Steel Workers Seek Right to Bargain Across Industries
United labor leaders aim for a nationwide collective bargaining agreement covering over 300,000 steel, auto, and electrical workers amid widespread strikes. In Detroit UAW members press Chrysler negotiations, while General Electric and United Electrical workers in New York pursue national talks. Philip Murray chairing SWOC reports follow‑ups with U.S. Steel subsidiaries. Detroit pauses loom as sit‑down actions multiply. Governors and prosecutors pledge lawful action. police shifts rise as strikes hit hotels, warehouses, and plants across Michigan and New York and Indiana.
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Associated Prexa
Detroit
United Automobile Workers of America
Chrysler Motor Corporation
General Electric Company
United Electrical & Radio Workers of America
New York
Pittsburgh
Carnegie-Ilinois Steel Corpora
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Philip Murray
S. W
United States Steel Corporation
John L. Lewis Committee For Industrial Organization
Richard T Frankensteen
Cleveland
Frank Murphy
Michigan
Staker Wert
United States
Hudson Motor Car Company
Briggs Auto Body Company
Simplicity Pattern Company
Niles
Mich
Reo Motor Car Company
Lansing
Brooklyn
Jewish Hospital
New York Metropolitan
Planta Wheel Union
Ileaders
Alexandria
Ind
Aladdin Industries
J. Lewis Cigar Mfg. Co
Newark
Weather outlook for Tennessee Kentucky and Virginia
Weather forecast notes cloudy and warmer trends across Tennessee with cold pockets and showers in western areas tonight into Wednesday afternoon. Kentucky expects continued cold tonight with increasing clouds and possible showers by Wednesday night. Virginia remains generally fair and warm with gradually rising temperatures through Wednesday.
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Tennessee
West
Kentucky
Virginia
Divorcee Denies Blame in Death of Slain Woman
Canton Ohio March 16 Miss Theresa Ludwig a 45 year old divorcee detained by police investigation of the shotgun killing of Mrs Deubert Cable declared her innocence today and said she expected a man's arrest to remove her from the inquiry. She told a Cleveland News reporter in the presence of Gerald Ludwig a brother and a detective's wife The detectives have a pretty good idea about solving this murder They told me that by nightfall they were going to arrest a man Wrong Car It wasn't my car they saw near the house It was probably this man's coupe When they arrest this man then I be out of this Miss Ludwig continued Cable questioned by police had told of companionship with Mrs Ludwig and Cable a prominent contractor said Miss Ludwig had sought to persuade him to divorce his wife.
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Canton
Theresa Ludwig
Gable
Elmer C. Clark
Ludwig
Cable
Miss Ludwig
Doctor Explains Will to Die coma in Helen Love case
Los Angeles reports describe Helen Wills Love in a coma labeled a will to die episode. Psychiatrist Dr Samuel M Marcus cites severe horror induced coma. implies incapacity to plan further actions. Sentencing halted as Love remains immobilized in jail infirmary after alleged crime.
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Los Angeles
Helen Wills Lave
Trist
Samuel M. Marcus
Mongols Declare Independence in North China Puppet State Formed
Kalgan March 16 Mongol forces in northern China reportedly proclaimed a new nation Mongokuo with Japanese advisers. Prince Teh Wang’s followers allegedly established governance with 100 assistants at Chapser amid fears of war with Japan. Territory reportedly spans from Outer Mongolia to the Great Wall with customs duties already in place and a tariff schedule printed.
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Kalgan
Chahar Province
China
Mongokuo
Manchukuo
Chahar
Teh Wang
Mongoliuo
Japan
Teh
Ohio
Outer Mongolia
Jehol
Suiyuan
Great Wall
Prince Teh
Nanking
Chapser
Goering Warns Anarchists In Radio Speech
Berlin dispatch reports Colonel Hermann Goering, Germany’s deputy leader, denouncing anarchists and warning those who would "overcome Germany through murder" as the Reich marks the Chermany anniversary of arms equality. He vows the people’s fervor will shield Der Fuehrer and followers.
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Berlin
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Germany
Chermany
Safeat Rampart
der Fuehrer
Adolf Hitler
Arrest of Alleged Nazi Leader in U S Is Sought
New York report details a push led by Julius Hochfelder to obtain warrants for Fritz Kuhn of Detroit and two aides for failing to file the Volksbund with state authorities. The rally against Nazism drew about 25 000 to Madison Square Garden, while leaders urged a German goods boycott. Berlin press demands U S intervention over anti Nazi protests stirred by the New York event.
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New York
Adolf Hitler
Germany
America
Julius Hochfelder
Lat
Hochfelder
Iinto Court
Yorkville
Kuhn
Secretary of State
Amerika-Deutscher Volksbund
Volksbund
Berlin
Washington
Lewis
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Hugh Johnson
NRA
Air Corps Plane Crashes Killing Pilot Near Greenville
An Army Air Corps P-24 transport crashed in a plowed field nine miles from Greenville Alabama killing Lieut Cralisle W Phillips of Scott Field. The motor failed at 2000 feet as it neared Maxwell Field from Valparaiso. Phillips parachute snagged on the tail as he tried to follow nine passengers from Scott Field all from the 15th Observation Squadron. Passengers listed include Sgt C Bell Mark Reynolds Bennie Harrison A C Boucher George Sparling Lloyd Parmentier and Ben Maxam. Capt Ray Owen of Maxwell Field sent a plane to scene to investigate. Michael J Roach of Memphis died nine hours earlier. James Roach 74 died in Elizabeth New Jersey and their brother John Roach survives.
