Wreckage Of Huge Airliner Sighted Near Mount Baldy
Major A D Smith of TWA reported sighting wreckage of a missing Douglas transport on Mount Baldy near McNary Arizona. Eight aboard were believed dead as searchers prepared to reach the crash site. Mrs Inez Booth and residents in Alpine Greer and Springerville filed sightings of the circling two motor ship.
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Albuquerque
N. M
A. D. Smith
TWA
Mount Baldy
McNary
Ariz
Smith
Burbank
Calif
New York
TWA Offeral
Major Smith
John Nunn
Springerville
New Mexico
Henry A. McDaniel
Escadilla Mountain
Alpine
Greer
Inez Booth
Springerville, Ariz
Strike Clash In Cleveland Injures Twelve Labor Activists
Mounted police charged a crowd of about 1000 near the Electric Vacuum Cleaner Co entrance injuring 12, including John Peters, business representative of the Cooks' Union. The conflict stems from a dispute between American Federation of Labor and CIO unions.
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Cleveland
Electric Vacuum Cleaner Co
John Peters
Cooks’ Union
American Federation of Labor
Brief City Council Meeting Ends After 22 Minutes
City council approved 120 for new office furniture for Auditor Schilleman and set a traffic light at Second and Court Streets. It referred gas rate legislation to study and urged input to The Cities Alliance. Six Brookdale Cemetery lots sold, boosting the maintenance fund. Plumbing license ordinance report delayed. three council members absent.
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A. C. Schilleman
Second
Court Streets
United States Senate
Council
Senate
John W. Smith
Cities Alliance
I. D. Faxon
Brookdale Cemetery
Leonard Fowls
Anna Kennedy
George Thompson
Seward N. Black
Demonstrators Exit Minnesota Senate Chamber Strike Ends
One hundred sit-down demonstrators left the Minnesota Senate chamber in St. Paul as the House appropriations committee recommended a $17,000,000 relief bill. The group voted to adjourn its sit-down strike after Benson urged them to go home.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
Senate
House, Appropriations Committee
Benson
St Agnes Church Receives Major Bequest From Mary Riley
Bequests totaling about 30000 are left to St Agnes Church by Mary Jane Riley who died March 24. Most real estate worth nearly 60 acres is placed in trust to benefit the church, with proceeds to the pastor or to Lorain churches if refused. Funds for priestly education and parish needs are also specified, with additional masses and a provision for textbooks.
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St. Agnes Church
Mary Jane Riley
Stop
Lake Avenue
St. Agnes’ Church
St. Agnes’s Church
St Mary’s Academy
Lorain
St. Anthony’s Church
St. Agnes’ Parish
St. Agnes
County Home Farm Enlarged by 25 Acres
Negotiations to buy 25.65 acres from R G Baus for 125 dollars an acre to add to the 225 acre County Home farm were reported by the board of county commissioners. The land will expand garden and pasture space and support the home which feeds 156 inmates with meat dairy and other products.
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Board of County Commissioners
R. G. Baus
Reuben Baus
County Home
Baus
County Home Farm
Burlingham Criticizes Roosevelt Court Plan Before Senate Panel
Charles C. Burlingham former New York bar president told the Senate Judiciary Committee that Liberal and Radical elements may rue Roosevelt judiciary program. He said the president has made a great blunder and urged a constitutional retirement plan for justices. Burlingham contrasted opposition by administration leaders to court plan reform and questioned authorship of the measure.
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Washington
Charles C. Burlingham
New York Bar
Senate Judiciary Committee Today
Roosevelt
Burlingham
New York
Edward K. Burke
Burkingham
Dill
Kiwanians Hear Grafton Prison Farm Superintendent
C. H. Swan, superintendent of the Grafton State Farm, will address the Elvira Kiwanis Club at noon Thursday at the Hotel Billinghurst. He will discuss conclusions drawn from his work in state institutions under the title Who Is Your Neighbor. He has years of experience in state facilities.
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C. H. Swan
Grafton State Farm
Elvira Kiwanis Club
Billinghurst
Dramatic Moments Recalled On War Declaration Day
Washington marks 20 years since Congress voted to enter World War with memories of opposition from Norris Lundeen and Knutson. Five thousand troops march in the Army Day Parade along Constitution Avenue as living dissenters plan an informal dinner. The president appeals for peace as reflections on Wilsons war message echo.
