Michigan Governor Takes G.M.C. Strike Problem To Washington
Governor Frank Murphy of Michigan met with Secretary Frances Perkins in Washington to seek a basis for new peace talks in the General Motors strike. John L. Lewis and U A W A leaders were present or mentioned as key figures shaping the stalemate during the 20 day dispute.
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Michigan
G.M.C
Washington
U. P
Frank Murphy
Frances Perkins
General Motors
John
Lewis
James F. Dewey
U.S. Labor Department
Murphy-Perkins
Detroit
Murphy
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
United Automobile Workers
G. M
Weather and GM strike talks echo across Ohio page
Generally fair weather dominates Ohio tonight with a cold snap ahead as a low pressure area shifts through the west. In Detroit, Knudsen of General Motors insists non union workers will not be dominated, while union leaders press for talks amid sit down strikes at Fisher Body plants. Evacuations of strikers were halted and the union vows to “hold the fort” as negotiations falter. The weather map shows fair conditions for the next 36 hours with colder temperatures prevailing inland. Continued on Page 2.
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Flint
Mich
Fisher Body Company
United Automobile Workers
General Motors
Frank Murphy
Fisher Body Plant No. 1
Acme
Detroit
U. P
Flint Alliance
General Motors Corporation
Homer Martin
United Automobile Workers of America
Fisher
Martin
Ohio
Utah
Salt Lake City
Modena
Lake Superior
Alberta
Canadian
Great Lakes
Montana
Atlantic
Gulf States
Middle Atlantic
Knudsen
William S. Knudsen
George E. Boysen
Boysen
Murphy
Miss Perkins
Washington
Roosevelt
Three Youths Caught After Chase Here
A. H. Brubaker of Old Mill Gastation reports a stolen Chrysler sedan and four men. Elyria police pursue, with Dr. K. P. Scott injured in a related traffic incident, leading to the recovery of the car and the capture of three of four Cleveland youths. </s>
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A. H. Brubaker
Old Mill
Oberlin Road
Elyria
K. P. Scott
West Avenue
Cleveland
Brubaker
Oberlin
Sheriff's Department
C. E. Parker
L. D. Brown
Lieut
Patrick Crehan
Most Dangerous Flood Threat in 27 Years
Cincinnati reports the Ohio River crest fears as six states evacuate farms homes and factories. A 58 to 59 foot crest near Cincinnati is forecast with heavy rains threatening Indiana Kentucky and Illinois. Mines are flooded and seven lives lost while damages reach about 100000. Red Cross workers mobilize as the river nears flood stages.
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Cincinnati, CO
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Kentucky
Indiana
Illinois
Ohio River
Iinois
Pittsburgh
Mississippi
Cairo
Til
Ilinois
Cincinnati
Marietta
Rumeey
Brownsville
Louisville
Evansvile
Ind
Red Cross
Flood Waters Spill into Pittsburgh
Flood waters from the swollen Allegheny and Monongahela rivers spilled into Pittsburgh early today. Water covered the Duquesne Way and flooded basements of two large depots as the rivers pushed into the downtown area near the golden triangle where the two rivers meet. Continued on Page 2.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny
Monongahela
Duquesne Way
Golden Triangle
Ohio
Roosevelt to review parade from replica Hermitage home
Washington January 19 President Roosevelt will view his inaugural parade from a sidewalk replica of Andrew Jacksons Hermitage in Tennessee costing over 11000 dollars. The two hour spectacle will use a two story faux mansion with bulletproof glass and electric heat built by Cleveland Skinner under Historic Society approval.
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Jackson
Tennessee
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Andrew Jackson
Hermitage
Cleveland Skinner
Skinner
Historic Society
City to Restore Half of 1934 Pay Cuts in New Ordinance
A new salary ordinance, first read by the council last night, would restore 50 percent of the 1934 pay cuts for city and water works employees. Effective March 1, it raises numerous officials and staff, with total cost about $14,000 annually, split $12,000 to the city general fund and $2,000 to the water works.
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I.D. Faxon
Planning Commission
Eer
Board
Civil Service Commissioners
Civil Service Board
Water Department
proposals for storage basin at Elyria pumping station
Elyria council approved a resolution to seek a supplemental PWA grant to add a 1,900,000 gallon storage basin at the Elyria water works pumping station. The project would cost about 50 thousand dollars, funded from remaining funds from water main and elevated tank programs. Eight council members discussed the plan, with five in favor and three against.
