Labor Board Rebuffed Again by High Court
The Supreme Court declined to hear a National Labor Relations Board appeal for a second time in two weeks. The case, involving the Peninsular and Occidental Steamship Co, centers on the CIO affiliated National Maritime Union membership reinstatement after replacements by an ILWU affiliated crew. The lower court had set aside the board order for insufficient evidence.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Supreme Court
Labor Board
Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
Consolidated Edison
Congress of Industrial Organizations
American Federation of Labor
Peninsular and Occidental Steamship Co
National Maritime Union
CIO
Supreme Court orders Missouri to admit Gaines to law school
The Supreme Court ruled that the University of Missouri must admit Lloyd L. Gaines, a Black student from St. Louis, to its law school until Lincoln University provides a satisfactory law program. Chief Justice Hughes wrote the opinion, reversing the Missouri Supreme Court and mandating admission to the law school.
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Washington
Supreme Court
University of Missouri
Lloyd L. Gaines
St. Louis
Lincoln University
Gaines
Missouri Law School
Huughes
Missouri Supreme Court
Missouri
Law School
TVA Director Lilienthal Seriously Ill in Washington
In Washington on December 12, Urpi J. A. Krug, head of TVA Power Planning, said TVA Director David Lilienthal is seriously ill and has been brought from Knoxville, Tennessee for treatment by specialists.
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Washington
Urpi
J. A. Krug
Tennessee Valley Authority Power Planning Division
TVA
David Lilienthal
Krug
Lilienthal
Knoxville
Tenn
Lindberghs Plan Paris Move for Winter Weather
Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh will move to a Paris flat for the winter because of cold and stormy weather on the Brittany Isle of Nieaux where they have lived. The famous aviators and their two sons Jon and Land will remain in Paris through the cold months if privacy is respected, authorities disclosed.
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Paris
Charles A. Lindbergh
Niece
Flying
Jon
Land
Prospects For OS A Presidency Considered By Board
Columbus Ohio December meeting reveals selection of new president at OSU was only the merest possibility. Board reviews sub committee report on conferences with Dr Walter Jessup and Dr Frederick P Kepple both educators with the Rockefeller Foundation.
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Columbus, CO
Ohio State University
Board of Trustees
Walter Jessup
Frederick P. Kepple
Rockefeller Foundation
Weather Outlook Ohio and Nearby Regions
Generally fair tonight and Tuesday with a slight chill. A disturbance over Quebec and a high pressure area from British Columbia to the Central Plains shape light rain and snow from the Ohio Valley to the Atlantic. Snow falls in Colorado and New Mexico as temperatures rise in the Middle and South Atlantic States while colder air moves south and east across the Great Plains.
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Ohio
Quebec
British Columbia
Mountain States
Central Plains
Ohio Valley
Eastern
Lake Region
Atlantic
Colorado
New Mexico
South Atlantic States
Great Plains
United States and Argentina Agree on Conference Objective
Lima Peru December 12 United States and Argentina agreed on the main aim of the Eighth Pan American Conference to present a united warning against aggression and subversion. Cantilo Argentine foreign minister will return to Buenos Aires after guiding the delegation toward a common American defense front. Hull accepted Cantilo’s view that a declaration or resolution can form the defense accord.
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Senora Benevides
United States
Cordell Hull
Lima
Peru
L. A. Steinhardt
Oscar R. Benevides
Argentina
Jose Maria Cantilo
Buenos Aires
Cantilo
Hull
Cantila
Envelopes Left By Mrs. Hahn To Be Opened Today
Four envelopes from Anna Marie Hahn to attorney Joseph C. Hoodin were to be opened today from a safety deposit box. Hoodin and Hiram Bolsinger said they believed the letters contained a confession to the poisoning murder for which Hahn was convicted. Hoodin planned a private plan for Oscar, her 12 year old son, to ensure he forgets the recent events.
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Cincinnati
Anna Marie Hahn
Joseph C. Hoodin
Hoodin
Hiram Bolsinger
Hahn
Oscar
Houdin
Ashland College Head To Speak at Elks Club Meeting
Dr. C. L. Anspach, president of Ashland College, will speak at the December meeting of Lorain County school superintendents and principals at the Elks Club. The dinner meeting starts at 6 30 p m. He will discuss Pattern Thinking.
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C. L. Anspach
Ashland College
Lorain County
Elks’ Club
Anspach
Call Strike At Meat Plants In New York
Police details were posted at major meat plants as 1000 workers walk out in a CIO United Meat Workers strike seeking a closed shop wage increases paid vacations and a 40 hour week. The action targets eight firms including Swift Cudahy Armour Wilson Morrel Rath and local markets. Most firms said they were doing business as usual.
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New York
United Meat Workers
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Meyer Stern
Swift and Company
Cudahy Packing Company
Armour and Company
Wilson and Company
Morrel Packing Company
Rath Packing Company
Williamsburg
Fort Greene
All November Old Age Pension Checks To Be In Mail Today
The state auditors office announced that the remaining November checks for old age pensioners would be mailed today. Employees worked overtime to issue the checks after the Federal government sent its half. Remaining county mails include Washington, Wayne, Williams, Wood, and Wyandot. December checks are to follow, with mailing to start soon and all by December 21.
