Woman Complains of Wagner Act Delays at Labor Board
Washington reports regional labor board officials and Mrs Merrick, former New York City regional director, testified before a House committee on delays in handling Wagner Act cases. She cited an average 214 day gap between charges and decisions, blamed by slow proceedings, trial attorney shortages, and administrative issues.
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Washington, Jan
Ellore Merrick
Labor Board
Wstied
Merrit
New York City
House Committee
Murdock
Stahd
Supreme Court
Bertick
Meelstons
Mia Herrick
Jen
OGPI
Fred G. Krivenos
Robert M. Gates
New York
Washington
Myre Hersick
Se Hsonal
Four Children to Leave Shelter as Father Relief Resumes
Scranton dispatch notes Leroy Calwell’s four children may return home as promised relief resumes. He and the children had relied on food and beds from relief headquarters after Calwell said he could not find work and had been cut off relief for missing a WPA job report. Local WPA officials say a mailed notice to report was not received, sparking the relief reinstatement plan.
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Scranton
Regulatelief
Leroy Calwell
John
Ellen
Marke
Leroy
Aoa
Colin
Dake
James Tedesco
Lackinapan Mount
Te Colwel Ragoe
Neneby Mostow
Colwell
Fire damages Ontario church. steeple left intact
A Hamilton Ontario church fire swept through St. Gohan Presbyterian Church last night. The blaze damaged the building though the steeple and main nave remained standing. Firefighters prevented spread to the Sundry School and saved records and papers from more severe loss.
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Ontario
Gary Walls
St. Gohan Presbyterian
Hamilton
Deaths of Prominent Persons in America Madame Maria Bang Horn
New York January 5 Madame Maria Bang Horn 60 Norwegian born concert violinist and author of 20 books on music dies in America.
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America
Mama
New York
Maria Bang Horn
Nazi Warn Norse States Across Allied Bases
The official news agency cites Allied bases under threat as the Nazis threaten Nordic states. Western powers reportedly offer Finland limited aid as Germany readies economic controls and a broader wartime strategy. Rumors place Molotov and Hitler in talks on looming diplomatic shifts and possible peace expedients.
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Frankfurter Zeitung
Finland
Seztala
Germany
Mersenas Fancium
Council
Westhall
Hitler
Hall Bill Asks Curb On Campaign Gifts
Edwin Hall of New York introduces a bill to bar labor unions and corporations from making political campaign contributions. Other measures mentioned include Reich on neutrals and League membership notes.
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Washington
Jom
UTA
Controls
Representatie
Edwin Hall
RN. Y
Atl
Samuel Dickee
Aetna
Reich
League
Iting Thecein
Cane Copenhsees
Danmark
Berea
Semedink Legisla
UPJ
Reds To Hurl Two Million At Finland War Plan
Soviet reports claim the Reds plan a major push against Finland using two million tons of war materiel. Finnish air force reportedly expanding from about 20 to 460 planes by late January, with pilots reportedly heading to England or home. Budenhy to lead the campaign in place of Stern, who was deported. Finnish ski patrols disrupt Murmansk line, killing around 2,000 Russians and destroying a bridge to halt rail supply.
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Othur
Wlll
Murmansk
England
Agviers LO Helsinki
Batzia
Simeon Mikhaletlich Budenhy
Finland
Gregory Stern
Moscow
Red Army
Leningrad
Murmangk
Russians Penetrate Ten Miles Toward Reppia Front
Finnish troops have penetrated Soviet territory about ten to fifteen miles toward Repoia in a push reported by Lonion Jer Cup. The announcement says fighting has continued along the central front for several days.
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Russia
Alsn Segation
Repoia
Olympie Champion And Other Famous Athletes Inni Finns
The first Norwegian volunteers for Finland’s army sailed from Oslo in a 359-strong group. Names include Sven Utterstreem, Olympic ski champion at Lake Placid 1932, and other noted Swedish racers such as Calle Schroeder. They are said to join Finnish units amid the Soviet invasion in a controversial effort described as a suicide squad.
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USI
ANS
Oslo
Lolay
Anl
Juliet Lowther Wedding in New Hampshire Flight to Conway
Juliet married to Lowther in a morning ceremony at North Conway Congregational Church. Rev Dr Faymond I Phielis officiated as friends gathered at the parsonage. Best man Mantel Schneider, ski instructor, served. The couple later hosted lunch and reception at Eastern Slope Inn. Reported family tensions lingered as Elieen’s father disputed the match.
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Worth Conway
N. Hyman
CINS
Fileen Tulle
Herrick
George “Romeo" Lowther
New York City
North Conway
Faymond I. Phielis
Mantel Schneider
Sloyp Inn
Aimple
Eileen
Walter ¥. Herrick
Boshara led raid case eyes Kress and Baylor clash
Prosecutor described Boshara and partner Joseph Kurchak pressing Alfred Sweeney for protection money from Baylor and McAvoy. Bashara sought access to Kress at Clix Hall claiming $150 monthly payoff under mayor’s cover. McAvoy criticized as corrupt with adjourned grand jury and a volatile courtroom scene.
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Kress
Baylor
Joseph Kurchak
Alfred Fe
Sweeney
McAvoy
T 9
Koschak
Bnehara’s
Mike Allnon
Ant
Bashara
McAvay
Clix Hall
Keoas
Moe Avoy
Bashara Esine
Allormey
Supreme Court
Andrew J. McNaucht
Tata
Moyer
Baytor
Jexyll
Mr. Hyde
Arnold
Judas
Pharleco
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