Chrysler Injunction Granted Orders Strikers To Quit Posts
Circuit Judge Allan Campbell granted an injunction ordering sit down strikers to evacuate Chrysler plants in the Detroit area they have occupied since last Monday. He ruled that even if the Wagner Act is valid it does not give the defendants the right to occupy property. The courtroom scene contrasted with Saturday’s crowd as union pickets gathered outside while inside a few spectators attended. The judge warned that respect for law and order is menaced and that there must be no compromise. the writ will issue.
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Detroit
Allan Campbell
Chrysler Corporation
Campbell
Labor strikes cut across states as workers idle rises
Officials in many states renewed labor talks amid widespread turmoil. About 130000 workers were idle with motor and auto industries hit hardest in Michigan where Gov Frank Murphy summoned prosecutors from four industrial counties to Lansing. Chrysler plants in Detroit Indiana and California and Remington Rand faced labor disputes and potential contract losses. Ohio saw key talks on Firestone and UAW plans as strikes continued nationwide.
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Frank Murphy
Michigan
Lansing
Chrysler
Detroit
Indiana
California
Remington Rand, Inc
Labor Relations Board
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
Akron
Cleveland
United Automobile Workers’ International Union
Ohio
Wounded in Grill Hold-Up Shocks Hamilton Ohio
An unmasked robber attempted a hold up at Stone's Grill in Hamilton Ohio early today. He fired a nine shot pistol when the bartender grappled with him, wounding three men. Bud Baker, 27, assistant manager, was critically injured from a bullet in the abdomen as police pursued the suspect.
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Hamilton
Stone’s Grill
John C. Calhoun
Bud Baker
Queen of Romania Ill With Serious Illness
Marie, Queen Dowager of Romania and Queen Mother to the Balkans, is seriously ill after a Thursday night onset at the opera. Doctors describe the illness as influenza with intestinal inflammation causing partial paralysis. Age sixty one, she remains under constant care with two physicians and a Vienna specialist en route.
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Bucharest
Rumania
Marie
Balkans
Carol
Vienna
Tax Returns Due Today in Balance Budget Drive
Treasury officials monitor a last minute surge as more than 3 million income tax returns are filed today. Offices stay open until midnight. March receipts could total 840 million dollars, the largest since World War II, possibly avoiding further borrowing this fiscal year.
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Washington
Treasury
Solons Speed Relief Action In Ohio Legislature
Ohio lawmakers enter a week focused on relief measures as the stop gap program nears its April 15 end. A proposed 2 million dollar additional appropriation faces Senate opposition and would come from sales tax proceeds. Gov Davey backs city-sponsored relief, warning no funds would remain after the program ends. The state has already set aside 3 million for relief and 1 million for flood aid amid slow sales tax receipts and missed February local allotments.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
Martin L. Davey
Nineteen States in Tourney Open at Loyola University
Nineteen states will be represented in the 14th annual interscholastic basketball tournament opening Wednesday night at Loyola University. For the first time a Canadian team will be represented as Assumption High of Sandwich Ontario faces La Salle of Philadelphia in the first round. Thirty-two teams compete.
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Chicago
Loyola University
Assumption High
Sandwich
Ont
la Salla
Philadelphia
Father Of Girl 9 Kills Admirer With Bare Fist
Chicago coroner jury hears Andrew Hoagland 35 held for death of Edward Kraftheffer 35 after Kraftheffer allegedly proposed to marry Hoagland's 9 year old daughter Caroline Hoagland angered by the proposal tried to evict Kraftheffer. Hoagland admits striking a blow that knocked Kraftheffer to the floor and a wall. Kraftheffer died at once and a physician arrived
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Chicago
Andrew Hoagland
Edward Kraftheffer
Hoagland
Caroline
Samuel Papanek
Kraftheffer
Papanek
Million Share New Pay Hikes Across Industries
Nearly a million workers nationwide gained higher wages as a broad pay hike spread through steel, packing, agriculture, and New England factories. Steel workers alone see 10 cent hourly increases affecting about 550000 employees, boosting annual pay by about 120 million dollars.
