Educator Says Court Forgetting Its Supreme Duty
Princeton professor Edward S. Corwin told the Senate judiciary committee that a majority of Supreme Court members have forgotten their supreme obligation to interpret the Constitution as a living document. Justice McReynolds, speaking at a fraternity banquet, urged good sportsmanship in accepting fair tribunal decisions and criticized lawyers who complain after losing.
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Washington
Edward S. Corwin
Princeton University
Supreme Court
Supreme Obligation
Senate Judiciary Committee
Roosevelt
Justice McReynolds
McReynolds
Corwin
Death claims Mrs Hutchins at Walnut Street home
Mrs Ruth Hutchins died at noon today at her home on No Walnut Street. She was survived by her husband Joe Hutchins and one sister Mrs Nellie Thoeming of New Castle Wyoming. Her mother Mrs Ruth Robinson, a Gold Star Mother, died years ago. Funeral arrangements pending with Leonard Funeral Service in charge.
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Ruth Hutchins
Joe Hutchins
No. Walnut St
Nellie Thoeming
New Castle
Wyo
Ruth Robinson
Leonard Funeral Service
Purvis and Jarratt to wed after party in Hollywood
Dan Cupid marked notches for film actress Janice Jarratt and Melvin Purvis, former DOJ agent, at a Hollywood party marking their engagement. Purvis, now a San Francisco lawyer, and the widely photographed model were the center of a social occasion last night.
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Hollywood
Calif
Dan Cupid
Janice Jarratt
Melvin Purvis
Department of Justice
Purvis
San Francisco
Easter Flowers Burn at Darek Florist in Lorain
Easter flowers valued at 10,000 dollars burned in a blaze at Darek Florist Inc. in Lorain. Firemen fought the flames for four hours and estimated an additional 15,000 dollars in losses to greenhouses a heating plant and a dwelling occupied by Carl Stutt.
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Lorain
Darek Florist’s Inc
Carl Stutt
First flood disaster loan granted in Ironton
Angela Schweickart received the first flood disaster loan for Ironton Ohio after the January high water damaged her home. The AP report notes the provisional loan signaled aid start for area homeowners.
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Ironton
Angela Schweickart
Bands Play Shamrocks Gladden Gaelic Ohioans Parade
The Associated Press reports Gaelic Ohioans celebrated St Patrick with parades masses and feasts nationwide. Ireland’s shamrock decorated dress as Bishop Joseph Schrembs at Cleveland suspended Lenten fast and abstinence for the day.
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Associated Press
Shamrock
Ireland
St. Patrick
Erin
Emerald Isle
Joseph Schrembs
Cleveland
Former Logan Resident Dies
The body of Mrs. Oscar Sanner, 38, died at her Newark home last night and will be returned to Logan Friday after brief services in Newark. Survived by husband, son Elmer, daughter Esther May, father Elmer Harden of Logan, brother Clyde of Logan, and sister Mrs. Maude Hawk of Akron. Services set for 10 a m Saturday at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Guess, North Street. Burial at Ewing by Woodard Funeral Service.
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Oscar Sanner
Newark
Logan
Sanner
Elmer
Esther May
Elmer Harden
Clyde
Maude Hawk
Akron
Chas. Guess
North St
Ewing
Woodgard
Shamrocks charm Dionne sisters at nursery table
In Toronto on March 17 the Dionne quintuplets were drawn to a table in their nursery by a pot of real County Down shamrocks. The five girls received five religious medals of St Patrick on green ribbons along with the display.
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Toronto
County Down
Ten Thousand Irish Parade in Cleveland Largest in State
About ten thousand people of Irish extraction gathered in Cleveland for the state’s largest parade with one hundred floats and eighteen bands. Columbus Sons of Erin attended Mass at St Patrick’s Church before the downtown procession.
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Cleveland
Columbus Sons of Erin
St. Patrick’s Church
Fifth Avenue
New York City
St. Patricks'’s
Cardinal Hayes
President and Mrs Roosevelt mark 32nd wedding anniversary
The Roosevelts are 1000 miles apart on their 32nd anniversary with a telegraphic greeting. The President relaxing at Warm Springs, Ga, while Mrs Roosevelt tours Oklahoma giving lectures. The couple recalled the St Patrick's Day wedding in New York when Teddy gave Anna Eleanor away.
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Warm Springs
Dayton ex-convict sought for attempted robbery and shooting
Elliott Gabler, 48, identified by Sgt. Herschel Haines as a Dayton, Ohio, ex convict, was sought on warrants charging attempted robbery and shooting to kill in connection with the wounding of three men at Stone's Grill early Monday in Hamilton Ohio.
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Hamilton, O
Elliott Gabler
Herschel Haines
Dayton, O
Stone's Grill
No Extension for 1936 Tags in Hocking County
The deputy registrar of motor vehicles announces no extension for 1936 auto tags after April 1, 1937. With 1937 tag sales lagging countywide, officers fear a last minute rush. Owners are urged to buy licenses promptly to meet the deadline.
Riots in Paris Threaten Blum Government
Five killed and about 300 injured as night of riots in Clichy pits communists, mobile guards, and rightists against authorities. A one hour strike spanned the Paris Expo grounds, Hotchkiss plant, and clothing stores in protest over arrests and deaths.
