Shoe Strike Leaders Held For Hearing
Auburn Maine April 24 Powers Hapgood and six Auburn Lewiston strike leaders were ordered held in two thousand dollar bail each for jury health after a half hour contempt hearing. Justice Harry Manser revoked Sidney Grant’s privilege to practice in Maine courts. National Guardsmen remained on duty as the seven defendants faced state contempt charges connected to the month long shoe strike.
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Auburn, Me
Powers Hapgood
Auburn-Lewiston Save
Harry Manser
Sameme Court
Justice Manser
Faust
Justice Manse
Sidney Grant
Boston
C. I
Maine
Hapgood
William J Mackesy
John D. Nolan
Paul Salvagsio
Ernest Menry
Martin J. Lawless
Grant
Auburn
Grant Permission To Build Garage On Mutual Drive
Hazel Foster and J. J. Sullivan win a Building Board of Appeals grant to construct a double garage straddling a property line on East Bridge Street. The permit was refused by the building inspector for being closer than the 18 inch setback. the board overruled, with members Lewis Heidrich Cyril Maple and Frank Smith approving. C. V. Beazell is the contractor.
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Building Board of Appeals
Hazel Foster
J. J. Sullivan
East Bridge Street
Building Board of Appeal
Hart Dickason
Appeals Board
Lewis Heidrich
Cyril Maple
Frank Smith
C. V. Beazell
Elyria Man Has Narrow Escape
Elyria resident Lewis A. Helidrich, 48, of 337 Denison avenue, escaped serious injury when his car rolled over twice after a collision with Curtis H. Longdorf of East Cleveland on Elyria avenue at North Ridge road yesterday afternoon. Longdorf said he was traveling about 55 miles an hour.
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Lewis A. Helidrich
Denison Avenue
Elyria Avenue
North Ridge Road
Heidrich
Curtis H. Longdorf
Elderwood Avenue
East
Cleveland
Longdorf
Chalmer Davidson
Anthony Pollock
Socialist Is New Mayor Of Madrid
Madrid selects Rafael Henche a socialist as the capital’s new mayor after unanimous choice by the city council at 2 p.m. today. Henche succeeds prior leadership as Madrid inaugurates a new administration and policy direction.
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Madrid
Rafael Henche
Weather summary for Ohio and Midwest regions
Mostly cloudy with tonight showers and possible Sunday morning activity in extreme north. Cooler conditions prevail with recent 24 hour changes. Central U.S. reports low pressure influence from the western disturbance and Gulf of Canada bringing precipitation and brisk winds.
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Ohio
Kansas
Minnesota
Minneapolis
New England
Western Mountain
Gulf of Canada
Ohio Valley
Plains
Truce Called in California Cannery Strike Riot
A truce ended a violent cannery strike in Stockton after a mediation session ordered by Gov. Merriam collapsed. Labor and cannery spokesmen expected a near term arbitration program, while non union workers warned of civil war and plants remained closed.
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Stockton
Calif
Frank F. Merriam
Sacramento
Paul St. Sure
Edward Vandeleur
State Federation of Labor
Harvey Modell
Canners
Cannery Workers of
Cannery Union
Do Not Look For Favorable Report On Judiciary Bill
A secret United Press poll shows at least half of the Senate Judiciary Committee opposed reporting favorably Roosevelt's court expansion bill. Two previously undecided senior members joined opponents, while a bloc of uncommitted Democrats pressed for a compromise to avoid a final showdown. The committee split suggests the administration cannot win a favorable report, risking a report without recommendation if the vote ends even.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
United Press
High Tribunal
Senate
Tennessee Senator Bachman Dead at 58
U S Senator Nathan L Bachman of Tennessee dies in Washington at 58 from heart trouble. He served since 1933 after Hull left the Senate and won re election last fall by about 185000 votes. He had spoken with his daughter in Asheville earlier and wife was en route to Chattanooga.
