Thousands Return to Work at Anderson Factories
In Anderson Indiana February 15 union and non union workers returned to Guide Lamp and Delco Remy plants after a violent feud. About 7 000 workers filed through Delco Remy gates and 1 500 into Guide Lamp under roughly 500 national guardsmen presence. Guards guarded entrances while company police checked cars, keeping scene peaceful as martial law ended after Saturday clashes and a sit down strike.
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Anderson
Ind
Guide Lamp
Delco- Remy
Columbus
26Th
National
National Guard
Madison County
United Automobile Workers Union
Albert H. Whitcomb
Return To Jobs In GMC Plants In Flint
General Motors plants resume production as about 30,000 workers return to their posts after a 44 day strike shutdown. Wives bring lunch pails as husbands rejoin factory whistles, ending a period of industrial strife between GM and the United Automobile Workers. Continued on Page 2.
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Flint
Mich
General Motors Machinery
United Automobile Workers
Begin Collective Bargaining Tomorrow
DETROIT Feb 15 General Motors officials and United Automobile Workers union representatives meet tomorrow for their first conference to bargain collectively on wages hours and working conditions as provided in the settlement of a 44 day strike. The discussions will be at the General Motors Building and focus on wage and hour issues alongside union recognition in plants nationwide. John L Lewis heads the committee for the industrial organization and returned to Washington after helping shape the strike settlement.
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Detroit
General Motors
United Automobile Workers Union
Frank Murphy
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Washington
United Automobile Workers
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Appalachian
Weather Summary of Snow and Rain Across Regions
Snow covers northern areas with rain or snow in the south. Warmth in the southeast tonight. Tuesday brings partial clouds and colder air with possible northeast snow flurries. High pressure over Florida and the Rockies. low pressure near Maine, Illinois, and Saskatchewan. Temperature shifts favor the Ohio Mississippi valleys, with chill over the upper lakes, Atlantic states, and the Far West. General northern precipitation with light to moderate amounts. heavy snow reported from the St. Lawrence Valley.
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Florida
Rocky Mountain
Maine
Illinois
Saskatchewan
Ohio
Mississippi
Plainstates
Upper Lakes
Atlantic States
St. Lawrence Valley
Accepts Call To Elyria Church
Rev. W. W. Walker of Oakmont Pennsylvania has accepted the call to become pastor of Grace Lutheran Church in Elyria. The date of arrival is not yet known. He hopes to attend the church council meeting next Monday to discuss details of the pastorate. Walker and his wife and two children will move soon from Oakmont where he pastored 10 years. He will succeed Rev. F. J. Schumm who leaves for Toledo to lead Memorial Lutheran Church.
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W. W. Walker
Oakmont
Pennsylvania
Grace Lutheran Church
F. J. Schumm
Toledo
Memorial Lutheran Church
Weather Goes On Strangest Winter Spree
Washington February 15 Weather Bureau chief J B Kincer notes a record setting period with January showing extreme moisture heat and cold contrasts. Floods hit Ohio and Mississippi valleys while northwest plains faced drought like breath. Fruit crops damaged by warmth in Florida and cold in California. Topsoil loss and erosion severe across the Ohio drainage basin prompting soil conservation and terracing measures. Contour cultivation strip cropping and dams cut runoff by about 75 percent. Continuous land and water management could reduce flood volume and improve control in streams.
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Washington
U. S. Weather Bureau
J. B. Kincer
Kincer
Ohio
Mississippi
Plains
Brouth Belt
Florida
California
Ohio Valley
H. H. Bennett
Soil Conservation Service
Bennett
Department of Agriculture
Hamilton
No Action Tonight on Enclosing Porches Proposal
Council delayed final action on allowing enclosure of front porches in restricted residential areas. Councilman Leonard Forls said the building and lands committee will seek input from the Planning Commission and Board of Zoning Appeals before reporting. A decision is expected before the next council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Forls
Building and Lands Committee
Planning Commission
Board of Zoning Appeals
Planning and Zoning Board
Fowls
Policeman Dies Sparks Extradition Fight In Ohio City
Cleveland residents Samuel Traci Paul Perconte and Angelo Pedonensi face murder or felonious assault charges in connection with Patrolman Robert Dukes death in New Castle. Dukes was beaten after stopping a double parked car and later died in a hospital. Pedonensi admitted taking part in the attack. Extradition battles began as suspects seek to avoid Pennsylvania jurisdiction.
