Peace urged by Fahy at Duke symposium on labor
Charles Fahy general counsel said the National Labor Relations Board has brought greater peace between workers and employers. He contended root causes are employer resistance to collective bargaining and interference with workers choosing representatives. He praised the board’s fairness and dismissed critics who distort its work.
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Durham
Charles Fahy
National Labor Relations Board
Duke University
Fahy
National Labor Relations
Lippman
Walter Lippmann
John Dickin- 808
Pennsylvana Rairoad
U. S
Arthur H. Vandenburg
Mich
United States
Harold J. Laski
University of London
Department of Labor
Counciliation Service
Hughes
France Demands Italian Explanations On Demonstrations
Paris reports that France pressed Italy for a clear answer by Monday on its stance regarding demonstrations in territories under Italian control. French officials warned the outcome could influence attitudes toward European issues amid tensions among the Big Four and looming war impact.
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Associated Press
Paris
France
Fren
Italy
Count Galeazzo
Francis Poncet
Rome
Chain of Deputies
Tunisia
Africa
Cent
Europe
Havre
Normandie
Georges Baet
Count Johannes Welczeck
Am Dor
Eric Phipps
Seco
Count von Welczeck
London
Britain
Bonnet
Ribbentrop
Paulette Goddard is Scarlett in Gone With the Wind
The World Telegram selects Paulette Goddard wife of Charlie Chaplin to portray Scarlett O Hara in Margaret Mitchells Civil War epic Gone With the Wind. Clark Gable will play Rhett Butler in the adaptation.
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Paulette
Scarlett New York
The
World-Telegram
Scarlett O'Hara
Paulette Goddard
Charlie Chaplin
Clark Gable
Rhett Butler
Margaret Mitchell
Regal Wedding in Boston as Sally Poor Clark Marries George McLanahan
In a formal ceremony before about 1000 guests Sally Poor Clark 18 sister in law to John A Roosevelt married George X McLanahan 25 of New York and Watch Hill L I social registerite at high noon today in Boston.
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Boston
Sally Poor Clark
John A. Roosevelt
George X. McLanahan
New York
Watch Hill
L. J
Allied Textile Printers Form New Consolidated Firm
Emanuel Shavick announced that 12 textile printing concerns with assets of 7 million dollars and about 5 000 employees merged in Paterson New Jersey to form Allied Textile Printers Inc. The consolidation creates a single company to manage the combined assets and labor force.
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Paterson, N. J
Emanuel Shavick
Paterson
Allied Textile Printers, Inc
Mrs F R A Sights Charleston Visitor
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt toured Charleston while the Clyde liner Cherokee remained in port. She left the ship to wander the historic city freely and absorb its sights during the morning visit.
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Charleston, &. C
Dee
Franklin D. Roose-velt
New York
Cherokee
Daniels Wins Mayflower Cup For Best North Carolina Book
Raleigh dispatch reports Jonathan Daniels editor of the Raleigh News and Observer received the 938 Mayflower Cup for the year’s best NC book for A Southerner Discovers South. The State Literary and Historical Association held its annual meeting with Daniels retiring as president and A R Newsome of Chapel Hill named the new president.
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Raleigh
North
A. Rewsome
Chapel Hill
Avian Sims
Charlotte
Justice Kot Clarkson
Richard Dild Dixon
Edenton
Dr. C. Crittenen
More Stringent Restrictions On Jews In Berlin
An order by Berlin police chief Count Wolf Hendrich Von Helldorf restricts Jews and some foreigners from core streets and public spaces. Jews must carry police permits to enter or leave certain districts, with penalties for noncompliance. The measure targets government quarter areas and major public sites, while evacuation guidance urges Jews to relocate from West End to slum districts.
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Berlin
Germany
Wolf Hendrich von Helldorf
Wilhelmstrasse
Wosstrasse
West End
Bready Held For Slaying Father In Bainbridge
Robert Bready aged 29 faces first degree murder charges in the confessed slaying of his 62 year old father Dr Russell H Bready near the Bainbridge parsonage during a failed sobering up walk He claimed he drank apple wine beforehand and could not fully recall the events Prosecutor Leslie S Reid described Bready as nervous and remorseful after his arrest in Chillicothe Ohio.
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Chillicothe, CO
Robert Bready
Leslie S. Reid
Russell H. Bready
Bainbridge
Reid
Bready
Chicago Produce Prices Hold Stable In Widening Market
Chicago dairy and produce prices remain largely steady with butter at 676,410 pounds, eggs at 4,222 cases, and refrigerator extras and standard grades holding at 23 percent. No major shifts noted in the means of trade.
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Chicago
Four Defendants Sentenced Up To Six Years In Spy Trial
In New York on December 3, four defendants in a major postwar spy case received prison terms up to six years after conviction for selling U S military information to Nazi Germany. Johanna Hofmann four years Quito Voss six Erich Glaser two Guenther Rumrich two. Judge John Knox criticized agency ineptitude and noted the case as the era’s greatest spy affair since World War I.