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Washington
Congress
United States
George W. Norris
Nebraska Independent
Ernest Lundeen
Minnesota Farmer-Laborite
Norris
Senate
Lundeen
Harold W. Knutson
Minn
House
Wilson
Davey Orders Needy Fed By Soup Kitchens
Gov Martin L Davey acts to feed the hungry by establishing army field kitchens in relief areas by April 15. Adjutant General Emil F Marx to work with the State Relief Commission to locate kitchens and allocate funds as lawmakers debate the plan amid criticism.
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Columpus
Aprnil
National Guard
Martin L. Davey
Emil F. Marx
State Relief Commission
Kent
Daves
Mansion
Adjutant General
Marx Declares O N G Not Equipped For Soup Kitchens
Columbus April 6 Adjutant General Emil F Marx said the Ohio National Guard lacks adequate field kitchen equipment to feed relief clients as Governor Davey proposes. Estimates reach 350000 to be fed with 50000 daily capacity from existing gear. He warned against new purchases and suggested using church basements or school cafeterias.
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Columbus
Emil F. Marx
Ohio National Guard
Martin L. Davey
Roe
Marx
National Guard
Ohio
Adjutant General
State Relief Commission
Gen. Marx
Roy Wildermuth
Relief Commission
Cuyahoga
Cleveland
Hamilton
Elyria Schools Plan WPA Repairs With Shared Funding
The Elyria Board of Education approved using up to 35 311 of maintenance funds as the local share of a WPA project to upgrade school facilities. Planned work includes combining two Huinsiten rooms for a 400 seat assembly, gym floor replacement, office expansion, and painting across five buildings and the stadium. Start is contingent on WPA approval expected in May with work beginning after school ends.
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Elyria Board of Education
W QO
McClellan
Huinsiten
Thirteenth Street
RR. C. Masten
WPA
Ohio Will Not Contest Ruling
A federal district court decision upholding Ohio's minimum wage law will not be appealed to the U S Supreme Court. Attorney Agnes Dickinson said it would be unwise to pursue further action. The move follows the Supreme Court's March 29 decision upholding Washington state's minimum wage law.
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Columbus
Federal District Court
Ohio
United States Supreme Court
Agnes Dickinson
Sit-Down Strike Closes Steering Gear Plant
DETROIT April 6 UP General Motors officials announced a sit-down strike had closed the Chevrolet steering gear plant at Saginaw today, throwing 1,200 workers out of work. A company spokesman said an employee pulled a switch at noon, shutting off the production line as other workers sat down. No reason was given for the strike.
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Detroit
General Motors
Chevrolet
Saginaw
Steamer Pei-An Aground Near Whana Poa China
The steamer Pei-An ran aground and was helpless on a bar near Whana Poa China today and sent wireless requests for navy boats to stand by. Pirates were feared as a possible threat after messages from the Pei-An were intercepted by Globe Wireless.
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Manier. P. T
Pei-An
Whanapoa
China
Globe Wireless
Detroit Youths Plead Guilty to Car Theft Case
Lawrence Weichert 18 and Robert Catlin 19 of Detroit pleaded guilty to driving an automobile without the owner's consent. Catlin was sentenced to Mansfield Reformatory for an indeterminate term, while Weichert received probation. A 17 year old, granted juvenile probation earlier, joined in the incident involving a car stolen near Lorain, Ohio, Feb 1, and subsequent thefts of slot machines in Vermilion before abandoning the machines.
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Ran
Lawrence Weichert
Robert Catlin
Detroit
Catlin
Mansfield Reformatory
Weithert
D. A. Cook
C. F. Adams
Weichert
Cook
Vernon Smith
Lorain
Florida
Vermilion
Amherst Man Has Both Legs Fractured
William Kreeger aged 60 of South Main Street Amherst was hospitalized after a traffic crash near his home at 11 45 p m yesterday. He was crossing the street and was struck by a car driven by William Smith of Amherst. Deputy Sheriffs Emil Kubishke and John Judge investigated.