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Columbus
Dee
Washington
Wayne
Williams
Wood
Wyandot
Joseph T. Ferguson
May Shift School Bus Drivers in Sheffield Lake
The Sheffield Lake school board considers shifting bus drivers as protests from parents mount. A proposed change could be decided at the December board meeting, with Harry Gang noting changes only at regular sessions. Parents accuse driver Charles A. Bauserman of failing to stop at a railroad crossing and seek his discharge, a demand the board narrowly rejected.
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Sheffield Lake
Board of Education
Harry Gang
Charles A. Bauserman
Franco Sets Thursday As The Zero Hour
Franco has set Thursday as the zero hour for an offensive in Eastern Spain to break Loyalist resistance, reporting along the French border said today. Generalissimo Francisco Franco, leader of the Nationalist forces, announced the timing as tensions rise on the Franco-Spanish frontier.
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Hendaye
Francisco Franco
Spain
Father Coughlin Declares Only Pope Speaks For Church
Detroit December 12 Father Charles E Coughlin at the Shrine of the Little Flower Royal Oak said only the Pope speaks for the Catholic Church after Cardinal Mundelein’s remark that Coughlin did not speak for the church He added no priest bishop or cardinal speaks for the whole church and reiterated that only the Pope speaks for the Church His office also rebutted Hogan on the magazine Social Justice and warned Jews against what he called atheistic Jews abroad urging local councils to avoid ending Christmas and Easter in public schools He cited B N A I Brith claims and urged restraint while defending his stance on church authority and Jewish influence
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Detroit
Charles E. Coughlin
Little Flower
Royal Oak
Chicago
George Cardinal Mundelein
Father Couglin
Coughlin
Cardinal Mundelein
Father Coughlin
Hogan
General Jewish Council
Communist Party
Russia
B'Nai Brith
Cleveland
Bridgeport
Wish Comes True starts in Chronicle Telegram tonight
The Chronicle Telegram begins a new serialized story titled Wish Comes True on page 9. Sibyl navigates love and trust as she fends off desire with danger. Read tonight and follow future installments.
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Chronicle - Telegram
Chronicle- Telegram
Sibyl
Britain May Act Against Japan
British government experts study trade reprisals against Japan for discriminating against British trade in China. A final decision has not been made, but Britain would act if the United States takes similar measures. The U S ambassador, en route to Washington, has been conferring with officials on the Far East situation and is expected to report Britain’s stance.
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London
Japan
China
United States
Washington
Britain
Ohio weekend crashes claim eleven lives in multiple accidents
United Press reports eleven people died in Ohio over the weekend in two train collisions and several auto incidents. Victims include Burl Farmer 40 Clinton Farquahar 30 Cary Whitmore 60 Stanley Hart 56 Vasco Davis 23 Ava Davis Noah Beachy 43 Isaac Shelley Sr 50 John Lute 50 Charles Rapp 63 Felix Stepinoskie 45 and Frank Parks 51. Cincinnati and surrounding areas were affected.
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United Press
Ohio
Gambier
Burl Farmer
Clinton Farquahar
Cary Whitmore
Campbellstown
Preble County
Stanley Hart
Vasco Davis
Ava Davis
Vasco
Richmond
Ind
Noah E. Beachy
Plain City
Isaac J. Shelley, Sr
Toledo
John A. Lute
Portsmouth
Charles Rapp
Strange Turn In Strange Case
In Seattle on December 12 Eleanor Smith, 72, faced a murder trial as the state sought a guilty plea and life in prison for her alleged role in the 1928 murder of naval officer James Eugene Bassett. Her son Decastro Earl Mayer, 42, had killed himself in his cell after being tried with her. Mayer, a habitual criminal, had been serving a life sentence.
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Seattle
Wash
Dee
Eleanor Smith
Gailty
James Eugene Bassett
Decastro Earl Mayer
Mayer
Music Teacher And Composer For 30 Years Found Dead
Harvey Herman, 71, a music teacher and composer for three decades, was found dead in his secluded cottage four miles southwest of Millersburg Ohio. He lived alone since his wife’s death eight years ago and kept birds and squirrels in the home. A neighbor discovered the body. funeral plans were set for Thursday in a local funeral home. Herman previously worked as a musician in New York and Wooster Ohio.
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Millersburg
Harvey Herman
Herman
New York
Wooster
Ohio
Large Class To Be Initiated By Elyria Elks
The Elyria lodge will initiate its largest class of the year at eight o clock tomorrow. The event honors Dr. Edward J. McCormick of Toledo grand exalted ruler of the Elks. He cannot attend but plans a future Elyria visit. Many visitors from Ellis lodges in the district are expected.
