Opposition to Lewis grows firm in steel mills
A committee of employee representatives from 18 Carnegie-Illinois Steel mills asked William Green of the American Federation of Labor for help in opposing John L. Lewis and his Industrial Union. They telegrammed Green at Washington seeking counsel on reorganizing the company union system to keep it active.
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Pittsburgh
Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corporation
William Green
American Federation of Labor
John L. Lewis
Washington
Committee For Industrial Organization
A. P. of L
C. I. O. Shoe Workers Organization
New England
Union drives face AFL opposition over C I O in steel
The AFL and allied groups mount resistance to John L Lewis followers as the CIO drive expands across steel and related industries. Maryland and Cleveland federations suspend CIO locals while Pittsburgh activists plot countermeasures. Alfred P Sloan and UAW officials indicate bargaining and recognition battles loom with GM and Chrysler, and textile workers move toward CIO affiliation.
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Pittsburgh
Company
A. F. of L
General Motors
Fisher Body
Cleveland
New York
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corp
Washington
Francis J. Gorman
United Textile Workers of America
The
Post
Detroit
United Automobile Workers of America
Chrysler Motor Corp
Hashman Gives Up Dance Hall Permit
Paul Harshman proprietor of Castle Farm night club on Route 31 near Haydenville voluntarily surrendered his permit to operate a dance hall to Probate Judge E. L. Ewing. A hearing for revocation was scheduled in Probate Court with no trial date set. He pleaded not guilty to operating a slot machine and posted a $500 bond for trial.
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Paul Harshman
Castle Farm
Route
Haydenville
E. L. Ewing
Hashman
Razzy the piano playing dog charms with jazz acts
Razzy a three year old fox terrier owned by Harry C Parrett of Washington Court House Ohio appears to perform piano tricks and sing jazz. He also does a kitten impression on the keys and even seizes a lighted match while shaking out the flame, though whiskers were singed once.
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Razzy
Harry. C. Parrett
Washington Court House, O
Paul Muni and Luise Rainer Win Academy Awards
Hollywood notes that March 5 marked the presentation of the 1936 Academy Awards. Paul Muni earned best actor for The Story of Louis Pasteur, while Luise Rainer, a Vienna newcomer, won for Glamorous Anna Held in The Great Ziegfeld.
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Hollywood
Calif
Paul Muni
Luise Rainer
Vienna
Muni
Louis Pasteur
Miss Rainer
Anna Held
Ziegfeld
Nazi Press Attacks U S Crime Conditions Over LaGuardia
Berlin dispatch says Der Angriff, Goebbels’ paper, rails at New York crime conditions and Mayor LaGuardia after his hall of horrors remark. Photos show bank robber Numero Uno and a New York Slayer’s family at Sing Sing gates thanking a Jew governor. Hull offers formal U.S. protest and expression of regret.
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Berlin
United States
Washington
Fiorella LaGuardia
New York
der Angriff
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Sing Sing
Seaman
LaGuardia
Hull
Mrs Mamie Lemon Improves After Icy Fall Near Post Office
Mrs Mamie Lemon of N Mulberry Jr. is slowly improving from an injury to her left arm suffered in a fall on an icy sidewalk near the post office a week ago.
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Mamie Lemon
N. Mulberry Jr
Mother-in-law Day Celebrated In Texas Statewide
AMARILLO March 5 AP Ha ha that joke about the farmer whose horse ran away and killed his mother-in-law Not today in Texas Mother-in-law day created by Editor Gene Howe four years ago The Sage of Potato Hill Ed Howe Jr says an angel of a woman does not become a shrew because of a child Gov James V Allred made it official for the state
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Amarillo
Tex
Texas
Lone Star State
Gene Howe
Gene
Ed Howe
Potato Hill
James V. Allred
Roosevelt
AAA
NRA
Committees Rush Work on Relief Plans in Ohio
Ohio lawmakers pressed weekend sessions as two relief committees study indigent needs and draft a two year care program. House panel seeks merged proposals. Senate group to gather more data. Roosevelt judiciary plan resolution is set aside for rules committee.
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Columbus
Ohio
House
Senate
Roosevelt
Rules Committee
Death claims A H Brooke 84 longtime Logan leader
Allen H. Brooke 84 died of heart disease at 9 50 p m at 156 So Market St after an extended illness. A Logan pioneer he served as mayor 1900 1902 and worked in newspapers law and printing. Survived by two daughters two sisters and a niece with services set Monday at Woodard Chapel and burial at Oak Grove.
