Auto Industry Strikes Tap Steel and Auto Output
DETROIT Dec 21 United Automobile Workers backed by the CIO asks for a conference with General Motors to press its bargaining drive. Bitter labor war in steel and auto industries looms as feeder-plant strikes begin to affect production and steel company unions wooed into CIO units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
United Automobile Workers of America
Committee For Industrial Organization
General Motors
Automobile Company
Washington
Steel
National Steel Union
Force Curtailment Of Production In Auto Feeder Plants
Labor leaders pushing for union recognition in the auto industry forced additional curtailment of production at Ford Motor Company and key feeder plants. Strikes in wheel, glass, and body suppliers threaten Riveter Rouge operations as Buffalo unit cuts output. Murray Corp of America and other parts makers follow curtailments. Pittsburgh Plate Glass workers strike unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
United Automobile Workers
General Motors
Ford Motor Company
Steel
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
John L. Lewis
C. I. QO
United Mine Workers
New York
Ford
River Rouge
Buffalo. X. Y
Murray Corporation of America
Buffalo
Briacs Manufacturing Company
Kelsey-Hares Wheel Company
Fisher Body Corporation
Libber- Owens-Ford Glass Company
Pittsburgh Glass
Ohio Weather Update Partly Cloudy Tonight Through Tuesday
A weather notice for Ohio reports tonight and Tuesday will be mostly cloudy with little temperature change. No major precipitation expected. Highs and lows remain steady as the system moves through the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
San Salvador Earthquake Leaves Massive Destruction
San Salvador endures a catastrophic quake and aftershocks causing about 100 dead, 500 injured, and 25,000 homeless. Relief forces mobilize as San Vicente area bears the worst losses. Red Cross appeals for food and funds, while trains deliver medical supplies and aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Salvador
Maximilian Hernandez Martinez
San Vincente
Here
San Vicente
Republic
Tepetlan
Apastepeque
Verapaz
San Estaban
San Cayetano
San Sebastian
Tecoluca
Rudin Seeks To Halt Payments In Bridge Matter
Attorney Fritz Rudin seeks a court action to stop Lorain County from approving further payments to C Arthur Brown who was hired August 21 as an assistant clerk at 500 dollars a month. Brown was to obtain federal bridge funds through Washington contacts for Lorain and has been paid 1000 dollars with reports he now seeks 4000 more for this project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard R. Butler
C. Arthur Brown
Lorain
Fritz Rudin
Brown
Washington
Elyria High School Choir Hosts Annual Christmas Concert
The Elyria High School a capella choir presented its annual Christmas concert yesterday afternoon in the school auditorium before about 700 people. The program mixed familiar carols with a violin solo by Ethel Bran and selections from Ries The Wonder Child, featuring soloists Audrey Foster Don Hensman Nancy Silsbee and Joe Birdsall. Director J Martin Beck led the performance with festive staging and a large decorated tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
Jesus
Christ
Ethel Bran
Naomi Davis
Ries
Audrey Foster
Don Hensman
Nancy Silsbee
Joe Birdsall
J. Martin Beck
President And Landon Will Meet Today
President Franklin D. Roosevelt meets Governor Alf M. Landon at the White House in a scene of photo flashes and curious onlookers. Landon, posing for photographers, shares a brisk greeting with May Craig before proceeding to an 11 A.M. appointment with Roosevelt and Secretary Marvin McIntyre. A broken flash bulb prompts Landon to quip about avoiding an accident after the lengthy campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alf M. Landon
Roosevelt
White House
Kansas
Landon
May Craig
Maine
Marvin McIntyre
Roosevelt and Landon to Meet at White House Dinner
President Roosevelt and Governor Landon will meet today for the first time since the election. Landon, in Washington for a gridiron club dinner, will visit the White House at Mrs. Roosevelt’s invitation. No formal political engagements are planned. The dinner will feature speeches by both men, but remarks will not be reported or broadcast.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Alf M. Landon
White House
Landon
Gary. Landon
Ir. Roosevelt
Continue Search For Lost Plane
SALT LAKE CITY December 21 A force of U S army regulars and CCC recruits strong set out to search the mountainous area south of here for the Western Air Express liner missing six days with seven aboard Allan Barrie WAE vice president said ground search is the only feasible method left Planes have flown over the liner route since Tuesday with no success Barrie posted a 1000 reward for information leading to discovery Continue on page two
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
U. S. Army
CCC
Here
Western Air Express
Allan Barrie
WAE
Barrie
Fort
Pope Pius XI to broadcast Christmas Eve message
Vatican City reports Pope Pius XI in satisfactory condition after illness. He will address the faithful on Christmas Eve from the Vatican Radio at 12 30 pm local time on a 19 84 meter wavelength urging mankind to cease warfare and seek Christian peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Pius XI
Vatican
Civil War Vets To Be Remembered On Christmas Day
Ohio Department Sons of Union Veterans will honor 426 living Civil War veterans on Christmas Day with greeting cards and volunteer visits. Henry B. Stevick announced the effort, organized with the Christmas committee, to deliver gifts and flowers from local camps and the Department of Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Department
Sons of Union Veterans
Ohio
Henry B. Stevick
Wellington
Stevick
Department
Sons of Union Veterans of
Department of Ohio
Senator Norbeck to Be Laid To Rest Wednesday
Senator Peter Norbeck 66 a former South Dakota governor and U S senator for 16 years died yesterday from a heart attack induced by cephalo oma a cancerous condition. He had been in precarious condition for nine months and will be buried Wednesday in Redfield. Norbeck was known as a Theodore Roosevelt Republican and broke with party leaders on key issues. He supported Roosevelt for re election and championed agriculture alongside the AAA.