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Paris
France
Popular Front
Clichy
Hotchkiss Motor Plant
Leon Blum
Mysterious Canton Slaying Probe Continues
In Canton Ohio investigators question Theresa Ludwig amid baffling shotgun death of Mrs. Rose Belter Cable. A Central Press photo reprint in the Logan Daily News misidentified the subject. the image was actually Mrs. Anna Gerber, a close friend of Mrs. Cable.
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Canton, O
Rose Belter Cable
Theresa Ludwig
Central Press
Logan Daily News
Rose Cable
Canton
Anna Gerber
Mystery Deepens Over Miss Ludwig Case In Ohio Trip
Prosecutor A C L Barthelmeh and Police Capt Elmer E Clark announced Miss Ludwig would be taken to the dingy police station as detectives pursue fresh leads. Barthelmeh said no evidence implicates the twice divorced friend of Dueber S Cable, a prominent contractor, who accompanied Clark on unannounced errands. Canton detectives also made a 65 mile trip to Cleveland and declined to discuss it, while Clark said Ludwig named several northeastern Ohio men who used the Akron apartment as a party hangout once maintained by her late husband.
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A. C. L. Barthelmeh
Elmer E. Clark
Clark
Miss Ludwig
Ohio
Akron
Ohio advances permanent aid plan to replace stopgap relief
In Columbus the legislature moves to enact a permanent indigent care program with county tax authority and dollar-for-dollar state matching. A $2,000,000 appropriation funds relief until April 15, exhausting sales tax money. A separate bill would require free text books in all schools with safeguards against sectarian content.
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Columbus
Ohio
Martin L. Davey
Senate
House
Davey
Senate Education Committee
Highway workers press wage raise in Bowling Green
A petition from 35 state highway employees asking Governor Martin L. Davey for a general wage increase won endorsement from the Wood County Democratic executive committee. The workers seek $25 for a 30 hour week for laborers, $30 for truck drivers and bookkeepers, and $35 for mechanics, plus time and a half for overtime. The current scale is $15 for 30 hours.
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Bowling Green
Martin L. Davey
Wood County Democratic Executive Committee
Johnson matriarch welcomes 21st child after reunion
In Jamestown New York Mrs Bertha Johnson 42 and mother of 18 living children greeted her newborn 21st today after a reunion attended by all but one of the brood last night. She wed at seventeen.
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Jameston
N. Y
Bertha Johnson
Large Detroit Hotels End Labor Dispute With Arbitration Plan
Doormen in gold-braided uniforms replaced blue-coated police at four Detroit hotels as workers returned to normal operations after a brief shutdown. An agreement was signed last night arranging for submission of all differences to a three-man arbitration commission by tomorrow night.
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Detroit
Railroads and unions finalize retirement plan on wage hike push
Railroad leaders and unions reach a retirement agreement as they ready a push for a $360 million wage increase. Non-operating staff seek 20 percent raises with boosted piecework pay and guaranteed hours. The brotherhoods aim for 20 percent raises, with national conferences planned for March 30, effective April 16. The retirement plan lowers initial tax rates and adds pensions for voluntary 65 or 30-year veterans, with a staged tax schedule through 1948.
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Washington
Chicago
Brotherhoods
Sleeping Widow Grows Weaker
The sleeping widow Helen Wills Love at the county jail has lost ten pounds since starting a partial mental suicide six nights ago. Dr Benjamin Blank reported her pulse weaker and bodily functions paralyzed after her conviction for slaying Harry Love, whom she claimed as husband.
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Los Angeles
Helen Wills Love
Benjamin Blank
Harry Love
Eagles Endorse Bills to Bar Politics in Ohio Pension Plan
The Ohio State Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles urged legislation to remove politics and central bureaucracy from the aged aid system. Two bills would abolish county boards, establish five local advisory citizens with no real power, and create a statewide five member council to oversee the pension law. Akron’s Henry J. Berrodin currently directs $33 million yearly to 100,000 recipients. The group argues the changes would keep aid out of politics and reduce bureaucratic control.
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Springfield
Ohio State Aerie
Order of Eagles
Social Security Committee
Fraternal
Columbus
Ry J. Berrodin
Akron
William Wetherald
Zanesville
John A. Abel
Marion
C. W. Rich
Charles Sacks
Mediation urged as 20,000 rally at Chrysler plants
Detroit March 17 Gov Frank Murphy seeks mediation to ease Chrysler sit down strikes as about 20,000 union sympathizers surround plants. Two UAW leaders refuse to join talks. injunction threatened $10,000,000 penalties. Homer Martin says committee won t fix job insecurity and wages. Sheriff to enforce injunction if violated.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Frank Murphy
Chrysler Automobile
United Automobile Workers of America
Murphy
NRA
Chrysler
Jefferson Avenue
Dodge Division
Homer Martin
United Automobile Workers
Walter P. Chrysler
Corporation Board
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Michigan
Thomas C. Wilcox
Dodge
Wilcox
Iron workers quit at Cleveland mill strike ends
About 175 Cleveland iron workers walked out ending a strike at a Republic Steel trip mill project. Settlement terms were under compromise with wage increase demands and first negotiations hoped. In Toledo cab drivers also walked out amid Ohio labor disputes. At Akron police clashed with WPA strikers at a high school project injuring four and detaining seven.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Toledo
Ohio
Akron
WPA
Oscar Wunderly
Republican
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