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Allen H. Brooke
Logan
Market St
Brooke
Rempel House
Ambrose
Journal-Gazette
Logan Journal-Gazette
John Moore
F. M. McKay
Brooke Printing Co
Will Brooke
Brooke St
Zanesville Ave
Knights of Pythias
Logan Lodge
E. E. Campbell
John Billison
Columbus
Dora Fink
Jane Baker
Basil
Ruth Brooke
Woodard Chapel
A. L. Heyde
Oak Grove
Towns Move to Hills to Escape Ohio River Flood
Overwhelmed by flood Uniontown Kentucky joins river towns fleeing to higher ground. Located on low ground sixty miles below Evansville Indiana the town of about 250 houses escaped only a few. The photograph shows widespread destruction. Other towns LeavenWorth Indiana Shawneetown Illinois Junction Missouri move back inland.
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Uniontown
Evansville
Ind
LeavenWorth
Shawneetown
Junction
Wage Hikes Boost Steel Costs Across the Board
United States Steel, a two billion dollar giant, passes along to consumers a wage increase granted to its employees three days earlier. William A. Irvin notes sharp rises in supplies and raw materials contributed to price increases of 3 to 8 dollars per ton. The wage agreement with Carnegie-Illinois Steel cut the work week by eight hours and offered time and a half for overtime.
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Pittsburgh
United States Steel
William A. Irvin
Benjamin F. Fairless
Carnegie-Tillimoi Steel Corporations
U. S. Steel
Pen Slayer's Confession Deemed False in Prison Slaying
Assistant county prosecutor T Vincent Martin called Charles Morgan's confession false regarding the death of George Ruch in an Ohio Penitentiary cell. Martin said evidence shows Ruch slept through the fatal blow and Morgan did not cry out, contradicting Morgan's claimed wash bowl strike.
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Columbus
T. Vincent Martin
Charles Morgan
George Ruch
Ohio
Morgan
Ruch
Martin
District Knights Templar meeting attendance noted
Clarence Allen Howard A Sands and Melrose Harbaugh attended the district association meeting of Knights Templar in Athens last night.
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Clarence Allen
Howard A. Sands
Melrose Harbaugh
Knights Templar
Athens
London Maps Air Defense with Cable Barrier Plan
The British air force outlined a plan to defend London by a steel cable net. Parliament was asked for appropriations raising 1937 wartime spending to about 1.35 billion dollars. The air ministry projected 412.5 million for the year, nearly double the prior allocation. The Royal Air Force would grow to 70 000 personnel and 1 700 aircraft in 124 squadrons, with balloons deployed to drop cables over the city to trap invading planes.
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London
British Air Force
Air Ministry
Royal Air Force
Viscount Swinton
Air
Parents of Daughter Born Near Logan Name Joan Marie
Mr and Mrs Daniel Helber of near Logan are the parents of a daughter born Monday night weighing seven pounds and a half. The baby has been named Joan Marie.
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Daniel Helber
Logan
Joan Marie
Rebel Leader Warns France In Spanish Morocco Crisis
Salamanca Spain March 5 AP Spanish insurgent regime accuses France of fomenting disturbances in Spanish Morocco to justify invasion. Franco's diplomatic cabinet denounces frontier maneuvers by French Morocco under a pretext to invade Franco’s zone, threatening regional peace.
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Salamanca
Spain
France
Spanish
Morocco
Francisco Franco
Spanish Morocco
Algeciras
Franco
French
French Morocco
Europe
Publisher Kerr Recovering From Heart Attack Report
Cincinnati report says Kenneth Kerr U S Marshal for Southern Ohio is doing splendidly toward recovery after a recent heart attack. Kerr, publisher of the Logan Daily News, had a setback and will stay in hospital for several weeks, according to Dr. Frank Conroy.
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Cincinnati
Frank Conroy
Kenneth Kerr
U. S
Ohio
Kerr
Logan Daily News
Conroy
Friends Land Court Speech Enemies To Continue Fight
Washington March 5 AP Opponents of Roosevelt court reorganization pledged to keep up their fight while supporters praised the address. Postmaster General Farley called the speech one of the greatest ever delivered. Senator Burke condemned the plan unless public pressure checks it. Senator Barkley praised it as energizing supporters.
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Friends Land Court
Washington
Roosevelt
Farley de
Mr. Roosevelt
Burke
Barkley
D-Ky
Congress
Roosevelt Defends Democracy at Victory Dinner
President Roosevelt warned that the present Supreme Court imperiled democracy as he urged actions to reshape the court. He argued economic freedom cannot wait and framed the fight as a national effort to advance humane policy while denying a third term. Cheers from 1500 supporters echoed at the Mayflower Hotel as he spoke of three branches as a team, without naming the court.
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Mayflower Hotel
Roosevelt
Congress
Supreme Court
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Fisher Body Plants
Associated Press
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U.S
By E. E. Easterly, JR
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A. H. Brooke
Uniontown, Ky
Pen Slayer
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