Begin Hearings On Judiciary Bill March 9
Senate Judiciary committee votes to start hearings March 9 on Roosevelt’s court reorganization plan to enlarge the Supreme Court to possibly 15 justices and to retire justices at 70 on full pay. Delegations press White House for speed while opponents seek delays or revisions.
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Supreme Court
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American Farm Bureau Federation
White House
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D. Nev
William F. Borah
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Edward R. Burke
Neb
Key Pittman
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Frederick Steiner
Ore
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Utah
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Pittman
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William E. King
Hoover
National Lawyers Gulld
Congress
Samuel B. Pettengill
Indianapolis
Nye
Green
Coneland
Edward J. O'Neal
American Farm Bureau
National Grange
Farm Bureau
Labor
League
van Nuys
Fight On Four Fronts In Spain
Madrid dispatches report Loyalist and Nationalist forces clashing on four fronts in Spain. Loyalists claim advances south of Madrid along a line to Valencia while Nationalists push from Teruel toward the east coast and toward Almeria. Oviedo saw a Loyalist drive as forces claim initial gains. The front lines stretch a 37 1 2 mile arc with heavy fighting ongoing.
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Miamilawa
Alma Host
Court of Common Freas
Lorain County
Ohio
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Said Cory
Black River
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Madrid
Teruel
Valencia
Malaga
Almeria
Oviedo
Madrid siege heats as Nationalists mass forces near Perales
Nationalists and Loyalists prepare for a decisive drive south of Madrid centering on Perulo De Tajuna, 22 miles southeast on the Valencia road. Reports say 5,000 more Nationalist troops, many Germans and Italians, join the Perales sector while Loyalists consolidate a 125 mile Madrid front under Gen. Jose Miaja. Valencia calls up 150000 men aged 23 to 27 as high posts reshuffle and Asension resigns as undersecretary of war with Carlo De Baraibar named successor.
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Arganda
Valencia
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Miaja
Perulo de Tajuna
Perales
Itwan
War Ministry
Jose Asension
Carlo de Baraibar
San Martin de la Vega
Moarata de TaJuna
Boy Dies After Barn Shooting Incident Near Mayfield
Coroner reports Edwin Jump age 7 died from a gunshot wound after an older brother fired to scare other boys in a barn. Edwin was struck in the right chest, died at the hospital. Funeral set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at Mayfield Methodist Church. Survived by parents Nev a nd Mrs Jump and sister Emily 9. Mayor Doster and Marshal Bennett presided at the hearing.
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Edwin
Mayfield Methodist Church
Wilson Mills Road
Jump
Nev
George A. Bennett, Jr
Mayfield
Marshal Bennett
Recognition of U A W Demanded at Chrysler Plant
Detroit February 22 U A W demands recognition from Chrysler after a tear gas disruption at a union celebration. Richard Frankensteen said a telegram would go to Walter P Chrysler. 5 000 people attended as rioters beat a Dodge employee. police investigated. Union leaders and GM negotiators planned to resume talks on seniority and wages.
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WUH
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Chrysler Corporation
Richard T. Frankensteen
Walter P. Chrysler
Frankensteen
Chrysler
Fairgrounds Coliseum
Ford Motor Company
Biz Highland Park
George Vargo
Dodge
Vargo
Walter Reuther
General Motors Corporation
General Motors
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Auto Union
Ford
Gottlieb Tailor Warns on Rising Clothes Prices
Gottlieb the tailor announces rising clothing costs and urges customers to order spring suits now to save money. The shop offers ladies and gents tailoring with suits dry cleaned and pressed for 55 cents.
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Gottlieb
Supreme Court
Fire damages block as dynamite explosion halts business
Ammunition and powder in a hardware store exploded in a block housing two beauty parlors a barbershop a grocery and an ice cream and dairy shop. Firefighters removed about thirty pounds of dynamite before flames reached it and ladders were too short prompting help from Cuyahoga Falls Ravenna and Stow departments. A brick fire wall saved an adjoining building housing several stores and a telegraph office.
Deadlocked Talks End Strike at Fansteel Plant
Negotiations to end the sit down strike at Fansteel Metallurgical plant bog down with both sides standing firm. The plant, seized since Wednesday, had seen a violent clash with over 100 deputy sheriffs amid mounting tensions. Fansteel president Robert Pitchigam said settlement is impossible while workers occupy the plant against court orders. Aitchison refused a second invite to conciliation with Gov. Horner at Springfield.
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Lil
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Fanstee Metallurgical Corporation
Robert J. Pitehigam
Fanstee
Aitchison
Henry Horner
Springfield
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