Governors Office Seeks Chrysler Lewis Settlement Talks
Detroit March 23 Gov Frank Murphy attempted to end the Chrysler strike by arranging a conference among John L Lewis and Walter P Chrysler for tomorrow in Murphy's Lansing office. Both men reportedly accepted as 6,000 sit down strikers were under court arrest risk. Murphy urged prompt, lawful talks to avoid court enforcement and property damage.
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Detroit
Frank Murphy
Chrysler Corp
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Walter P. Chrysler
Automobile Concern
Murphy
Lansing
Lewis
Chrsster
Chrysler
Automobile
General Motors
Wayne County Circuit Court
Civil War veterans in Lorain County dwindle to three
Stephen Tarris 95, a former slave who joined the Union army, dies in Lorain. Funeral services set for 2 50 p m Wednesday at Wickens Memorial with burial in Elmwood Cemetery G A R plot. Only Cornelius Quinn 93 in Lorain and Rev J A Kaley 92 in Elyria remain, with Capt LaFayette Stough 88 in Amherst also noted.
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Lorain County
Lorain
Stephen Tarris
Wickens
Company FE
68Th
Cornelius Quinn
West Twentieth Street
Elyria
Rev
J. A. Kaley
Park Avenue
LaFayette Tough
Amherst
Kaley
Capt
Stough
Elyrie G. A. R. Post
Weather Ohio reads cloudy with showers midweek
The forecast shows cloudy skies tonight with a gradual warmup and a chance of showers Wednesday, mainly in the west. High pressures linger from Saskatchewan to Florida while a new high forms over Southern California. lows rest over Colorado Pueblo and off Washington’s coast. Light precipitation extends from the Ohio valley to the Dakotas, with moderate snow in the Rockies and rain on the Pacific coast.
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Ohio
West
Saskatchewan
Great Lakes
Florida
California
Colorado
Pueblo
Washington
Tatoosh Island
Ohio Valley
South Dakota
Nebraska
Rockies
Pacific
Ohio-Mississippi Valleys
Plains States
Sierra Nevada
Innocent Gas Saving Plan Blamed For New London School Blast
The New London Texas disaster killed 426, traced to a plan to save fuel by tapping waste gas from The Parade Gasoline Company line. School superintendent W C Shaw and the board approved it, despite warnings. Dr. A P Schoch cleared trustees, while survivor Johnny Dial testified about the switch triggering the blast.
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New London
Tex
New London School Board
Parade Gasoline Company
W Co. Shaw
Shaw
A. P. Schoch
University of Texas
Schoch Wall
Clifton
Military Board
United Gas Company
Parade Company
Earl Clover
New London School
Schoch
Johnny Dial
Board of Inquiry
L. R. Butler
Butler
Johnny
East Texas
Overton
T. R. Nuran
The
Red Cross
United Press
Sedan Demolished By Trolley Car
A Chevrolet sedan driven by Edward Myers of Stop 55 Avon Lake Village stalled on a Lake Shore Electric Railroad crossing at Stop 54 yesterday afternoon and was struck by a trolley car. Myers was with his mother and Albert Lipf of Stop 55, who exited the vehicle moments before impact. Motorman John Deehr of Sandusky operated the trolley.
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Edward Myers
Stop
Avon Lake Village
Lake Shore
Albert L. Lipf
Stop 55
John Deehr
Sandusky
Lakewood Ministers Speak At Noonday Service
Rev Henry Dawe of Grace Lutheran Church Oberlin spoke at St John s Lutheran Church noon service as part of a week of Lenten noonday gatherings under St John s and Grace Lutheran. He titled Christ the Preacher of Righteousness like unto Noah. Tomorrow Rev Armin Oldson of Lakewood will speak at noon on Christ a Deliverer of His People Hike unto Samson.
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Henry Dawe
Grace Lutheran Church
Oberlin
St. John’s Lutheran Church
St. John’s
Grace Lutheran
Dawe
Christ
Noah
Armin
Oldson
Lakewood
Ohio
Samson
Lorain Woman Dies After Beating In Nighttime Incident
Edna Fleming a 29 year old of Lorain died at St Josephs Hospital from a brain bleed linked to a beating. Police seek two men after she was seen with them at a Broadway saloon and later left in a car.
