Chrysler Officials, Union See Quick Resolution
Second conference between Chrysler officials and the United Automobile Workers ended with a very satisfactory tone. All eight Detroit plants evacuated by strikers, keys handed to state troopers, payroll for work before March 8 completed, and talks scheduled to continue after Easter.
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Lansing
Mich
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Frank Murphy
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John L. Lewis
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Easter Ball Monday With Parkersburg Orchestra
Jack Watkins and his orchestra from Parkersburg West Virginia will provide music for the Cooperative Club Easter Ball at Arcade Hall Monday night. Chaperones will be Dr and Mrs V A Bimiele and Mr and Mrs Charles Eberst.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Cooperative Club
Arcade Hall
V. A. Bimiele
Charles Eberst
Court battles over Supreme Court size and retirement plan
Washington editors report Senate discussion on limiting Court enlargements to one appointment per year. Senator Burke disputes the issue, arguing that two or three judges or even one could face similar objections. Burke also redrafts a constitutional amendment to retire justices at 75 and set the Court at nine members. Hatch remains uncommitted as committee fate hangs on a few undecided votes.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Hatch
D-Nm
Supreme Court
Burke
D-Ned
Senate Judiciary Committee
Loyalists push rebel troops near Pozoblanco in fresh attack
In Spain at Andujar on March 26, government troops with bombing planes struck insurgent lines, driving Franco's Italian-reinforced legions back about five miles from Pozoblanco outskirts. Under heavy bombing and machine gun fire the insurgents retreated along the Pozoblanco Alcaracejos highway. Government commanders called the retreat disorganized as rear-guard attacks continued.
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Andujar
Spain
Francisco Franco
Pozoblanco
Pozoblanco-Alcaracejos
Freshman Class Officers Elected at Logan High
June Hickman elected president at Logan High School with Robert Fickel as vice president and Albert Blick as secretary treasurer The election aims to acquaint rural district students and is held late in the year with other class elections in fall.
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Logan High School
June Hickman
Robert Fickel
Albert Blick
Chilly Easter In Prospect For Ohioans
The Associated Press reports nippy weather for Ohioans planning Easter Sunday. Meteorologist John C. Fisher in Columbus predicts no mild temperatures with fair skies and chilly conditions. A sub freezing state wide cover is expected tonight and Saturday with teens in places and snow in northern Ohio. Thousands attended Good Friday services as state offices closed at noon for the weekend.
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Associated Press
John C. Fisher
Columbus
Fisher
Ohio
FDR faces strike crisis on return from Georgia
President Roosevelt planned talks with Congressional leaders in Washington after reaching the capital to tackle sit down strikes and the broader labor crisis. Relief funding looms as a top early legislative issue with debate over next fiscal year’s needs and potential budget cuts. The relief message is expected to reach Congress on April 10.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Georgia
Oval Office
Congress
New Strike Threat From WPA Groups Across Ohio
A WPA group official said branch meetings in Toledo would seek permission to call a general WPA walkout. The Toledo strike threat follows union recognition that sparked a streetcar and bus drivers’ dispute in Columbus. Nine men were arrested for an assault connected to the taxicab strike, and 200 former workers at the Remington Rand Norwood plant rejected Daytona’s return-to-work proposal. Arthur Preis, president of the Toledo WPA, said a walkout would occur if the owner-operated truck drivers strike remains unsettled or if more projects shut down.
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Workers Alliance
Toledo
WPA
Columbus
Remington Rand
Norwood
Daytona
Arthur Preis
WPA Workers’ Organization
Bandits Loot Village Bank At Alger
Two bandits robbed the Alger Savings Bank at Alger thirteen miles west of here shortly after noon today and escaped with about $1000.
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Alger
Here
Yaqui Easter Dance Of Death Observed In Arizona And Sonora
Yaqui Indians perform their annual Easter Dance of Death in villages across lower Arizona and northern Sonora Mexico. Tom toms drum as mourners and masked performers reenact the Cristo crucifixion amid chants and dramatic ritual symbols.
