Purge Relief Rolls Of Chiselers Aimed By Ohio Panel
In Columbus on March 6 the joint House Senate relief committee explored a plan to purge relief rolls and audit clients, aiming to end chiseling. Roy L. Wildermuth cited 1987 relief costs of 25.8 million and 1956 spending of 27.4 million. The panel backed a permanent three member commission, with a salary scale adjustments for the relief officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Joint
House-Senate
Special Relief Committee
Roy L. Wildermuth
State Relief Commission
State Auditor's Office
John Carew
Davey
House
Senate
Caintttit
Father Of Sheriff Grall Dies In Lorain At 3:40 A. M.
Charles F. Grall father of Sheriff William F. Grail died at his Lorain home at 322 East Erie avenue of pneumonia. He was 84 and had moved from Cleveland to Lorain 42 years ago. Survived by wife, six grandchildren, and son who is sheriff. Funeral plans not set.
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William F. Grail
East Erie Avenuue
Lorain
Mr. Grall
Ruth Grall
Miss Grall
Sheriff Grall
Germany
Mr. Grali
America
Missouri
Cleveland
City Park Service
Park Service
The
Elks Lodge
Weather summary for Ohio and nationwide conditions
Mostly cloudy and colder tonight in northern Ohio. Sunday expected fair and colder. Overall pressure changes slight, fair conditions and mild temperatures across most of the United States. Highs common in gulf states and Pacific Northwest, low pressure centralized over Georgian Bay, Saskatchewan and Colorado. Scattered precipitation reported from Texas, the lower Great Lakes, and the North Pacific states. Temperatures higher near the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley southwestward, with a cooler trend over the northern plains and Atlantic and Pacific coasts.
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Ohio
United States
Gulf States
Pacific Northwest
Georgian Bay
Saskatchewan
Colorado
Texas
Lower Lakes
North Pacific States
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Plains States
Atlantic and Pacific Cosal Regions
Plant At Grafton Leased To Lorain Firm
GRAFTON O March 6 Announcement today of leasing the former radio factory here to Walker Appliance Co of Lorain manufacturers of air conditioning units. Lorain firm has lease with option to buy and plant is being prepared for operation. About twenty will be employed. Building owned by seven Grafton men was built to attract a manufacturer to Grafton and has housed a pressed steel concern and later a radio manufacturer for four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton, O
Walker Appliance Co
Lorain
Grafton
Death summons war veteran George A. Miller
George Arthur Miller a Lorain County resident for fifty years died at his home on Cleveland Street after paralytic strokes first set in December 26. Born December 16 1879 in Cleveland he volunteered for the Spanish American War and later worked with his father in race horse training before 28 years at the National Tube Company Lorain as shipping clerk. He is survived by his widow Lena and stepson LeRoy Reisinger. Funeral services Tuesday at Sudro Curtis with Spanish American War Veterans post pallbearers and interment in Ridgelawn cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Arthur Miller
Cleveland Street
John Miller
Ida
Blanch
Cleveland
Lorain County
Elyria
National Tube Company
Lorain
Corts and Kohn
Lena
LeRoy F. Reisinger
Sudro- Curtis Funeral Home
Billyria
Spanish American War Veterans Post
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Wage Adjustments To Be Discussed At Republic Steel
Republic Steel Corp plans wage rate discussions with employee representatives in Cleveland next Monday and Tuesday. Talks will cover the recently announced wage advance and vacation plans with reps from plants in Cleveland Warren Canton Youngstown Massillon Buffalo Chicago Pittsburgh and from subsidiaries including Steel and Tubes Upson Nut Berger Onion Drawn Canton Calvert Truscon. About 25 reps attend Monday and about 20 attend Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic Steel Corp
Cleveland
Warren
Canton
Youngstown
Massillon
Buffalo
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Steel & Tubes, Inc
Elyria
Brooklyn
Detroit
Upson Nut
Berger Mfg. Co
Onion Drawn Steel Co
Beater Falls
Hartford
Gary
Canton Calvert Co
Truscon Steel Co
Chicago Cab Drivers List Nine Demands Amid Walkout
Chicago March 6 Committees representing striking drivers issued nine formal demands to Yellow Cab and Checker Cab officials and threatened to store 3 660 cabs until met. Strikers have pulled cabs off streets claiming 2 700 on duty though company figures show far fewer. Joseph Jacobs attorney and a six man committee will confer with officials then report to Checker strikers at 3 p m and Yellow strikers at 5 p m EST.
