End to Court Bill Talks Debated in Senate Panel
Washington April 8 Fator Hughes Democrat Del argues the court reorganization bill should yield results and ends hearings soon. Opponents hint at extending testimony as Summers bill advances with 122 to 14 vote empowering attorney general to intervene in private suits challenging federal laws. Opposition leaders urge hearings on the court issue remain independent of party lines with emphasis on preserving judicial independence.
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Washington
Ator Hughes
D-Del
Senate
van Nuys
D-Ind
Hughes
Supreme Court
Burke
D-Ned
Judiciary Committee
Sumners
Supreme ‘Court
S. Manning
Raleigh
N. C
Manly
Nators Burke
D-Neb
Connally
King
Utah
Roosevelt
F. H. Stinchfield
American Bar Asscion
Annally
DeJonge
Oregon
When Help Walked Out in Labor Dispute
Central Labor Union pressed Dr Fau on whether employees could return to their posts as the president sought further talks with the committee. The committee members met with officials to continue discussions.
February Milk Sales Rise Across Markets Report
February daily average fluid milk sales across 133 leading markets rose by 0.64 percent from January, totaling 6 207 505 quarts versus 6 167 000 quarts in January. Employment and payrolls for milk companies also show gains, with payrolls up 2.59 percent and employment up 0.8 percent. Production, however, fell from January to February. A meeting noted student workers and management discussing pay increase actions, with representatives to Harrisburg to seek support for raises.
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Milk Industry Foundation
Obituary Andrew Hudzick 78 dies in Anita at 2:30 pm
Andrew Hudzick 78, born in Hungary, died at his daughter Mrs. Michael Horvath’s home in Anita after a two week illness. He lived in Indiana and Jefferson Counties, survived by children Julia Kermes, Andrew Hudzick, Stephen Hudzick and his son Steve. services at St. Joseph Catholic Church Anita at 9 am Friday. Interment West End Catholic Cemetery Punxsutawney. Other notices include Mrs Sara Bolt of Pittsburgh and Braddock and William Shultz of Brush Valley Township.
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Andrew Hudzick
Michael Horvath
Anita
Hungary
Indiana
Jefferson Counties
Steve
Rochester Mills
Horvath
Julia Kermes
New Brunswick
N J
Commodore
Stephen Hudzick
St. Joseph
West End Catholic Cemetery
Punxsutawney
Ford Organize for Ford Organize for U A W A
A bushy haired labor leader, Lewis, urged Ford workers to organize with the U A W A while predicting Ford will be influenced by employee stance. He cited past agreements between U A W A and General Motors and Chrysler, noting Sloan and Chrysler both changed their minds. Other speakers backed unionizing and a future where auto workers carry U A W A cards.
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Lewis
Ford
General Motors
Chrysler
Alfred FP. Sloan, Jr
Walter P. Chrysler
Auto Workers
Richard T. Frankensteen
Cereal Plant Office Moves to Chicago
Greensburg April 8 three large moving vans escorted by Sheriff James Keating and state police were driven through Jersey Cereal company picket lines to relocate all office equipment records furniture and supplies to the Merchan dise Mart building in Chicago. Dr R P McClellan Irwin president said the move followed a March 21 strike by night shift workers who demanded a 15 cent raise and walked out. The shutdown left about 200 idle and a CIO unit formed. no agreement reached with officials.
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Greensburg
James Keating
Jersey Cereal Company
Merchandise Mart
Chicago
R. P. McClellan
Irwin
McClellan
CIO
Ford unions and auto strike talks sweep Detroit area
The CIO foresees expanding influence among Ford workers as negotiations resume with three auto makers to resolve sit down strikes. Ford’s vast empire spans 28 foreign nations and about 30 US cities with roughly 150000 workers, 87000 in Detroit. Restart plans touch 65000 Chrysler, 2200 Reo, and Briggs plant labor, amid recall and reemployment expectations. Separately, Washington leaders expect investigations into sit down strikes and un American groups, amid debates over the Wagner act and foreign propaganda concerns.
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Serted
Homer Martin
Ford
Lewis
C. I. O. Banner
American Federation of Lator
United States
Detroit
Ford Automotive
Frank Murphy
Lansing
Hudson Motor Car Company
Briggs Manufacturing Company
Reo
Washington Action Washington
House
Senate
Rep
Dies D-Tex
Supreme Court
Dickstein
D-Ny
America
No Bull Ends Farm Sitdown in Dairy Barn
An Ithaca area farmer, who asked to remain unnamed, recounts foiling a sit down strike by releasing a bull in the dairy barn. The hired hands had refused to work until pay demand, but the bull promptly scattered the workers from stalls within moments.
