Chrysler And Hudson Plants Are Closed
Sit down strikes halted major production in Chrysler and Hudson plants, throwing 58,590 workers idle. Gov. Murphy prepared to fly to Detroit to supervise mediation as picket lines formed and women’s emergency brigade reported for duty. Union officials planned talks, while Chrysler and Hudson refused exclusive UAW bargaining control, prompting swift action and plant closures across the Detroit area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
U.P
Chrysler Corporation
Hudson Motor Car Company
Frank Murphy
Florida
Briggs Manufacturing Company
Chrysler
Hudson Company
Hudson
General Motors Corporation
Women’s Emergency Brigade
General Motors
Murphy
General Motora
Finance Committee
United Automobile Workers of America
Resume Work In G M C Plants After Sit-Down Strike
General Motors plants in Flint Michigan resumed normal production after a one day sit down strike idled about 14 000 workers at Chevrolet and Fisher Body units. U A W union representatives and GM officials planned talks in Detroit to press wage demands while Roy Reuther announced the reinstatement of 12 union members terminated for union activity.
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Flint
Nich
General Motors
Chevrolet
Fisher
United Automobile Workers Union
Detroit
Robert C. Travis
George C. Paterson
Roy Reuther
Weather Ohio Ohio Valley Grips Cold With Fair Conditions
Generally fair and colder tonight in Ohio with Wednesday expected fair skies and rising afternoon temperatures. High pressure over Minnesota extends south toward Texas while another high sits over the Rockies. Lower temperatures sweep the U S except New England and the far West with the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley seeing the largest fall. rain along the Pacific coast and Southern Florida. snow flurries over the Ohio Valley and northern states. moderate precipitation in the northeast.
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Ohio
Minnesota
Texas
Rockies
Atlantic S
Pacific Coast
United States
New England
Far West
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
San Francisco
Florida
Wage Increases In Ohio Firms In Past Day
United Press reports that six Ohio companies granted wage increases to about 25 000 employees in the last 24 hours. Armco will raise hourly pay by 10 cents at five Middletown Hamilton and other plants starting March 14. Standard Oil of Ohio adds 3 000 workers to gain raises costing $300 000 annually effective March 16. Salaried workers earning 150 a month or less get five percent boosts in refining field marketing and offices. laborers in refining receive an initial raise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Ohio
American Rolling Mills
Crowell Publishing Co
H. C. Godman Shoe Co
Standard OH of Ohio
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co
Hercules Motor Co
Charles R. Hook
American Rolling MMM Co
Middletown
Armco
Hamilton
Zanesville
Butler
Ashland
A. M. Maxwell
Standard Oil Co
Sinking Of Ship Is Blow To Loyalists
Archachon France March 9 The only uncaptured survivor of the Spanish Loyalist freighter Mar Cantabrico said the vessel was towed to port after being torpedoed and shelled by the rebel Canarias. The ship carried war materiel from the United States valued at about 2.7 million dollars. Madrid warned Madrid may fall, and United States airplanes and machine guns aboard the cargo were crucial for Loyalist efforts.