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Chicago
Joseph Jacobs
Court Reform Foes Unite For Campaign
Washington March 6. Congressional foes of Roosevelt's Supreme Court plan unite for an immediate nation wide campaign. Led by Sen. Burton Wheeler and Sen. Edward Burke the opposition organises intensive drives and sets radio addresses to rally support. Burke, Walsh, George, Copeland join in mass meetings as labor groups pledge aid and plan a nationwide push to defeat the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
United Today
Burton K. Wheeler
Edward R. Burke
Wheeler
Senate
Burke
David I. Walsh
Mass
New York City
Walter F. George
South
Royal S. Copeland
East
Midwest
Administration
Judiciary
Congress
Organized Labor
Committee For Industrial Organization
William Green
American Federation of Labor
William H. King
Utah
Labor
League
Industrial Expansion Promises Boom For Cleveland District
Industrial expansion in the Cleveland Youngstown area drives a major payroll boost with 40 000 new steel jobs anticipated. Firms like Republic Steel invest 15 million dollars as shipyard activity rises toward a record Great Lakes season. Harbor upgrades and more capacity at Pittsburgh Steamship Pickands Mather Cleveland Cliffs M Hanna Bethlehem and Tomlinson fleets totalling about 9 million dollars aim to fuel expanded ore coal and refinery output across Ohio and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
America
Little Ruhr
Great Lakes
Cleveland-Youngstown
Youngstown Mills
Republic Steel
Lorain
Pittsburgh Steamship Company
Pittsburgh Company
Pickands-Mather
Cleveland-Cliffs
M. A. Hanna
Bethlehem
Tomlinson
White Motor Company
Toledo
Pure Oil Company
Painesville
Ashtabula
Cleveland Electric
Ohio Public Service Company
Warren
Two Men Sentenced for Grand Larceny in Cleveland
Ernest Daniels 30 of East 156th Street and Alex Berlin 29 of Kinsman Road were sentenced by Common Pleas Judge Guy B Findley to indeterminate prison terms of one to seven years for grand larceny. They were arrested October 28 1936 for burglary at Foster Fitch Company after taking 76 suits. police found 500 more missing from the safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Daniels
156Th Street
Cleveland
Common Pleas
Daniels
Alex Berlin
Kinsman Road
Foster Fitch Company
Corwin Burrer
Fred Bongs
Republic Steel Defines Position On Bargaining
Republic Steel Corp today clarifies its stance on collective bargaining. The policy states it will meet and bargain with any union or organization representing employees and with employee representatives, while defending open shop principles and confirming no employee must join a union to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic Steel Corp
Republic
34 Killed In Madrid Raids
Nationalist air raids on Madrid and nearby towns killed 34 people and wounded about 100. Aranjuez area saw severe bombing with over 20 fatalities reported. Tarancon Alcala de Henares and Villanueva del Pardillo also targeted. Loyalist authorities warned the strikes aimed to isolate Madrid ahead of a predicted mass offensive.
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Madrid
Aranjuez
Tarancon
Capitol
Alcala de Henares
Guadalajara
Villanenya del Pardillo
Seize Huge Cargo of Opium in New York Harbor
Treasury agents seized a Steamship Taybank cargo of opium valued at $500000 in New York harbor. Agents found 1200 tins of the drug aboard the vessel and were tracing the source of the opium.