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Ithaca
Tompkina County
Ned
Jack Robinson
Cherry Blossom Festival Tour Through Capital Area
Tourists flock to Washington for the cherry blossom festival now in its second year. Travelers are guided along a route from McConnellsburg to Greencastle then Hagerstown and Frederick via U S Highways 30 16 11 and 240 toward the Capitol for festive events and blooming trees.
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Washington
Tokio
U. S. 30
McConnellsburg
Greencastle
U. S. 11
Hagerstown
U. S
Frederick
U.S. 240
Capital
Congregations Elect Trustees and Report Strong Finances
E Perry Bracken and A Ralph Moor named trustees for three years and Floyd Rankin for two, succeeding the late Charles Mumau. Congregational organizations all reported sizable balances after pledges and expenses, with the church plant finances described as excellent. East Conference of the Pittsburgh Synod met in Vandergrift with large Lenten and Easter attendances and rising communicants.
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E. Perry Bracken
A. Ralph Moorhead
Floyd Rankin
Charles Mumau
Samuel W. Shane
Poor System's Fate Put Up for Vote
The proposal removes the six percent limit on administering old age relief expenses and allows the state to allocate more funds to investigate applicants, especially in smaller counties. The measure accompanies an appropriation of 137,150,000 dollars for two years, 2,000,000 less than the Goodrich committee's recommendation. The Goodrich plan, drafted under Governor oversight and led by Herbert F. Goodrich, differs on local board appointments which would be named by the governor rather than per the committee proposal.
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Goodrich
Herbert F. Goodrich
University of Pennsylvant Law School
Goodrich Sug
New York Student Killed in Spain during rescue act
James Neipold of Brookwood labor college New York a recruit with the international brigade fighting for the Spanish government was killed today while attempting to rescue a wounded comrade at a suburban barricade. He climbed from a trench under machine gun fire and was shot by an insurgent marksman just as he reached the wounded man.
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Madrid
James Neipold
Brookwood Labor College
Katonah
N. Y
International Brigade
Neipold
Associated Press
Bilbao
Spain
Cordoba
Villaharta
Francisco Franco
Balearic
Mallorca
Garland
Shropshire
Gallant
France
Soviet
Russia
Paris
Bilboo
Balazar Pass
Durango
Vitoria
Basque Country
Cordoba-Penarroya
Avila
Franco
Cebreras
Man renounces U S citizenship in Philadelphia court
Arthur Loughead, 96, presented in Federal Court in Philadelphia to renounce his American citizenship to join his wife in England. He claimed to be a man without a country and explained he married in Dewsbury, Yorkshire, last year. The naturalization examiner noted no restriction to Mrs. Loughead coming to the United States, and the judge ordered the cessation of citizenship.
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Philadelphia
Arthur Loughead
England
Martha Wormaldih
Dewsbury
Yorkshire
Oliver ‘Dickinson
Loughead
Henry L. Mule
Mrs. Loughead
United States
P. Loughead
Pennsylvania enacts first teacher tenure law in state
Livingston, Media, and Guy K Bard Lancaster headline a reform as the legislature ousts the 24 year PSC official. The bill bars teacher dismissal for all but immorality, intemperance, persistent violation of school laws, mental derangement, and inefficiency. Governor signs promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Media
Guy K. Bard
Lancaster
Public Service Commission
Pennsylvania
County aides split over Goodrich plan and new relief
Supporters of the Goodrich plan clash with the poor directors over home rule as Earle orders abolition of the poor boards. Meanwhile the House funds relief with a four mill levy on personal property, totaling 34 million from state and counties, with additional emergency taxes pushing the levy to 16.3 million. Legislature advances many measures as it nears spring, including a 70 car train limit and a milk control act, and seeks tax anticipation notes of 175 million. A new Public Utility Commission is created with Senate approval for Driscoll as chair and Beamish Buchanan and another commissioner named.
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Department of Assistance
Goodrich
Earle
Public Utility Commission
Senate
Dennis J. Driscoll
St. Marys
Richard J. Beamish
Harrisburg
Thomas C. Buchanan
Beaver
Donald
State Probes Evictions Spark in Hershey Plant Riot
Reported mass walkout dispute at Hershey plant over seniority rights led to sit-down strike, clashes, and entry by farmers, non-strikers, and state police. Injuries reported among strikers and union leaders as doors were breached and weapons used.
District V Young People Conference at Church of the Brethren
The Sabbath School Association of District Five plans a Young People's Conference at the Church of the Brethren in Diarhondville on Saturday April 1. The afternoon session discusses the work of the Youth Council with invited speakers from other districts. A district campers reunion is scheduled between sessions for attendees of Camp Jorai. Rev Holt Hughes D D of the Indiana Methodist Episcopal Church will deliver the evening message concluding the day.
