Strike Conference Is Again Underway In Michigan
High Chrysler Corp officials and United Automobile Workers reopen talks on exclusive recognition as a deadlock persists. John L Lewis leaves for New York but aides stay in contact by phone. Governor Murphy expects near agreement despite his absence with Lewis due back midweek.
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John L. Lewis
New York
Murphy
Lansing
Mich
Chrysler Corp
United Automobile Workers
Waiter Jr. Cnrysier
Chrysler Board
Corporation
Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Homer Martin
UAW
CIO
Richard T. Frankenstee
Chrysler
Frank Murphy
United Mine Workers
Appalachian
New Plan Put Up For Labor
A new child labor amendment plan backed by Senator Vandenberg goes before Congress. It would apply to children 16 years old and allow Congress to legislate against labor for hire. The earlier 1924 amendment covering up to 18 faced criticism of government reach. The debate ties to Roosevelt’s reorganization app and sit-down strike issues. Representative Dies urged a congressional probe and proposed banning sit-down strikes asserting federal law mandates presidential action.
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Washington
Vandenberg
R-Mich
Congress
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Capitol Bill
J. Warren Madden
National Labor Relations Board
House Labor
Labor Board
Representative Dies
D-Tex
Governors Confer With Seven Southeastern States
A parole conference of governors and authorities from seven Southeastern states will be held in Montgomery Alabama in early May Gov Bibbs Graves announced invitations have been sent to officials in North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee Georgia Mississippi and Florida A meeting date will be set later.
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Montgomery
Ala
Southeastern
Bibbs Graves
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Georgia
Mississipp
Florda
Easter Truce Ends as Cannon Fire Breaks in Spain
Easter truce collapses amid broad combat across Spain. Government forces move from Escorial Heights toward Avila while nuclear fronts threaten Guadalajara and Ciudad Real. fighting erupts near Malaga and Orgiva with Italian prisoners misreporting lines.
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Spain
Escorial Heights
Madrid
Avila
Navasperal de Pinares
Guadalajara
Pozoblanco
Ciudad Real
Andalusia
Malaga
Orgiva
Valencia
Il Duce
Five Die In Crossi ng Collision At Charlotte
Coroner F D Austin to hold inquest after a Southern passenger train struck a car killing five people in Charlotte on the edge of the city. Victims were Robert Clarkson 42 Bryce Clarkson 17 Mrs Gertrude Walker 30 Joe Walker 13 and L D Hawley 28 all residents of Charlotte. No eye witnesses. Detective Deweese said the younger Clarkson drove the car into the path of the locomotive.
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Charlotte
F. D. Austin
Robert Clarkson
Bryce
Gertrude Walker
Joe
L. D. Hawley
Saim Deweese
Clarkson
Reynolds to Speak at Dover High May 11
U S Senator Robert R Reynolds will deliver the commencement address at Dover High School Craven county in the upper section on May 11.
Yale Divinity Scholar to Speak in Greensboro
Dr. Paul H. Vieth of Yale University Divinity School will speak in Greensboro on Wednesday afternoon, delivering a lecture reported from the campus news notice.
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Vieth
Greensboro
Mar
Paul H. Vieth
Yale University Divinity School
New Haven
Volunteer freighter fights leak to reach Kobe under power
The Volunteer with 39 aboard battles a leaky hull and defective pumps as Mackay Radio relays Empress of Canada reports. Freano City aids then resumes to Los Angeles, while Uyo Maru stands by and President Harrison notes slow progress toward Kobe.
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AN Francisco
Volunteer
Mackay Radio
Kobe
Freano
City
Los Angeles
Globe Wireless
President Harrison
Senator Wheeler Criticizes Cummings Over Supreme Court Arguments
Senator Wheeler of Montana denounces Attorney General Cummings for making political rather than legal arguments before the Supreme Court. In a separate note, Senator McKellar of Tennessee responds to Chief Justice Hughes in the administration’s first reply to Hughes' letter on the Supreme Court.
