Hope for Settlement Emerges in Chrysler Strike Talks
Lansing conferees enter their seventh day of negotiations amid amiable mood with sources saying an agreement is in sight. The talks involve Chrysler officials, UAW leaders, and Gov. Murphy as 60,000 workers and many related earners face continued idle plants amid the long dispute.
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Youth confesses slaying Buffalo girl on Feb fifth
Buffalo police announced 18 year old Thomas Smith admitted killing 14 year old Mary Ellen Babcock. The body was found in a South Buffalo field with a knife wound after she left home February 5. District Attorney Walter Newcomb said the youth gave a complete statement but no charges were filed yet.
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Mary Eien Babcock
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Dual Republicans push hard line on neutrality policy
Sen. Nye and Rep. Fish introduced identical resolutions proposing a permanent neutrality law banning arms shipments to peace-time and war-time belligerents with limited exceptions for American continent nations at war against non American states. The plan would let the president enforce provisions and seize contraband. The move follows the Briand Kellogg pact and aims to end munitions sales before war starts, arguing it prevents becoming a world slaughterhouse.
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North Dakota
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Alleged Japanese Spies Caught After Knife Fight
Los Angeles police disclosed that after arresting two Japanese men following a knife fight they broke into a locked Alameda Street rooming house chamber and found a radio set maps of Hawaiian fortifications and plans of the Los Angeles water system. One suspect T Onishi was wounded and unable to talk beyond his name. the other identified as Buichin Abo. Investigators said Abo may be connected with a foreign spy organization involved in gathering and disposing of military information. Federal officers were notified.
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Head of Grange to Broadcast Tonight on Court Program
Lews Taber, master of the National Grange, will speak tonight over Mutual Broadcasting from WOR Newark from 6:45 to 7 o clock CST against Roosevelt administration plans to reorganize the federal judiciary.
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Washington wage ruling prompts liberal constitutional view
Senate hearings resume on the Roosevelt administration bill as Prof Erwin Griswold argues for constitutional amendment to correct Supreme Court limits. He warns that breaking court independence could open the way to dictatorship while liberal readings of the constitution are rejected by opponents. Senator Burke of Nebraska leads the opposition, highlighting contrasts with the farm mortgage moratorium and railroad labor act approvals.
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Virginia
Identifies Newbern as Robber of Bank in 1931
Hudson Wisconsin retrial testimony identified Robert Newbern as the man who pointed a pistol during the Kraft State Bank of Menomonie robbery in 1931. R A Rommemeyer, assistant cashier then, testified after a jury of five women and seven men was selected. The Kraft bank faced about 7000 dollars cash and 100000 dollars in bonds.
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State Supreme Court
George Thompson
St. Croix County
Dunn County
United Front Moves in Socialist Party Sees Labor Front Pact
The Socialist Party national executive backs a united front to turn war into social revolution urging labor to support the Soviet Union by refusing capitalist war efforts. The plan, not a merger with the Communist party, envisions joint action on specific tasks such as May Day demonstrations and cooperation with working class groups.
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Hatton Lumber Company founder William Hatton dies in New London
William H. Hatton wealthy lumberman banker and former state senator from Waupaca and Portage counties died at 1 30 pm at New London Community hospital after a brief illness. Born 1854 in New York, he moved to Wisconsin as a child and built a prominent lumber empire including Hatton Lumber Company and holdings in the south and west.
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Rebel Forces Mutiny Quelled Ringleaders Shot Across Gibraltar
Rebels on the Gibraltar side of the base hoisted the Spanish republic flag as a mutiny was quickly quelled. Authorities report arrests and several executions of ring leaders while tensions between Italian, German, and Spanish units surface in Burgos and Salamanca. Britain warns Franco and says it will defend its ships and flag in Spanish waters.
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Will Prepare New Laws on Wages as Approved by Court
Advocates push minimum wage laws for women following a Washington Supreme Court ruling. Officials note District of Columbia funds and reenactment needs. lawmakers in Utah New Jersey and New York signal new bills. Several states including Colorado Texas Minnesota and others eye similar statutes. Nevada enacts an $18 wage for women. Ohio wage law appeal may end hearings. Roosevelt’s reaction cited.
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Assembly Kills Civil Service Bill In Wisconsin Legislature
The Wisconsin Assembly followed Governor La Follette’s advice and killed a civil service bill used to exempt certain division employes from examinations. Key players included Assemblyman Mark Catlin and Vernon Thomson, with Elmerie credited for the final draft. A later Senate attack on the Madison Capital Times editor marked a lively session moment.
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Vinson stream pollution bill favored reported
Washington U S House rivers and harbors committee favored the Vinson stream pollution bill saying federal funds would back health studies and control efforts. The bill calls for 760000 dollars a year for public health studies, 300000 for administrative costs, and an estimated 40 million dollars annually for pollution control.
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New Deal Court Decisions Keep Roosevelts Score 9-9
A table of Supreme Court outcomes shows nine favorable and nine unfavorable rulings affecting major New Deal acts. Key wins include the Gold Clause Act, TVA, and Revised Frazier Lemke. Notable losses involve NEA hotel control, Railroad Pensions, and AAA.
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Carter Glass denounces court packing in radio address
Virginia Democrat Senator Carter Glass denounces the presidency hourt bill as abominable and morally senseless urging constitutional amendment to change judicial rulings. Harvard’s Erwin Griswold backs opposition testimony before the Senate judiciary committee warning the plan would open the way for a would be dictator and threaten representative democracy.
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Harvard Law School
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Father Killed by Son in La Thams Area
An aged man, Edward H. Ireland, 75, was killed in La Thams near Albany when two men, alleged to be the couple's son and his wife, shot him as well as his wife. Troopers C. J. Kulior and Fitzpatrick were wounded. The assailants were reportedly shot by the couple's son and wounded. Troopers were dispatched from the Troy barracks to pursue the suspects.
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Weather summary of unsettled patterns and cold notes
Wisconsin observes mostly cloudy unsettled conditions with possible snow in the extreme north and cooler temperatures in the north central portion. Data from Northwestern Observations reports yesterday's highs in Miami and Phoenix and a 46 degree maximum with 20 degree minimum reading, no precipitation, southwest wind, barometer 29.90.
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