End to Auto Arc Row Seen in Washington Crisis
Washington reports strong signs of a quick solution to auto strike tensions as Hugh S. Johnson consults with General Motors executive VP William S. Knudsen. Senator Wagner's labor bill would curb company unions and empower the labor board amid warnings of unrest if recovery provisions are evaded. Joe Biden?
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Weather Review and Local Forecast Friday Afternoon
The report details rainfall totals since January 7 at 6.89 inches and a January 1 cumulative excess of 80 inches. It lists moonrise times and a range of between 60s and 70s temperatures across multiple Texas stations with varying cloud cover and winds. A travel forecast segment covers Abilene to New Orleans with general cloudiness and moderate winds.
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Detroit strikes threaten to halt production amid union tensions
Unions and company officials clash as Koudsen accuses the employer of lying to the NRA and refusing AF recognition. William Green criticizes company unions while warning that the greatest strike in Detroit grows, with Isbor board consulting Johnson after suspending their own plan. Washington cites uncertainty over how far the strikes will spread, but fear mounts they may begin next week, impacting the industry’s output since 1929.
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Famed Airplane Riding Antelope Dies in Texas
Penny Ante, a famed air travel antelope raised by American Airways pilot Charles Pedley, died at his Irving farm home after a 350 tile flight and liver trouble. The Texas game commission has been notified of the death.
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Two Hurdles Ahead for Bankhead Production Bill
Washington March 36. Two major obstacles, both viewed by Democratic leaders as surmountable, stood in the way of quick House action on the Bankhead production control bill. Majority leaders hoped to send the measure to the Senate before adjourning for the day. More time has been consumed than anticipated in disposing of the measure. A six-pump service station for sale, 450 dollars will handle. See Classification 4% Light Classified Ads.
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Secretary Named To San Antonio Regional Labor Board
Oveer M. Powell chairman of the San Antonio Regional Labor board named Roger M. Busfield as secretary. The board will open offices in the Alamo National building and begin functioning within one to two weeks. The board handles labor disputes between employers and employees in Texas. The group includes six members from San Antonio and two from Dallas Port Worth Austin and Houston.
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Gas tax hike hits Austrian gasoline prices
Vienna March 16 reports the auto industry faces further fuel cost increases as Austria's gasoline tax rises by 1 cent, pushing prices up. The 12 cent tax boosts retail costs dramatically, with current tax revenue exceeding total profits from production and sale, prompting protests from oil companies.
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Dams on Jesse Hall to remain after protest action
University of Missouri administration will not replace the existing dams at Jesse Hall and the administration building after student and alumni protests. The decision follows demonstrations demanding preservation of campus structures.
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Urge Recall of Bingham In White House Controversy
Louisville March 18 The furor over a political psalm reached the White House as Kentucky lawmakers moved to recall Robert W. Bingham publisher of the Courier Journal and ambassador to London. The body voted 44 to 39 to urge President Roosevelt to remove him if the writer’s name remains secret, amid a hostile clash over editor Vance Armentrout.
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Oregon Sees Mild January in Portland Since 1871
Portland records January 1934 as the mildest since 1871 with a daily average near 47 degrees, surpassing the 45.8 degree 1871 benchmark. Weather observers note the month’s warmth stands out in the city’s climate record.
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