Strike Parley Delayed Until After Holiday
Chrysler negotiations paused for Easter weekend as 6000 sit down strikers evacuated Detroit plants. Walter Chrysler and John L. Lewis prepared to reconvene after Easter in a bid to settle the long running dispute. Governor Murphy aides note careful evaluation may slow speed but quick resolution remains possible.
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Chrysler Motor Corporation
Chrysler
Detroit
Walter P. Chrysler
John L. Lewis
Lana+ing
Frank Murphy
Michigan
Washington
Roosevelt
Warm Springs
Hudson Motor Car Co
Reo Motor Car Co
Maine
Committee For Industrial Organization
Auburn
Lewiston
Toledo
Ohio
Chicago
San Francisco
Dack
la Crosse
Wis
Patterson Foundry & Machine Co
East Liverpool
Weather notes muddy and cold with scattered snow
A terse forecast shows Virginia fair to tonight and Saturday with possible snow flurries in the extreme west. Kentucky remains generally cold with continuing cold tonight and Saturday, while other regions report cloudy, chilly conditions.
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Cloedy
Olouey Colt
Virginia
West
Coller
Kentucky
Education urged to strengthen democracy in Tennessee
Education Commissioner W A Basa urged Tennessee teachers at a Nashville convention to pursue better schools to secure democracy. He warned that responsible citizens can only be produced by strong schooling, while Governor Browning would close the event with an address.
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Nashville
W. A. Basa
Tennessee Education Association
Bags
Browning
Arthur L. Rankin
Chattanooga
B. F. Langworthy
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
D. G. Stout
Colege
Johnson City
America
Tennessee
Movie stars reveal playful rituals for romantic scenes
Hollywood legends share quirks before love scenes. Luise Rainer relaxes to Viennese waltzes. Myrna Loy knits. Rosalind Russell stares at herself. Joan Crawford sips tea. Montgomery paces circles. Tracy whispers lines to a script girl. Garbo and Powell require only a formal intro and a swoon-ready reputation.
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Hollywood
Marcel
Luise Rainer
Myrna Loy
Rosalind Russell
Spencer Tracy
Beth Davis
Kay Francis
Robert Taylor
Greta Garbo
William Powell
Miss Garbo
Prison Labor Used for Private Projects Faces Testimony
Nashville reports a former Tennessee official is accused of using prison labor and state materials to build a smoke house and greenhouse at his private home. Wiley Thompson testified prisoners worked three weeks, with state props including lime cement and glass. Pardue defends with receipts and claims state supplies were not used.
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Nashville
State Penitentiary
Lewis
Pope
Tennessee
EB. L. Pardue
Prison
Wiley Thompson
Pardue
Ed State
Institutions Department
Thompson
Brushy Mountain
Pri
Ice coating blamed for Pittsburgh plane crash killing 13
Officials of Transcontinental and Western Airlines say severe icing on control equipment caused a plane to crash near Meadowland Airport five miles from Pittsburgh. Thirteen people died as the aircraft went out of control during descent in very low ceilings and poor visibility.
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Pittsburgh
Transcontinental and
Western Airlines
As Airiier
Meadowland
Contrain
Air Line
LC. Fritz
Eastern Region
Beeched district clash over evolution teaching in Beech Grove school
Residents of Beech Grove Indiana rally around Rev Verdi Allen pastor of First Baptist Church in a dispute with local school authorities over alleged evolution instruction in a grade school. Indiana state superintendent Floyd Me1 stands above as tensions echo the Dayton monkey trial.
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Beech Grove
Ind
Indianapolis
Verdi Allen
Firet Baptist Church
Allen
Dayton
Tenn
Floyd I. Me
Indiana
Perintendent of Public Instruction
Ocentral Press
Government collects half of emergency loan repayments
Government data show repayments of about 6.27 billion dollars against 11.6 billion loan commitments from emergency agencies. Reconstruction Corporation borrowers have returned 4.395 billion of 6.387 billion borrowed, about 69 percent. Loan applications have fallen sharply since 1933, signaling improved access to private credit.
