Detroit Strike Talks Stalled Amid Merged stare downs
Governor Frank Murphy sought to revive talks between General Motors and the United Automobile Workers after a week of deadlock over exclusive bargaining rights for 20 GM plants now under strike. Both sides held firm, with UAW demanding sole bargaining power and GM opposing bondage of its workers. The conference resumed at 8 20 p m in a cleared atmosphere as negotiators spent hours behind closed doors.
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Detroit
Frank Murphy
General Motors Corporation
United Automobile Workers
Murphy
Roosevelt
General Motors
Automobile Company
Union
Flint Prepares For Emergency in Buick Strike Area
Flint officials led by Harold Bradshaw coordinated city departments for an emergency amid the United Automobile Workers strike at GM plants. The city commission approved extraordinary police powers for Bradshaw to recruit a 600‑strong reserve police force after five days of quiet in the strike zone. Johnston D. Kerkhoff, NY Evening Journal reporter, released from county jail on contempt charge. he declined to discuss terms.
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Flint, Mich
Johnston D. Kerkhoff
New York Evening Journal
Paul V. Gadola
Kerkhoff
Harold Bradshaw
Buick Motor Car Company
General Motors
United Automobile Workers
Flint
Dinner Tonight Welcomes Bender Body Company Officials
About 400 expected at a dinner tonight in the First M. E. Church dining room at 6 30 p m. Officials of the Chamber of Commerce city and local firms will extend the welcome to the Bender Body Company with 16 company officials and two Willys Real Estate Corporation officials among reservations.
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Chamber of Commerce
Bender Body Company
M. E. Church
Willys Real Estate Realization Corporation
Willys-Overland
Weather Ohio: Fair then colder night and Wednesday
The forecast notes much colder temperatures overnight with Wednesday remaining fair. A low pressure system moved from Wisconsin toward Ontario, with a secondary depression over Virginia. A high pressure ridge stretches from the northwest to Missouri, causing a sharp temperature drop of 30 to 40 degrees in the Mississippi and Ohio valleys. Heavy rains persist in Mississippi and Alabama, with moderate precipitation in the Ohio valley and northeast. elsewhere, fair weather continues.
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Ohio
Wisconsin
Ontario
Virginia
Sheridan
Wyo
Kamloops
B. C
Boise
Idaho
Missouri
Mississippi
Alabama
Ohio Valley
Justice Weygandt to Speak at Elyria Club Dinner
Carl V. Weygandt chief justice of the Ohio Supreme Court will address the Federated Men's Clubs of Elyria at their annual dinner on February 22 at 6 30 p m He has a long career as a teacher legislator lawyer and judge and is active in many Cleveland organizations including the American Bar Association Judicial Council of Ohio and the Lake Erie School of Law He is married with three children and resides in Lakewood Ohio
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Carl V. Weygandt
Supreme Court of Ohio
Federated Men’s Clubs of
Elyria
Wayne County
Wooster High School
Wooster College
Western Reserve Law School
Court of Appeals
Ohio Supreme Court
Cleveland Liberty Loan and Comunity Fund
Cleveland
Ohio State
American Bar Associations
Judicial Section
American Bar Association
American Law Institute
Judicial Council of Ohio
American Judicature Society
Lake Erie School of Law
Justice Weygandt
Cleveland Humane Society
Negro Welfare Association of Cleveland
Legal Aid
Gates Hospital Receives Share From Birthday Balls
The Gates Hospital for Crippled Children will receive 355.25 from the three President's Birthday Balls in Elyria. Total receipts were 639, expenses 142.50, leaving 507.50 to be divided between Gates Hospital and Warm Springs Foundation. Gates gets 70 percent and Warm Springs 30 percent, 152.25, to fund its infantile paralysis campaign.
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Gates Hospital For Crippled Children
Elyria
O. J. Shafer
Gates Hospital
Warm Springs Foundation
White House notes on GM labor dispute talks
The White House said President Roosevelt spoke by telephone with GM vice president William Knudsen and union leader John Lewis, making his position clear on the GMC labor controversy. Optimism circulated as Knudsen and Lewis agreed to continue arbitration talks, with Governor Frank Murphy also involved in peace discussions.