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Redfield
M. D
Peter Norbeck
U. S. Senate
Norbeck
Senate
Theodore Roosevelt
Frazier and Nyer
North Dakota
Norris
Nebraska
BaFollette
Wisconsin
Roosevelt
AAA
Shortest Day Marks Winter Solstice In New York
In New York today the winter solstice arrives at 7:27 PM EST marking the shortest day of the year with 9 hours and 14 minutes of daylight from sunrise at 7:17 AM to sunset at 4:31 PM.
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New York
Must Face Jury Trial On Alleged Arms Embargo Violation
The Supreme Court allowed a jury trial for a group of airplane manufacturers and individuals accused of conspiring to violate President Roosevelt's arms embargo by selling 15 machine guns to Bolivia. Justice George Sutherland wrote the opinion, with most justices concurring. The decision rejects the defendants' claim that Congress delegated unconstitutional power to the President and reverses a lower court ruling.
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Washington
U. P
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
New Deal
George Sutherland
C. McReynolds
McReynolds
High Court
Federal Court
Southern District of
New York
Bolivia
Government defense of old age aid tax is constitutional
The United States argued in Federal District Court that taxes on employers and employees under the old age assistance provision of the Social Security Act are constitutional and within Congress power. The suit, brought by George P. Davis of Waltham against Edison Electric Illuminating Co of Boston, seeks to stop salary deductions and company contributions under the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
U. P
Congress
Federal District Court
George P. Davis
Waltham
Edison Electric Luminating Company of
Supreme Court to hearings on farm mortgage moratorium act
The Supreme Court announced it will hear arguments on the constitutionality of the amended Frazier-Lemke Farm Mortgage Moratorium Act in an appeal from the Fourth Circuit which had condemned the law.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals
Chiang's Wife Pleads For Release Of Husband
Mme Chiang Kai-shek plans to fly from Nanking to Sian Fu in Shensi Province to plead with Marshal Chang Hsueh Liang for Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek's immediate release after his seizure.
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Silanghal
Mme-Chiarng
Kai-Shek
Nanking
Sian-Fu
I Shensi
Chang Usueh-Liang
Amelia Earhart Putnam Joins Missing Plane Search
Amelia Earhart Putnam, America's premier woman flier, joined the hunt for a Western Air Express liner that vanished in a Utah storm over Central Utah last Tuesday. She travels to assist in the search and rescue effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
Amelia Earhart Putnam
America
Western Air Express
Approve 37 Peace Projects At Inter-American Conference
Delegates at the Inter-American Conference for Peace in Buenos Aires approved 37 projects aimed at cementing pacific relations across the Western World. The measures ranged from tariff barrier removal to a resolution urging a humane stance in war should peace fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Inter-American Conference For Peace
Christmas Mailing Heaviest In Years Expected To Peak
Elyria post office expects today and tomorrow to be the peak Christmas mailing days as thousands of Elyrians rushed to address cards and wrap gifts. Long lines formed at parcel post and stamp windows with extra helpers handling bag after bag of mail. Postmaster Sartor urged careful addressing to ensure delivery amid the heavy volume and possible later handling.
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Elyria
Charles J. Sartor
Beng Post Office
Parcel Post
Elyrians
Sartor
Sartor Asain
Asima
Two Brothers Hurt in Local Car Crash on Slippery Pavement
Ralph and Ernest Peat of Mansfield were injured when their car collided with a vehicle driven by Mrs. Emma Farrer 50 of Elyria on a slippery road. Ernest was most seriously hurt with five broken ribs and head lacerations, Ralph sustained scalp wounds, and Mrs. Farrer suffered leg and facial lacerations. All three were taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital. Deputy sheriffs investigated while the ailing father Charles Peat was shielded from news at his home in Oberlin.
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Ralph
Ernest Peat
Mansfield
Henry G. Peat
Emma Farrer
West 13Th Street
Elyria
Ralph Peat
Oberlin
West Ridge Road
Elyria Memorial Hospital
S. R. Nichols
Farrer
Gerald Nau
Tienry Moehl
Harry Brady
Bellevue
Norwalk
Cleveland Street
Clarence Webber
Lake Avenue
Webber
Leroy Kemper
Elyria “Memorial Hospital
Dan”Makiuski
Kemper
Miss Ann Hoake
Artemas Court
Ellis Brown
West 15Th Street
Depot Street
East Avenue
Fostoria
Mildred Hutchinson
Alma Vanesdale
Allen Memorial Hospital
Kipton
A. Murphy
Erie
William Young
Hutchinson
Miss Vanesdale
F. S. Fulmer
Eastern Heights Blvd
Cedar and
Broad Streets
Henry Stolzenburs
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Steel Workers’ Organizing Committee
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
American Iron and Steel Institute
Senate Civil Liberties Committee
Weirton
W. Va
Pittsburgh
National Labor Relations Board
Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corp
U. S. Steel
Carnegie-Illinois Company
Spain
Madrid
Martinez
Red Cross
Society For Social Assistance
St. Vincent
Mexico City
The
Pan American Airways
Manuel Denegri
Rudin
E. H. S. Choir
President
Pius
Giuseppe Motta
Switzerland
Arminio Milani
Nicola Pende
Pende
Milani
Senator Norbeck
U. S
Chiang
Amelia Putnam
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