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Elyria Water Works
PWA
Public Works Administration
I. D. Faxon
Faxon
Henke
Nelson
Sassmanhausen
Kennedy
Colburn
Notley
Thompson
Black
Washington
Don A. Baird
J. N. Eidt
Eidt
Wellington Woman Dies In 83rd Year
Wellington remembers Mrs. Altha Elizabeth Sheppard born December 6, 1853 in Huntington township. widow of Theodore Sidney Shennard, mother of Edith Cora Charles and Clarion, with fourteen grandchildren. She was bedbound eleven years due to arthritis. funeral Friday at 2 PM at Wellington Methodist Church, Rev Lonzo Green officiating. Burial in Wellington Greenwood Cemetery beside husband and daughter.
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Wellington
Altha Elizabeth Sheppard
Huntington Township
Anthony Laborie
Connecticut
Sheppard
Theodore Sidney Shennard
New London
Edith
Cora
Charles
Clarion Sheppard
Wellington Methodist Church
Lonzo Green
Greenwood Cemetery
Leonard Fowls Elected Second Ward Councilman
Leonard Fowls 28, of 110 Glendale court, president of the Young Men's Republican Club, was elected Second Ward councilman to succeed William G. Smith who resigned to join the sheriff's department. Eight ballots produced a 5 to 2 to 1 final tally with Fowls winning five votes. Fowls is active in church and civic groups and will be sworn in after posting a $200 bond.
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Leonard Fowls
Glendale Court
Young Men's Republican Club
William G. Smith
William “F
Grall’s Department
Smith
Carl Finegan
Loci Street
Finegan
Fowls
Fell
Scott
Methodist Church
Federated Men’s Club of
Elyria
Y. Indus Club
George Thompson
Subpoenaed witnesses prepare grand jury session
About ten cases will be presented to the grand jury convening tomorrow. Prosecutor Howard R. Butler announced that two score witnesses have been subpoenaed for the one day session. Leading cases include breaking and entering charges against four Cleveland youths captured by Matt Gardner on Oberlin road after a station burglary December 13. Names: Germano 18, Tanno 20, Bruno 20, Presti 20. Germano shot during capture, but recovering. Also Robbery charges against Frank Varone 24 of Cleveland for alleged robbery of William Case, a Columbia farmer, with a 17 year old Cleveland youth referred to juvenile authorities. Burglary charges for theft of aluminum cores and patterns from Larson Foundry at Graf ton, valued at $105. deputies arrested Frank Hotsinger and Edward Szmania of Graf ton who sold the metal for $24. Other cases include non-support, char at George Cathers of Lorain for automobile interference, Donald Mc Mullen of Elyria, Mabel Alfred of Lorain for carrying concealed weapons, Harry Halderman of Oberlin for breaking and entering, and William Hayes of Elyria for cutting and wound.
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Howard R. Butler
Cleveland
Matt Gardner
Oberlin Road
Frank Varone
Varone
William Case
Columbia
Larson
Grafton
Frank Hotsinger
Edward Szmania
George Cathers
Lorain
Donald McMullen
Elyria
Mabel Alfred
Harry’ Halderman
Oberlin
William Hayes
Pope Suffers Relapse at Vatican City
Vatican sources report the Pope has suffered a serious relapse with neuritic pains in both legs described as atrocious. The general condition has worsened and alarm among church officials increased as Dr Aminta Milani suspended leg treatments due to intense pain.
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Vatican City
U. P
Aminta Milani
Italian Merchant Ship Seized by Loyalist Warships
A Valencia dispatch reported Loyalist government warships seized an Italian merchant ship believed to be carrying air bombs and other war supplies to the Nationalists. A two motor Loyalist airplane helped trap the vessel by hovering over it to block escape.
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Madrid
Valencia
Rain Forecast for Roosevelt Inauguration Weather
The U S Weather Bureau predicted rain possibly mixed with sleet or snow for Roosevelt's inauguration day. About 25,900 visitors in Washington to witness the ceremony and parade could face a chilly, unsettled pattern with colder temperatures tonight and tomorrow.
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Washington
Roosevelt
U. S. Weather Bureau
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Meldrum
Briggs Manufacturing Company
Harrisburg
Ill
Asks Western Heights
Norman Thompson
WPA
Western Heights
Nick
Germano
Anthony Tanno
Jack Bruno
Charles Presti
Pope
Bulletin
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