Proposed Bill Grants Wider Labor Subpoena Powers
Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins pushed a bill to empower the labor department to subpoena parties in industrial disputes and compel attendance at negotiation conferences. The plan aims to speed settlements in broad industrial controversies and could breakthrough deadlocks in the General Motors strike after talks with GM president Alfred P. Sloan Jr and United Automobile Workers leader John L. Lewis. Perkins emphasized swift enactment and coordination with lawmakers, with expedited House action promised by Labor Committee Chairman William P. Connery Jr.
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Washington
U.P
Secretary of Labor
Frances Perkins
Labor Department
General Motors
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
G. M
John L. Lewis
United Automobile Workers
Sloan
New York
House
William B. Bankhead
Senate
Joseph J. Robinson
William P. Connery, Jr
House Labor Committee
Miss Perkins
Frank Murphy
Michigan
Wellington Aid to Flood Area and Local Events
Wellington sends two trucks with clothing bedding and food to flood districts with aid distributed as far as Columbus. Red Cross subscriptions exceed 204 dollars. Bible prize winner Bobby Yoxtheimer receives gospel book. Prodigal Son theme and Christ in music programs run nightly. coming events include Misa Miller compositions and a children’s program. Local hospital notes and party plans accompany election of officers at the Townsend meeting.
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Wellington, CO
Wellington
Harry Hannon
American Legion
Hannon
Columbus
Red Cross
E. R. Lehman
The
Bobby Yoxtheimer
Ira Petree
Bobby
Christ
Strike leaders discuss plan to end plant occupations
Report says negotiators weighed a proposal to remove the main roadblock to talks by having strikers leave two GMC plants. GMC insisted it would not arbitrate while the facilities remained occupied. Murphy would deploy state troops to guard the plants as part of the guarantee.
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GMC
Murphy
Neutrality Talk At Oberlin Tonight By Laura Puffer Morgan
Mrs. Laura Puffer Morgan, special representative for the National Council for Prevention of War, speaks to the AAUW and the Peace Society in King Bosworth Room tonight at 8. Her topic is Is Neutrality the Answer. She has observed European disarmament and naval conferences and attended League sessions for ten years, and will return to Europe after this speaking tour. She also spoke at Finney Chapel today on What Hope for European Peace.
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America
Europe
Geneva
American Association of University Women
Morgan
Washington
Temperance Day honors students at West View Olmsted Falls
West View Olmsted Falls students from fifth through twelfth grade wrote essays on alcohol for Temperance Day. Winners include Sonny Van Boven Martha Schaeffer Lila May Walkden Etheliae Ingersoll Vera Bryda Dorothy Graff Sophia Studgenski Ethel Rabung Virginia Bilsky Edward Diemer Chester Rindfleish Ralph De Celle and L Van Camp. At installation of I O F Lodge and Sunshine Rebekah Lodge 393 one hundred fifty guests attended.
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West View
Olmsted School
Sonny van Boven
Martha Schaeffer
Lila May Walkden
Etheliae Ingersoll
Vera Bryda
Dorothy Graff
Sophia Studgenski
Ethel Rabung
Virginia Bilsky
Edward
Olmsted Falls
I. 0. F. Lodge
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge
Chas. Bonsey
Notle Crand
Crane
No. Olmsted
Harry Sokes
Harold Schuster
Oscar Simmerer
Leonard Hughes
Columbia
Stanley Harris
Theo. Tegrotenhuis
David Folk
Inside Guardian
R. Miller
Noble Grand
Rebekah Lodge
Mildred Elster
Usher Road
Hazel Hecker
Tillie Schuster
Etta Edwards
Mary Ingersoll
Greta Schultz
Assets Of Elyria Y M C A Value In 1936 Report
The Elyria Y M C A closed 1936 with assets estimated at 215218.84 an increase from the prior September. The main item is the Y building valued at 175000 with site at 20000. Other assets include camp site 4000 camp buildings 4000 furnishings 9000 prepaid items and cash. Liabilities include a mortgage loan of 25600 and regular debts 319.59 plus 9330.34 from prior to 1934. Receipts in late 1936 totaled 7760.37 with major sources from motherships rents Community Chest and dining room.
