Lines in Controversy Over Milk Regulation Debate
In Columbus Ohio a 1936 legislature dispute over a Milk Marketing Commission resurfaces. Debates center on state control, price fixing enforcement, and how far state oversight should reach in production and distribution. Main fault lines split between farm milk producers cooperatives seeking strong state control and independent producers with distributors opposing price fixing. Some large distributors aligned with cooperatives support enforcement of agreements reached by collective bargaining.
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Columbus
Five Hundred Strike At Toledo Textile Firm
Five hundred Textilea Ther Corporation workers began a sitdown strike at midnight after negotiations with the United Textile Workers collapsed. President Jules D. Lippmann described relations as amicable and expressed hope for a quick resettlement. The union seeks higher wages.
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Toledo
Textileather Corporation
United Textile Workers
Jules D. Lippmann
Lippmann
Ordinance authorizes contract for plat book upkeep Elyria
Ordinance 3135 directs the city clerk to enter a one year contract for maintenance and upkeep of city plat books beginning January 1 1987 with spending cap of 100 dollars. Council president Leonard Smith signed and approval by Mayor A Bird, clerk D B Symons. Also includes 1936 Elyria Township annual financial report with receipts and expenditures and tax rates for road and general funds.
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Elyria
State OF
Osio
Ohio
Lilyria
Leonard Smith
Councll
A. Batrd
D. B. Symons
State of Ohio Department of Auditor of State
Bureau of Inspection and Supervision of Public Offices
Elytia Township
Lorain County
Elyria Township
Elytia City
11Th Street
Elsrla
John B. Hecock
East Carlisle Community Club Meeting At School
East Carlisle Community Club will meet promptly at 8:00 Friday evening at the school on Gran ny road to discuss the gas quotation. Following the business meeting, conducted by William Renole, feature films will be shown in the basement of the school.
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East Carlisle
Granny Road
William Renole
Jabown
Creed For Home Makers Promotes Noble Home Life
A Lorain County committee of farm women drafts a home maker creed declaring the home a sanctuary and a place for joy in work and play. Led by Mrs. C. N. Williams, the group plans to submit the creed to an Ohio state panel.
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Lorain
C. N. Williams
Weat Ridge Road
BE. C. Cotton
Lake Avenue
P. EB. Portman
Henrietta
Wallace Benr
Pittsfield
Charles Wise
Belden
Labor leaders urge unity as Roosevelt win cited in Elyria meeting
A Lorain County gathering featured a labor leader warning against company unions and vigilante groups while praising Roosevelt's 1930s era win as a landmark for labor. He urged legislative action and local electoral support, warning disintegration if the movement stays divided. P J Allen explained the state department’s role and shared industrial abuses corrected by the agency. The event, led by Albert Balock, included union officials, a group sing along, and a lunch hosted by the Ladies' Garment Workers Union. A final educational meeting will be announced.
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Roosevelt
United
Germany
America
Examiner Speaks
P. J. Allen
Ohio Department of Industrial Relations
Allen
Supeme Court
Ladies’ Garment Workers Union
Balock
Strikes Continue Across Midwest As Evacuations Reported
Continued coverage from page one notes a plant evacuation by state police near Detroit yesterday. In Minneapolis, workers picketed the Northern States Power Company plant while officials and union reps negotiated on demand terms, as eight minor spit-downs persisted in the area.
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Detroit
Minneapolis
Northern States Power Company
Foreman Killed In Auto Hit On Street Railway Crew
In Cleveland on February 25 a car struck a Cleveland Street Railway crew repairing tracks killing foreman Stewart Ogilvie 34 and injuring three workers Walter Stanley 40 Nick Peatello 24 and Andrew Trnavsky 34. Vehicle occupants Clyde McPeek 47 and Charles Holden 42 were detained by police.
