NRA Labor Act rulings spark push for compromise on New Deal plan
Washington April 13. Supreme Court rulings upholding the Wagner Act prompt calls for labor industry compromises and possible new legislation to enforce labor contracts. Senators discussed trimming the Roosevelt court plan, while Frances Perkins called a April 19 conference on stabilizing industrial relations amid the decisions.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Frances Perkins
National Association of Manufacturers
Robert F. Wagner
N. Y
Homer S. Cummings
National Labor Relations Board
J. Warren Madden
Weather Ohio Forecast And Regional Conditions
Mostly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with cooler air near Lake Erie. Light showers dot the lower lakes and Ohio Valley as rain presses across the Upper Lakes Minnesota and heavy moisture lingers in Washington and Oregon.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Lake Superior
New Mexico
Puget Sound
South Atlantic States
California
United States
Dakotas
Minnesota
Gulf Coast
Ohio Valley
Lower Lakes
Upper Lakes
Washington
Oregon
Unions Spurred By Supreme Court Ruling on Labor Act
Washington April 13 The Supreme Court ruling validating the Wagner Labor Relations Act spurs broad union membership drives and anticipated new labor legislation. Federal officials foresee reduced sit down strikes and a push toward peace between labor and industry.
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Washington
Apy
Supreme Court
American Federaion of Labor
William Green
Federation
Charlton Ogburn
National Labor Relations Board
Labor Department
Congress
Wagner
Secretary of
Labor
Frances Perkins
George L. Berry
Industrial Progress Council
NRA
Commerce Department
Donald R. Richberg
Green
Ogburn
Berry
Miss Perkins
White House
Perkins
City Rubbish Clean-Up Planned Across Districts
Service Director I. D. Faxon announced that Spring clean-up crews will collect rubbish and winter refuse in Washington Avenue Clark Street and East Bridge Street areas tomorrow with a later canvass of Eastern Heights. Collections move to Southern Central next week then West Side in the week of April 26. Only rubbish and cans at front curb or alley will be collected. ashes will not be picked up.
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I. D. Faxon
Washington Avenue
Clark Street
East Bridge Street
Eastern Heights
West Side
Condemn Sit Down Strikes Move Clears House Panel
Washington April 13 after a bitter internal fight the House Labor committee approved the Senate adopted resolution condemning sit down strikes and employer violations of the Wagner Act as contrary to sound public policy. The vote to report favorably was 11 to 4 while a motion to delay was defeated 8 to 7.
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Washington
House Labor Committee
Senate
Supreme Court
Congress
Aluminum Workers bolt the A. F. of L. in New Kensington
A convention of aluminum workers claiming a majority of the 40,000 industry employees bolted the American Federation of Labor today and voted unanimously to form an international union affiliated with the committee for Industrial Organization.
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New Kensington
American Federation of Labor Today
Committee For Industrial Organization
Justice McReynolds Adopts Haunting Word Ca'ncany In Court
Supreme Court Justice James McReynolds sparks a linguistic moment by using the ancient term ca’ncany during a Wagner Act dissent. Reporters scramble for meaning as Webster’s dictionary runs to the presses awaiting clarification.
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Justice
Supreme Court Backs Wagner Act in Five Cases
Washington April 13 Supreme court validation of the Wagner Act boosts New Deal support with 14 favorable and 9 unfavorable decisions on key legislation. Favorable rulings include Gold Clause Act TVA Chaca Arms Embargo Silver Tax and others. unfavorable include NRA hot oil control and several voided acts.
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TVA
Chaca
Associated Press
Hawks Fire Off West East Flight In Record dash
Frank Hawks completed a 1301 mile West East non stop flight from East Hartford to Miami in 4 hours 55 minutes arriving at 1 20 p m EST. He planned a luncheon in Miami then a return to Newark aiming for cocktails that night aboard Time Flies.
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Miami
Fla
Frank Hawks
East Hartford
Conn
Eastern Air Lines
Speed Flier
Rentschler Field
Newark
Hawks
Dean Bridge Upgrades Planned Between Lorain and Erie Counties
At a Sandusky meeting the Lorain and Erie County commissioners approved improvements to the Dean Bridge including new flooring and repainting. The project costs about 5000 dollars, split 30 50 between the counties, with bids due May 13.
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Dean Bridge
Lorain
Erie
Sandusky
One Missing and 22 Injured in Bus Plunge
A Pan American bus carrying 22 people including driver S. L. Matthews from Miami to New York plunged into Woodbine Creek near Brunswick Georgia. One woman passenger, name reported as Stuart, is missing and feared drowned. Injured include Isabel Adamson of New York City and Alice Reesmer of Woolaston Mass plus Alfred Kelly of Miami and Geesman of Milan Ga.