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Elyria
Elks’ Lodge
Edward J. McCormick
Toledo
of the Elks
McCormick
Ellis’ Lodges
Christmas Rush At Elyria Post Office For Holiday Mail
Postmaster Sartor reports 30 to 35 extra workers will handle the Christmas mail peak next week at the Elyria post office. Foreign mail to Britain, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Greece, Poland and Germany rises with money orders and registered mail up. Cards urged via first class to ensure delivery, as misaddressed one and a half cent cards lack directory service.
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Elyria
Dc. J. Sartor
British Isles
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Greece
Poland
Ger
Co. QO. D
Sartor
Man Attired As Woman Found Hanging In Tree
Gale Davison, 28, was found hanged from a sapling in a cornfield in Ga lesburg Illinois wearing women's clothes, a brown wig, silk stockings, pumps and a scarf. Police suspect suicide but doctors were asked to test organs for poison as his mother disputes the ruling. Two boys discovered the body tied with a toy handcuff, knees touching the ground. State toxicologists were consulted in the investigation.
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Galesburg
Ill
Gale Davison
Maud Davison
E. D. Hardy
Springfield
State Department of Health
Davison
Railroads urged to spend three billion for rehab
FR W Fletcher general counsel of the Association of American railroads testified before a Senate Finance subcommittee. He said railroads should invest about 3,000,000,000 over five or six years in plant and equipment rehabilitation to battle obsolescence and urged incentive taxation to spur business and industry efforts.
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Washington
FR. W. Fletcher
Association of American Railroads
Senate Finance
Fletcher
Believe Russia Has Largest Air Fleet
London reports Soviet Russia may command the world scene with about 4,000 first line military aircraft, plus reserve and second line planes, potentially making it the largest air force. Jane's All the World Aircraft notes Britain has the fastest fighters and Italy the fastest bombers, while U S bombers and fighters are among the speediest though full details are not yet public.
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London
Soviet
Russia
Janes
Britain
Italy
United States
Railroad Signal Tower Watchman Dies On Duty
WAUSEON OH Dec 12 When signals in the tower guarding the junction of the New York Central and Wabash railroads ceased to operate a maintenance foreman sent R C Connin to investigate Connin found the tower watch man John R Maxwell 69 of Delta dead on the floor Coroner H Milton Warner said Maxwell had died from a heart attack.
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Wauseon
New York Central
Lawrence S. Sierin
R. C. Connin
Connin
John R. Maxwell
Delta
H. Milton Warner
Maxwell
Fatal Accident Near Massillon Claims One Life
A Canton factory workers’ trip ended in tragedy on the Canton Massillon road as an automobile side swiped a truck. One man, Hamilton Frew, 61, was killed while four others sustained only minor injuries. The truck operator was William White of Barberton.
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Massillon
Canton
Canton-Massillon
Hamilton Frew
William White
Barberton
Stockholder Sues Over Fraudulent Statements Filed
Bridgeport filed by New Haven stockholder Peter Margoles against McKesson & Robbins president F Donald Coster and assistant treasurer George Dietrich and co defendant Mrs Coster. Suit seeks 10000 damages alleging published financial statements induced purchase of worthless stock. two official bank accounts seized by deputy sheriff. Returnable first Tuesday in January.
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Bridgeport
Margoles
Avon Schools Back in Session After Scarlet Fever Closure
Avon schools including public and parochial ones reopened after a two day closure for scarlet fever in the village. Eight cases had been reported with two recoveries. absenteeism was high due to colds and parental concern about contagion. Superintendent W. E. Blake said few absences were due to scarlet fever, and the board had closed schools as a precaution.
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Avon
W. E. Blake
Has Hard Luck With His Automobile
Ozzie Schmekel faced a severe road mishap on a mountain highway when a flat tire led to a brake failure and the car plunging 200 feet onto railroad tracks. He and a friend struggled to stop it as it teetered on a bluff then rolled away. He sprinted two miles to Belton hoping to flag a passing train but returned to find only scrap remaining.
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Kalispell
Mont
Ozzie Schmekel
Ozzie
Belton
Defense Asks Dismissal on Immunity in Grall Case
The trial of former Sheriff William F. Grall began with a brisk jury selection but paused after a defense motion claiming immunity. Judge Huston deferred ruling, while prosecutors defended the case and outlined graft schemes tied to rackets, pinball and slot machines. Penny Morgan, alias Maxine Barbour, did not appear as a fugitive.
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Huston
Grall
William F. Gra
Common Pleas
Charles H. Huston
Mansfield
Howard R. Butler
Samuel Herman
Butler
Herman
Henry George King
Maxine Barbour
Penny Morgan
Grali
Elyria Schools To Close January 2 In New Year Break
Elyria will close on January 2 in observance of New Year’s Day per R C Maston, with most village and rural county schools remaining in session to meet the 180 day minimum. Elyria schools, having more than 180 days, will not resume until Tuesday January 3 after the holiday.
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Elyria
R. C. Maston
Ohio School Foundation
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