies nearly half of the nation’s natural increase from births over deaths.
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Washington
Carl C. Taylor
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
South
Taylor
Car Drowns Two Negroes After Bridge Crash
In Moncks Corner South Carolina an automobile plunged through the Santee canal bridge railing killing two occupants named John Barnes aged 19 and John Martin aged 21. Four other orchestra members escaped by breaking through windows en route to a CCC camp in Berkeley county.
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Moncks
Belgian Election Faces Dixon Van Zeeland Clash
In Brussels April 10 AP reports 42 year old premier Paul Van Zeeland backed by democrats faces Leon Degrelle a 30 year old Rexist leader in a critical race for a seat in the chamber of deputies. The vote could tilt Belgium toward fascism or uphold democracy.
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Belgium
Fuehrer
Duce
Paul van Zeeland
Ful
Leon Degrelle
Chamber of Deputies
Degrelle
van Zeeland
Britain to protect ships amid Basque coast tensions
London reports the battle cruiser Hood left Gibraltar as Britain may reinforce its naval force on the Basque coast after insurgent threats to intercept foreign shipping. Four British food ships bound for Bilbao are blocked at St Jean de Luz as insurgents warn food could be deemed war material.
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Hood
Gibraltar
Britain
Admiralty
Bilbao
St. Jean de Luz
France
Re-elected Latham Leads Abheville Schools
Rowland HH Latham, superintendent of Abheville City Schools since 1934, has been re-elected on April 10. The official notice confirms continued leadership of the district.
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Abheville
Rowland HH. Latham
Efforts to end Canadian auto strike halted in Oshawa
In Oshawa Ontario maneuvers to settle Canada's General Motors strike stalled as Premier Mitchell Hepburn refused to meet CIO organizer Hugh Thompson. Boos and jeers marked the plant reopening for parts with 3,700 workers on strike while talks in Toronto collapsed over Thompson.
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General Motors
Mitchell Hepburn
CIO
General Motors of Canada
United States
Counny
Toronto
Hepburn
Hugh Thompson
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Big
Perkins dismisses talk of Democratic split at Jefferson dinner
Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins argued there is no split in the Democratic party due to pressure from social and economic groups. She cited Roosevelt era policies as proof the party can balance group interests with national welfare and noted gains in income and employment since the Depression low.
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Democratic Party
New York
Frances Perkins
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Miss Perkins
Roosevelt
Negro Youth Held In Fatal Shooting
Fayetteville April 10 Hamlet Junior Robertson an 11 year old Negro boy was ordered held for the grand jury in the fatal shotgun shooting of Booker T Butler an older Negro A coroner s jury heard six or seven versions of the slaying initially thought to be a suicide while handling an apparently unloaded weapon
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Hamlet Junior Robertson
Booker T. Butler
Hamlet
Butler
North Carolina Jewish Association Opens Two Day Convention
In Winston Salem on April 11 and 12 the North Carolina Association of Jewish Men and Women will hold a two day convention with plans for meetings and community activities. Local leaders said attendance is expected from across the state.
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Winston-Salem
North Carolina Association of Jewish Men and Women
Dunkelberger Wins North South Golf Title at Pinehurst
Seventeen year old Bobby Dunkelberger of High Point North Carolina defeated James T. Hunter of North Adams Massachusetts by 5 and 3 to capture the North and South tournament at Pinehurst. Dunkelberger became the youngest winner in the event's history after taking the first three holes of the afternoon round. The field included former champions and noted stars such as George T. Dunlap Jr Jack Munger Frank Strafaci Carl Dann and Charles Whitehead.
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High Point
James Hunter
Pinehurst
Dunkelberger
N. C
James T. Hunter
North Adams
Mass
Hunter
George T. Dunlap, Jr
New York
Jack Munger
Texas
Frank Strafaci
Brooklyn
Carl Dann
Florida
Charles Whitehead
New Jersey
Young Dunkelberger
Pathway
Baldwin to quit politics warns against communism and fascism
Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin, 69, told Worcester constituents in a homely speech that he will retire soon without fixing a date. He warned Britain against mass consciousness and the virus of communism or fascism, saying it is better to leave when he is still seen as perhaps not incompetent.