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Chicago
United States
Minnesota
Michigan
California
New England
Twelve Die On Snowbound Ohio Roads In Weekend Crashes
At least twelve people were killed on icy Ohio highways over the weekend. Among the victims were Dennis McCarthy, 66, of Cincinnati, and Mrs. Mary Ann Kmett, 24, of Cleveland. One hit-skip driver dragged Mrs. Kmett 85 feet before fleeing.
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Ohio
Dennis McCarthy
Cincinnati
Mary Ann Kmett
Cleveland
Kmett
Ayres Analyzes Present Recovery In Business
Cleveland economist Col Leonard P Ayres says business activity is exceptionally vigorous at home and abroad. He credits artificial stimulants and natural recovery forces. Recovery would proceed without stimulants, but less dramatically, with a sturdier foundation.
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Cleveland
Leonard P. Ayres
Cleveland Trust Company
Twenty Eight Die in Passay Fireworks Blast
An explosion at a Chinese fireworks plant in Passay suburb of Manila on March 15 killed twenty eight people. Officials quoted said several workers were missing and feared dead.
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Manila
Passay
Norris Proposes Court Reform Plans in Senate
Washington March 15 President Roosevelt on a judiciary reform with Green set to testify before the Senate Judiciary Committee. Norris unveiled drafts for a bill and constitutional amendment to curb court power, proposing a two thirds vote to overturn laws and a nine year cap on federal judges terms. Supporters and opponents debate enlargement of the Supreme Court with retirement dynamics under study.
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George W. Norris
Nebraska
Senate
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Judiciary Committee
Washington
William Green
Senate Judiciary Committee
Ashhurst
D-Ariz
Justin Miller
Federal Bar Association
Duke
University of Southern California
Associated Press
Norris
Ind-Neb
van Nuys
D-Ind
Cleveland woman named new charity chief by governor
Miss T. Gertrude Fortune of Cleveland was appointed by Gov. Martin L. Davey today as superintendent of the Division of Charities, succeeding Mrs. Luetta P. Magruder of Oberlin who was dismissed Friday. Magruder had twice ignored resignations as governor requested. the governor said she resigned while announcing Fortune’s appointment.
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Columbus, O
T. Gertrude Fortune
Cleveland
Martin L. Davey
Division of Charities
Luetta P. Magruder
Oberlin
Miss Fortune
Division of Aid For the
Magruder
Margaret Allman
Roosevelt files income tax return at Pine Mountain
President Roosevelt, choosing to self-file for the year, labored over his federal income tax at his Pine Mountain vacation cottage as the deadline neared. He worked by a log fire for several hours, while the total amount due remained undisclosed.
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Warm Springs
Roosevelt
White House
Pine Mountain
Arbor Day Proclaimed For April 16 By Gov Davey
Gov Martin L. Davey proclaims April 16 Arbor and Bird Day noting floods reveal forest destruction. He urges statewide remembrance and action to protect woodlands and promote tree planting.
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Arbor Day
Columbus, O
Martin L. Davey
Wealthy Contractor Admits Affair With 45 Year Old Suspect
Canton March 15 AP Detective Captain Elmer E. Clark announced that Deuber S. Cable a Canton contractor confessed to companionship with a 45 year old divorcee held for questioning in the shotgun slaying of his socially prominent wife. He said they shared an Akron apartment and the woman, jailed today, admitted using the apartment for trysts since July 1934 but denied any knowledge of the murder. Police linked a dark coupe seen near the home to the case as prosecutors studied Akron evidence suggesting jealousy and a possible hired killer.
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Canton, O
Elmer E. Clark
Deuber S. Cable
Canton
Cable
Clark
Akron
Marietta to Meet Rossford and Other Class B Finals
Marietta will face Rossford at 1 P M Thursday after drawings in Columbus. Middleport meets Union City at 3 P M and Lucasville, the southeastern Class B winner, plays Bluffton at 9 P M Thursday.
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Marietta
Rossford
Toledo
Columbus
Middleport
Union City
Lucasville
Bluffton
Ohio Fireproofing plant to resume work this week
The Ohio Fireproofing Co plant at The Diamond near Haydenville plans to resume operations this week with officials saying work will probably start on Wednesday.