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New York
U. S
Nazi Germany
John Knox
Germany
Johanna Hofmann
Europa
United States
Quito Voss
Long Island
Werner Gudenberg
Fraulein Hofmann
Mercy
Knox
U. S. District Attorney's Office
Griebl
Arthur Morgan Attacks TVA Plan in Testimony
Former TVA chairman Dr Arthur E Morgan told a congressional committee that TVA directors pursue a dangerous policy harming flood control for national defense. He argued triple purpose dams risk power expansion infringing flood control, urging flood protection to remain a national priority. The hearing delayed as Morgan waited while lawmakers questioned TVA chief engineer Theodore Parker.
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Washington
Arthur E. Morgan
TVA
Morgan
Congressional
Morga
Jenkins
Ohio
Wolverntoin
Cross
Theodore B. Parker
Ensineer
Roosevelt
FDR Plans Low Key Weekend Then Chapel Hill Speech
President Roosevelt mapped a light weekend schedule at Warm Springs to focus on a forthcoming address at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill. He will travel via Columbia, N C, to speak to a student group and then broadcast the speech around 430 p m Eastern Time. The theme remains undecided and an honorary doctor of laws may be awarded.
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Warm Springs
Roosevelt
Chapel Hill
N. C
Washington
University of North Carolina
The
Carolina Political Union
Columbia
State Executive Mansion
Olin D. Johnston
State Capitol
Five Girls Battle For Lives In Utah Train Crash
Salt Lake City Utah December 3 five high school girls critically injured in Thursday train bus crash that has claimed 23 lives two girls Rela Beckstead 15 and Anne Webb 16 sinking condition others very poor three more victims hospitalized eight survivors at home Twenty one South Jordan high school pupils died with their bus driver Farrold H Silcox 29 another student died yesterday the bus was struck during a snowstorm by the Flying Ute express freight train of the Denver and Rio Grande Western railroad.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Rela Beckstead
South Jordan
Anne Webb
Riverton
South Jordan High School
Farrold H. Silcox
Bis
Nazi Leaders Lead Winter Relief Fund Drive
Berlin reports turn of national solidarity as Nazi bigwigs from Goering to Goebbels collect for Germany's winter relief fund. Cabinet members, diplomats and party figures patrol streets from noon to 8 pm urging donations while non Aryans must stay home. Rival staff placed pre collected contributions.
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Louis P. Lochner
Berlin
Germany
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Alfred Rosenberg
Hitler
Munich
Emmy Goering
Magda Goebbels
Unter den Linden
Xurfuerstendamm
Potsdamer Platz
Moscow charges U. S. men fascists
The Moscow press accuses a prominent U.S. fascist clique of planning action against Roosevelt measures. Named are Morgan, Du Pont, Lindbergh, Hoover, Kennedy, Ford, Hearst, Aldrich, Knudsen, Barton, Vandenberg and others. Tass says bourgeois groups with fascist links push further concessions.
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Moscow
United States
Tass
Roosevelt
Morgan
du Pont
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Herbert Hoover
Joseph P. Kennedy
Henry Ford
William Randolph Hearst
Winthrop Aldrich
Chase National Bank
William 8. Knudsen
General Motors Corporation
Bruce Barton
New York
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Michigan
South America
Burgeois
Three Iron Guard terrorists shot after Cluj court escape
In Cluj two guards shot dead three youths aged 24 to 26 as they attempted to flee while being transported from court. The victims, Niko lai Fagadaru Bicu Annani and Petru Andrei, confessed to involvement in the attempted assassination of Cluj University rector Flory Stefanescu Goanga. The killings followed Codreanu’s execution and were carried out under a gendarmerie order to shoot on the act of terrorism.
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Bucharest
Cluj University
Cluj
Flory Stefanescu Goanga
Corneliu Zela Codreanu
Codreanu
Borah Warns Against Arms Race and War Vote Rights
Senator Borah warned that a continued world arms race could push Congress to seek a constitutional amendment giving the people the power to declare only defensive wars. He cited a hypothetical twelve men could trigger war without citizen input and argued popular consent would force action. A Ludlow amendment, requiring a public vote on war, had previously stalled in Congress and faced opposition from Roosevelt and Hull.
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Borah
Washington
Idaho
United States
Congress
Taylor
D-Cole
House Appropriations Committee
Senate Foreign Affairs Committee
Ludlow
Representative Ludlow
D-Ind
House
Roosevelt
Hull
Ludiow
Senate
Parley Continues Over G M Walkout At Flint Plants
Detroit Dec 3 The walkout at two Gene Motors Corporation plants in Flint, prompted by wage disputes, led to an eight to one strike vote at Fisher Body plant No 1. Union talks resumed after an earlier talkless session, with Buick final assembly halted by worker shortages. Officials warn continued strikes could curb Buick production.
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Detroit
Gene Motors Corporation
Flint
Uni Automobile
T Fisher
G. M
Fisher
Buick
Sai
Flint UA
Cale
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