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Worcester
England
Stanley Baldwin
Britain
China Claims Handicap at World Textile Conference
Chinese delegates urged a curb on extra-territorial privileges granted to foreign mills in China. Workers' representative Khatloo Huang warned that unless foreign capital mills in settlements and concessions obey Chinese laws, they cannot accept the 40-hour week and minimum wage standards, noting Britain France and Japan would not be bound without an international agreement.
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World Textile Conference
China
Khatloo Huang
Representa
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Huang
Court backers lead in 10th district race unofficial tally
Unofficial returns from Texas 10th district show Lydon B. Johnson leading, with Co N Avery second and Merton L Harris third among Roosevelt court reform supporters. Other candidates include Polk Shelton Houghton Brownlee Ayres Rose Stone Waller, with Johnson leading at 2 121 to 1 591 for Avery after six counties reporting.
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Tex
Roosevelt
Lydon B. Johnson
Johnson City
National Youth Organization
Texas
Co. N. Avery
James P. Buchanan
Merton L. Harris
Smithville
Polk Shelton
Houghton W. Brownlee
Ayres K. Rose
Sam V. Stone
Georgetown
Edwin Waller
San Marcos
Johnson
Avery
Harris
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Ross
Stone
Waller
Trotzky Reveals Split With Stalin In Mexico
Leon Trotzky described his rift with Joseph Stalin during an unofficial preliminary commission in Mexico City. He recounted his 40 years in the world revolutionary movement as attorney Albert Goldman questioned him regarding charges of treasonable plotting against the Soviet regime.
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Mexico City
Leon Trotzky
Joseph Stalin
Russia
Albert Goldman
Chicago
Frasier Re-elected President of Durham Merchants
Durham April 14. W G Frasier Jr was reelected president of the Durham Merchants association at the annual meeting. Key officers were named and plans for future events outlined.
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Durham
W. G. Frasier, Jrr
Durham Merchants Association
Four Justices Targeted by Sit-Down Strike Advocate
Secretary of the Interior Ickes told a Chicago mass meeting that four Supreme Court justices aged about 74% year should back President Roosevelt’s plan. He warned against an uncooperative minority and urged voters to support leaders who will keep democracy functioning.
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Supreme Court
Chicago
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Justice McReynoldson
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AAA
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Roosevelt
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John Hamilton
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Somone
Socialists Hold Key Spanish City Front Amid Siege
Government forces push insurgents back 200 yards from Franceses bridge as they hold a cleaver line west of Madrid. Garabitas Hill and El Aguila Hill are captured or bombed, with fighting centering on Casa de Campo, University City, and the Manzanares riverfront.
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Manzanares
Casa de Campo Park
University City
Jose Miaja
Garabitas
Casa de Campo
el Aguila
Royal Park
el Aguita
Garabitas Hill
Maritime Commission Appointees Cleared for Confirmation
A senate subcommittee approved five nominations to the maritime commission clearing the path for swift Senate confirmation. Administrations officials expect approval early next week so the group can tackle major tasks before June 36, including a shift to direct subsidies to replace ocean mail contracts in merchant marine finance.
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Washington
Senate
Maritime Commission
Two Killed in Blast at Krause Milling Co
Milwaukee April 1 Two workers were believed killed or missing and 30 injured when a thunderous blast tore through the Charles A Krause Milling company corn mill. Debris litters the area as rescuers search the ruins and police report 45 workers possibly in the plant. Fire crews from Milwaukee West Milwaukee and West Allis battled a fierce fire in a five story concrete and brick mill storing thousands of bushels of grain.
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Milwaukee
Charles A. Krause Milling Company
West Milwaukee
West Allis
Republican Party Backs No Mayoral Opponents in Asheville
In Asheville on April 10, Republican party officials stated they will sponsor no nominees against the Democratic candidates in the upcoming municipal election set for May 11.
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Asheville
American Chemical Society 93rd Meeting Opens in Chapel Hill
Chapel Hill hosts 2000 to 2500 visitors for the 93rd American Chemical Society meeting. Nearly 400 papers cover progress in laboratories with focus on industrial research. registration starts tomorrow and sessions begin Monday at UNC dormitories and area housing.
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American Chemical Society
University of North Carolina
Nesses
Duram
New York
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