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Washington
Wheeler
D.mont
Cummings
Supreme Court
Senator McKellar
Nine Miners Die in Blast at Kramer Mine
In DuBois Pennsylvania district officials report ventilating fans may have been cut off for hours before two explosions killed two miners and seven rescuers. Rescue teams retrieved the last body Francis Dixon early today. The second blast occurred about four hours after the first, claiming seven more lives near the mine entrance.
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Dubois
Tom Lewis
Kramer
Lewis
Pennsylvania
Francis Dixon
Dixon
Thomas Heberling
Northwest Mining and Exchange Company
Heberling
Duke Edward departs for holiday in Austria and France
Edward of Windsor left Enzeldorf with a police escort and baggage for a stay at St. Wolfgang in Upper Austria until May 2. He will then probably move to a château near Paris, with three favored servants riding in the escort car.
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Enzelefld
Austria
Edward of
Windsor
St. Wolfgang
Upper Austria
Vienna
Edward
France
Chauteau
Paris
Tar Heel Hens Lay More Eggs
Raleigh report on North Carolina egg production shows 441 flocks across 82 counties with 85 460 birds laying 1 305 000 eggs in February. Eggs sold at 26 3 cents a dozen, according to C F Parrish of NC State College.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
C. F. Parrish
N. C. State College
Easter observances flustered by blustery weather
Easter in many cities unfolded with pomp and joy despite strong winds. Clergy counseled renewal while shoppers noted brisk spring sales as the public pressed on with parades and church services. The Roosevelt family joined a St. church pew, reflecting the holiday's timeless customs.
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Associated Press
Oce
Roosevelt
Wage increase for textile workers takes effect today
Charlotte reports more than 110 000 textile workers in the Carolinas begin new wage increases around ten percent. Most affected are cotton textile plant workers in North Carolina and South Carolina with other sectors like yarn hosiery and rayon adopting higher wages and standardized 40 hour weeks.
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Charlotte
Carolinas
North Carolina
South Carolina
Charge Against Pair IIs Withdrawn
Douglas Prevatt and Berry Ward withdrew warrants charging secret assault. Thompson and Taylor had been charged with shooting into a group of strikers at Ada McLean Mills early Wednesday.
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Lumberton, N., C
Douglas Prevatt
Berry Ward
Farley Thompson
Cliff Taylor
Thompson
Taylor
Ada McLean Mills
Chatham Manufacturing Delivers Blankets Under New CCC Contract
Winston Salem reports the Chatham Manufacturing company began deliveries of blankets to the Civilian Conservation Corps under a new contract valued at about 1.5 million dollars.
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Winston-Salem
Chatham Manufacturing Company
Civilian Conservation Corps
School near finish as Boone prepares new 56 room high school
Poley C. Wyecke foreman said the Boone 56 room high school building will be ready for occupancy within three weeks.
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Boone
Poley C. Wyecke
Ten Die On Highways In Hunter Week End
Ten lives were lost on North Carolina highways over the Hunter week end. Victims include Robert Clarkson and his son Bryce, Mrs. Gertrude Walker and her son Joe, neighbor L. D. Hawley, James H. Jett in Charlotte, Letha Brickley in a Wallace wreck, Charles Padgett in Statesville, Riley Harper a child in New Bern, and Harry Baker in Rocky Mount.
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Charlotte
North Carolina
Robert Clarkson
Bryce
Gertrude Walker
Joe
L. D. Hawley
James H. Jett
Letha Brickley
Wallace
Charlies Padgett
Statesville
Riley Harper
New Bern
Harry Baker
Rocky Mount
Police hold suspect in Easter murder case
Police questioned a suspects in the Easter triple slaying of Veronica Gedeon 20 artist model her mother 54 and a man roomer. A man identified as Louis or Frenchy was taken to East 61st Street station after being detained in a tenement near 53rd Street.