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Cleveland, O
Cleveland Street Railway
Stewart Ogilvie
Walter Stanley
Nick Pea~tello
Andrew Trnavsky
Clyde McPeek
Charles Holden
Suspended Glass Workers Chief Seeks Reinstatement
Glen W. McCabe, suspended president of the Federation of Flat Glass Workers, said he is confident the federation's 29 locals with 17,000 members will reverse the executive board’s action. Ballots mailed for permanent removal amid charges of misappropriation related to The Flat Glass Worker publication. If approved, a referendum on a new president would follow.
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Columbus
Glen W. McCabe
Federation of
Flat Glass Workers
McCabe
Fiat Glass Worker
Seek Head And Arms Of Murder Victim
In Cleveland a double snow covered blood trails along the lakefront as police hunt for the head and arms of a woman whose torso was found Tuesday. She is the eighth torso murder victim in two and a half years. Deputy Police Inspector David L. Cowles will investigate if the stains are human blood.
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Cleveland
Hile
David L. Cowles
Ballistres
Workers Strike Amid Wage and Schedule Disputes at Elgin Plants
Eight hundred employees walked out yesterday as the Electrical Workers Union calls a strike at Elgin Illinois plants including the Tlinois Watch Cage and Elgin American Novelty Company. About 649 union members left 300 non union workers idle. National Labor Board mediators aim to convene discussions today to resolve wage, seniority, and schedule demands.
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Electrical Workers Union
Tlinois Watch Cage
Elgin American Novelty Company
Elgin
National Labor Board
Case Against State Trooper Goes To Jury
SOMERSET Pennsylvania February 25 The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania against State Trooper Stacey Gunderman charged with murder went to a jury of ten men and two women at noon. Jurors were told to acquit or convict Gunderman of second degree murder or manslaughter in the death of Uniontown Hotelman Frank C Monaghan. The state charged Monaghan was beaten fatally in third degree questioning by police on the morning of September 12.
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Somerset
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Stacey Gunderman
Gunderman
Uniontown
Frank C. Monaghan
Monaghan
Treasury To Seek No New Money Says Morgenthau
Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau Jr announced that the treasury will seek no new money in its March 15 financing, focusing on replacing expiring loans. He said the operation would be the smallest in years as the budget nears balance, and plans to offer conversion of the 1 1/2 percent note due April 15 but declined to detail further.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Treasury
Morgenthau
Chrysler to Meet UAW Leaders On Nationwide Bargaining
DETROIT Feb 25 Richard T. Frankensteen regional director of the United Automobile Workers announced Chrysler officials had formally agreed to meet with union representatives next Wednesday to discuss demands for nationwide collective bargaining.
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Detroit
Richard T. Frankensteen
United Automobile Workers
Chrysler
Not Committed To Gas Tax Increase
Columbus Ohio February twenty fifth Democratic Leaders of the House deny any plan to raise the gasoline tax or amusement admission tax Rep Jacob Davis Pike County majority leader says no such plan has been submitted and the House will first move to pass enabling measures for local taxes and a permanent poor relief program, then proceed.
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Columbus
House
Jacob Davis
Pike County
Davis
Crossword puzzle acrosb 1 provides with heat
Puzzle clues mix across and down with odd spellings and garbled entries. Names like LARS MORRIS appear, plus references to heat, Acrosb and Philippine aborigine hints. The fragmentary page reads like a scrambled crossword puzzle with misprinted lines and stray symbols.
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Manmer
Patrick
Labor Organization
Ispizaries
State seeks funds to meet revenue target
The state aims to determine how much additional revenue is needed and to negotiate the legislation required to raise the necessary funds. The move follows a push to close gaps in the budget and support planned programs.
Cleveland Indians May Play Holiday Games At Stadium
Cleveland Indians consider a holiday game schedule at Municipal Stadium with Great Lakes Exposition officials. A proposal suggests doubleheaders on Decoration Day and Labor Day, plus a single game on Sunday July 4. A prior Expo connection drew 65,000 fans for a 16 inning tie with the Yankees.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Municipal Stadium
Alva Bradley
Indiana
Ita
Indians
New York Yankees
Steel and Tubes and Fox Furnace Open Playoff Wins
Steel and Tubes Inc cagers defend YMCA Industrial league crown with a 41 to 21 victory over Troxel Company. Fox Furnace tops Perry Fay 28 to 25 in a rough playoff clash. General Industries defeats Western Automatics 34 to 30 after two overtimes. DeMolays basketball team to play at LaGrange. members to meet at the YMCA at 7.
