New Effort to End Building Strike Fails Again
New York city reports another failed attempt to end the building service workers strike as a conference between union leaders and building operators broke up in disagreement. Mayor Laguardia expressed a sense the effort was finished, blaming operators for the breakdown while Bambrick threatened tougher action if no agreement comes.
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Bulletin
New York
Building Service
James Bambrick
Bambrick
City Hall
New York City
F. H. Laguardia
James J. Bambrick
Building Service Employes Union
Laguardia
Fire destroys Cold Metal Process Co. plant in Youngstown
A spectacular blaze at the Cold Metal Process Co. plant in Youngstown, Ohio, caused about 500000 in damage. W. J. Lamb, the president, said losses are well covered by insurance as officials seek temporary quarters to resume production on unfinished orders. Fire officials suspect a short circuit as a possible cause after plaster board ignited from an acetylene torch spark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Ohio
Cold Metal Process Co
W. J. Lamb
Torch
Herman Steinfurth
Congress Debates Rural Electrification Bill And More
Senate debates Norris rural electrification measure as lobby panel hears city service officers. House reviews District of Columbia appropriations while subcommittee continues tax bill study. Agriculture committee pursues cotton trade inquiry. Patents committee advances copyright hearings.
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Senate
Norris
Cities Service
House
District of Columbia
Agriculture Committee
Patents Committee
Senate probes private telegrams trigger House furor
March 5 AP reports furious clash over Senate lobby committee scrutiny of private telegrams. Some 5,000,000 telegrams subpoenaed and examined. Si las Strawn, Chicago attorney, seeks permanent injunction in DC supreme court March 11.
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Senate
Congressional
Washington
Oevr
Senate Lobby Committee
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Silas Strawn
Chicago
Driver license revocations for two Ohio motorists
Frank Weat registrar of motor vehicles certified today the license revocations of Charles Freeman of Cincinnati for failing to satisfy an accident judgment and John Helber of Logan for driving while intoxicated.
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Columbus, CO
Frank Weat
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Charles Freeman
Bates St
Cincinnati
John Helber
Logan
Skipper Maud dies near Port Huron Great Lakes schooner captain
Sophia Maud Buckley, 76, long recognized by seafaring peers as the sole woman to captain a three masted schooner on the Great Lakes, died last night in Port Huron Michigan.
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Maud
Port Huron
Mich
Sophia Maud Buckley
Great Lakes
Guilds Boycott Academy Awards in Hollywood
Two dominant screen unions the actors and writers call for a boycott of the Academy Awards banquet in Hollywood Cal march 5 AP they call the academy a company union and instruct 3500 actors and 9000 writers not to attend though over 1200 reservations had been made. Academy officials say plans stay unchanged Robert Montgomery head of the actors guild says the event is not representative of the industry.
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Hollywood
Calif
Players and Writers
Filmland
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
Academy
Robert Montgomery
Actor's Guild
Court Decision Leaves Town In Financial Mess
Mayor Garman says Hudson faces a fiscal crisis after a court order to repay excess inheritance taxes collected against Ellsworth estate. The town borrowed 60,000 plus funds used for a sewage plant and fire equipment, leaving only 154.47 in the sinking fund. Protests from Summit County and Akron are anticipated as the bill is handed to Hudson.
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Garman
Supreme Court
Ellsworth
James W. Ellsworth
Hudson
Summit County
Akron
Nationalist Leader Albizu Campos Arrested in Puerto Rico Conspiracy
United States Marshal Draughton arrested Albizu Campos a Harvard trained lawyer and nationalist leader in San Juan on charges of recruiting soldiers to overthrow the U S government by force and inciting insurrection. Campos surrendered to the marshal amid rising nationalist incidents.
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San Juan
P. R
United States
Draughton
Albizu Campos
Campos
Harvard
Camynes
Puerto Rico
Roosevelt Forces Best Georgia Foe
President Roosevelt leads in Georgia Seminole county as returns show a margin of more than 2 to 1 for renomination over Governor Talmadge. Roosevelt organizer Marion Allen thanks loyal Democrats while critics cite ongoing large scale unemployment amid the new deal debate.
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Seminole County
Roosevelt
Talmadge
Marion Allen
Georgia
Henry Breckinridge
Baltimore
Goodyear Ordered to End Price Discrimination with Sears
The FTC ordered Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co to cease price discrimination between Sears Roebuck and Goodyear retail dealers for auto tires. It directs Goodyear to stop selling tires to Sears Roebuck at net prices lower than those offered to individual dealers. The commission alleges a 1942 contract with Sears harmed small local tire dealers.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Akron
Ohio
Sears Roebuck and Company
Goodyear
Sears Roebuck
Jackson Entries Win Essay Contest
Results of the American Legion State Essay Contest in the eighth district were announced yesterday by District Commander Barton A. Hall. Nancy Kemp won the girls division and Vern Havener the boys division, both from Jackson. No Logan entry was made. The subject was Our American Heritage. Panels will be held in Columbus in the coming weeks.
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American Legion
Barton A. Hall
Nancy Kemp
Ad Vernon Havener
Jackson
Logan
Columbus
Court Dismisses New Deal Cases in PWA Slum Housing Fight
Washington reports the federal court dismissed two New Deal cases challenging the government's power to condemn land for PWA slum clearance and low cost housing projects. The ruling ends the suits tied to federal urban renewal efforts.
