Autonomy drive widens in industrial union split
Detroit reports AP dispatch notes Chrysler sitdown strike forcing 55,000 workers idle as UAW fights to hold plants while CIO seeks industry wide unionization. AFL leadership warned of possible ouster of unions. textile and oil drives poised to start, with Pittsburgh talks signaling steel sector tensions and ongoing factory walkouts across the nation.
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Associated Press
Committee For Industrial Organization
American Federation of Labor
Automobile Workers of
Detroit
Chrysler Motor Corporation
Chrysler Automotive
A. F. of L
John L. Lewis
Lewis
William Green
Federation
New England
Steel
Pittsburgh
John P. Frey
A. F. of L. Metal Works
Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corporation
Hudson Motor Car Company
Fire rips Danish freighter Laila menaces Boston waterfront
A nitrate laden Danish freighter Laila burned at Boston wharf with explosions toppling flames. Fireboats were sent away as a general alarm sounded while tugs moved nearby ships to safety. The 4000 ton vessel had just begun discharging a million pounds of sugar from Chilean and Cuban ports. crew reportedly escaped.
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Boston
Woman golf star Beatrice Gottlieb in New York hospital
Beatrice Gottlieb, 30, a noted woman golf star, lies unconscious in a New York hospital after an overdose of sleeping powders. An ambulance surgeon treats her. earlier her condition was listed as very poor following Carey Phelan's acquittal on assault charges.
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New York
Beatrice Gottlieb
Carey Phelan
Keep All Dogs Tied Police Chief Warns
In response to rabies outbreaks in nearby counties, Logan Police Chief Lew Reynolds ordered all dogs to be tied or muzzled. Dogs running loose will be picked up. Franklin and Fairfield counties face severe epidemics. Columbus reports shooting dogs on sight. No cases yet in Hocking County, but precautions are taken.
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Lew Reynolds
Logan
Franklin
Fairfield
Columbus
Hocking County
Albany Assembly Again Refuses Child Labor Amendment
In New York the assembly rejected ratification of the federal Child Labor amendment for the second time in two years. A coalition of Republicans and Democrats blocked concurrence after the senate had approved it. The vote was 102 to 42 with 41 Democrats and 61 Republicans in opposition. Twenty eight states have approved the amendment. thirty six are needed for ratification.
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Albany
N. Y
Roosevelt
Herbert Lehman
Assembly
Senate
Buchanan Rites Friday at 2 P M
Funeral services for Amanda Buchanan 86 widow of John Buchanan are set for Friday at 2 p m at Leonard Funeral Home. Lt Rev John A Toy will officiate and burial will be at Oak Grove Cemetery. She leaves two sons Sam of Logan and George of Omaha Neb.
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Leonard Funeral Home
Amanda Buchanan
John Buchanan
John A. Toy
Oak Grove Cemetery
Buchanan
Sam
Logan
George
Omaha
Neb
Logan High to Host PEP Assembly Before Tournament Opener
Logan High School will host a pep assembly tomorrow after noon. The Logan High Chieftains, reigning Southeastern League champions, open the tournament against Pomeroy at Athens tomorrow night.
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Logan High School
Logan High Chieftains
Pomeroy
Athens
Debt bill passage hits county hard in Ohio case
The Ohio Senate passed a bill forcing counties to pay state debts, threatening Hocking County with a $38,560 liability for care of wards in state institutions. Auditor Yaw, ill, could not comment. The county has reduced its debt from $60,000 and may pay lump sum or installments before sales tax allocations. The House sent to the Senate a bill to reorganize the state tax commission. The House also approved the Zabletny Bill allowing a $3 auto tax and liquor permit assessment up to 50 percent. A local excise tax bill was postponed.
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Hocking
Ohio Senate
Ohio
Hocking County
House
Davey
W. S. Yaw
Yaw
Athens
Ohio House
Senate
State Tax Commission
Assembly
Senate Taxation Committee
France Clears Way for Huge Defense Loan
Paris March 10 AP Socialist Premier Leon Blum's plan to float a national defense loan in 1937 advanced toward final parliamentary approval. Finance Minister Vincent Auriol set the loan at 10.5 billion francs about 480 million dollars. The senate finance committee backed the measure after deputies passed it. The senate granted it priority, approving it amid a sweeping 470 to 46 chamber vote.
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Paris
Leon Blum
Vincent Auriol
Senate Finance Committee
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Munitions Convoy Reported Saved in Biscay Maneuver
ARCACHON France March 10 AP The munitions transport Mar Cantabrico was saved from destruction and convoyed as a prize of war to an Insurgent Spanish port to salvage her 2700000 dollar cargo of American made munitions. It was first reported sunk in the stormy Bay of Biscay Monday after attempting to slip past the Insurgent blockade.
