Strike Ends At Wisconsin News In Milwaukee
MilwaukeeWis Sept 2 The editorials department strike at the Wisconsin News ends after months. The settlement credits Henry On Jr and Herman Seide with mediation and the Federated Trades Council of Milwaukee for peace. Management did not concede contract signing or recognition. Wages and conditions are reported satisfactory. John H L Bleck, manager, notes gratitude to the Federated Trades Council for its efforts.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin-News
Henry On Jr
Wisconsin State Federation of Labor
Herman Seide
J. F. Friedrick
Benjamin Dolnick
Federated Trades Council of Miwaukee
John HL. Bleck
Wisconsin News
Federated Trades Council
Recognition status of Newspaper Guild at Wisconsin News
H M Bitner, general manager of the Tharst newspapers, stated no recognition or settlement between the Wisconsin News and the Newspaper Guild. He confirmed no agreement or compromise has been reached and that the guild has merely maintained the strike. Twelve of the original 21 strikers will return to work Wednesday.
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New York
H. M. Bitner
Tharst
Wisconsin News
Guild
Bitner
Photographic veteran repudiates guild in Beattie case
Clarence Hote, longtime Post Intelligencer photographer, publically repudiates the American Newspaper Guild. A payroll release shows 60 loyal editorial staff, 24 on strike, with 43 claimed by the guild. Hote says he joined late, opposed strikes, and returned to duty, ending ties with the Guild amid labor board hearings over two dismissed editors.
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American Newspapers, Inc
Clarence Hote
Post+Intelligencer
American Newspaper Guild
Fost-Intelligenser
Guild
Rote
Gund
Paul Tonaldson
Fd Hill
Mel Goldsmith
Rote J
Beattie
Post-Intelligencer
Robert Watts
Neab
Iynethc
Armstrong
Wisconsin News Employees Return Under Standard Practices
Wisconsin News staff will resume work under standard practices set by the paper six months ago. A per diem minimum of eight dollars for experienced newsmen and standard vocations with sick leave on pay are in place. The current office practice is not a contract and there is no fixed length of future employment. it depends on the quality of service rendered.
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Wisconsin News
Rebels on Trial in Almeria Mass Sentence Roundup
In Almeria Spain on September 2 rebels faced a mass trial held in a submarine control room. Eight death sentences were issued and carried out including an army lieutenant colonel a civil guard commander three captains and three lieutenants. Seven others received life sentences as trials proceed in rapid batches of 5 to 20.
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Condema
Almerla
Spain
Windstorm injures WPA workers. heavy rain hits Bluff, Massachusetts
A windstorm and record rainfall of 6.17 inches swept Ayind, Bluff, Ma, injuring eleven WPA workers in a truck crash. Two workers suffered serious injuries while farm property damage was estimated at 25,000 dollars as the heaviest rain on record fell overnight.
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Ayind
Popular Bluff
WPA
Labor Struggle Deepens as CIO Faces UMW Alliance
In Washington on Sept 3, A F L C IO president William Green says no talks have halted suspensions of unions allied with John L Lewis. Lewis arrives from Europe to confront the UMW led industrial organizing effort. The U L of L plans discipline on 10 unions tied to CIO. The federation deems CIO unions insurgent with a Saturday showdown. David Dubinsky resigns as CIO drives further setback.
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A. F. of L
William Green
John L. Lewis
New York
Europe
CIO
David Dubinsky
Bidding for Four Conventions 1937 Invitation Tour
Arthur Piel of the San Antonio chamber of commerce will travel to Fort Worth and Dallas to invite conventions to San Antonio for 1937. He plans to attend the Texas Retail Dry Goods association and Postmasters conventions, with combined attendance estimated at 7500.
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San Antonio Chamber of Commerce
Fort Worth
Dallas
San Antonio
Phil
Terss Master Shoe Rebuilders ‘Association
Southern Federation of Syrian Clubs
Texas Retail Dry Goods Association
Postmasters Association
Private Funeral for Wilmarth Ickes in Evanston
Private funeral services for Wilmarth Ickes, 37, foster son of Secretary Harold L. Ickes, were held at Memorial Fork cemetery chapel in Evanston. Attending were the widow, the secretary, Cook County State's Attorney Thomas J. Courtney, Representative James McAndrews, and several WPA officials. A coroner's jury ruled he died by his own action.
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Chicago
Wilmarth Ickes
Harold L. Ickes
Memorial Fork Cemetery
Evanston
Ickes
Thomas J. Courtney
Cook County
James McAndrews
Tillngis
WPA
Mystery of the Ainu People Sparks Global Interest
Portland Ore Sept 2 The Ainu folk are hailed as the world’s greatest racial mystery by J Trukai a professor of anthropology at Japanese Imperial university He notes the Ainu of the northern Japanese island group are primitive large stature handsome and easygoing a hunting people still worshipers They resemble Russian peasants but are not white They likely connect with Eskimo and American Indian origins and further research is planned to clarify their ancestry
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Portland
Ore
Trukai
Japanese Imperial University
Inukei
Brites brothers sighted in Grants Pass after triple slaying
Yreeka California reports John H. Brite 96 and Coke T. Brite 33 were seen in Grants Pass Oregon seeking supplies after a triple slaying near the town. Sheriff’s office notes they fled toward the area. DA says charges may shift from assault with a deadly weapon to involuntary manslaughter if surrendered.
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Yreeka
Calif
Brite
Grants Pass
Ore
Robert Robinson
Grant's Pass
John H. Brite
Coke T. Brite
Robinson
Here
James Davis
National Birdmen Meet Plans Weighed at Gunter Hotel
National Commander Lawrence Shaw wired Tuesday seeking local facilities for an indoor event. San Antonio is viewed as likely host for the national meet. Discussions focus on whether junior Birdmen may compete in more than one national meet and topics for the rise-off-water meet. The flight squadron meets Thursday night at the Gunter hotel.
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Lawrence Shaw
San Antonio
Jutler Birdmen
Gunter Hotel
Plan New Steam Ship at Clydebank to Rival Queen Mary
Sept 2 Clydebank construction on a new British steamship aims to be the world’s biggest and fastest liner. Valued at about 27.5 million dollars, it will launch in 1838 and join the Atlantic service in early 1840. Officials say dimensions will approach the Queen Mary’s, with similar overall size and tonnage likely.
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Clydebank
Cles
Normandie
Cunard- White Star Company
Crazed Monkey Man Captured After 15 Years
A 20 year old wild man known as monkey man was captured in Wabasha Minnesota after 15 years in woods. He wore torn overalls, had calloused feet, and refused to reveal his name. Authorities said he suffered a sunstroke and wandered off into timberland as a youth. He was committed to Rochester state asylum.
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Rochester
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