Agreement Near in Chrysler Strike Talks
Reports from Lansing indicate Chrysler strike negotiations may be approaching a settlement as differences narrow after a seven day conference. Observers say the mood is cautious yet hopeful with a possible breakthrough before John L. Lewis returns.
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Lansing
Joey Chrysler
Chrysler
Lminent
Frank Murphy
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
United Automobile Workers
Lewis
New York
Michigan
Weather outlook for Tennessee and Carolina
Rain in eastern Tennessee tonight and Wednesday with light rain and possible snow flurries. western Tennessee cooler with rain changing to snow by Wednesday. Central portions see rain ending Wednesday with colder conditions. In the Carolinas, rain mostly tonight and Wednesday with fair, little change expected overall.
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Tennessee
Miorway
Carolina
Crop Insurance Bills Seen By Solons
Congress debated farm aid in a session on crop insurance and a house committee's tenancy study. McNary was expected to back crop insurance with little opposition, while Pope opposed early enactment. Nye and Frazier favored immediate insurance. Sabath's health improved after a near collapse. The house judiciary panel tackled real estate bondholder remedies amid Sabath’s denials of firm ties. Gavagan sought anti lynching action. Eastman testified on ICC regulation of air lines. Army Day was proclaimed for April 6. Bank robbery in Portland prompted pursuit of three suspects.
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Pope
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R.-N.d
Frazier
House Agriculture Committee
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D.-Sli
Judiciary Committee
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Sabath
Gavagan
D.-N.y
Joseph B. Eastman
Interstate Commerce Commissioner
ICC
Wise County Man Dies From Self Inflicted Wound
Foster Pickett, five decades old, died in a Wise County hospital from a bullet wound believed to be self inflicted just below the heart. Sheriff Clyde Bolling said Pickett had been ill for months and died before medical examination or official investigation could be conducted.
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Wise County
Foster Pickett
Clyde Bolling
Pickett
Sit Down Strikes Hit Covington and Atlanta Plants
Covington Industrial Rayon workers began a sit down strike after failed talks on union recognition with the Synthetic Yarn Federation of America named as sole bargaining agent. In Atlanta, about 75 workers staged a sit in at Stone Baking Company, with 26 women staying overnight as mediation moves face a possible injunction.
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United Mine Workers
Lansing
Mich
Chrysler
United Automobile Workers
Frank Murphy
Washington
United States Supreme Court
High Tribunal
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Association For the Blind
Covington Industrial Rayon Corporation
Synthetic Yarn Federation of America
Covington
Cleveland
Lloyd Mays
Focal
Federation
Rayan
Mays
H. B Kline
C. Higgins
William F. Kelly
Committee For Industrial Organization
Atlanta
Stone Baking Company
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Austin
Joseph Hexter
Hexter
Herman J. Schad
New Orleans
Boost in Pay for 316k Workers at Southern Mills
Atlanta dispatch reports pay raises totaling about 16.5 million dollars a year for textile workers across 294 mills in the southeast. Estimates place boosts around 15 million in the South from North Carolina to Texas, with 250,000 workers affected. Labor officials anticipate 80 organizers as operations expand.
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Virginia
Alabama
Committee For Industrial Organization
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Southeastern
Textile Workers Organization Committee
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Nance
Jackson
Miss
Holt Ross
Aouthern
American Federation of Labor
CLO
South Carolina
Georgia
Tennessee
Executions Reported in Insurgent Spain Over Foreign Influence
Reports from Bayonne on March 30 claim insurgents in Franco Spain executed scores of people to suppress discontent with Italian influence. The killings followed defeats near Madrid and Guadalajara, with dissension noted among insurgent Spaniards and denials from French nationalist quarters.
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Spain
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Barque
Madrid
Endows
Burgos
France
Guadalajara
Ethiopian leader expelled by Italian viceroy amid spy claims
Rome reports Muhammed Ali head of Ethiopia’s largest chain store group was expelled for spying for Britain. Besse of Besse and Company fined and expelled for arms trading and currency speculation. British pressure and Italian war context cited amid Mussolini rhetoric against British critics.
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Giornale d'Italia
Muhammed Ali
Ethiopia
Rodolfo Graziani
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Besse and Company
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Mohammed Ali
Graziani
Addis Ababa
Mussolini
New Deal Wins Eight Loses 11 Measures in High Tribunal
Washington march 30 the supreme court has sided with the administration in six major cases this term since last October. The record shows eight victories and eleven defeats for New Deal measures since 1853 with notable rulings on the railway labor act and the frasier Lemke moratorium law.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Youth Admits Brutal Slaying of Young Girl
An 18 year old Buffalo youth confessed to killing 16 year old Mary Ellen Babcock whose body was found Feb 6 in a field. Police said the prisoner gave a complete statement but no charge had been filed. The arrest stemmed from a related ice pick injury case to Frances Fitzgerald.
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N. Y
James Ww
Higgins
Mary Ellen Babcock
Walter Newcomb
Thomas Smith
South Buffalo
Babcock
Newcomb
Smith
Frances Fitzgerald
Mary Willen Babcoclk
Buffalo Railroad
Mary Ellen
Holy
What No Baptism Maren 30 Pastor and Probation
A Negro preacher seeks probation for a church member who served 12 months for car breaking. The pastor claims she is a high class Christian lady and notes pastoral influence in several places. County police recommended probation.
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Hiilhearities
Slayer of Father Wounds Offcers in Troy Case
March 30. An investigation of the slaying of Edward Ireland ended in a gun battle as two state troopers were wounded and John Ireland, 40, was arrested on first degree murder charges. Ireland, a former Hudson River State Hospital patient, allegedly shot his father, injured his mother, and wounded troopers at the Ireland home in Latham. Police said he was released from the hospital on December 26, 1934. Troopers P. J. Fitzpatrick and C. J. Konior were wounded. Fitzpatrick shot in the shoulder, Konior's eye region and forehead injured. Father Dwyer found bleeding mother upstairs after fleeing altar. The elder Ireland lay dead. sister Helen Treland unharmed. Ireland was seized after firing at troopers’ car.
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John Ireland
Edward H. Ireland
Michael J. Dwyer
Edward O. Hageman
Hudson River State Hospital
Ireland
Lathams
A. W. Wheeler
P. J. Fitzpatrick
C. J. Konior
Ireland Home
Fitzpatrick
Kanior
Father Dwyer
St. Amprose Catholic Church
Boston
Agid
Helen Treland
Dehn
Sergean
James Rose
Bullu-Ywoor
Governor Browning Hints Honorary Colonels Names
Nashville March 20 Governor Browning said he hopes to announce the appointment of several honorary colonels before Saturday night when he will be guest of honor at the annual national guard military ball. He may name many staff members and a considerable number for the staff.
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Nashville
Browning
National Guard Militares
Plan to speed Supreme Court action revealed by clerk
The Supreme Court clerk Charles Emore Cropley filed with the Senate judiciary committee a report on docket status since 1925. He described rules adopted to speed procedures and noted the court’s dispatch in dismissing frivolous appeals, with tabulations from 1925 to date.
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High Tribunal
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Austin
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Harvard Law School
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Griswold
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New Hampshire
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