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William Kreeger
South Main Street
Amherst
Amherst Hospital
Kreeger
William Smith
Anherst
Emil Kubishke
John Judge
Six Killed by Tornadoes Across Southeast Alabama
Tornadoes and floods swept across southeast Alabama killing six people and injuring 23 or more. Warnings issued for Connecuh Pea and Choctawachee rivers as floods threaten Elba Geneva and surrounding areas. Power outages hit Montgomery with over 20 homes destroyed. Tuskegee Dothan and other towns also heavily damaged. Train service halted at Andalusia.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Connecuh
Pea
Choctawachee
Pensacola
Fla
Elba
Geneva
Tuskegee
Dothan
Andalusia
Whidden Co To Build Addition On Prospect Street
Building permit issued by Hart Dickason for 6000 square foot brick and tile addition to Whidden Manufacturing on Prospect Street. Cost about 6300 dollars. One story at rear, 50 by 120 feet. Part expansion for Whidden Manufacturing, rest for future uses. John B Halpin Co. to perform the work.
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Hart Dickason
Whidden Manufacturing Company
Prospect Street
C. L. Whidden
John B. Halpin Company
Execution of Six Drug Peddlers At Temple of Heaven
Fifty tourists aboard the Reliance watched soldiers execute six drug peddlers at a wall in Beijing’s Temple of Heaven. The victims, arms bound, kneeled as pistols fired at close range, one person requiring a second shot. Tourists remained stunned as the procession ended and they moved on.
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Peipin
China
Reliance
Temple of Heaven
Unlawful Diversion Alleged by New Kensington A F L Local
The New Kensington Pa local of the aluminum workers union charged in federal court that the American Federation of Labor unlawfully diverted more than $200 000 from its defense fund to current expenses The cross bill seeks lifting of the A F of L suspension to allow the 6000 members and 27000 dollar treasury to support John L Lewis Committee for Industrial Organization.
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Pittsburgh
New Kensington
Aluminum Workers” Union
American Federation of Labor
A. F. of L
Oklahoma Legislators Propose Lobbies Marked by Uniforms
Oklahoma lawmakers consider a fashion minded bill to tag lobbyists by their trades. Rep. Jesse Taylor's plan would have liquor dealers wear white aprons and 15 year old liquor, railroad agents in overalls with lanterns and paint, bankers in gold uniforms, and educators in cap and gown.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Jesse Taylor
Woodward
Liquor Dealers
Public Utilities
Bankers
Insurance
Rep. Taylor
Drugeist
Oleomargarine Processora
Federal Government Faces Higher Borrowing Needs
The Roosevelt administration highlights growing budget gaps as tax receipts fall short of estimates. Treasury Secretary Morgenthau says borrowing will rise in the next two and a half months to cover expenditures tied to low cost housing farm tenantry crop insurance and other programs. Revised estimates due next week may show a larger deficit and debt, complicating hopes for a layman's balance in 1938.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Mr. Roosevelt
Federal Reserve Board
Morgrenthau
Body Found In Auto After Mad River Plunge
Unidentified male motorist found in car that plunged 100 feet over Taylorsville Dam into six feet of water in Mad River near Dayton Ohio. Michigan plates on car. telegram in pocket to S. Marin Battle Creek Michigan from H S Kelso. CCC workers found vehicle. one window broken and another possible drowning feared.
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Dayton
Taylorsville
Mad River
Here
Michigan
S.marin
Battle Creek
Mich
American Conservatory of Music
Akron
Ohio
H. S. Kelso
Holden
Darton
Ohio Weather Update Fair, cooler nights and frost
The weather report notes fair conditions in Ohio with light frost and colder temperatures in the southeast tonight. A moving low pressure over the Mississippi Valley shifts northeast, bringing precipitation and strong winds to Ohio. High pressure now over the plains and Mississippi Valley yields generally fair, cooler weather with heavy frost observed as far south as Arkansas.
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Ohio
Mississippi Valley
Georgian Bay
Plains States
Arkansas
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State Senate
M. M. Dinan
South Bend
Ind
Grafton Prison Farm
Davey
O.N.G
Elyria
J. A. Watson
Lorain County
Oscar Dunn
Elyria Central Labor Union
Albert A. Balock
Bulletin
Atlanta
South Bay
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