Judge Orders Arrest of Sit Down Strikers in Detroit
Circuit Judge Allan Campbell issued writs to arrest 6,000 sit down strikers occupying eight Chrysler plants for 12 days. The UAW respondents were not pursued by Chrysler officials. Sheriff Wilcox sought 600 deputies or National Guard aid to eject strikers. plants guarded by patrols as 20,000 sympathizers gathered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prevy
Detroit
Allan Campbell
Chrysler Corporation
Corporation
United Automobile Workers of America
Campbell
Sherif Thomas C. Wilcox
National Guard
Newton Pecking Company
Newton
Chrysler
Harvard graduate Nazi official Hanfstaengl removed by Nazis
Former foreign press chief Dr Ernst Hanfstaengl, a Harvard graduate and once prominent Nazi figure, is reported removed by the regime. He allegedly fled to avoid arrest after a secret mission and may be in hiding in the Swiss Alps, with friends suggesting contact is unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernst Hanfstaengi
Mar Vard
Fuehrer
Adolf Hitler
Spain
Swiss Alps
Weather outlook for Kentucky counties and regions
Fragmentary weather note warns of thunderstorms and rain developing tonight across southern and western Kentucky with cooler conditions. Showers expected Saturday as unsettled weather continues into the weekend with potential for gusty winds and localized downpours.
Amelia Earhart Plans Takeoff For Howland Island Leg
Amelia Earhart and crew prepare for the second leg of a 27000 mile world flight from Honolulu toward Howland Island. Capt Harry Manning and F J Noonan will navigate by stars, with Noonan leaving the plane on Howland and Manning continuing to Port Darwin Australia. The 10 to 12 hour leg will use a WPA runway on Howland and Shoshone cutter support.
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Honolulu
Pacific
Amelia Earhart
Aviatrix
Oakland
Howland Island
Army
Long Island
Harry Manning
F. J. Noonan
Miss Earhart
WPA
Hawaii
Coast Guard
Shoshone
Towland
Here
Lae
New Guinea
Noonan
Pan American Airways
Howland
Opponents Hope Hughes Joins Court Hearing Stand
Washington reports say Chief Justice Hughes may lead off witnesses at Senate hearings on the president's court plan next week. The judiciary committee heard further support from William D. Lewis of the American Law Institute and Dr. Charles G. Haines of UC Los Angeles. House actions included a 374 to 12 vote allowing a gash and carry policy in trade with warring nations, and a push for a compromise with a cross chamber committee. Navy appropriation of 522 million dollars was presented to the Senate. The Goodyear labor inquiry continued with Goodyear workers absent and union officials stating their plant was attacked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hughes
Senate
Judiciary Committee
William D. Lewis
American Law Institute
Charles G. Haines
University of California At
Los Angeles
House
Manuel Quezon
Philippines
Congress
United States Navy
Senate Civil Liberties Committee
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Gadsden, Ala
Rubber Workers Union
Safety Belt Vanishes In Kansas City Cash Loss
For 23 years Mrs. Nancy Ballew a widow carried valuables in a belt beneath her clothes. After a shopping trip she returned home and prepared to retire. She found the money belt missing and with it 287 dollars and two rings valued at 300 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Nancy Ballew
P-Hitch-hikers Incorporation Filed in Waterloo
Thumbers Inc of Waterloo Iowa files articles of incorporation with the county treasurer to promote welfare of the individual who seeks free transportation. The firm declares perpetual succession and authority to hold real estate and sue or be sued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Iowa
Dizzy nickname clash over infant son in Ottumwa
In Ottumwa Iowa on March 19 Frank Tregon, admirer of Jerome Dizzy Dean, tries to name his son Jerome Dean Tregon. Mrs Tregon opposes the nickname insisting against Dizzy for the child. In Greenup Kentucky a coroner rules Beulah Smith 17 died in an unavoidable automobile accident near West Russell after a Tuesday night strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Towa
Frank Tregon
Jerome
Dizzy
Dean
St. Louis Cardinals
Dizy
Greenup
H. H. Holbrook
Beulah Smith
West Russell
They Make News They Make News Here There The Old Story
A Cleveland arrival sparks a dramatic scene as two former lovers who are not yet divorced mingle over champagne, while Mrs. Semple a former Hogan housekeeper warns a crime motive in a pistol incident. she calls the shooting an accident. In a separate report, Daniel McFall a Freeling farmer is trapped by a mine earthslide near Big Laurel Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Laurel
Daniel McFall
Freeling
Old Disasters Revived After School Wreck
A review of major American disasters notes New London Texas as a historic calamity and compares it with events like the Iroquois Theater fire 1903 San Francisco 1906 and the General Slocum 1904. It lists large loss events, including the Gollinwood school fire 1908 and later incidents, with figures and brief context.
