Ford Denounces Auto Union and Hints at Tactics
In Detroit and at the Georgia estate, Henry Ford rejects recognizing the United Automobile Workers and insists on dealing only with individual workers. John L. Lewis urges readiness to press Ford on union recognition as 90,000 Chrysler and Hudson workers settle strikes. Union leaders advise building membership first, targeting River Rouge plants.
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Detroit
United Automobile Workers
Henry Ford
Winter Estate
Ford
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Freary
General Motors
Chrysler
Lewis
Ford-Lewis
Chrysler Corporation
Walter P. Chrysler
Frank Murphy
Reo Motor Company
Hudson Motor Car Company
State Fairgrounds
Georgia
United Automobile Workers Union
Jewis
C. T. Co
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
Henry
Homer Martin
River Rouge
Weather overview spans nation with rain and cold snaps
The bulletin notes rain and cooler tonight in Ohio, fair Friday, a moved Texas low to Tennessee, Memphis barometer 29.60 inches, a high pressure area over Wyoming dominating the west, light to moderate rains from central valleys to the south Atlantic, additional snowfall in the Central Rocky Mountains, warmer conditions in the east and Pacific coast, and colder elsewhere.
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Ohio
Texas
Panhandle
Tennessee
Memphis
Wyoming
South Atlantic
Rocky Mountain
United States
Pacific Coast States
Workers Quit G M C Plants In Canada
About 3,700 workers at General Motors of Canada in Oshawa and nearby plants walked out on April 8 to form picket lines. The United Automobile Workers seek a 40 hour week time and a half overtime and union recognition, with possible actions at St. Catharines McKinnon Industries. Police presence remained passive as workers already reported for 7 A M then left.
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Oshawa
Ont
General Motors of
Canada
United States
United Automobile Workers Union
United State
General Motors
Hugh Thompson
General Motors of Canada
United Automobile Workers
St. Catherines
McKinnon Industries
Tension Mounts Over Spain War As Powers Clash
European powers grew uneasy over the Spanish civil war with Italy balking at withdrawal of volunteers. Britain and France feared Mussolini would send fresh troops as rebels faced difficulties. Rome accused France and Russia of aiding Loyalists while Italian threats pressed for curbing Italian French football. Rebels held north while advancing toward Bilbao as Gen Mola pushed from Durango.
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Italy
Spain
Britain
France
Mussolini
Mediterranean
London
Rome
Virginio Gayda
Russia
Soviet
Paris
Emilio Mola
Bilbao
Duratngo
Community Chest to Elect Five Trustees at Meeting Tuesday
Elyria Community Chest Inc. schedules its annual meeting at 7 15 a m Tuesday in the Elyria Chamber of Commerce offices. Five trustees will be elected to three year terms as part of a 15 member board with ten remaining for one or two years. Names of expiring terms include W L Walsh Henry Heidrich Mrs D A Baird Mrs Robert Crehore and H L Reynolds. The 70 members will attend and officers will be chosen later by the board.
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Elyria Community Chest, Inc
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Elyria Savings and Trust
The
Community Chest
W. L. Walsh
Henry Heidrich
D. A. Baird
Robert Crehore
H. L. Reynolds
Protest Davey Proposal For Soup Kitchens Sit-Down at Governor's Office Draws Lawmakers
In Columbus Ohio on April 5 1930 Ben Gray of the Ohio Workers Alliance urged a House Welfare committee to enact a 50 million dollar annual relief program. Gray led a sit down at Governor Davey's office to press for a non punitive statewide aid plan with funds from state and federal sources.
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Davey
Columbus
House Welfare Committee
Ben Gray
Cleveland
Ohio Workers’ Alliance
Gray
House
Martin L. Daver
National Guard
Ohio
Alliance
John Carew
Statehouse
Fairgrounds
Harold Burton
Richard Marlow
Michael V. Disalle
Louis N. Laiderman
Lucas County
Disalle
L. HE. Myers
Alien County
Myers
William McCulloch
McCulloch
Carl F. Wintzer
Auglaize
Senate
Verner H. Mettall
Washington
Metcalf
Special Relief Committee
Harold D. Nichols
Clermont
Allance
Welfare Committee
Ohio National
Lindberghs Land At Munich After India Flight
Mechanics at Munich airport refueled and checked the Lindbergh mono plane as Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh returned to England from a trip to India. They landed Tuesday night and stayed at their hotel as weather remained cloudy and no departure time was given.
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Munich
Germany
Charles A. Lindbergh
Engand
India
Lindbergh
Open Meeting At K of C Tonight With Downs Speaker
Thomas P. Downs of the Supreme Office of the Knights of Columbus will speak at an open Knights of Columbus Club meeting in New Haven Conn. The session is part of a nationwide campaign against Communism and will be held tonight at 7 Pp. mn.
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Thomas P. Downs
Supreme Office of the Knights of Columbus
New Haven
Conn
Knights of Columbus Club
Downs
Knights of Columbus
License Planned for Lorain County Children's Home
State welfare officials said a license would be issued to Lorain County Children's Home at Ober- Win after a meeting. Trustees agreed to hire another case worker, with county commissioners funding the position and supervising case work under Miss Doris Todd. Improvements to sanitation facilities for 80 residents were planned, and officials praised the Oberlin League of Women Voters for its support.