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Arcachon
France
Mar Cantabrico
Bay of Biscay
Liquor Law Ruled Unconstitutional in Ohio Case
Cincinnati judge William E. Handley declared the Ohio liquor control act unconstitutional and said private interests may run liquor stores. Attorney Myron H. Beitman said the case would go to higher courts or private stores would open. Beitman represented Leonard Wilson, who opened a store in July 1936. State charges against Wilson were sustained to demurrer ruled by Handley.
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Cincinnati
William E. Handley
Atorney Myron H. Beitman
Bierman
Leonard Wilson
Wilson
Handley
Beitman
Schmeling Offers Braddock $250000 Title Defense Deal
On behalf of Land Halle A C of Berlin, Max Schmeling offered Jimmy Braddock $250000 tax free to defend the heavyweight title in Germany this summer. The offer signals a major bout location and substantial prize in a high profile chess match of boxing.
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New York
Land Halle A. C
Berlin
Max Schmeling
Jimmy Braddock
Schmeling
Germany
Rebels Drive Toward Madrid As Government Yields
Madrid March 10 AP reinforced government troops yielded slowly today to an army of 15000 Italians and Spaniards driving southwest toward Madrid through Guadalajara Province. Defense forces held doggedly to positions against terrific Insurgent fire and withstood attacks in two sectors of the new front.
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Madrid
Guadalajara
Sparnon Named Aerial Editor At Logan High
The Logan High School Aerial staff selects Dick Sparnon as editor-in-chief with the faculty approving. The student body also names Luther Heyde as assistant editor June Grooms assistant business manager Albert Leonard assistant advertising manager Bonnie Belle Donaldson society editor Roberta Westbrook feature editor Dorothy Krumlauf girls athletic reporter Jimmy Richardson boys athletic reporter Elizabeth Smith sophomore reporter Betty Hall junior reporter Virginia Canter senior reporter and Elizabeth McGonagle alumni reporter.
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Luther Heyde
June Grooms
Albert Leonard
Bonnie Belle Donaldson
Roberta Westbrook
Dorothy Krumlauf
Jimmy Richardson
Elizabeth Smith
Betty Hall
Virginia Canter
Elizabeth McGonagle
Government and hosiery trade adopt leg standard
Washington on March 10 AP reports a consensus between government and hosiery trade to define a 30 inch leg standard from the heel to garter anchorage to resolve Milady’s stocking garter problem. The new silken leg standard aims for quick uniformity in stockings.
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Washington
Milady
Elk Meeting Attended by Local Figures in Athens
William Durant, John Hammon and Charles Lytle Jr joined Logan and William Davis at a district visitation meeting held at the Elk club rooms in Athens last night. The gathering explored community matters and regional concerns with attendees representing New Straitsville and surrounding areas.
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William Durant
John Hammon
Charles Lytle Jr
Logan
William Davis
New Straitsville
Elk Club
Athens
Unidentified warship bombards ships near Brest
In Bordeaux on March 10 AP reports Le Bouscat radio detected a night message claiming an unidentified warship was bombarding all ships near the island of Ouessant in the Atlantic off Brest, creating alarm along the coast.
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Bordeaux
France
le Bouscat
Ouessant
Atlantic
Brest
Armies clash with tanks planes and mobile machine gun bikes
Government leaders say Franco may have revealed the strategy of the first phase of a long awaited offensive. He fights with armored infantry using tanks and swift motorcycles mounting machine guns, reshaping battlefield tactics in this phase of the war.
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Francisco Franco
Roosevelt Defends Court Reform in Nationwide Broadcast
President Roosevelt denounces appointing “spineless puppets” to the Supreme Court and urges judicial reform to restore balance among government branches. Attorney General Cummings testifies as the first witness in Senate hearings on the judiciary bill, while critics challenge the plan as Congress and the public respond.
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John L. Lewis
Labor
League
Washington
Roosevelt
Lewis
Supreme Court
Senate
Ing
Court
Cummings
Senator Connally
Dtex
Congress
Ohio Scientist Starts Investigation of Quake
Cincinnati dispatch reports Rev. W Stechschulte, a seismologist for Xavier University, revisiting northwestern Ohio to study effects of the state’s second severe tremor of the week. He confirmed March 2 quakes centered at Anna in northern Shelby county, noting earlier quakes in 1929 and 1931 near Anna and asserting tremors are utterly predictable. He planned a weeklong survey and analysis of seismic activity.
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Cincinnati
W Stechschulte
Ohio
Xavier University
Anna
Shelby Village
Miles
Ney
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