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New Castle
Angelo Pedonensi
Cleveland
Pedonensi
Robert Dukes
Dukes
Samuel Traci
Paul Perconte
Pennsylvania
Traci
Perconte
Butler To Oppose Lower Bond For Mrs Guettinger
Prosector Howard R. Butler said he will oppose lowering the $5,009 bond for 25-year-old Avon Lake mother Mrs Lennore Guettinger who is charged with manslaughter in her husband s slaying. A motion to reduce was filed in common pleas court this morning by Attorneys Warne C. Black and Lawrence Webber who represent the defendant. The bond was set at $5,900 by Justice of the Peace Preston Coon.
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Lennore Guettinger
Avon Lake
Howard R. Butler
Common Pleas Court
Warne C. Black
Lawrence Webber
J Justice of the Peace
Preston Coon
Widows of Presidents Reach Notable Ages and Roles
The article notes six widows of former presidents are living, led by Mrs. Benjamin Harrison at age 78, with others including Mrs. Grover Cleveland Preston, Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, Mrs. William Howard Taft, Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, and Mrs. Coolidge. It highlights pensions, franked mail, and their ages, residences, and public duties as former First Ladies.
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United States
Benjamin Harrison
New York City
William Howard Taft
Washington
Grover Cleveland Preston
Princeton
N. J
Woodrow Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Calvin Coolidge
Northampton
Mass
White House
Farmer
Congress
Grace Coolidge
Coolidge
Herbert Hoover
Roosevelt
Wilson
Cleveland
Frances Folsom Cleveland
Thomas Jax Preston
Peston
Edith Kermit Carow Roosevelt
T. R
Alicer Roosevelt Longworth
Theodore, Jr
Kermit
Ethel
Archie
Quentin
Sagamore Hill
Helen Herron Taft
Cincinnati
Woodrow Wison
Edith
Rolling) Galt
President Wilson
On & Street
Grace Anna (Goodhue) Coolidge
Cookoceys
Massachusetts
Harding
Seven Die In Florida Crash En Route To Miami
The charred bodies of seven persons were sent to Moultrie Georgia for burial today after a car crashed into a vegetable truck and overturned. The group en route for a winter vacation in Miami perished in the flaming wreckage. The dead include Herbert Clarence May 39 Flora May 28 Margaret May 10 William May 6 Maude Flowers 22 Jimmy Flowers 6 and Tommy Flowers 4.
High School P T A Health Program Set for Wednesday
Elyria High School P T A will hold its February meeting on Wednesday the 17th at 7:00 in the High School Auditorium. Dr Minnis Supt Pleasant View Sanatorium and L B Hindman secretary of Brain Tuberculosis Assn will lead a health program with talks motion pictures and slides on disease and care including collapsing a lung. About 20 percent of students are affected and the event will include student musical numbers.
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Elyria High School P. T. A
Lindberghs Fly to Cairn Today From Alexandria
Alexandria, February 15. Col Charles A. Lindbergh and Mrs Lindbergh took off in their airplane for Cairn at 3 39 p m today. The flight leaves at 8 80 A M EST per the report.
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Alexandria
Exipt
VPM
Charles A. Lindbergh
Mrs. Lindberch
Cairy
Pastors Gather for Oberlin State Ministers Institute
Ohio pastors converge on Oberlin for the annual State Ministers Institute of Congregational Christian Ministers with sessions on The Preaching Ministry. The program includes panels, lectures, luncheons at Oberlin Inn, and chapel programs, with adjournment planned after afternoon sessions.