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Elyria Y. M. C. A
Board of Trustees
M.C. A
Third and
Court Streets
Vermilion River
Association
Spencer Raises $300 Toward Flood Relief
Citizens of Spencer Ohio raised more than 300 dollars for flood relief with donations collected by workers. Temple Chapter C. E. S. met in regular session to plan District Day on February 5. Baptist church evangelistic meetings draw crowds with Bible Night and a contest for oldest Bible.
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Spencer
Ohio
Masonic Hall
Baptist Church
Allen-Miller Party
Woodwind Ensemble Broadcast From Oberlin Conservatory
Oberlin Conservatory Woodwind Ensemble directed by George Waln will broadcast nationally on NBC Sunday January 31 from 10 30 to 11 00 a m Eastern Standard Time. The Music Educator's National Conference arrange ment includes a four minute talk by Karl W Gehrkens head of School Music at Oberlin on Music in the College and Home. Ensemble members are Ruth Blair Kalamasoo Mich Lois Fees Cleveland Anton Winkler Cleveland Marvin Howe Marion Ohio and Vernon Reeder Lakewood Ohio.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Conservatory
George Waln
National Broadcasting Company
P. W. Dykema
Teachers College
Columbia
Karl W. Gehrkens
Ruth Blair
Kalamazoo
Mich
Lois Fees
Cleveland
Ohio
Anton Winkler
Marvin Howe
Marion
Vernon Reeder
Lakewood
Brownhelm Odds and Ends Elect Officers at House Meeting
Members of the Odds and Ends class met at Russel Miller’s home for their annual officer election. Howard Hite was chosen president, Russel Miller secretary, and Charles Cook treasurer. The evening featured Monopoly games and late refreshments with attendees including H. B. Whittlesey, Melvin Nixgle, Lewis Todd, and several Leimbachs and others. The following night Mrs. H L Leimbach hosted a theatre party at Oberlin with guests listed.
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Wellington Townsend
Grange Hall
Perry Lee
Mra
Charles Hine
Frank A. West
Brownhelm
Russel Miller
Howard Hite
Charles Cook
H. B. Whittlesey
Melvin Nixgle
Lewis Todd
Herbert
William Edwards
Henry Miller
Robert Kneisel
Paul Secrest
William and
Frank Leimbach
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Courtland
Misa Helen MiIen
Miss Miller
Tome
Herman Gower
Congress
Gallaudet College
P. T
We Peete
Philco
BOSCR
United Motors
Motorola
Stewart Warner
Middle Ave
Broad Street
AL Schnaak
Goodyear Tires
G. M. Marsh & Son Cor
Broad & East Ave
Y.M.C.A
Lois Schaaf
Celia Otterson
Alvena Mitchell
Ollie Bruce
Sprague Road
Anna Koepke
Nellie Chapin
Iona Usher
Dorothy Usher
Junior
Grace Cooley
J. M. Chapin
Clara Studar
Community Hospital
Ohio Rebekah Assembly
Raymond Hermann
Claire Oring
Lakewood Hospital
Oring
Viola Sanford
Clarence Simmerer
Russ Ingersoll
Bar Scout Association of Greater
John Thompson
Rebekah Lodge No. 393
I. O. O. F. Hall
Community Hospital Board
Central School
Berea Jast
Lorain County Savings & Trust CO
Elyria, Ohio
Lorain County
Amherst, Ohio
W. Jennings
Olmsted Township
Hartley
Olmsted Village Council
Sam Jeager
Kiwanis Club
Delphian Society
Eslinger
Olmsted School Board
Frances Bislich
St. Mary’s
Church
Gordon Mutersbaugh
Community Church Board
H. Ingersoll
Rebekahs
Robert Speer
B. Mann
Grange
Francis Hickey
West View Village
Welfare Ass'n
Childs Welfare Association of Olmsted School
Poganomtas ST
Murbach Coal
U.S.P
Probak, Jr
Famous
Pitcher’s Baby
Castoria
Sunshine
Vitamin Pearles 1. V. G
Aeriterrie A
Perles
Satie Paoh Ta
Loree
Cannon
P.&g
Lis
Cam Armour
Conia
the Standard Drug CO. Cor. Bread & Wicine
Woodwind Ensemble
H. L. Leimbach
Adam Clans
Arthur Northerp
Walter Angersbach
John Portman
R. H Fairchild
Ray Sprague
Ben Northeim
R. E. Albright
Lloyd Bacon
Ray Lees
Parker Baird
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