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Indlina
Colinty’ Sabbath
Church of the Brethren of
Camp Jorai
Holt Hughes
Indiana Methodist Episcopal Church
Build Biers of Aspen Limbs
A fragmentary list names Pilot Glen Moser age 30 Co-Pilot Joe Wolfork age 32 Moser's father E R Moser age 55 Merle Estey age 29 Douglas engineer and his wife Lucille Roland Kent Douglas employee Mrs B B Broderlin mother of a company employee and Bernard Troy Jr age 33 in a partial record.
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Glen Moser
Joe Wolfork
Moser
E.R. Moser
Merle Estey
Douglas
Lucille
Roland Kent
Douglas Employe
B. B. Broderlin
Bernard Troy, Jr
Classified Ad Index of Major Corporations and Brands
A dense list of company names and brands appears in the Gazette classified ads section including Am Can Am Com1 Am Tel Am Tod Anaconda Chrysler Coca-Cola Gen Elec Gen Foods Gen Mot Gillette Hershey Hudson Mot Kennecott Philips Pet Texaco United Airlines US Steel US Rubber Westinghouse and others. The item reads like a stock market oriented directory or advertisement roundup of corporate names and products.
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Alco Am
Baldwin
Gen Foods
Gillette
Hard-Walker Hershey
Chae Hudson
Nick
Kennecott
Kresge Lehigh Port
Lehigh
Loews
Mack Trucks
Montgom Ward Nash-Kelv
North Am Packard
Phila
Phillips
Pure Oil Radio Repub
Rey
Sears Roek Socony-Vacuum
Sid Brands Ltd
Oil
Cal Ltd
Oil Ind Ltd
OWL N J. Studebaker
Texas Corp
Transamerica
United
Coal Parley Nears Accord in Appalachian Wage Talks
Negotiators on three coal labor fronts in Pennsylvania and West Virginia near completion of regional working agreements under the Appalachian wage contract. P T Fagan of United Mine Workers says definite progress at Philadelphia sessions as the group ratifies the Appalachian agreement minus Western Pennsylvania eight hour day and 40 hour week. Dr L E Young of the Pittsburgh Coal Company notes ongoing problem clarification as the North Central district and UMW continue talks at Hagerstown Maryland on wage restrictions.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
P. T. Fagan
United Mine Workers
Philadelphia
L. E. Young
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Operators Association
Northern West Virginia Coal Association
Hagerstown
Revival at Free Methodist Church Sparks Renewed Faith
An old time revival now in progress at the Free Methodist Church has drawn gatherings nightly. Shouts of victory and souls seeking forgiveness filled altar services as heavenly glory was described. Revival continues throughout the week with healing services each Friday night and no meetings on Saturdays.
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Revival
Free Methodist Church
The
Markets Livestock and Produce Reports From Pittsburgh
Markets report sluggish demand across hogs cattle and sheep with direct sales noted. Hogs 11500 head including 1000 direct mostly 10.35-10.50 for 180-230 lb, heavies 9.75-10.25, sows down to 9.25. Cattle 250 with good steers 10.00-11.75 and calves 225 direct 10.50-11.00. Sheep 800 steady with shorn lambs 10.50-30.75. wool lambs 12.75 down. good sheep 7.50-8.00. Produce fruit and vegetables mixed with apples steady and potatoes about steady across various grades and regions.
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Pittsburgh
New York
Pennsylvania
Rome
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Dr. Fausold
Sara (Smead) Bolt
W.C. Bolt
H. B. Smead
H. C. Smead
Camp ‘Avenue
Braddock
Monongahela Cemetery
William, Shultz
William Shultz
Brush Valley Township
Indiana Hospital
Shultz
Pineland Cemetery
Strongstown
Jersey Company
Itcit
Rochester
Michaels Stern
Moorhead’s
Cherr
Lutheran East
Vandergrift
George N. Lauffer
George E. Bowersox
Earl S. Rudisill
Thiel College
H. A. Rinard
U. S. Army
Fred Stueber
Clarence E. Butler
Camp Nawaka
Parish
Senarer School Board
Kittanning
Bruce R. Shaffer
Freeport
W. W. Zandel
Blairsville
John A. Hill
Leechburg
Ray H. McGraw
Allen W. Snyder
H. Wallace Chapman
Esq
Broglus
Ralph Whitaker
Sagamore
Christ
Manorville Parish
Elmer F. Rice
N.Y
Murrier
John Loy
Chocolate Workers Union
Committee For Industrial Relations
Loy
Russel Behman
Martie
Murrie
Hershey
Hershey Company
Committee For Industrial Organization
Foster Wagner
Benjamin F
Palmyra
Gazette
J. Edgar Hoover
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Bowie
Maryland
Menent Stewart
Alice M. Montgomery
Rayne Township
Indiana County
Addoss
Parmurs Bank, & Trust Company
Dyer Hudson & Co
WN. Y. Stock Exchange
Farmera Bank & Truat Co. Bldg
H. Lloyd Fritchman
MGR
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