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New York
Roomer
Francis Marro
George Gueret
Thomas Tunney
Rudolph McLaughlin
Veronica Gedeon
Louis
Frenchy
Tunney
East 53Rd Street
Miss Gedeon
Mary
Beekman Street
Gedeon
Beekman Place
Frank
Moravian Easter Dawn Draws Record Crowds
The Rt. Rev. J Kenneth Pfohl said Easter sunrise services drew a record crowd in Moravian Church history. More than 300 Moravian musicians led a 2 AM city tour, dawn proclamation of The Lord is risen, and a march to the burial ground with antiphonal music.
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Winston-Salem
Kenneth Pfohl
Moravian Church
Pfohl
Pope Pius Returns to Rest After Brief Breath Shortage
Vatican reports Pope Pius, 79, had a brief period of shortness of breath and returned to bed. He resumed a light schedule with visitors and reading congratulatory telegrams, following his absence from Easter crowds in St. Peter's Cathedral and Square.
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Vatican City
Pius
St. Peter's
Congress Proves Expensive Irem
The House Appropriations committee recommended an appropriation of 24001734 dollars to run congress for the next fiscal year. The total shows a decrease of 1413724 from the current year and is 946030 below the 1937 38 budget estimates.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Congress
Judge A Hall Johnston Holds First Shelby Court
Shelby report says Judge A Hall Johnston presided over the Cleveland county superior court in his first session. He is set to lead the two weeks term at Watauga county court starting April 19.
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Shelby
A. Hall Johnston
Cleveland County
Watauga County
Supreme Court Upholds State Wage Laws for Women
The Supreme Court affirmed state wage regulation for women, upholding Washington and Lemke farm mortgage acts and rail way labor rulings. Chief Justice Hughes cited Adkins v Childrens Hospital and reaffirmed state and federal limits on wages, ruling the district of Columbia act valid and dismissing the prior restriction era.
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Roosevelt
Washington
High
Hughes
Adkins Vs. Hospital
Supreme Court
Adkins
Preme Court
Rngion
New York
Roberts
New
Reading Times predicts end to Berks county hosiery strike
The Reading Times said an agreement would be signed within 24 hours ending the strike that closed most of Berks county's 21 hosiery mills. It likely won t affect the Barkshire Knitting Mill strike at Wyomissing. The Rosedale agreement, signed Friday by the American Federation of Hosiery Workers and mill owners, is seen as the settlement basis.
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Reading
Reading Times
Security Act ruling soon to be decided by Supreme Court
Washington March reports the Supreme Court will rule within weeks on the constitutionality of the federal Social Security Act. The ruling aims to settle a key challenge to federal social welfare programs and citizens’ benefits.
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Washington
March
Supreme Court
Lewis Attacks Green and Sit-Down Strikes in New York
John L. Lewis condemned William Green's sit-down strikes as cowardly during remarks in New York. He urged AF of M members to avoid such actions while returning from wage negotiations with the National Association of Manufacturers.
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New York
John L. Lewis
William Green
Walter P. Chrysler
Green
American Federation of Members
Lewis
Firearms Act Upheld by Supreme Court Ruling
The Supreme Court upheld national provisions requiring firearms dealers to register with the collector of internal revenue and pay a special tax. Justice Stone delivered a unanimous decision. Max Sonzinsky of Louis, Illinois, was convicted of firearms offenses for not having the special tax and was sentenced to months in Leavenworth penitentiary.
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Washington
Supreme Court
National Today
National
Regi
Justice Stone
Max Sonzinsky
Louis, Ill
Leavenworth
Wrecked School Reopens Near Blackened Ruins in Texas
Survivors of the nation's worst school disaster return to makeshift classes in New London Texas within sight of the shattered high school ruins. About 200 pupils and 19 teachers occupy a gymnasium band house and cafeteria as they resume lessons after the March explosion that killed 455 students and staff. National guardsmen and rescuers continue removing debris and aiding families as investigations proceed.
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New London
Tex
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