AFL Has Own Proposal For Labor Unity
New York March 10 The American Federation of Labor outlined its own plan for labor unity, promising major concessions to industrial unionism. It aims to present the proposal tonight as peace talks resume, and would require CIO affiliates to join the federation while addressing jurisdictional disputes and industrial sectors. President John L. Lewis urged broader union integration, and leaders noted doubts about the plan’s practicality amid past failures to merge AFL CIO and independent railroad unions.
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New York
American Federation of Labor
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Federation
American Congress of Labor
CIO
John L. Lewis
AFL
Roosevelt
Joint Committees
White House
Federation Committee
Lewis
Atlantic City
N. J
Labor Movement
AFL Committee
A. F. Whitney
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Whitney
Penfield School Closes Over Illness Again
Penfield school shut for a day after twenty six pupils were absent and five fell ill. The decision came after earlier county wide closures due to illness. Officials hope to reopen Monday as attendance improves in other recently closed schools.
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Penfield
Hughes Improves After Grippe Attack
Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes showed further improvement today as his condition from a slight grippe attack continued to improve.
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Washington
Charles Evans Hughes
Supreme Court
Grippe
Ohio Weather Outlook Reports Rain and Warmer Skies
The forecast notes rain and warmer conditions in southern Ohio, with rain or snow and milder air in the north. Saturday brings showers and rise in temperatures as high pressure sits over Ontario and extends into the Ohio Valley. Light to moderate showers are seen from the lower Mississippi Valley to southern Illinois, with light snow in the northern lake region. Cooler conditions prevail in the Ohio Valley and Great Lakes, while the Rocky Mountain region remains generally warmer.
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Ohio
Ontario
Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Florida
Utah
Puget Sound
Mississippi Valley
Illinois
Great Lakes
Rocky Mountain Plateau
Great Plains
Wee Ewee
Lorain County Free Medical Service Cost in 1938
A county report by the Oberlin League of Women Voters notes Lorain County spent 300 031 for free medical service and hospitalization last year. It projects 25 000 residents cannot pay and lists ten recommendations including a central bureau, a county health council, maternal and venereal disease clinics, more visiting nurses, and expanded school health and public education efforts.
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Lorain County
Oberlin League of Women Voters
Robert McEwen
Paul Rogers
Susan Zearing
Oberlin League
Former Elyrian to Head Division of Salvation Army
Brigadier William A. Spatig will command the Northeastern Ohio Division based in Cleveland after two and a half years as Hudson River Division commander. He began as Probationary Lieutenant in Elyria in 1912 and has served in Toledo, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Albany, Columbus and Philadelphia. Mrs. Spatig, ex Captain Elizabeth Clausen, married in 1913, also served as an officer. A civic welcome and luncheon are planned March 15 with local leaders and a 7:30 p.m. public meeting at the Cleveland Citadel auditorium chaired by Commissioner Alexander M. Damon.
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William A. Spatig
Hudson River
Salvation Army
Army
Ohio
Cleveland
Toledo
Elyria J
Pittsburgh
Albany
Columbus
Philadelphia
Cleveland Welfare Federation
Jack North
Rotary Club
O. M. Walton
John P. Dempsey
Salvation Army Advisory Board
Cleveland Citadel
Alexander M. Damon
Will Again Try To Obtain City Mail Service
East Side residents within the city plan a Monday 7 30 pm meeting in City Council chambers to reopen talks on city mail service to their homes. Mrs A C Thompson heads the district north of East Broad street and east of Fairlawn avenue where boxes on Fairlawn receive mail. They seek attendance by city officials to resolve the issue. They previously met with Congressman Don W Harter to pursue house to house service. A post office rule requires fifty percent local build up for city service, which this area does not meet. Mrs Thompson cites alleged discrimination in applying the rule.