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Saint Jean DE Luz
France
Madrid
Mar Cantabrico
United States
Bay of Biscay
Canarias
Echo
Eclipse
Mar Cantabrice
Bilbao
New York
Congress
Vera Cruz
Flood Control Plan Proposed by Feighan and Eiben
Cleveland officials Feighan and Eiben advocate a 60 mile canal from Beaver River to Lake Erie to divert floodwaters from the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers. The plan estimates about 500 million dollars cost and a 1 foot rise in Lake Erie, with flood locks to channel excess water into the lake.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Missisippi
Lake Erie
Marvin McIntyre
Roosevelt
Michael A. Feighan
M. A. Eiben
Eiben
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Eiben-Feighan
Beaver River
Pittsburgh
Painesville
Beaver
Lake’ Erie
Elben
United States
Fittsburgh
Giardini Trial Delayed Again In Lorain
The trial of Charles Giardini owner of The Trojan Club in Lorain was postponed again. He faces one count for exhibiting gambling devices after four slot machines were seized January 16. The attorney cited Giardini’s absence in Indiana and a judge said the current case would not finish in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Giardini
Trojan Club
Lorain
Giardini
William Grall
Don W. Myers
Indiana
D. A. Cook
Secure Funds For Repair Of Roads In Ohio
State Highway Department officials report securing funds to cover about half of the estimated 10 million dollar bill for road damage. An allocation of 2,000,600 dollars from the U S Bureau of Public Roads will be matched by state funds as repairs proceed on roads on the regular federal system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
Local Hospital Head Honored in Northeast Ohio Council
Frank W. Hoover, Elyria Memorial Hospital superintendent, was elected president of the Northeast Ohio District Council of the Ohio Hospital Association at the council's annual meeting in Cleveland. He succeeds Dr. Charles S. Woods of St. Luke's Hospital. Hoover will serve as district representative on the OH A board, after three years as district secretary. Dr. A. O. Fonkalarud will replace him as secretary.
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Frank W. Hoover
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Northeastern Ohio
Ohio Hospital Association
Cleveland
Charles S. Woods
St. Luke’s Hospital
Hoover
State Association
Woods
The
A. O. Fonkalarud
Th” oMekoneld General Hospital
Farmer Badly Hurt By Tree Near Valley City
George Mott, 43, a farmer near Valley City, was injured when a tree he was cutting fell on him about 30 p.m. yesterday. He was in serious condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital today with a possible skull fracture. He was taken to Dr R. A. Stublo’s office after failing to improve and then transported to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mott
Valley City
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Mott
R. A. Stublo
Ohio Quake Readjustment Continues With Mild Shocks
An Ohio earthquake shook commuters around 1 p m drawing questions about future tremors. Seismologists say further mild quakes are possible but not likely to grow stronger. Experts link the activity to crust readjustment after ancient ice barriers, noting similar centers near west central Ohio between Bellefontaine and Toledo.
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United Press
Victor €. Stechschulte
Xavier University
Cincinnati
Stechschulte
Joseph. Joat
S. J
John Carroll University
Cleveland
Ohio
Joliat
Bellefontaine
Toledo
Nine Black Legion members jailed for Kingsley murder plot
Detroit March 9 nine members of the Black Legion were sentenced to prison terms from one to five years for conspiring to murder Arthur L. Kingsley, a publisher in Highland Park, with the alleged plot dating to 1933.
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Detroit
Black Legion Today
Arthur L. Kingsley
Highland Park
President To Speak To Nation Tonight On Judiciary Proposal
President Roosevelt plans a 10 30 p m fireside chat on reorganizing the supreme court to 15 members if current justices over 70 refuse retirement. He will argue for court legislation, direct judicial reinvigoration, and an independent judiciary while noting constitutional amendment hurdles and a need for younger interpreters of the constitution.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
White House
Labor
American Federation of Labor
Real Estate Tax Takes Lead as Collected Total Tops 1.5 Million
County Treasurer Walter J. Wright announced closure of books next week after real estate tax receipts surpass 1.5 million dollars. Taxes will be collected this week without penalty. Delinquent taxpayers are urged to use the Wiluemore plan to pay overdue taxes over five years, avoiding public sale ads. A new bill requires advertising for sale any delinquent property three years or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Wright
Wright
Progress In Republic Steel Conference Reaches Agreement Talks
After an all day session among Republic Steel employees from Cleveland Warren Canton Youngstown Massillon Buffalo Chicago and Pittsburgh plus company management, a joint statement announced progress on wage rates hours and a broader vacation plan and said details will be announced after tomorrows sessions with Republic subsidiaries.