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Washington
Nathan L. Bachman
Tenn
Cordell Hull
Senate
Congress
Tennessee Valley Authority
Bachman
J. Russell Verbrycke
Verbrycke
Chattanooga
Thomas McCoy
Asheville
N. C
Hull
Roosevelt
Four Women Branded as Thieves From Treasury
Four elderly Treasury Department workers, all veteran employees, were dismissed after secret service marked dollar bills found on them as evidence. The women, who wore aprons and old dresses, allegedly pocketed small sums over years while counting bank relics in a gray chamber guarded by iron bars. No prosecutions planned due to long service and small thefts. Continued on Page 2.
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Washington
Treasury Department
U. S
Secret Service
Treasury
Seek General Reduction In Gov t Costs Across Agencies
Washington April 24 Advocates push for a general 10 percent reduction in government expenditures as part of an economy drive aligned with President Roosevelt s program. Byrnes plans to build support while delaying full action until all appropriations pass. Democrats cautious but some favor trimming relief funds and forcing state contributions. The House Agriculture bill passed 219 to 32 after a failed bid to amend for a 10 percent cut.
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Washington
Roosevelt
House
James F. Byrnes
S. C
Byrnes
White House
Pat McCarran
Nev
William E. Borah
Idaho
John Taber
N. Y
Appropriations Committee
Congress
Meet Sunday To Plan For Peace Conference
City church pastors select two members from each youths society to form a committee for a Peace Conference with Oberlin College students. The group meets Sunday at 3 30 p m at the Y M C A with Dr A E Kemp of the Hungarian Reformed Church.
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Young People's Society
Oberlin College
A. E. Kemp
Hungarian Reformed Church
General Denhardt’s Keys Linked to Slain Fiancée Case
Brigadier General Henry H. Denhardt’s keys were found near the body of his slain fiancée Verna Taylor, testified witness Cuba E. Shaver. The items were discovered on the road between the General’s car and the crime scene, about 600 feet away, amid testimony at the murder trial.
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New Castle
UPI
Henry H. Denhardt
Cuba E. Shaver
la Grange
Verna Garr Taylor
Charles C. Marshall
Shaver
George R. Baker
Baker
Delay Strike Deferred Briefly On Eastern Rail Lines
A threatened 25 000 railroad clerks and station employees strike on eight eastern railroads was postponed for 48 hours fifteen minutes before the noon deadline. Officials said the delay was granted at the request of the Railway Labor Board in Washington.
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New York
The
Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks
Railway Labor Board
Washington
National Tube Furnaces to Run at Capacity Next Week
National Tube Company announces all five blast furnaces and all twelve open hearths will operate at capacity as next week begins. One open hearth may be shut for repairs. Bessemer converter runs triple shift and rail mill seven days. Some mills have varied days of operation. daylight saving time starts for plant offices in Lorain.
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National Tube Company
Bessemer
Shelp
Butt
Lapp
Pittsburgh
Lorain
Towiski Die in Auto Crash at Sharp Curve in Bridgeport
Vincent Philip Towiski aged 43 was killed when his car struck a house on a sharp curve of the National road near Bridgeport. His wife and three others were injured, one seriously.
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Bridgeport
Vincent Philip Towiski
Clean Up Near Completion on West Side Campaign
Elsha's spring cleanup will end next week as three city crews start on the West Side Monday and finish by Thursday. Residents should place rubbish at curb or alley in containers. ashes will not be collected. East and South Sections are already finished.
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Elsha
I. D. Fanon
West Side
Faxon
William France Making Recovery from Auto Crash
William France administrator of Old Ase Pensions is recovering at home 504 Second street from injuries from an auto accident a week ago. He and his wife were riding with their son James when a car driven by a Clevelander crashed into theirs seven miles east of Ridgeville. France expects to be confined to bed at least another week while his wife Mrs France recovers from a shoulder injury.