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East Side
A. C. Thompson
East Broad Street
Fairlawn Avenue
Don W. Harter
United States Post Office
Thompson
Innocence Plea After Sandusky Husband Death Case
In Norwalk, Coletta Schlett and neighbor Harold Hastings pleaded innocent to first degree murder in the roadside death of Carl Schlett. They were jailed without bond as prosecutors plan trial after highway patrols finish investigation. life insurance of 12500 dollars remains unpaid.
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Norwalk
Coletta Schlett
Sandusky
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Carl Schlett
Harold Hastings
Huron County
Rex Bracy
Frank Carpenter
Bracy
Schlett
Bellevue
Income Tax On Corporations May Be Raised
Washington March 10 Administration plans to remove obstacles to recovery from the tax structure opening up today the possibility of a slight increase in normal corporate income tax rates. President Roosevelt and congressional economizers agreed that some means must be found to maintain government income if certain taxes are cut. Undersecretary John W. Hanes promotes a single flat corporation tax replacing undistributed profits and other levies. Decisions on the plan were withheld awaiting March 15 income tax returns and talks among leaders. Harrison urged budget cuts to maintain income and warned against further debt increases.
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Washington
Roosevelt
of the Treasury
John W. Hanes
Hanes
Sells
White House
Pat Harrison
Miss
Senate Finance Committee
Jere Coover
Tenn
House
Ways and Means Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Ke Peter Harrison
Senate Economy Bloc
United Press
Treasury
Congressional
FCC Member Resigns
Eugene O. Sykes the longest serving FCC member has submitted his resignation a report shows. He leaves a long tenure with the agency effective immediately pending the commission's next steps and replacements in Washington.
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Washington
Eugene O. Sykes
Federal Communications Commission
Cleveland Youth Sits On Bridge For Job Stunt
Ray Stana a 19 year old youth sat atop the Cleveland high level bridge 100 feet above ground reading a book and refused to come down until he secured a job. His friend Sidney Seymour 18 alerted traffic below as bystanders watched a deadlock unfold over Stana's bid for work.
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Cleveland
Ray Stana
Cleveland High Level
Stana
Sidney Seymour
Seymour
Nine Elyria Nurses Pass December State Exam
Nine graduates of the M. B. Johnson School of Nursing at Elyria Memorial Hospital joined 828 nurses who passed the December state examination. Elyria recipients Ruth Edna Abraham, Myrtle Clinesmith, Gladys Detwiler, Mary Kleinholz, Betty Robertson, Vivian Scott, Genevieve Van Niel, Jane Williams, and Gladys Wooldridge will receive registration certificates. Top scores went to Elsie Reichel of Christ Hospital in Cincinnati with 94.6, Marguerite Held of St Marys Hospital 94, Ruth Curless of Bethesda Hospital 92.5, and Florence Elliott at 92.
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M. B. Johnson School of Nursing
Elyria Memorial Hospital
State Medical Board
Columbus
Elyria
Ruth Edna Abraham
Myrtle Esther Clinesmith
Gladys Elizabeth Detwiler
Mary J. Barber Kleinholz
Betty Isobel Robertson
Vivian Florence Scott
Genevieve Rose van Niel
Jane Abbott
Grafton And Belden Rehire School Heads
Walter A. Jantz will start his eleventh year as Grafton superintendent after reemployment for two years by the Grafton School Board. Kenneth E. Lower was reemployed as Belden superintendent for two more years, after three years in the post.
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Walter A. Jantz
Grafton
Kenneth E. Lower
Belden
Cleveland Rector Dies After 32 Years Service
Dr. Walter R. Breed aged 72 rector of St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Levelland for 32 years died from pneumonia last night.
Ashland College President Urges Balanced Behavior at PTA Talk
Ashland College president Dr. Charles L. Anspach addressed the Elyria High School PTA on Maintaining Mental Balance. He urged parents to help children reason through problems and to seek emotional balance, noting adults often overlook their own behavior and emphasizing universal challenges faced by youth.
