Parley continued as GM strike talks progress in Detroit
Detroit authorities report the ongoing peace conference over the General Motors strike began at 7 30 p m with Prank Murphy and Labor Commissioner James S Dewey among the conferees. telephonic links were used for discussions with Washington as William Green of the American Federation of Labor endorsed the strike while urging unions not be excluded from the auto industry by any settlement.
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Detroit
Mich
General Motors
Murphy
James S. Dewey
Feb
General Mo- Corporation
Wrlon
Wavernor Ep Corporation
United Automobile Workers
Knudsen
General Motors Confert
Conten
Ronsadsen
John L. Lewis
Burley-Browed
Washington, D.C
Lewis
Gov. Murphy
Sef
Roosevelt
United Automobile Workers of America
Mississippi Flood Crest Passes Memphis
The Mississippi flood crest moved past Memphis as high winds battered riverfront areas. Levee concerns persisted with sandbags and seepage under control after field forces acted. a levee slide near Hickman Kentucky was repaired quickly. A Tiptonville earth movement left the levee weakened. A barge sinking caused 24 levee worker deaths amid a coroner verdict of contributory negligence. Louisville began cleanup as flood death toll reached 285.
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Army
Hickman
Tiptonville
Madrid
Drar Ming
Suspension Of Relief Payments Averted In Senate Action
An overtime session averted a threatened suspension of relief payments tied to an $850 million deficiency appropriation. The White House backed a compromise agreement on funding and avoided cutting regular department salaries tied to personnel tied to committee actions.
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White House
Ridee
Nyretig Committees
Maryland House Scenes Ferry Audit Bid and Pension Proposals
A Maryland House session features a joint resolution asking the State Board of Public Works to fund an audit of the Claiborne Annapolis Ferry Company. Other items include a bill banning wide motor vehicles on state highways, a pay limit lift for orphans court appraisers, and pension changes proposed in the Senate by Senator John G. Callan.
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Annapolis
State Board of Public Works
Chesapeak Tag Authority
Claiborne
Annapol Ferry Company
House of Delegates
Charles & Houck
Frederick
Montgomery County
Mont- Horereau
Register of Wills
John G. Callan
Baltimore
Callan
Cer County
Cirrcuit Court
Arthur G. Culler
Steven
Garrett
Germania
W.va
Stile
Maryland
St. Mary's County Dale
House Journal
Cutter
Garrett County
West Virginia
Defense Attorneys Probe Trader Past in Murder Case
Defense lawyers began delving into Clarence J. Trader's past to bolster Jeannette Trader's claim of innocence in the murder of her estranged husband John L. Sanford Jr. They seek exhumation permission as they review the one time preacher and owner of Stockton Light and Power. The widow appeared untarnished though her funds were minimal. she is due one third of the estate, with further sums noted. Sanford had not revealed his investigative path.
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Showel
Clarence J. Trader
Jeannette Trader
John L. Sanford, Jr
Stockton Light and Power Company
NaManey
Anothhey
Sanford
Johnson Borah Plan to Save Court Division
In Washington February, Sen. Johnson California and Sen. Borah Idaho, longtime allies, voiced opposition to President Roosevelt's World Court proposal. They teamed previously to block League of Nations and now contrast the administration's court reform plan. Capitol discussion focused on liberal judicial interpretation and new legislation shaping constitutional review for future weeks.
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Washington
Senate
Woodrow Wilson
Honevelt
Sen
Johnson
Calhifornia
Roosevelt
Borah
Republican
Idaho
United States
League of Nations
World Court
Congress
Wallace
Neo
Final Action To Be Taken In County Auto Crash Probe
Investigation into the January 17 wreck near the city aims to determine criminal negligence. Justice Walter E. Sinn as acting coroner will hear concluding testimony at Peoples court at 10:30 a.m. Witness Meredith L. Bare and Mrs Gosnell’s son and daughter are summoned. Bare was driving the car and injured but died in hospital discharge.
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Walter E. Sinn
Lucy Vo Gosnell
Sinn
Meredith L. Bare
Gasnell
Frederick City Hospital
Gosnell
President hints new industrial labor legislation plan
Representative Ellenbogen reports Roosevelt outlined a clear idea of a federal industrial labor bill after a White House meeting. The plan would use interstate commerce powers or general welfare tax powers or state-federal cooperation to regulate labor amid surplus farm products and prior failed measures.
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Congress
White House
Eilenbogen
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Ellenbogen
Wreck Testimony Details Involving Bare Car Collision
The coroner heard the testimony of Charles Koozer, Altoona driver of the truck involved in the crash with Mrs. Bare’s pleasure car. He claimed speed was moderate and on his side of the road when the collision occurred. Scene evidence supported his account as the wreck left the wheels straddling the center yellow line. The other driver’s condition and unknown specifics left many details unclear.
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Charles Koozer
Altoona
Bare
Koozer
Gosnell
Aiare
Bar Associations Oppose Roosevelt Supreme Court Plan
Allegany County Bar Association adopts a resolution against Roosevelt's proposal to retire aged federal judges and add six Supreme Court justices by a near unanimous vote 42 to 1. Talbot County Bar Association also opposes the plan, while Baltimore Bar Association weighs executive committee meeting to discuss the proposal.
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Cumberland
Allegany County Bar Association
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Easton
Talbot County Bar Association
Hoosewelt
Baltimore
W. C. Smith
Baltimore Bar Association
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