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Treasury
Reconstruction Corporation
Farm Credit Administration
Federal Land Banks
Land Bank Commissioners
Sitdown strike at Nona Lee Dress firm in Memphis
About fifty women staged a sitdown at the Nona Lee Dress company in Memphis. They defied a strike call by the International Ladies' Garment Workers Union, returning to work under police protection after rioting on the picket line. The company obtained a temporary injunction from Chancellor Swepston prohibiting picketing or intimidation. The union said it would pause the walkout until after Easter services.
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Memphis
Atrikers
Nona Lee
International Ladies’ Garment Workers Union
CI0
Merle Zappone
John E.swepston
Compromise For Plan Opposed In Senate Debate
Washington March 26 Opponents of the Roosevelt judiciary bill reject any basic compromise such as limiting enlargements to one appointment a year Senator Burke of Nebraska and others argue that changing the number of judges would not justify altering the measure Minton opposes major amendments Burke favors a retirement age and fixed nine member court Hatch the uncommitted senator may decide the committee report with key witnesses having testified before the recessed hearings resume Tuesday
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Washington
Roosevelt Judiciary
Hatch
D-Nm
Supreme Court
Burke
Minton
D-Ind
Senate Judiciary Committee
Housewife admits writing extortion letter to Aimee Semple McPherson
In Los Angeles on March 26, detective Lt. Robert F. Underwood said a 43 year old Glendale housewife confessed to penning a black hand extortion note to evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson seeking $200 to pay for a new car. The woman, identified as Lydia Swenson, was booked on extortion suspicion after handwriting tests linked her to the note signed Mrs. L. Akers.
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Los Angeles
Rober F. Underwood
Aimee Semple McPherson
Underwood
Lydia Swenson
Rebels Routed From Pozoblanco Drive In Spanish Front
Government troops with air support broke insurgent advances near Pozoblanco and Alcaracejos in Cordoba province. A disorderly retreat followed as government artillery and bombers hit towns and supply lines, including a derailed insurgent troop train between Manolo and Pedro Abad. The push also claimed parts of the surrounding area and threatened Motril to the east.
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Andujar
Spain
Francisco Franco
Pozoblanco
Pozoblanco-Alcaracejos
Almaden
Pozoblance
Aecriss
Mantoro
Pedro Abad
Alcdracejos
Villaneuva del Rio
Montoro
el Sarpiox
Villaharta
Hipiel
Penarroya
Inmame Siate
Cordoba
Alcaracejos
Pozablanco
Sierra del Toro
Granada
Motril
Madrid
Bankers oppose division of trust and banking functions
Richard W. Stockton of Winston-Salem, in Atlanta before an ABA regional conference, urged bankers to oppose any move to divorce trust and banking functions by law. He noted ABA principles favor segregation, warned against self dealing, and argued disassociation would raise costs and limit access to trust services nationwide.
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Atlanta
Richard W. Stockton
Winston- Salem
N. C
Bankers
American Banking Association
American Bankers Association
Tura
Stockton
Barking
Feud Blamed in California Editor Slaying
Alturas editor Claude L. McCracken 46 died after being shot at his home by Harry French 60 son of rival publisher. The altercation stemmed from a long running newspaper feud between Modoc Mail and Alturas Weekly Plain Dealer. District Attorney Wylie prepared first degree murder charges against French.
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Alturas
Calif
John Sharp
Claude L. McCracken
Harry French
J Newspap
McCracken
French
Associated Press Bureau
San Francisco
Modoc Mail
M'Cracken
Associated Press
Alfuras
California
Modoc Daily Mail
Bard French
Alturas Weekly Platn
Sharp
Evelyn Din
Wylie
Young Jtrench
Strikes and relief top Roosevelts agenda in Washington
Washington outlines Roosevelt plans as he returns from Georgia. He will consult congressional leaders on labor strikes and relief funding while pushing wage hour reforms and court restructuring. Senate and House debates reveal mixed support for federal action on sit down strikes and new labor standards.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Georgia
Oval Office
Dionne Quintuplets Fortune Revealed in Guardianship Accounts
Toronto reports an Ontario legislature disclosure shows the Dionne quintuplets generated 861000 from 24 contracts for products including lollipops and cod liver oil. Guardianship disclosed 168000 in wealth held, with 574000 cash on hand and 287000 due from manufacturers.
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Toronto
Wards of the King
Ontario
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Swepston
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Kent State University
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Lanny
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Codd and Armistead Drug Company
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National Recovery Administration
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