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He Steel and Tubea Inc
Troxel Company
Fox Furnace Five
Perry Fay
General Industries
Generals
Krueck
del Young
Fox Furnace
Pete Banick
Furnace
Perry
Fox
Rod Hostettler
Troxel
Badosiries
Ceesseveees Hubbard
Wee Powers
Stark
Aoe Young
Eeertaersemerene
T. Wehtern Automatics
Gaeterre Ete
Barkact
Tgnatzi
Murkowsh
Tonan
Gaines
Reinhard
Yarsa
T. Smith
Emerich
Stable sale ends long career of chestnut gelding
Sale of the stable to two Sandusky men this week excluded the 12 year old chestnut gelding once praised by a late physician. Senator McKlye remains at the fairgrounds and may race if fit. Jefferson Junior Nigh lad Harry Frankfather seeks official status in football and basketball, with veteran mentors guiding him as the season nears.
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Sandusky
Mildred Clement
Senator McKlye
Fairgrounds
Ohio
A. T.hump Morrison
Clement
Harry Frankfather
Jefferson Junior
Frankfather
Lorrain-Parma
One Hurdle In Path Of Patty At South Atlantic Event
Uh Patty Bere of Minneapolis faced a tough barrier in the South Atlantic Women s Golf championship as Kathryn Hemphill of Columbia, one of the longest hitters, led a first round upset run. Hemphill defeated Mrs W A Stafford 8 6 and prepared to meet Jane Cothran, while Berg defeated Gladys Blaisdell and faced Dorothy Traung in a later match.
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Ormond Beach
Fie
Patty Bere
Minneapolis
Kathryn Hemphill
Columbia
8. C
Crealie Hopers
W. A. Stafford
New York
Miss Hemphill
Jane Cothran
Charleston
Feller Quits Classroom For Cleveland Camp
Van Meter star Bob Feller, under a $10,000 Indians contract, left Van Meter Consolidated to join spring training in New Orleans. He plans to complete schoolwork by correspondence and may return for exams and graduation. He may stop in Hot Springs to coach at the Dean Baseball school briefly.
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van Meter
Bob Feiler
Cleveland Indians
New Orleans
Hot Springs
Ark
Dean Baseball School
Feller
Mangin Seeded No 1 In Indoor Net Play
New York telegraph edition reports Gregory Mangin of New York defending champion is the top seed at the National Indoor Tennis tournament singles draw. Frank Parker of Spring Lake New Jersey is seeded No 2 followed by Charles R Harris of West Palm Beach Fla No 3 and Walter Senior of San Francisco No 4.
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New York
Tr — Gregory
Mangin
Frank Parker
Spring Lake
M. J
Charles R. Harris
West Palm Beach
Fla
Walter Senior
San Francisco
Baer Defies License Board After Row Over Boxing Permit
Maxie Baer walked out of a New York commission meeting amid a bitter dispute over granting him a boxing license. Johnston accused the panel of mistreating his organization and questioned Baer’s eligibility, while some members favored licensing him. Baer denounced the unfair treatment and quý called the critic a bum.
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John J. Phelan
Walker Wear
Binghamton
N. Y
Baer
Bill Brown
New York
California
Brown
Wildlife club letter hints at Missouri reform plan
A cheeky 1937 Chronicle Telegram missive from Henry Meld U P staffer addresses Washington hosts about a proposed wildlife restoration group. It questions a state commission plan tying wildlife control to nonpartisan rules, hints at party gatherings in St Louis March 3, and jokes about member recruitment and site choices for 1935 meetings.
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Henry Meld
U. P
Aytona Brach
Washington
American Wildlife Eet
Foreige
Jefferson Hotel
St. Louis
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