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William France
Old
Ase Pensions
Second Street
France
James
Ridgeville
Francis
Noted Medical Specialist Plunges To His Death In Cleveland
Dr. Julius J. Selman a 44 year old internal medicine specialist and Mt Sinai City Hospitals staff member died by suicide from Fenway Hall Hotel ninth floor. He married March 21 and had recently returned to Cleveland with his wife. The couple spoke of no motive and no note was found. He was a Western Reserve Medical School graduate and diabetes metabolism expert with over 15 years of hospital service.
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Cleveland
Julius J. Selman
Fenway Hall Hotel
Selman
Mt. Sinai
City Hospitals
Chicago
Dr. Selman
Jacob Selman
Western Reserve University Medical School
Staf
City Hospital
Alfred Maschke
Maurice Maschke
Ohio
G. O. P. Jeader
Memorial Day Observance Plans in City Committee
The General Committee met in city council chamber to map Memorial Day events and consider celebrating on Monday since the holiday falls on Sunday. George P. Colburn presided. Judge Arthur H. Day is to give the keynote, while Elyria Legion Drum Corps and possibly local bands may join. Various subcommittees cover loudspeakers, parade, decorations, flowers, platform, and cemetery duties with leaders named. Chief E. J. Stankard will be Grand Marshall, Rev. J. A. Kaley honorary marshal.
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City Council Chamber
George P. Colburn
Colburn
Arthur H. Day
Ohio Supreme Court
Mel J. Brown
Music Committee
Elyria American Legion
Elyria High School
Lorain
Ely Park
Charles Lent
D. W. Baird
E J. Stankard
Flower James Howlett
W. M. Wehlber
J. G. Schrock
D. B. Symons
J. M. Powell
John H. Pope
Ridgselawn
Mason D. Smith
E. E. Leifer
Carl Wolf
St. Mary’s
Frank Hitsman
George, Robinson
C.F. Southam
William Hyman
la Porte
Butternut Ridge
Otto Chapman
A. E.giles
Grafton
Andrew Malanowski
Walter Malanowski
Murray Ridge
Harvey T. Brown
Irving Eppley
Dan C. Kothe
Fred Decker
Ridgesille
J. F. Diederich
R. van Arsdale
North Ridge
Charles Decker
Paul Blanchard
Ridgehill Memorial
Brookdale
E. J. Stankard
J. A. Kaley
Stankard
Arthur L. Richwine
Striking miners defy Lewis at Roda Colliery in Va
About 1,500 miners across four collieries in the Big Stone Gap region defied John L. Lewis and refused to return to work at the Roda Colliery. They planned a vote to decide whether to continue the walkout which began April 1 over contract terms lacking a closed shop provision and union dues deductions. UMW officials cited a new contract with grievance procedures and avoided immediate strike action pending the vote.
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Big Stone Gap
UPR
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Roda
Stonega Coke & Coal Company
Lewis
Wise County
Washington
Appr
Virginia
UMW
Sit-Down Strike at Ford Plant Lasts 12 Hours
A 12 hour sit down strike at the Ford assembly plant in Richmond California ended when Ford officials agreed to confer with United Automobile Workers leaders. 600 workers voted to abandon the strike and the plant gates were welded shut last night as management and union leaders prepared for talks in Detroit and a conference with Ed Hall.
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Richmond
Calif
Ford Assembly
Ford
United Automobile Workers Union
Committee For Industrial Organization
Frank Slaby
Detroit
Ed Hall
International Union
Ford Motor Company
Dispatch
Kansas City
Henry Ford
Clarence Bullwinkle
Bullwinkle
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Elyria
Maine Shoe Factory
California
U.S
Tennessee
Bulletin
New Jersey Steel Workers
Crucible Steel Company
Harrison
Harold Hoffman
New Jersey
Mrs. Selman
Miss Vortense
Academy of Medicine of Cleveland
Lin
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