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Washington
U. P
White House
Roosevelt
William 8. Knudsen
General Motors
John S. Lewis
GMC
Knudson
Lewis
Mr. Roosevelt
Frank Murphy
Loyalists In Spain Report Capture Of Eight German Soldiers
In Valencia on February 9, loyalist forces claim eight German soldiers were captured on the Malaga front while British and German ships pressed a barrage along the Malaga Torrox corridor to hinder retreat. Loyalists fortify a new line, confident it can be held, as two merchant vessels and two gunboats reportedly fell into insurgent hands in the Malaga capture.
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Valencia
Spain
Malaga
Torrox
Townsend enters not guilty plea in contempt case
Dr Francis E Townsend founder of the $200 a month old age pension plan pleaded not guilty in DC federal court on contempt charges for refusing to testify before a House investigating committee. He faces trial February 23 after walking out of a hearing into his pension organization.
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Washington
Francis E. Townsend
District of Columbia
Townsend
Bill To Divert Funds Killed
Columbus Ohio February 9 The House Motor Vehicles committee voted unanimously to kill a bill that would have diverted six million dollars yearly from motor license tag revenues from counties to the state highway department for highway purposes.
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Columbus
House Motor Vehicles Committee
State Highway Department
Robinson Foresees Enactment of Roosevelt Judiciary Plan
Senate Majority Leader Joseph T. Robinson predicted Congress would enact President Roosevelt’s judiciary program, including Supreme Court features, while acknowledging that modifications would likely be made.
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Washington
U. P
Senate
Joseph T. Robinson
Congress
President Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Large Audience At Opening Session Of Food Clinic
Miss Elizabeth Scatterday and Miss Lois Stringfellow led a lively food demonstration in Elyria's model gas kitchen showroom. The event showcased modern kitchen design, Venetian blinds, and a full line of locally sold food products while highlighting new merchandise and a future program featuring the Tappan divided-top gas range.
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Elizabeth Scatterday
Lois Stringfellow
Elyria
Miss Scatterday
Miss Stringfellow
Judge H H Nye Starts New Probate Duties Today
Horace H Nyse elected probate judge last November takes over duties succeeding Judge H C Wilcox who retires to practice law with his son Hubbard. Nye begins organizing aid for dependent children with Doris Todd named head of the county department. Additional state and federal funds could raise total child welfare expenditure to about 79000.
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Horace H Nyse
H. C. Wilcox
Hubbard Wilcox
Nyse
Judge Wilcox
Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
Guy B. Findley
Nye
Aid For
Doris_Todd
Fifth Street
Ohio State University
Lorain County
Miss Todd
FERA
Montgomery County
William Oldham
Marr Brandt
Wagner Act at Supreme Court Faces New Tribunal Decision
The Wagner Act case was argued before the Supreme Court amid talks of a possible new tribunal and timing for a ruling. Speculation centered on whether a pending court decision would wait for Congress on Roosevelt's judicial reform. Observers noted signs the nine justices may soon align their approach to the case and related tests.
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United Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
May Remodel Third Floor of Courthouse
Lorain County plans consider remodeling the courthouse third floor for offices and adding an elevator. An architect from Cleveland reviews removing the dome, with safety concerns over rusted metal and possible wind damage. Estimated dome removal and roof repair around 25000 dollars. PWA engineer H E O'Donnell notes flood damage funds may be used state wide. He also inspected Cascade Park damage and flood prevention work estimated at 15000 to 20000 dollars. Accompanied by Commissioner DeChant, he reviewed Erie avenue and Colorado avenue bridges for forthcoming reports.
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Lorain County Bar Association
Board of County Commissioners
Cleveland
H. E. O'Donnell
PWA
O'Donnell
Cascade Park
Edward DeChant
Erie Avenue
Lorain
Colorado Avenue
Sheffield Village
Former Elyria Boy Fatally Injured In Cleveland
An eight year old former Elyria boy, Jack Ehlke, was struck by a car while crossing West Forty-fifth Street at Lorain Avenue in Cleveland after leaving St. Luke's School. He died from a fractured skull at Fairview Park Hospital. Survivors include his parents Irving and Mrs. Ehlke and sisters June, Jane, and Alice. Burial set at Ridgelawn Cemetery, Elyria. services at 2 p.m. Thursday.
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Elyria
Cleveland
Jack Ehlke
West Forty-fifth Street
W. H. Goodman
East Avenue
Albert Ehlke
East River Street
Irving Ehlke
Lorain Avenue
St. Luke's Evangelical Lutheran School
June
Fairview Park Hospital
County meetings set for school officials and teachers
Two Lorain County gatherings are planned this month. The first is a 6:30 p.m. February meeting at The Gables with superintendents, principals and speakers Larry Roller and C. W. Howell. The second is the Lorain County Education Association mid winter meeting at Grafton School on February 24.