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Brunswick
Miami
New York
Woodbine Creek
Here
Stuart
Isabel’ Adamson
New York City
Alice Reesmer
Woolaston
Mass
Alfred Kelly
Fla
Ir. Geesman
Milan
S. L. Matthews
Augusta
Lorain Residents Pass Civil Service Exams for Aid for Dependent Children
Two Lorain social workers Miss Gertrude Levin and Miss Anne Brickman passed recent civil service exams for case work roles in the Aid for Dependent Children program. Levin and Brickman hold provisional appointments and must take further exams to retain their posts, with certification pending as vacancies arise.
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Lorain
Aid For
State Civil Service Commission
Gertrude Levin
Fifth Street
Anne Brickman
Ninth Street
Levin
County Division of Aid For
Miss Brichman
Adelaide Cooper
Evalyean Krantz
Doris Todd
Civil Service Commission
Committee Kills Relief Bill in Ohio
Ohio House Welfare Committee killed a relief bill seeking 50 million dollars for relief and minimum standards after a public hearing. The vote was unanimous with Rep L H Myers noting no money was available, while Nelson Meagley of Toledo and Arnold Johnson of Cleveland urged approval.
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Columbus
Ohio
Albanese
House Welfare Committee
L. Ho Myers
R. Allen
Nelson Meagley
Toledo
Arnold Johnson
Cleveland
Alliance
State House
All
Ten thousand Nationalists trapped with no feed in Madrid front
In University City and Casa de Campo area 10,000 Nationalist soldiers entered a third day without food water or munitions as Loyalist forces and insurgents battled through the night. Rebel efforts to relieve them failed under heavy Loyalist fire including armored cars and an armored train.
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Madrid
T.r
University City
Casa de Campo
Vanzanares River
Mount Aguila
Elks To Install Officers Tonight In Elyria
City Engineer John M. Powell will be installed exalted ruler of Elyria Elks Lodge No. 465 succeeding Thomas J. Gorman at a special ceremony at the lodge hall today. Powell heads a list of new officers to be installed by Past Exalted Ruler N. M. Baxter with Gerald C. Nau and others in key posts.
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John M. Powell
Elyria
C. C. Spence
Jack Marshall
Jake Shafer
A. H. Krapp
Daniel W. Kothe
Edward D Krebs
John T. McCarthy
Harold M. Wise
Sheriff and Wife Plan Trip to Chicago
Sheriff William F. Grall announced he and Mrs. Grall will leave tomorrow for Chicago to visit their daughter Mrs. W. S. Gar linger for the balance of the week. The sheriff and his wife, with their daughter Ruth, returned a week ago from a 16 day vacation through Florida.
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William F. Grall
Mrs. Grall
Chicago
W. S. Garlinger
Ruth
Florida
Chest Group To Elect Trustees Tonight
The Elyria Community Chest Inc will hold its annual meeting at 7 1 1 tonight at the Chamber of Commerce office to elect five trustees for three year terms. Incumbents W L Walsh Henry Heidrich Mrs D A Baird Mrs Robert Crehore and H N Reynolds must be replaced or continued as terms expire. Ten other trustees have one or two years left on their terms.
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Elyria Community Chest
Incc
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
W. L. Walsh
Henry Heidrich
D. A. Baird
Robert Crehore
H. N. Reynolds
All Furnaces In Operation At Lorain Plant
National Tube Company Lorain plant fires up its fifth rebuilt furnace joining four others. All five blast furnaces will run for weeks with Bessemer converting scaled to triple shifts eight hours each. The rebuilt furnace had been shut for months for maintenance before resuming production.
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National Tube Company Pliant
Lorain
Bessemer
War Time Ambassador To Belgium Dies
Larz Anderson, 70, former U S Ambassador to Japan and war time Ambassador to Belgium, died in White Sulphur Springs West Virginia at 10 15 am after a long illness His wife arrived from Washington DC and was at his bedside at the time of death
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White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Larz Anderson
U. S
Japan
Belgium
Questions and Answers on Wagner Labor Act Decisions
Washington April 13 The Supreme Court upheld the Wagner Act as constitutional under the Interstate Commerce clause. The majority ruled Congress could protect commerce by curbing strikes in manufacturing, while a four-justice minority argued the link to commerce was remote. Continued on Page 10.
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NRA
Gulfer Coa
Congress
Roosevelt urges enactment of his judiciary program
President Roosevelt pressed administration forces to intensify efforts to enact his judiciary reform plan. Opponents pledged a bitter fight as Supreme Court rulings on the Wagner Act and commerce powers were cited, with White House aides warning the bill would not be withdrawn.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Capitol
Supreme Court
Edward R. Burke
D. Neb
William H. King
Utah
Burke
High Tribunal
No Man's Land
Robert's Land
Owen J. Roberts
Congress
Pot
Cummings
Senate Judiciary Committee
G. M. Bruce
Luther Seminary
St. Paul
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Hunt Dictionaries
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Webster’s New International
Roosevelt Administration
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Workers’ Alliance
Elks
Marjorie Potter
North Olmsted
Ohio Wesleyan University
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