Hope Seen in Borren Glimmering Peace Talks
Tampa, November 22. The American Federation of Labor executive council refused further concessions to John K Lewis and his followers amid a CIO split. The federation says the fifty sixth annual convention demands have been met and will push peace talks with the CIO while warnings of raids and reprisals loom. A peace committee, led by George M Harrison, will pursue talks as factions threaten actions and suspensions remain in effect.Governor Snolt z is asked to investigate turpentine industry conditions in the state.
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Committee For Industrial Organization
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Florida
Executive Council
Rom Tapa
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Rebel Unions Seek Peace Terms With CIO Alliance
Washington dispatch reports rebel unions within the Committee for Industrial Organization propose peace talks with the AFL era CIO on specific terms. Key demands include lifting suspensions, retracting Tampa convention boycott, fair representation on the CIO executive council, and a plan for broader union unity amid ongoing labor unrest and potential new CIO publications.
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Ralvgegat Sarslee
Washington
Rebel” Committee’ For Industrial Organization
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Tabor
Universal Service
Industri Union
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College Loses in 9 Contract Suit CHICAGO
John Bernard Fuller, 50, won a $2000 verdict in Circuit court in a breach of contract action against DePauw University. Evidence showed Fuller, a former DePauw faculty member, was dismissed after it was learned he was a priest who had renounced his priesthood.
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Chicago
John Bernard Fuller
Circuit Court
Depa University
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DePauw
Puller
Amherst, College
University of Chicago
Grace Moore Chooses Film Over Opera Contract
Grace Moore, famed for her golden voice, opted to continue filming for MGM over appearing with the Chicago Civic Opera in Lucia di Lammermoor. Illness pushed her two weeks behind on her latest picture, delaying opera plans until contracts are fulfilled. Lily Pons was tapped to sing on December 11 due to scheduling conflicts. Chicago Opera seeks recompense for losses from MGM as production advances. Foster Hall adds to Souls at Sea cast with Gary Cooper studio project heading to Catalina shoot.
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Opera Company
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Jason F. Whitney
The
Opera
Lily Pons
Chicago
Foster Hall
Gary Cowper
Catalina
Five Black Legion cultists found guilty of murder in Coleman slaying
Detroit reports five Black Legionnaires were found guilty of first degree murder for killing Silas Coleman, a World War II veteran, during a cult party near Pinckney in May 1935. The verdict carries mandatory life terms after a four and a half hour jury deliberation. Three defendants already face life sentences for another WPA worker killing. The two remaining are Charles Rouse and Ray Bovance.
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Detroit
Silas Coleman
Anight
William E. Dowling
Pinckney
Cal
Harvey Oasis
Irwin Lee
John Bannerman
WPA
Charles A. Foote
Charles Rouse
Ray
Bovance
Woman recants Chicago assault tale after window evidence
Chicago police were told by Genevieve Richards that a man broke into her home and attacked her while her two children slept. Investigators found no broken window and dust on the sill, leading Richards to retract the tale and admit her story was false.
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Chicago
INS
Genevieve Richards
Texas Unemployment Group to Get Under Way
AUSTIN Nov 28 INS Approval of the Texas unemployment compensation commission budget was recommended to the federal treasury. R B Anderson said the bureau of unemployment insurance had approved funding through December 31. Personnel director to be named. Roy Porter to handle personnel matters and process applications for positions.
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Austin
INS
Texas Unemployment Compensation Commission
Federal Treasury
R. B. Anderson
Commission
Anderson
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Bureau of Unemployment Insurance
Commisssion
Roy Porter
Austin I
Inaugural Stand Under Construction at Capitol
Rammers began building a $23,000 inaugural stand in Washington as preparations for President Roosevelt's second oath on January 20 proceed. The structure, largest ever erected for an inauguration, will place the chief executive where the vast crowd at the Capitol plaza can view the ceremony.
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Washington
Cipttal
Nea
Roosevelt
Capitol Plaza
Robbery Report From South Pinta Street incident
Roy Almaguer of 621 South Pinta Street told police Saturday night he was robbed by a Black man near his home. The assailant brandished a knife, demanded $11, then fled down an alley.
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Roy Almaguer
South Pinta
Almaguer
Child Swallows Three Inch Pencil in Albuquerque
A four year old girl Shirley Eggert swallowed a pencil and, after initial concern, doctors considered surgery unlikely but prepared for possible operation. She was kept on a mashed potato and butter diet with risk deemed low unless the pencil shifted in her digestive tract.
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Albuquerque
Nbm
Shirley Eggert
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