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Greenville
Ala
Army Air Corps
C. Bell
Mark Reynolds
Bennie Harrison
A. C. Boucher
George Sparling
Lloyd Parmentier
Ben Maxam
Scott Field
Valparaiso
15Th Observation Squadron
US Air Corps
Ray Owen
Maxwell Field
Owen
Phillips
Missouri
Memphis
Michael J. Roach
James Roach
Elizabeth
N. J
Michael Roach
John Reach
Freshmen prove today’s youth not feeble in long study
Cincinnati researchers released a 20 year survey showing the present freshman class is physically stronger than earlier generations. Dr. Laurence B. Chenoweth notes that Cincinnati freshmen are taller and heavier, with Harvard and other universities confirming a 60 year trend toward greater physical stature.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
Anhoo
Laurence B. Chenoweth
iCincinnati
Harvard
Debates Over FDR Power and Neutrality Bills
Washington March 11 The House and Senate argued over presidential authority in wartime aid and neutrality policing. Rep McReynolds backed stricter rules for cash and carry while Rep Dirksen warned the bill naively lumps war materials with essential goods. Final approval on the Mellon art gallery gift awaited a tax-free entrance compromise. Inflation control and tax hikes were urged to balance the budget, and hearings on Roosevelt court changes continued with AFL and Federal Lawyers Association leaders testifying. The Senate did not meet.
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Benning
House
Senate
McReynolds
Congress
Tenn
Dirksen
Andrew W. Melon
Marriner S. Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
Robinson
Roosevelt
Senate Judiciary Committee
Willam Green
American Federation of Labor
Justin Miller
Federal Lawyers Association
TVA injunction fight renews in circuit court
Attorneys for the Tennessee Valley Authority filed a brief with the circuit court of appeals in Cincinnati in support of dissolution of the injunction blocking expansion of the TVA power program. A hearing was set for April 16, and the brief warned of losses if the injunction remains.
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Knoxville
The
Tennessee Valley Authority
the & Circuit Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
Armation
John Gore
Middle Tennessee
TVA
Northern Judicial District of
Alabama
Brihuega Bombed in Severe Spanish Civil War Raid
Fifty government aircraft pounded Brihuega near Guadalajara in one of the war’s fiercest bombings. Reported 760 bombs hit the town and nearby positions, with insurgent airmen counterattacking and a battle ensuing. Three insurgent planes were shot down and a government craft fell back inside friendly lines.
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Guadalajara
Brihuega
Second repeal vote sought at Anniston
Anniston Alabama March 16 petitions circulated by the local legalization league seek a second prohibition repeat election for Calhoun County. Under the Alabama county option law the election cannot occur for six months. Calhoun voted dry by 95 votes in the March 10 option election, the county tally 1,899 to 2,004 in favor of remaining dry.
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Anniston
Ala
Calhoun Couty
Local Legalization League
Calhoun
Tennessee Taxpayer Relief Plan Drafted For Savings
New York March 16 The refinancing program for Tennessee aims to save the state up to 30 million dollars in debt service over years with an estimated annual impact around 2.5 million. Governor Browning and Norman Taber outlined the plan with state officials and bankers, while minor tax fund reallocations may occur. Browning to address the Municipal Bond Club on the Tennessee Valley Authority. Attending officials include Treasurer Grover Keston Commissioner Wallace Edwards Taxation Walter Stokes and Byron Pope.
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New York
Browning
Tennessee
Norman 8. Taber
Sastem Bankers and Insurance
Taber
Municipal Bond Club of New York
Tennessee Valley Authority
Gov. Browning
Grover Keston
Wallace Edwards
Walter Stokes
Byron Pope
Énecker
The
Senate
Green Pledges Labor Support To Court Plan
William Green, AFL president, told the Senate Judiciary Committee the labor movement backs the Roosevelt court bid to keep the Supreme Court in step with social and economic needs. He warned against court packing but urged a constantly refreshed bench and discussed possible constitutional amendments with lawmakers, stressing the court’s role in upholding democracy and adapting to changing national requirements.
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Washington
William Green
Supreme Court
American Federation of Labor
Senate Judiciary Committee
Roosevelt Court
Robinson
Green
United States
Austin R
Austin
Congress
Bourke
Neb
Federation
Brandeis
Dieterich D
Senate
Hatch
N.J
MclGill
Burke
Minv
Dieterich
Connally D. Tex
Creen
Harding
Ferteration
Supreme Court of the United States
Labor Federation
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Lieut. Cralisle W. Phillips
Scott Field, St
Glenn Stanley
Greenville Advocate
South Alabama
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Oscar Jacks
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