Auto Industry Faces Crisis Across Labor Standstill
Washington March 17 The auto industry faced a critical self government test as manufacturers sought a way to avert a labor crisis. The three man code authority must settle a long standing dispute that led to 75,900 AFL workers being ordered to strike. A mediation board was likely to be formed with findings binding on all parties. The president appeared to be involved behind the scenes and the crisis threatened to spill into steel and other sectors. The core issue remains section 7A of the automobile code governing workers rights to organize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
NRA
Automobile Industry
American Federation of Labor
William S. Collins
A. F. of
General Motors
Hudson Motor Car
Two Workmen Die When Vat Explodes in France Factory
Paris reports two workers killed when a vat exploded at an alcohol factory in St. Maixent. The shed housed about 30 workers, most had left before the blast. initial estimates suggested all were killed, but updated figures showed 28 men had departed the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
St. Maixent
Weather Forecast for Ohio Snow Flurries Incoming
Ohio expects rain and snow flurries with a cold wave moving in tonight. Sunday will be cloudy and cold with additional light snow flurries, keeping temperatures low across the region.
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Ohio
Midwest Dons Fur Coats Again
Chicago reports a wild quinoctial storm sweeping from the Rockies into Nebraska Iowa and South Dakota with heat waves dust storms hail and a blizzard. Temperature swings of 50 degrees occurred as a storm moved eastward bringing 70s highs and 10 degree lows.
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Chicago
Midwest
Rockies
Denver
Nebraska
Towa
South Dakota
Sturm
Federal Savings and Loan Plan Outlined to bankers
Walter F. McCaleb, field organizer for Federal Savings and Loan Associations in Ohio, spoke to about 60 bankers and business leaders last night outlining the movement, its goals, and how associations can be organized. He said the banking system would split into two types under federal supervision: commercial banks with demand deposits and a new form of savings and loan institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savings & Loan Company
Chamber of Commerce
Walter F. McCaleb
Ohio
Tube Plant To Operate At A Higher Level
Operations at the Lorain plant of the National Tube Company will run at a higher level next week. Two blast furnaces and 11 oven hearth furnaces are scheduled. The Bessemer converter stays on a single turn. Blooming mills adjust to steel conditions. No skelp mills operate. Number five buttos runs five days, numbers two and five lappers run five days each. The number two seamless mill runs through Sunday and until Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
National Tube Company
Bessemer
Buttos
Quick Thinking Saves Boy From Bus
Six year old Joseph Morant of 1806 West Avenue narrowly escaped serious injury when John Wicks of 355 17th Street pulled him from under a city bus at 17th Street and Oberlin Road. The boy was treated at Elytia Clinic by Dr. W B Hubbell and released to his mother.
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Joseph Morant
West
Avenue
John Wicks
17Th Street
Wicks
Oberlin Road
Clyde Baker
Elytia Clinic
W. B. Hubbell
Army Air Mail Resumes Monday In All Zones
War Department announces air mail service will restart at 12:01 a.m. Monday in all three zones after Maj. Gen. Foulois inspection and recommendation. Benign conditions observed support the return of Army air transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army Air Mail
War Department
Benjamin D. Foulois
Air Corps
Weisman Denounces Alphabetography At PTA Fathers Night
Russell Weisman, financial editor of the Cleveland Tain Dealer, denounces alphabetocracy as a tax burden on the public while addressing 150 parents at Franklin PTA’s annual Fathers Night on the topic A Year of the New Deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Russell Weisman
Cleveland Tain Dealer
Boundary watch tightens for Dillinger at Port Huron
Port Huron Mich March 17 Officers redeploy along roads and crossings in a massive manhunt after a grocery store gun battle left Herbert Youngblood and Deputy Sheriff Cavanagh dead. About 500 peace officers sweep a 50 mile radius and question motorists while authorities hunt Dillinger and possible accomplices.
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Port Huron
Mich
John Dillinger
Thumb
Herbert, Youngblood
Dillinner
Dillinger
Herbert Youngblood
Charles Cavanagh
Michigan
Youngblood
Crown Point
Ind
Pal
Pearl Abraham
Cavanagh
Sherif Howard Loar
William van Antwerp
Eugene Fields
Fields
Roy Parks
Parks
St. Clair River
Ontario
Marysville
Capac
Crowns Point
John Hamilton
Rickenbacker Testifies on Airmail Controversy Before Senate
World War I ace Eddie Rickenbacker told the Senate post office committee that President Roosevelt was fed by traitorous elements in his official family and acted against American principles in cancelling private airmail contracts and ordering Army pilots to fly the mail. Chairman McKellar interrupted, saying no political attacks on the President. The scene drew applause and scorn as Rickenbacker sat down ready to continue after the interruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Lindbergh
Senate Post Office Committee
Washington
Lindbergh
Kenneth McKellar
Tennessee
Warren Barbour
New Jersey
Eddie Rickenbacker
Roosevelt
Rickenbacker
Kenneth D. McKellar
Tenn
Elyria 117 Years Old As St Patrick Day Observance
Elyria marks its 117th birthday on St Patrick’s Day with a double celebration. The article recounts the 1817 founding party led by Ely, with Artemas Beebe Ebenezer Lane and others arriving February 20 1817, staying at Captain Eldred’s tavern, and the town’s early development by Roderick Ashley Edwin Bush and James Porter.
