Driver Laughing After Fatal Crash Jailed in Ontario
Rex Morris was sentenced to 11 months for dangerous driving after a jury acquitted him of motor manslaughter. The June 30 crash north of Gravenhurst killed Harry Palmer of Toronto as Morris allegedly laughed and mocked officers.
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Bracebridge
Ont
Rex Morris
Ontario Supreme Court
Morris
Harry Palmer
Toronto
Gravenhurst
Palmer
Hillis
Labor Board Inquiry Plan Brings Clash
Washington December 14 A sharp clash occurred between a House committee counsel and a member over proposed inquiry actions. Toland said the panel must decide if employers may contract away employee rights while Murdock questioned the counsel's statements.
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Washington
House
National Labor Relations Board
Murdock
Dutah
Edmund M. Toland
Toland
NLRB
Smith
D-Va
Mine Union Leader Proposes Board Expansion and Act Reforms
Joe Ozanic head of the Progressive Mine Workers Union urges Congress to replace the three man labor board with five members to prevent bias in majority decisions. He also calls to end discretionary power of the Wagner Act board and set strict petition action deadlines and unit bargaining standards. Earlier, a rival leader charges coal operators made an eight state wage deal with John L. Lewis' United Mine Workers last spring without worker unit elections.
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Joe Ozanic
Progressive Mine Workers’ Union
A. F.L
Congress
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers Union
C.I.U
Lewis
Allied Turkish Pact Aimed at Red Forces Spark Charges
Moscow reports radio broadcast alleged a British French Turkish pact includes a secret clause to form an anti Russian army in Turkey totaling about 1 million under Marshal Petain. The force would comprise roughly 400 000 French 980 000 British and 300 000 Turkish troops.
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Moscow
Radio Today
Turkey
Henri Petain
Urge to protest Nazi persecution of Jews in Poland
A Madison Square Garden mass meeting of about 22 000 Christians and Jews urged President Roosevelt to lead a protest against Nazi persecution in Poland. Speakers Hoover Landon LaGuardia and Green condemned Russia for Finland and called for Western Hemisphere solidarity to aid the oppressed Jewish population.
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New York
Roosevelt
Poland
Madison Square Garden
Russia
Finland
Hitler
Stalin
Herbert Hoover
Alfred M. Landon
F. H. LaGuardia
William Green
Landon
Topeka
Kan
Haover
Rarone LaGuardia
Green
Sabbatino Rebuked by Judge in Trial
Judge James G. Wallace delivered a stiff rebuke to Fritz Kuhn's lawyer Peter L. F. Sabbatino, labeling conduct as contumacious. The judge postponed a ruling on newspaper articles Sabbatino had objected to, delaying until next Wednesday a decision tied to the trial.
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New York
INS
Peter L. F. Sabbatino
Fritz Kuhn
James G. Wallace
Bund
Wallace
Sabbatino
Michoacan Governor General Magana Dies After Chort Attack
Gen Cildardo Magana, 48, governor of Michoacan and presidential candidate, dies after a chort attack. A Penn graduate, he fought with Zapata during the agrarian revolution under Porfirio Diaz era and was active in Mexican politics.
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Cildardo. Magana
Ernor
Michoacan
University of Pennsylvania
Zapata
Porfirio Diaz
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Wells & Coverly
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Mexico City
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