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Washington
Treasury
New York Harbor
Taybank
Reverend Dan Bradley to speak at Elyria church anniversary
The Second Baptist Church of Elyria hosts its Fourth Anniversary meeting at the First Congregational Church auditorium Sunday at 3 30 pm. Rev Dan F Bradley of Pilgrim Church Cleveland will preach. A Negro choir will sing spirituals and Mrs Odell Stewart will sing Open the Gates of the Temple. Rev William Muir Auld D D will conduct the service. Everyone invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Baptist Church of
Elyria
First Congregational Church
Court and
2Nd Street
Dan F. Bradley
Pilgrim Church
Cleveland
Odell Stewart
William Muir Auld
City
Pets Perish in Lake Avenue Fire Destroying 1602 Building
A four story pet house at 1602 Lake Avenue owned by Sherman Wurst was destroyed by fire about 2:50 am. Six people saved. 6,000 animals including 1,600 guinea pigs and 50 dogs perished. Loss estimated at 13,000 with no insurance. fire origin undetermined, investigation ongoing.
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Lake Avenue
Sherman Wurst
L. B. Hindman
Hose Company No. 1
Engine Company No. 3
Wurst
Lme
Claude Bivin
Henry G. Peat
Germany
England
Ustria
Cuba
Hawaii
China
Cleveland Cinic
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Western Reserve University
U. S. Marine Hospital
Norfolk
Wallace XI. Bates
Morgenthau Meets French Envoy on French Fiscal Situation
Secretary Morgenthau conferred in Washington with France's ambassador Georges Bonnet and George S. Harrison of the New York Federal Reserve, reportedly about France's fiscal matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
France
Georges Bonnet
George S. Harrison
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Canada's Premier Is Guest Of Roosevelt
President Roosevelt hosted Canadian Prime Minister Mackenzie King at the White House after a conference with Secretary of State Cordell Hull. They discussed easing British Empire difficulties to advance a projected Anglo American reciprocal trade agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
MacKenzie King
Canada
British Empire
White House
Cordell Hull
Lewis Plans Intensive Drive to Organize Unorganized Workers
John L. Lewis summoned his committee to chart an intensive C I O campaign aimed at uniting millions of unorganized workers. The first target is 1,250,000 textile workers in the Deep South, with plans to expand into shoe factories electrical shops clothing dressmaking rubber and coal industries. Lewis met with Sidney Hillman to review textile drive details for full committee approval Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John L. Lewis
Deep South
Lewis
Sidney Hillman
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Lewis, Hillman
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Pittsburgh
Carnegie-Ilinois Steel Corporation
Green
Governors protest to keep WPA relief spending in 1938
Governors of six industrial states led by New York Minnesota Illinois Wisconsin Massachusetts and Rhode Island urge President Roosevelt to preserve heavy unemployment relief in the 1938 fiscal year. They oppose cutting 600000 work rolls to fit a 1 637 123 000 WPA limit and warn it could jeopardize balancing the budget promise after July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
New York
Minnesota
Illinois
Wisconsin
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Chrysler and UAW Near Pact on Bargaining Rights
DETROIT March 6 Representatives of the Chrysler Corporation and the United Automobile Workers were reported closer together on the issue of sole collective bargaining rights for Chrysler 67,000 employees. Conferences adjourned until Monday after the union announced it would issue an ultimatum demanding no dodging or postponement. Chrysler officials said no ultimatum had been submitted during yesterday's discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Chrysler Corporation
United Automobile Workers
Chrysler
Settlement Ends Year-Old Strike at Indianapolle Glove Plant
Coshocton Ohio March 6 claim settlement ends a year long strike at the Indianapolis Glove Company plant announced by mediator attorney C M Ross. The accord ends labor disruption affecting production and workers anticipate resumed operations and wage talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton, C
Indianapolle Glove Company
C. M. Ross
Mediator, Te
First Trailers Roll Off Line at Bender Plant
Elyria's Bender Body Company begins production of Travel Mansions with four trailers daily, expanding to 10 by week end and 20 by month end. About 506 workers are employed as trailers move to Boston Detroit Birmingham Chicago and other cities. Orders were placed before first build, driven by Bender's Cleveland body building reputation. Plant work included heavy renovation, windows replaced, new equipment installed, and four floors abuzz with upholstery wood and finishing teams preparing interiors.
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Bender
Bender Body Company
United States
Joseph Binder
Elgris
Boston
Detroit
Birmingham
Ala
Chicago
Kansas City
E. J. Speh
Cleveland
Willys-Orethind
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Grall
Lorain Concern
Niagara Gorge
Niagara
Unite For
Dan Bradley
Morgenthau
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