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Washington
PWA
Sua Court
Maris
Hirota Named Premier to Form New Cabinet in Japan
Emperor Hirohito ordered Foreign Minister Koki Hirota to assemble a new cabinet to resolve the government crisis triggered by last week's militarist attack on the Okada ministry. Hirota announced rapid progress with cabinet posts nearing half-filled, listing premier Hirota and ministers including Shigeru Kishi da, Osami Nagano, Count Juichi Terauchi, Keiichi Baba, and Naoshi Obara.
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Tokyo
Hirohito
Koki Hirota
Japan
Okada
Prince Saionji
Hirota
Keisuke Okada
Shigeru Koshida
Osami Nagano
Juichi Terauchi
Keiichi Baba
Hypothec Bank
Naoshi Obara
School Funds Released For Ohio Districts
The Ohio state department of education began distributing 11,044,609 to city county and exempted village school districts as the first quarterly payment under the school foundation program. Cash totals 2,608,847 while notes total 8,435,762, with districts allowed to borrow on the notes. Hocking county receives 42,310.91 and Logan 15,049.98.
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Columbus
State Department of Education
School Foundation
Hocking County
Logan
Missing $109 wheel reported at Logan Foundry
The Logan Foundry and Machine Co. reported to city police that an aluminum gear wheel valued at 109 dollars was stolen from the plant. Police Chief Lew Reynolds is investigating.
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Logan Foundry and Machine Co
Lew Reynolds
CCC Officer III Levingston Admitted For Influenza
Captain CC E Levingston of Camp Zaleski was admitted to Cherrington hospital yesterday with influenza. His condition was reported satisfactory this morning.
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CC. E. Levingston
Camp Zaleski
Cherrington Hospital
Treasury experts asked for alternate revenue ideas
Washington March 5 AP Legislators studying President Roosevelt's plan to tax undistributed corporate profits called on treasury experts to submit other revenue ideas. Ways and Means sub committee on taxes chairman Samuel B Hill said alternatives exist but he would not reveal them. Members have not reached a decision and reserve judgment on the corporate tax proposal.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Treasury
Ways and Means
Samuel B. Hill
D.wash
Congress
French Law Blocks Actor's Marriage
Paris March 5 AP reports officials at the United States consulate refused to marry Douglas Fairbanks Sr. and Lady Ashley. Friends say the couple intends a speedier ceremony but French law blocks it. Fairbanks may seek a wedding in another European country if France again denies a waiver.
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Paris
United States
Douglas Fairbanks, Sr
Ashley
Douglas Fairbanks Sr
Lady Ashley
Fairbanks
France
Youths Loot Store in Greenville Jewelry Heist
Police hunted two young, well dressed bandits who raided R. O. Wieland's jewelry store in Greenville. They forced Wieland and three clerks to lie on the floor and escaped with about $400 in cash, diamonds valued at $7,000 to $8,000, and assorted watches.
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Greenville
R. O. Wieland
Wieland
Immigrant Hawraney Offers Aid to Columbus City
Albert Herman Hawraney offers the city of Columbus a 50000 loan for two years at no interest to cover a 900000 deficit after a failed three mill levy. He pledges six month loans to police and firemen until June at 10 weekly per family and 75 dollars monthly cap, citing decades of aid to the needy since 1932.
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City of Columbus
Albert Herman Hawraney
Myron B. Gessaman
Hawraney
Columbus
Detroit
Italy weighs peace talks with Ethiopia under conditions
Rome reports Italy will accept the League of Nations appeal for peace as a basis for discussion, provided occupied East African territory remains Italian. Fulvio Sovich and Prince Ernst von Starhemberg held a preparatory talk ahead of a broader Austro Italian meeting. Von Starhemberg sent Mussolini congratulations to the East Africa victories of the Blackshirts.
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Rome
Italy
League of Nations
Ethiopia
East Africa
League
Addis Ababa
Mussolini
Fulvio Sovich
Ernst von Starhemberg
Il Duce
von Starhemberg
East
Africa
Farm Program Outlines 1936 Soil Conservation Goals
Secretary Wallace unveils plan to remove about 30 million acres of soil depleting crops and increase soil building crops to cut depletion from 300 million to 270 million acres for 1936. Leadership conferences in Chicago and Memphis relay a program aimed at sustaining food and fiber output at 1920s levels.
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Chicago
Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace
Memphis
Tenn
Feather Candidate Seeks Democratic Nomination for Clerk Post
Don Feather plans to run in the Democratic primary for clerk of court with Eugene Robinson and Miss Cleo Haley also entering the race, announced yesterday.
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Don Feather
Eugene Robinson
Cleo Haley
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Edith Nourse Rogers
Massachusetts
James Farley
Caroline O’day
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Leonard B. Shubert
Associated Press
Trade Commission
Goodyear Co
CCC
Chandler
University of Kentucky
Lexington
Gov
A. B
Happy” Chandler
Kentucky
Lucy Hilton Maddox
Blakely, Ga
Fdr
Charles H. Guptill
Associated Press Foreign Staff
Austria
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