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Ohio Fireproofing Co
The
Diamond
Haydenville
Ohio airport projects aim to finish 12 sites by July 1
WPA administrator Harry L. Hopkins announced plans to complete 12 active airport development projects in Ohio by July 1. The program allocates about $5.9 million, with costs listed for Vandalia Dayton, Marion, Moline, and Union Township among others.
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Washington
Harry L. Hopkins
Works Progress Administration
Ohio
Vandalia
Dayton
Marion
Moline
Union Township
Earhart flight delayed by storms at start line
Amelia Earhart waits for favorable seas to begin her 27000 mile world flight from Oakland after a postponement that drew 10000 spectators. Captain Harry Manning navigator Fred Noonan and Paul Mantz accompany her with legs planned to Honolulu Howland Island and Darwin Australia.
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Oakland
Calif
Amelia Earhart
Miss Earhart
Harry Manning
Fred J. Noonan
Paul Mantz
Mantz
Honolulu
Noonan
Howland Island
Captain Manning
Darwin
Australia
Fourteen New Patrolmen Appointed in Findlay Ohio
Seven graduates from the state highway patrol school report to regular assignments Tuesday at district headquarters. The 14 new patrolmen were appointed by Patrol Sent. Lynn Black. Notable graduates include John W. Bettridge of Sandusky former Ohio State football star Donald D. Cook of Chillicothe Glenneth C. Frye of McArthur and Carl W. Whipple of Athens.
Warn Children Against Mystery Man In Auto
Logan public schools warned children Friday against accepting rides from strangers after an unidentified man tried to entice a six year old girl near Central School at noon. Police believe the same man also attempted to pick up another girl on Zanesville Avenue as officers patrolled near school buildings in a city county joint search. he did not reappear.
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Logan Public
Central
Zanesville Ave
Supreme Court Won't Review Eight Wagner Act Cases
The High Tribunal refused to review eight cases challenging the Wagner Relations Act, letting lower court rulings stand. It postponed eight other matters involving the Wagner, Railway Labor acts, and related issues until at least March 29, while administrators warned against hasty interpretations.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Steel Leaders Discuss New Union Question in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh on March 15 AP reports representatives of large steel firms and mill workers met at Carnegie Illinois Steel Corp offices seeking a new era of labor bargaining. The conference followed the March 2 meeting where Benjamin Fairless handed an agreement to Philip Murray, signaling a first ever push for union formation in the steel industry.
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Pittsburgh
Homestead
Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corporation
U. S. Steel
Benjamin Fair
Less
Carnegies Illinois
Philip Murray
John L. Lewis
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Dunlavey Named PUCO Chairman in Columbus
Dennis F. Dunlavey of Ashtabula was named chairman of the Public Utilities Commission by Gov. Davey. He succeeds J. Hopple whose term expired Feb. 1. Dunlavey will serve a six year term ending Feb. 1, 1943 at a salary of $6,000 annually after serving as assistant superintendent of the commerce department securities division.
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Columbus
Dennis F. Dunlavey
Ashtabula
Public Utilities Commission
Martin L. Davey
J. Hopple
Cleveland
Dunlavey
Commerce Department Securities Division
Blind strikers refuse to yield in Pittsburgh dispute
In Pittsburgh 107 sightless employees of the Pennsylvania Association for the Blind begin a two week sit down strike. Arbitrators met again as the strikers warned they would hold out with threats of bloodshed if any attempt to oust them is made.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Association For the Blind
Merrimac Survivor Arthur Colonna Dead? Last Monitor Crew Member
Arthur Colonna, cited by relatives as the last living Merrimac crew member from the Civil War era, reportedly died tonight in Newport News Virginia according to AP dispatches.
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Merrimac
Newport News
Arthur Colonna
Night
Coleman's Mother Dies In Tragic News
Mrs Rebecca Jane Coleman mother of J W Coleman school superintendent died leaving a family and community grief. The notice mentions her son and her role in local life with no further details of services or date.
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Rebecca Jane Coleman
J. W. Coleman
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