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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1937

Page

7

Flood ravages Crosley Field as Reds face season start

A massive Rio Valley flood covers Crosley Field at Cincinnati with water rising to 20 feet at home plate. Ground keeper Matty Schwab expects the surface to cleanly recover for the April 20 opening, while concessions on the second floor of a new storehouse suffer mud and damage.

Crosley Field Cincinnati Reds Rio Valley Grandstand Matty Schwabs Redland Field Crosley Schwab Eustalgeratis Croye

Citizens oppose law sanction for sit down strikes

A Frederick survey shows widespread belief that sit down strikes should not be legalized. Local residents including Leo Weinberg Wilbert Smith C J Firor Norman Outlaw and Jesse Renner express strong opposition citing tyranny and threat to private property in cases like the General Motors Detroit action.

Frederick Persons General Motors

Portraits Of Labor Leaders And Industrial Giants

A sweeping profile surveys John L. Lewis and his leadership in the United Mine Workers and the CIO, Alfred P. Sloan of General Motors, Homer S. Martin of the Auto Workers, and Frank Murphy in public roles. It traces Lewis from Lucas Iowa roots to national labor power. Sloan’s ascent via United Motors. Martin’s rise from church pulpit to union presidency. and Murphy’s varied public offices and legal work. The piece emphasizes personal histories, power, and the era’s labor-strife climate.

John L. Lewis United Mine Workers of America Hudson Lucas Iowa Alfred P. Sloan, Jr General Motors Alfred Pritchard Sloan, Jr General Motors Corporation Massachusetts Institute of Technology Hyatt United Motors Sloan Disikes Fuss Homer Martin Auto Workers United Auto Workers of America Homer S. Martin Murion Leeds Fisher Body Kansas City Auto Union A. F. of L Francis Dillon

United Auto Workers Strike Aims At National Bargaining and 40 Hour Week

UAW demands include a national conference with General Motors on collective bargaining an hour week and an American standard minimum wage. GM says it will recognize no union as sole bargaining agent maintain 40 hour week pay high wages but will not negotiate while plant owners hold sites.

United Asio Workers G. M.C General Motors

One Cent Damages: Jury’s Verdict in Land Trespass Case

After two and a half hours of deliberation a Circuit Court jury awarded one cent to Charles W Beard and his wife Cleo patra Beard in a $1,000 trespass suit against Acl M Renner over fence removal near Ladiesburg. Testimony covered fence lines, property division and disputed land boundaries with ten witnesses on both sides. The verdict was reached at 5:40 p.m. with Judge Hammond Urner and Associate Judge Arthur D. Wile presiding.

Charles W. Beard Cleopatra Beard Acl M. Renner Ladiesburg Mary Smith William Astaudd Weasinany Tees Weave Grove Charley W. Beard Jana Thomas Fogle Renner Fogle Mey Earl Crebbs Beard Ern Heard Hanover Lealler, Coblentz Nelan

Decatur and Barbary War Heroic exploits noted in ship fire feud

Ripolitarian piracy halted American and foreign vessels in the early 19th century. Lieutenant Stephen Decatur led daring actions against Tripoli and Algiers, burning ships and securing peace. Born 1779, he rose to Commodore, praised by Madison, famed for the toast My country may she always be right. He died at 41 after a duel with Commodore Barron. His portrait appears on the new two-cent navy stamp alongside Vanauugh.

Cater Stephen Decatur Tripoli Decatur Algiers Madison Commodore Barron Pears Thomas Mace Vanaugh

Case notes indicate December term closed and February term starts soon

The judge told the jury no other trials were set for December and that February term begins a week from Monday. He thanked the jurors for their attentive service and noted the court’s ongoing schedule. A separate dispatch discusses Nazi statements about wives and family duty and mentions Louisiana’s introduction of a tiny diagrammed insect used against the sugar cane borer.

Suge Willard

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