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Tuscon, Ariz
Arizona
Sonora
Mexico
Plans for burial of unidentified bus disaster victims
Nine charred bodies unidentified after a motorbus crash near Salem Illinois will be buried in Salem cemetery officials of the Transcontinental Roller Derby Association said. Mayor Omar Mackinoff owner of the mortuary said few more will be identified. Eleven victims are known. Three survivors remain in a St Louis hospital as authorities probe the wreck on the ride to Cincinnati Ohio.
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Salem
Ill
Transcontinental Roller Derby Association, Inc
Omar Mackinoff Salem
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Screen Clinches Take Warm-up Secrets of Stars
Hollywood stars reveal pre kiss rituals to set mood for screen romances. Luise Rainer rests to Viennese waltzes, Joan Crawford drinks tea while rehearsing, Robert Montgomery paces, Bette Davis and Kay Francis hide in dressing rooms, and Robert Taylor mutters in a dark corner as they prepare for romantic scenes.
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Luise Rainer
Joan Crawford
Robert Montgomery
Bette Davis
Kay Francis
Robert Taylor
Fifteen Canadian Firms Announce Pecons Price Increase
In New York on March 26 AP reports fifteen Canadian companies have definitively announced a $7.50 per ton rise in pecons for the first half of a planned period. The move signals a coordinated price adjustment affecting industry buyers and markets.
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New York
Senate Committee Urges County Taxes for Poor Relief
In Columbus Ohio March 26 AP the Senate relief committee recommends counties levy taxes for poor relief and match state grants dollar for dollar. The plan goes beyond a rejected House proposal allowing a $3 auto tax and a beer liquor wine permit levy. The committee favors a long term relief program with counties matching state funds, while a minority backs a two year plan with some grants.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate Relief Committee
House
Bernard J. McCluskey
Canadians Say Ohio Too Cold
Elyria Ohio based AP report details Canadian couple Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Carroll of British Columbia who find Ohio weather cold. They recall cedar bed in Canada when temperature was 40 degrees below zero while mushing across the continent toward Halifax. They crossed into the U S at Noyes Minnesota and plan to return north, noting dry cold feels different than Ohio.
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Canadian North Woods
Patrick J. Carroll
Halifax
N. S
United States
Noyes
Minn
Esquimo
English Channel
Coal production near old level in New York area
Soft coal output rose toward pre slump levels as miners and operators sought a new wage and hour contract. Operators expect 11,250,000 tons for the week, the most in six years, with mines operating at full blast despite the Good Friday holiday.
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New York
Greater Floods Seen For Ohio River Valley
Indianapolis March 26 AP Meteorologist W C Devereaux of Cincinnati Ohio Valley Flood Expert warned of potential greater floods in the Ohio valley beyond January's record. He said a few days’ atmospheric delay after January 24 could have produced 82 feet or more, and with 1937 rainfall combined with other heavy precipitation a stage three or four feet higher may occur in the distant future. The January flood peaked at Cincinnati at 80 feet.
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Indianapolis
W. C. Devereaux
Cincinnati
Ohio Valley
Devereaux
Cinccnnati
Ice blamed in Pittsburgh airliner crash at Allegheny County
Officials cite ice on control equipment as cause of Transcontinental and Western Airlines Silver Bird crash near Pittsburgh killing 13. Flight from Newark to Chicago ended in hillside near Mt Lebanon as crew attempted descent after sunset. Victims include Doris Hammons and several students and workers. Investigations by county coroner and inspectors opened immediately.
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TWA
Mount Lebanon
Pittsburgh
Newark
Chicago
Transcontinental and
Western Airlines
Silver Bird
Allegheny County
Douglas
A. M. Wilkins
P. Lawrence Bohner
Doris C. Hammons
Elk City
Okla
Mt. Lebanon
W. J McGregor
J. J. McLean
McLean
Farmer Injured in Unusual Farm Accident Near Good Hope
Fred Bailey a well known farmer and Good Hope two board of trustees member suffered eye injury in a bizarre farm accident last evening on his property near Good Hope. Details remain sparse as authorities investigate the incident.
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Fred Bailey
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Good Hope-two Board of Trustees
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