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Charles L. Anspach
Ashland College
Elyria High School
Anspach
Dr. Anspach
Italy Presents Territorial Demands to France
London reports Italy has formally presented to France a note outlining claims to Djibouti in French Somaliland and the railway to Addis Ababa plus Italian minority rights in Tanis. The moves are seen as less drastic than past Tunis Nice Corsica notes and may shape Nevill Chamberlain's armament conference plans.
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United Press
London
Italy
France
Djibouti
Somaliland
Addis Ababa
Tanis
Tunis
Nice
Corsica
Chamber of Deputies
Great Britain
Chamberlain
Benito Mussolini
Africa
House of Commons
Sues To Enjoin Columbia Station Park Improvement
John Thomas Hill files suit to halt the Columba Station public square upgrade claiming the project would abolish a 21 year old right of way. Township trustee P W Heineman says the plan would use WPA dirt fill to level and beautify the area with grass and shrubs and may adjust some driveways but not affect nearby residents.
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Public Square
Columbia Station
John Thomas Hill
P. W. Heineman
Heineman
Ask Election On Recall of Mayor
Akron Ohio March 10 Petitioners seek a recall election for Mayor Daniel Steel of Northfield. Village council approval was expected. 53 voters signed, above the legal minimum. A recall movement began last summer but stalled by a one year in office requirement. Charges allege failure to enforce anti slot ordinance, control of baseball field use and excess expenditures. Mayor Steel is in second year.
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Akron. O
Daniel Steel
Northfield
Summit Election Board
Steel
Skeletons Of Plane Crash Victims Found Near Port Alberni
Four clothed skeletons were found by a lumberman near Port Alberni B C offering mute testimony on the Ginger Coote Airways seaplane that disappeared May 27 last on a Vancouver to Zeballos flight. The bodies were recovered by a lumberman.
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Alberni
B. C
Ginger Coote Airways
Vancouver
B C
Zeballos
Student Is Killed in Wooster Crash
Ned Reed 22, Ohio State University sophomore, died of injuries from a late night automobile crash west of Wooster. Gordon Kinney 20 Mary Kramer 20 and Hilda Zimmerman 20, occupants, were injured when the car left the road at a curve.
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Wooster
Ned Reed
Ohio State University
E. C. Reed
Here
Gordon Kinney
Mary Kramer
Hilda Zimmerman
Wage-Hour Division Near Payless Payday
Washington reports that 400 members of the Wage and Hour Division of the Labor Department may not be paid on March 15 unless Congress approves a $350 appropriation in the deficiency bill. The agency exhausted funds on February 28.
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Washington
Congress
Department of Labor
Petition Approved for Dawley Ditch Improvement
County commissioners approved a petition for the Dawley ditch improvement in Eaton township and ordered the engineer to prepare a detailed report and cost estimates.
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Dawley Ditch
Eaton Township
Premier And 2 Ministers In Cabinet Ousted
Prague reports a sudden move to crush Slovak separatism with martial law. Bratislava troops occupied public buildings as Premier Josef Tiso and two ministers were dismissed by President Emil Hacha.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Bratislava
Pistyan
Bystrice
Trent
Emil Hacha
Bohemia
Moravia
Slovakia
Josef Tiso
Mikulas Pruzinski
Ferdinand Durcansky
Hacha
Julian Revay
Policeman Shows He's Fireman Too
Patrolman George Walton volunteered as a fireman at 4 40 a m and quickly extinguished a smouldering car rear cushion owned by Miss Jerry Kuhn 400 Block West avenue in a lot behind The Chronicle Telegram building. He acted after detecting burning cloth odor and used water from a nearby bakery to douse the cushion likely ignited by a cigarette. The owner was not present.
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George Walton
Jerry Kuhn
West Avenue
Chronicle-Telegram
Walton
Sold Starr piano in walnut excellent condition
Classified note offers a Starr piano in walnut with excellent condition for sale or trade. Contact numbers 36-93 and 4412-4418 are provided for interested buyers.
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Starr
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