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Gables
Larry Roller
Cleveland
C. W. Howell
C. A. Gibbons
Howell
Lorain County Education Association
Grafton
Scout Leader To Visit Elyria In February Meeting
Richard L. Newcomb new assistant Scout executive of the Firelands Area Council Boy Scouts of America will visit Elyria Thursday afternoon attending the February meeting of Pack No. 4 Cub Scouts at the First Congregational Church. The 4 p m gathering aims to welcome the new executive as he plans to spend time in Elyria to boost cubbing. He was recently married in Sandusky and now lives in Lorain with his wife from Louisville.
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Richard L. Newcomb
Firelands Area Council
Boy Scouts of America
Elyria
First Congregational Church
Newcomb
Sandusky
Louisville
Lorain
Tornadic Winds Sweep Over Flood Area
Memphis reports the storm as the Mississippi crest moved downstream while tornado winds added to flood damage across Arkansas Missouri Indiana and Kentucky. Evansville saw 45 mph winds demolishing structures and damaging homes. Frisco station moved 40 feet. New Madrid and Paducah faced broken windows lines and power cuts.
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Memphis
Tenn
Mississippi River
Arkansas
Missouri
Indiana
Kentucky
Evansville
Ind
Fagus
Frisco
New Madrid
Paducah
Million and Half Tax Collection Forecast Here
County Treasurer Walter J. Wright reported real estate tax collections nearing 480000 with about 25000 received yesterday. He urged delinquent taxpayers to use the partial payment plan under the Wittemorten Act to avoid sale of property by the auditor and hopes to close the period by March 5 with total collections exceeding 1500000.
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Walter J. Wright
Wright
Club To Meet Here Monday Evening
The Young Women s Republi an Club of Lorain County will hold its first meeting of the year at the Y W C A Monday at 8 p m announced today by Miss Alberta McAfee of Lorain president The Elyria division will elect its officers for the year at this meeting the president said
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Young Women’s Repubblican Club
Lorain County
Misa Alberta McAfee
Lorain
Elyria
State Treasurer Names Two Assistants
Columbus Feb 9 Ltate Treasurer Clarence H. Whisley today appointed William Rogers of Mansfield and Samuel Willi ame of Payton as his cashiers in the department.
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Columbus, O
Clarence HH. Whisley
William Rogers
Mansfield
Samuel Williame
Payton
Ss Heisian
Issue Will Be Hard Fought In Congress
In Austin Texas on February 9 the Texas senate approved a resolution urging U S senators and congressmen to oppose Roosevelt's plan to enlarge the Supreme Court. In Washington the House Judiciary Committee opened debate on the plan amid signs of party division and possible opposition from Republicans and conservative Democrats. Chairman Hatton W Sumners voiced no comment on his stance as the panel prepared to study the message and bill. A fierce exchange from Rep Ullyses Guyer highlighted Republican opposition and warned the measure would pack the court and place it under executive control.
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Austin
Texas
Texas Senate
United States
Roosevelt
United States Supreme Court
Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Hatton W. Sumners
Sumners
House
House Committee
Senate
Charles West
Congressional
West
Congress
Ullyses Guyer
Supreme Court
Annual Missionary Conference At Baptist Church
The First Baptist Church opens its annual Missionary Conference at 7:30 p m with speakers from China Inland Mission and representatives from every continent. Notables include Dr George Soerheide, Dr G P Rand, Miss Hartwick, and others. Schedule spans Tuesday to Friday with talks by Mrs B Davidson Rev Imhoff Rev Geiger and Dr Rand among others.
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First Baptist Church
China Inland Mission
George Soerheide
Cleveland
G. P. Rand
Europe
Miss Hartwick
Women’s Missionary Society
Elsrns
B. Davidson
India Mission
McCornelius Pontier
Rhodesia
South Africa
Henry C. Geiger
Tennessee Mountains
Imhoff
Cleveland Hebrew Mission
European Christian Mission
Rand Bag
Hartwick
West
Geo. Soerhide
Cleveland City Mission
Elyria
Grace Bennett
Venezrala
South America
Dr. Ketcham
Niles
Harold T
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Silex
H. H. Nye
Richard DT. Newcomb
Baptist Church
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