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Republic Steel Corporation
Cleveland
Warren
Canton
Youngstown
Massiion
Buffalo
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Republic
Approval of Guffey Coal Bill Debated in House
The Vinson Guffey Coal Regulation bill faces the first major House debate this session on wages and hours for 500000 miners. Supporters expect passage by Thursday and cite Roosevelt’s backing as essential to regulate the industry. The bill would create a Federal Coal Commission and 23 regional code boards with price fixing powers, largely controlled by mine operators. Labor groups say code provisions ensure fair wages, while the measure imposes a 20 percent tax on coal producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Roosevelt
Federal Coal Commission
United Mine Workers of America
John L. Lewis
Senate
C of C Directors To Meet Tonight Elyria Chamber
Elyria Chamber of Commerce directors will meet this evening at the Elyria Savings and Trust Building offices. A report from the nominating committee will be heard and officers to be elected include president two vice presidents secretary and treasurer with Al Mason as committee chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Elyria Savings and Trust
al Mason
Sourore
Ip, M
Ohio House backs emergency $3 auto tax plan
The House taxation committee voted 12 to 7 to advance an emergency bill by Zablotny authorizing county commissioners to levy a $3 tax on automobiles and a beer and liquor fee up to 50 percent of state rates. If adopted nationwide, the measure could raise up to $14 million annually.
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Columbus
House, Taxation Committee
Jake Davis
Pike
House
Thomas A. Christy
D.mooroe
Christy
P. E. Ward
Geauga
Patrick Butler
Cuyahoga
Michael Y. di Salle
Lucas
P. J. Dunn
Tuscarawas
W. D. Burgett
Ashtabula
Floyd R. Mees
Meigs
John A. Easton
Lake
Ward
Italians Alleged in Rebel Attack Command
Madrid reports General Jane Miaja, Spanish loyalist leader, says an entire Italian division is taking part in the rebel assault on the Guadalajara front. He cites prisoner interrogations claiming the division, led by an Italian general, comprises about 10 battalions and 7 000 men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Jane Miaja
Guadalajara
Miaja
Annual Meeting Of Hospital Co Tomorrow
Approximately 100 members and friends of Elyria Memorial Hospital Company are expected to attend the annual meeting at the hospital dining room at 6 30 tomorrow night. Reports by hoz ta departments will be given. Two new members will be elected to fill vacancies caused by deaths. Six trustees will be elected for three year terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Memorial Hospital Company
Frank W. Hoover
Hozta
Nettle Johnson
C. H. Heyman
James A. Hewitt
J. T. Fawcett
Hoover
C. H. Fell
Frank E. Ellenberger
J. B. Johnson
B. M. O’donnell
J. B. Seward
Robert G. Smith
R. F. Vandermark
Aurt Troy
Leroy Reynolds
Columbus
Atea
Reynolda
John Reeves
Taylorsy Dam
Here
Tremors Shatter Elyria Rattle Midwest Residents
A morning quake at 12 45 jolted Elyria and four states. Dishes rattled, plaster cracked, beds jolted and people awoke. Seismographs logged 15 shocks while residents blamed noise and explosions. Seismologists tied activity to Midwestern fault lines with limited damage reported.
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Elyria
Elyrians
Chronicle-Telegram
Midwest
Ohio
Kentucky
Michigan
Indiana
Victor Stechschilte
Xavier University
Cincinnati
Middle West
San Francisco
Bay
Vincennes
Ind
Lyman Rawles
Fort Wayne
Detroit
Ohio River
Allegheniea
Mississippi
University of Mich
Unjured In Fall From Truck Injures Peter Roka Sr
Peter Roka Sr of West Bridge Street, a cemetery employee, was injured today when he fell from a freight at about 4 40 pm in Elrria. The report notes the fall caused injuries and places the event at a memorial haven.
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Peter Roka, Sr. S
West Bridge Street
Cemetery Emplert
Elrria Wemortal Haven
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Chrysler and Hudson
Palm Beach
Fla
M. Lizele Fornald
Quincy
Mass
Sue
Republic Steel Conference
Guffey
of Hospital Co
Miller
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