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Elyria
Artemas Beebe
Ebenezer Lane
Heman Ely
Captain Eldred
Ridgeville Township
Elyria Corporation
Sod
Elstia
Scobe
Artemas Feebe
Ely
Roderick Ashley
Edwin Bush
James Porter
Ebenezer Land
Ann Snow
Ned
Luther Land
West Springfield
Massachusetts
Beebe
Lorain County Sets New 73 Man Conservation Camp Quota
County Relief Director M A Houghton announced Lorain County will enroll 73 young men aged 18 to 21 who are on relief as of March 1 1934 for conservation camps. Enrollments start soon through local relief agencies or township trustees. do not report to the county relief commission. Former enrollees discharged at the end of the second period are not eligible. Marie S Gilman will list Elyria entrants. in areas without a relief commission, lists go to township trustees.
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M. A. Houghton
Lorain County
County Relief Commission
Houghton
Marie S. Gilman
Elyria
Relief Commission
Plans for Elyria YMCA trip to Washington
The Elyria YMCA plans a Washington trip for boys with six places remaining as enrollments extend to Monday night. Robert H. Goacher reports the schedule includes a week of sightseeing from Cumberland to Frederick then Washington attractions like the Capitol White House Smithsonian and Lincoln Memorial. Returns include Annapolis Baltimore and Gettysburg with a spring vacation departure.
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Y. M.C. A. Washington
Elyria
Robert H. Goacher
Y. M. C. A. Boys
Goucher
Washington
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Frederick
Maryland
Barbara Fretthiec
Capitol
Congressional Library
Smithsonian Institute and Zoo
Washington Monument
Lincoln Memorial
Treasury Building
State
War and Navy
Pan-American Building
Government Printing Office
Patent Office
Senate
House
Vernon
George Washington
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Baltimore
Gettysburg
Bankhead cotton control bill faces Senate vote
Washington dispatch reports supporters of the Bankhead cotton control act believe the measure will pass despite opposition. The bill, proposed by Rep. William R. Bankhead, would cap cotton production at 1.24 billion bales and levy a tax of 30 percent on production beyond that limit.
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Washington
Bankhead
Cotton Control Mil
William R. Bankhead
Insull Fights Deportation as Greece Escorts Onboard Maiotis
In a tense Greece Italy saga Samuel Insull eludes police, returns to Piraeus aboard the Maiotis after a chase. Lawyers vow damages suit against the Greek government, accusing officials of kidnap plot and bribery amid mounting public sympathy for the fugitive financier.
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Greece
Athens
Samuel Ingall
Chicago
America
Makotis
Insull
Mediterranean
Piraeus
Samuel Insuli
Maiotis
Soritaos Island
Insyll
George Vap
George Xiros
Legation
Ano
Insuli
Orient Express
M. J. Moewatsouridas
Foun
Inenti
Tsaidatis
Aquitania Toosdar
Savings Plan Approved for Elyria Bank Reopens
The Reconstrucion Finance Corporation approved a 560000 loan to Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Co in Elyria to fund a reopening plan. The loan will go to a mortgage loan company and then to the bank in exchange for assets. Depositors must consent. RFC had not yet transmitted the formal resolution to H F Ashley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F.C
Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Co
Broad Street
State Banking Department
Columbus
Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company of
Elyria
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
H. F. Ashley
United Press
RFC
Ashley
Washington
Federal Corporation
Makley Guilty of Death for Sheriff Slayings
Charles Makley today was found guilty of first degree murder in the slaying of Sheriff Jesse L. Larber and faces the death penalty. The jury, after resuming deliberations, did not recommend mercy, making him the second Dillinger gangster convicted on murder charges related to the jail raid to free John Dillinger.
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Lima
Charles Makley
Jesse L. Larber
Makley
Dillinger
John Dillinger
Harry Pierpont
Russell Clark
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Hugh 8. Johnson
General Motors Corporation
Johnson
William S. Knudson
Automotive Concern
Robert F. Wagner
Center
National Labor Board
American Federation of Labor Union
William Green
Center, Top
A. F
Federal Savings and Loan Ass
Walter FL MecCalch
Savings and Loan Associations
Weiseman
Financial Editor
The
Franklin T. T. A
Block Boundary
AIR
McKellar
Logan
Barbour
TRIP
Ingull
Savings Deposit Bank Plan
Pierpont
Jesse Lavy
Everett
Scott
Great Daily
Chronicle-Tele
Gram
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