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Associated Press
New London
Tex
United States
Chicago
San Francisco
New York
East River
Gollinwood
Cleveland
Bath
Mich
Calumet
S. C
Mississippi
Florida
Eastland
Lawrence
Mass
Monongah
W.va
Ohio Penitentiary
Columbus
Conway Theater
Brooklyn
N.Y
Hoboken
N. J
Cleveland Clinic
Three Strikes Follows Parlor Stir At Russell Wedding
Eleven youths staged a pintown strike in the parlor of newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Simon Russell. They cried merrily that they entreated and were treated as they invaded the room and refused to budge until refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay, Ohie
Simon Russell
Russells
Winged Pig Sausage Air Mail Brought From Alaska
Thomas Devane, once of Bladen County, now in Ruby Alaska, sent a sister in Raleigh a parcel described as hot spicy Carolina sausage. Air express delivery cost twenty five dollars and is in transit to Raleigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rallegh
N. C
Thomas Devane
Bladen County
Ruby
Alaska
Workers and Search of Ruins for Bodies Remains of London School Tragedy Highlight Dallas Scene
In Overton Texas mourners recall the London consolidated school disaster. A visitor described improvised morgue scenes with mattresses bearing 116 victims, while coffins fill up in Dallas for the London tragedy. Alvin Gerdes appears in New London as the story continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overton
Tex
American Legion
London
James F. Laughead
Dallas—Coffin Makers
London Consolidated School
Royal Mail Wins Grand National Steeplechase at Aintree
Royal Mail, owned by H. Lloyd Tomas, won the 99th Grand National at Aintree before about 500000 spectators including the king and queen. Cooteen finished second, Pucka Belle third, in a 33-horse field. Golden Miller fell early. Royal Mail led from the first lap and held off Cooleen by three lengths with Pucka Belle a head back.
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Aintree
Eng
Royal Mail
H. Lloyd Tomas
J. Rank
Cooteen
E. Bailey
Pucka Belle
Golden Miller
Cooleen
David Llewellyn
Ego
Cotaweed
Crown Prince and
Pencraik
Don Bradman
Death Story From New London School Disaster
Don Nelson, 24, a Humble Oil worker turned classroom supervisor, recalls his experiences at the London Consolidated School explosion. His mother, Mrs. J. D. Nelson, was killed. He protected 26 elementary children before evacuating them as the blast struck. The room survived with no injuries to his pupils. some students may have been injured after exiting. Continued on page three.
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New London
Texas
Don Nelson
London Consolidated School
J. D. Nelson
Opm
Humble‘ Oil and Meng Company
Tara
Moore
H. 5S. McGarry
Humble Oil and Refinery Co
Roosevelt
Albert Evens
Red Cross
St. Louis
Overton
Evans
Wes
Ischack
Brenden
Overton City Hall
Ty Bobby
Tyler
Contine
Lang
Mary
Ashe
Tom
Briele
Fist Texas
Eigit
Final barrier to Wallis divorce dismissed in court
London report states that a charge of collusion in Mrs. Wallis Simpson and Edward VIII’s divorce case was dismissed by the divorce court president Sir Boxyd Merriman. The move clears all legal obstacles to the absolute divorce, with the decree nisi expected soon and Mrs. Simpson free to wed the ex king. Norman Birket and Walter Frampton attended for Mrs. Simpson. Sir Donald Somervell led for the King's Proctor. The Ipswich hearing is noted as expedient to obtain early decree. Stevenson, central figure, acknowledged the proceedings and withdrew his intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Wallis Simpson
Edward of Windsor
Boxyd Merriman
Ricken
Ssing
Simpson
Ernest Aldrich Simpson
Nical
Mrs. Simpson
Donald Somervell
Francis Stevenson
Edward
Stephenson
Donald
Thomas Barnes
Boyd
Mr. Stevenson
Stevenson
Jevenson
Norman Birket
Ipswich
Walter Frampton
Edward VIII
London school blast tragedy ends grim search for victims
The London Consolidated School disaster leaves about 425 dead or missing, many children and teachers, as rescuers exhaustively comb wreckage. Officials, including Col. C. E. Pariser, probe cause while Red Cross directs relief with Roosevelt guidance. Oil fields nearby suspend activity and grief spreads through Overton and New London communities.
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New London
Tex
London
C. E. Pariser
National Guard
Parker
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Associated Mreys
Committee For Industrial Organization
South
New England
Georgia
Carolinas
Virginia
Paul Christopher
United Textile Workers Union
Charlotte
Sidney Hillman
C. O
American Cotton Manufacturers Association
Pacelet Mills
Gainesville
Gainesville Cotton Milk
Pacolet-Chicopee Manufacturing Company
Penseret] Manufacturing Company
Rome
Spartanburg
Victor-Monaghan
Creenville
S. CG
Bell-Globe
North Carolina
Charlotte Mills
Springs and Gossett
Madisonville
Alonzo At
Teo
Carl Curry
Flat Creek Cord Company
Hitler
Ernst Hanistaengl
Kentucky
Amelia
John Wester Suter
Mary Elizabeth Suter
Senate Committee
Thumbers, Inc
John H. Hogan
Erie
John E. Hogan
Mrs
Elizabeth Sample
Lucille Lrwin
Creed Baker
Pine Mountain
Swifts
Legion Hall
Alvin Gerdes
England
Wallie
Fiat
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