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Ohio
Oberlin
State Ministers’ Institute of Congregational Christian Ministers
Oberlin Inn
Fred L. Hall
Oberlin College
Fred Q. Blanchard
Earl H. Thaser
Harold C. Phillips
D. D
College Chapel
Finney Chapel
Flomas W. Graham
Oberlin Graduate School of Theology
Martin Dibelius
Heidelberg University
Germany
Hundreds Die In Antung Theatre Fire In Manchukuo
Tokyo reports a theatre blaze in Antung Manchukuo last Saturday night. Death toll estimates range from 600 to 659 with a single family of 21 killed. Over 220 women and children bodies recovered as rescue efforts continue.
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Tokyo
Antung
Manchukuo
Elyrians Injured In Accident Near Clyde
Mr and Mrs George Deane both aged 70 of 441 Adams street were injured in a car crash near Clyde Ohio yesterday. They were admitted to Elyria Memorial Hospital at 8 15 p m. Mr Deane may have fractured ribs and Mrs Deane fractured left wrist. Conditions reported good today.
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George Deane
Adams Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Clyde
Dean
Three Shot In Gun Battle In Cleveland
Cleveland report of a daytime gun battle after a drug store robbery on the East Side. Detectives Horace Jenkins and William Guardy were wounded. the robber Frank Williams was shot twice and described as seriously injured. Williams had tried to force the pharmacist to open the safe and fired on a nearby customer and two pursuing officers.
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Cleveland
East Side
Horace Jenkins
William Guardy
Frank Williams
Williams
Louis Rutman
Oscar Grear
Porter
Rutman
Myrtle Lief
Jenkins
Guardy
St. Vincent Hospital
Miners Seek 30 Hour Week With No Pay Cut
Washington reports John L. Lewis plans a major labor push in coal talks with Appalachian soft coal operators. The United Mine Workers demand a 5 hour reduction from a 55 hour week starting April 1, threatening a 500000 man work stoppage if unmet.
Former Officer In U S Navy Faces Serious Charge
Former Lieutenant Commander John Semler Farnsworth, once a favorite in Washington society, goes on trial in federal court charged with conspiring to communicate naval secrets to Japan. Espionage allegations against naval officers are rare. prosecutors say witnesses will portray him as central to an international intrigue. A U S attorney expects a week of testimony from witnesses, many navy officers.
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Washington
John Semler
Farnsworth
United States Navy
Federal
Japan
United States
Army
U. S
Leslie C. Garnett
Navy
Fatal Crash on Lake Road in Sheffield Lake Village
Daniel Hatch, 22, of New York City, was killed when his tractor trailer collided with a Freight hauling truck on Lake Road near Lorain County. The gasoline explosion engulfed Hatch in flames, and his body was taken to Schwartz Funeral Home. Vern V. Personius, 24, of Elmira, N Y, was driving the other vehicle. the crash occurred about 4 a.m. on Route 2 as Hatch headed toward Detroit with an auto transport load.
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Lake Road
Sheffield Lake Village
Daniel Hatch
Sanford Street
New York City
Lorain County
Hatch
Eastern Auto Forwarding Company
Vern V. Personius
Elmira
N. Y
Stanley C. Nield
Binghamton
Sheffield Lake
Mark Myers
J. A. Bower
Emil Kubishke
Detroit
Personius
Schwartz Funeral- Homme
Lorain
Traffic Toll Rises From Slippery Ohio Highways
Slippery sections of Ohio roads over the weekend caused numerous accidents. At least seven people died, including Charles Wilson and his wife Ann of Marion after their car collided and went into a ditch near Columbus while returning from Portsmouth. Their daughter Eileen, two, was injured. Other victims included James Baer and Harry Foyt of Marion, Perrysburg resident Christ Tober, Garfield Heights pedestrian W. H. Brewer, Coshocton’s Max Allman, and Edward Haas of Glendale. Authorities in Zanesville pursued a hit-and-run driver who struck Edwin Scott, fifteen, of South Zanesville.
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Ohio
Charles Wilson
Ann
Marion
Columbus Hospital
Portsmouth
Eileen
James Baer
Harry Foyt
Christ Tober
Perrysburg
W. H. Brewer
Garfield Heights
Max Allman
Coshocton
Howard Brownfield
Edward Haas
Glendale
Zanesville
Edwin Scott
South
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