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Lorain County
Ober- Win
State Welfare Department
Doris Todd
Division of Public Assistance
Henry Robison
Board of Public Assistante
Gertrude Fortune
Charities Division
Welfare Department
Mise Renthen Fisher
Board of Public Assistance
Oberlin League of Women Voters
League
Robert McEwen
Frederick Grover
Charlottesville Dentist Receives 16 Year Prison Sentence
Judge Lemuel F. Smith sentences Dr. Richard G. Miller a 55-year-old Charlottesville dentist to sixteen years in state prison for second degree murder in the death of Cleo Sprouse an eighteen year old high school student in Charlottesville Virginia.
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Charlottesville
Lemuel F. Smith
Richard G. Miller
State Penitentiary
Cleo Sprouse
Britain Wins Apology From Spanish Nationalists After Air Attack
London reports Britain secured an apology from Spanish nationalist authorities for an air attack on the destroyer Gallant off Valencia to Alicante. The promise to identify craft and exercise caution was given under the Shropshire and Garland, with assurances from Majorca’s military governor and Palma’s authorities.
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London
Great Britain
Shropshire
Garland
Majorca Island
Balearics
Balerees
Valencia
Alicante
Iisland
Palma
Gallant
Spring Cleanup Begins Monday City crews start East Side collection
Service Director J D Faxon announced the annual Spring Cleanup starts Monday with three city crews working all week in the East Side. Residents must have rubbish at curb or alley when crews pass, as there is no second call. Ashes not accepted. containers required for cans. Collections begin Abbe road district and extend north of the New York Central Railroad with other East Side areas to follow. South Side and central city pickup planned for the week of April 19 and West Side on April 26.
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J. D. Faxon
East Side
Faxon
Ile
Abbe Road
New York Central Railroad
West Side
Deputies Stop Their Boss During Traffic Check
Sheriff William F. Grall and family were stopped on Oberlin Road during a traffic check conducted by his deputies. About 1,000 vehicles were checked and 62 drivers cited for violations including no license headlight and license plate issues. The plan: weekly surveys with warnings then arrests to reduce infractions.
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Florida
William F. Grall
Oberlin Road
Chalmer Davidson
Grall
William G. Smith
Emil Kubishke
Anthony Pollack
C. J. Cordy
Maverick Launches Second Filibuster in Two Days
Representative Maury Maverick of Texas today launched a second filibuster in as many days aiming to block action on the Dickstein Inquiry into Nazi and Communist propaganda in the United States.
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Washington
Maury Maverick
Ter
Dickstein
United States
Plan crash victims believed to have faced peril before wreck
McNary Arizona April six passengers died when a Douglas Transport plane plunged into Mount Baldy during a blinding snowstorm. Pilots lost radio bearings as two TWA jets passed without incident. It took four days to reach wreckage. six bodies burned beyond recognition in the charred cabin.
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McNary
Ariz
White Mountains
Mount Baldy
Glen Moser
Joe Wolfolk
Los Angeles
Albuquerque
Escadilla Peak
Mt. Baldy
TWA
Moser
Victor Bertrandias
Douglas Company
Holland
Rep Doughton seeks to repeal public salary disclosure law
Chairman Robert L. Doughton introduces a bill to repeal a two year old requirement that the treasury publish all salary payments over $15,000 annually. He says he has not consulted treasury officials but argues disclosure is not in the public interest.
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Washington
Robert L. Doughton
N. C
House
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
Coughton
Sit Down At Spark Plug Plant Shuts GM Line
About 130 workers in Flint Michigan at the A C Spark Plug Company assembly unit, a General Motors subsidiary, sat down shortly after noon and forced a shutdown of the line.
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Spark Plug
Flint. Mich
A. C. Spark Plug Company
General Motors, Corporation
Five year old saves family as blaze destroys home
At 3 a m Dorothy Smith, 5, woke her family in Grafton area fire that gutted the Smith home. Virginia 11 woke siblings and alerted parents who carried the younger children to safety. Neighbors and deputies aided in removing furniture as Elyria fire units could not respond. Damages estimated at 5000 dollars.
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Dorothy Smith
Blaine Smith
Grafton Road
Here
Dorothy
Virginia
Bay
Elyria
Elyria‘department
Wiliam Nabeau
Smith
Elyria Eyes Million Gallon Water Well Approval
City officials seek final PWA approval to add a one million gallon water well at Lake Erie to bolster supply. The project would use about 55 000 dollars of 75 000 dollars remaining from earlier funds and pair with a new elevated tank, guarding against intake stoppages and winter needle ice.
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PWA
Lake Erie
J. D. Faxon
Faxon
Lorain County Reports 1270 Old Age Pensioners
Old Age Pension Administrator William France announced 1270 residents in Lorain County receive pensions, with new applicants added in March. The county disburses $31,414 monthly, averaging about $24.75 per recipient, with a peak average of $25.53 reached last fall.
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William France
Lorain County
France
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Ig Wen
Auto Union
K. of C
Thomas P Downs
Children’s Home
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