Auto Strikers Reject Move Peace At Toledo Plant
Federal mediators renew talks after workers reject a peace proposal at the Chrysler Motor plant in Toledo. About 33,000 auto workers idle as 1,251 vote to 605 reject the offer and continue the strike. The plant employs around 220 workers. U.S. Labor official Dr. McGrady seeks GM talks. A group supporting return-to-work claims a majority favors ending the strike, while leaders urge higher wages and broader contract terms.
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Toledo
Ohio
Chrorolet Motor Company
Fes‘Toe
MrGrady
Toy
Perkins
General Motors
Uta
Silk
Ta Igdo Plint
Erday
Fred Seiver
Independent Workers’ Society
Francis
Dillon
American Federation of Labor
Gallery
Automobile
Doesn
Strike on Pacific Coast Seen Threatens Coastal Unity
Threats of a coastwide maritime strike hung over the Pacific coast. Union officials in Seattle and San Francisco urged a referendum on whether to walk out in support of 12,000 striking oil tanker men. Harry Lundberg, president of the federation, said the federation will call its executive committee soon to consider the tanker problem.
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Ban Francisco
Pacific Coast
Maritime Federation ‘of
Ue Pacific
Seattle
San Francisco
Harry Lundberg
Refrederation
Strikers Win Fight Against Opponents in Belleville
In Belleville U, union leaders called off the protest holiday after a conference with the United Power and Light Company. Armed guards were employed, and 48 non union workers who had replaced strikers were dismissed following the dispute at the plant.
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Belleville
Eday
Uthwwis Power and Light Company
Strikers urged to get on relief roll in May 9 notice
PICHSR Ula May 9 H Striking workers were urged by the district secretary of the Tr Biate Mine Mill and Smelter Workers union to join relief until settlement. GO. A. Million noted little chance of an early settlement. A suburban farm of 31 acres with six room house is for sale or trade. See Classification 23 Light Classified ade.
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Pichsr
Ula
Tr Biate
Pet
Lief
Toom Rouse
Muscourt Mill Strike Begun In Tri-State Area
A general strike of mine mill and smelter workers in the tri state Gatelet was called by Tri-State Mine Mill and Smelter Workers union officials and took effect at midnight. Two large mines closed, few mills operate on night shifts, Rialto Mining Co unit in Picher field shut down, Eagle Picher Central mill sent workers home, Galena Cementem closed with no disorder reported.
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Joplin
Tri-State
Tri-State Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers’ Union
Rialto Mining Company
Picher
Eagle- Picher
Mingys
Galena
Kan
Emelier
Eagle-Picher Company
Work Relief Mill Ready to Operate in Washington
Officials from state and municipal offices prepared to begin work relief projects via the federal mill. Formal application blanks were to be available by nightfall at the National Emergency Council offices and later from Congress members and state directors. Reports said the form issuance would unlock a $40,000,000,000 stream of applications.
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Washington, D.C
National Emergency Council
Congress
Plane tips over at Buffalo airport injures few
Four passengers two pilots and a stewardess were bruised and shaken but unhurt when an American Airways Douglas liner toppled on landing at Buffalo airport. The craft was en route from New York to Chicago.
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Buffalo
American Airways
New York
Chicago
Germany's New Line Up at Table
Berlin May 14. The seating order at official meals reflects rank with Adolf Hitler first General Hermann Gahrtg second Minister August Blomberg third Rudolf Hess fourth Foreign Minister Konstantin Neurath fifth among ministers and party officials by length of service. Goehbel remains mid table while Emmy Fennemanny may sit at Hitler's right if the dean's wife is absent. When a foreign statesman attends Neurath shifts to position No. 8.
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Germany
Berlin
INS
Hhustrating
Adolf Hitler
Hermann Gartitg
August Blomberg
Rudolph Hess
Hitler
Forelgn
Constantine Neurath
Dr. Goehbels
Fran Goeringer
Emmy Fennemanny
Neurath
Jlace
Jap Wives Consume Hour for Dressing
American husbands who have waited while their wives dress can be thankful they do not live in Japan. Miss Marion Gardrey told members of Warren's Republican club that primping and powdering take the hour. Japanese ladies consume it, leaving the poor Japanese male to wait.
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BOSON
May
Japan
Marion Gardrey
Worren
Republican
Cub
Missouri Huntsman Bags Lions Ocelot in Northwest Wilds
Denver M. Wright, famed big game hunter, reportedly bagged mountain lions, wild hogs, a 7 foot ocelot, and deer during a foray into Northwest Mexico. The report notes Wright’s recent foray sparked nationwide comment, and urges readers to check light want ads for quick results.
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Brentwoon
Denver M. Wright
Miseuri
Mexico
Wright
Borah comments on social security bill amid court pension ruling
Senator Borah of Idaho criticized the Supreme Court derision wiping the railroad pension law from the books and said it would not block action on the administration social security program. He spoke as the state finance committee began executive consideration to report the proposal to the Senate by week’s end.
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Washington, D. C
Borah
Republican
Idaho
Supreme Court
Administration
State
Finnca Committee
Senate
Condor Egg Valued at 700 Dollars for National Zoo
A rare condor egg valued at 700 dollars is housed at the National Zoological Park in Washington D C The egg representing the annual spring display of the condor pack is prized for its rarity since the American condor is nearly extinct and the zoo owns the sole captive specimen The egg was moved quickly to an incubator for preservation.
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Washington, D. C
National Zoological Park
National Zoo
Man Spends $2, Goes 90 Miles for Cents!
A Fitchburg man, warned his bank note would be turned over to the U S treasury, traveled 90 miles at a cost of 32 cents to claim a balance of 2 cents. In Fort Worth a pet squirrel escaped its cage, attacked a cat, and bit Mrs. B A Morris. police later shot the animal.
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Webster
Mas
United States Treasury
Fitchburg
Smaestinn
B. A. Morris
General Strike Ties Up Zinc Mines in Tri-State Area
A general strike affecting about 1000 workers began in the tri-state lead and zinc field, marking the first time in six years such action occurred. Picket lines surrounded virtually all mines and plants across Missouri, Kansas, and Oklahoma.
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Joplin
Tri-State
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Bladder Lax His Adverts Promote Bumeta Tablets
An advertisement touts Bladder Lax to flush impurities and restore sleep, claiming Bumeta tablets with juniper oil aid bladder irritation. It promises a refund if unsatisfied and urges visits to Sammper Drug Stores for relief and peppier days.
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Arutelst
Sammper Drug
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U. S
Hout Dor
Stai
Cory
Ewe
Hays
U. S. Department of Agriculture
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Ryo
Ade
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