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Lorain
St. Joseph's Hospital
Edna Fleming
Miss Fleming
Sixth Street Alley
H. F. Ross
Reilly
Vessels Race To Aid Sinking Norwegian Steamer Bjerkli
Coast guard and private ships rushed to aid the Norwegian steamer Bjerkli sinking 500 miles east of Boston. The City of Havre stood nearest at 25 miles away at 5 30 a m with 17 crew aboard. The City of Auckland relayed a single wireless plea Please help us Taking water No bearings for 10 days from the stricken vessel.
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Boston
Coast Guard
Bjerkli
Havre
Auckland
Grand jury begins review of 20 bound cases
Grand jurors opened consideration of about 20 cases bound over from lower courts. Prosecutor Howard R. Butler said the panel would sit at least two days. First case listed: burglary and larceny against Karl Moulder 18 of Jo Rain assisted by a juvenile for gas station theft of 41 dollars on February 10. Also on docket is manslaughter case against Lennore Guettinger 35 of Avon Lake for shooting her husband February 11. Substitute juror Esther Heggi seated for absent Hattie Scholz.
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Howard R. Butler
Karl Moulder
Jorain
Brownell and
West Erie Avenues
John Meister
William Bevan
Lennore Guettinger
Avon Lake
Hattie Scholz
Lorain
Esther Heggi
Mayor's Court To Hear First Jury Trial In Hewitt Era
The Elyria mayor's court will try Kenneth Bradford for driving while intoxicated in a case set for Thursday at 9:30 a.m. After arraignment on March 12, Bradford pleaded not guilty and a continuance was granted. A tentative list of twenty jurors includes Elyrians and several others from Lorain Ridgeville Wellington Grafton LaGrange.
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Elyria
James A. Hewitt
Kenneth Bradford
Sixteenth Street
Bradford
Don A. Baird
Mirtle Copas
East River Street
Ed Polvardy
West Street
William J. Flint
Bellefield Avenue
Florence Hillier
Oberlin Road
Jessie M. Parke
Kenneth H. Botamer
High Street
Lorain
Edith Fischer
Fifth Street
Ella Miller
West 19Th Street
Bea Engehart
Twelfth Street
Helen Bulger
East 29Th Street
Joseph Bring
Edward Cunningham
D Street
Florence Price
Florida Avenue
Edna Peterson
West 27Th Street
Edith Simpson
West 26Th Street
Ridgeville
Merton Bartter
Ambert
Kirdlina Lawless
Church Street
Wellington
Lena Dibble
Grafton
Frank Cousins
LaGrange
Lucille Rawson
Russia Builds World’s Largest Army And Vows Strong Defense
Soviet Russia dominates with the world’s largest peacetime army at 1,300,000 troops, plus 2,250,000 trained reserves and 1,250,000 partially trained. The 1937 program devotes about a quarter of the budget to defense totaling 26.0 billion roubles. Youth programs mimic Mussolini’s drills to foster military spirit.
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Union
China
Russia
Air and Chemical Defense Society
Benito Mussolini
Italy Refuses Recall of Volunteers From Spain
London March 23 Italian government refuses to discuss recall of foreign volunteers in Spain. Dino Grandi says no Italian volunteer will leave Spain before end of civil war. Sub-committee pro loyalist and neutral members see this as Italy’s reply to defeat on Guadalajara front.
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London
U. P
Spain
Dino Grandi
International Non-Intervention Committee
Grandi
Grandis
Italy
Guadalajara -Front
Germany
Five Die as Fire Destroys Baldwin Harbor Home
Five members of the Morse family perished when a Baldwin Harbor residence burned early today. William Morse janitor at Baldwin High School and his wife Rose and four daughters Rose 13 Jessie 11 Helen 9 Barbara 4 were killed or fatally injured after leaping from a second floor. Lillian 19 and William Jr. 16 survived with broken bones. Firemen suspect the blaze began from an oil burner linked to the kitchen coal range.
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Baldwin, N. Y
William Morse
Baldwin Harbor
Long Island
Rose Morse
Rose
Jessie
Helen
Barbara
Morse
Baldwin High School
Lillian
William, Jr
Fire Breaks Out On Steamer In Drydock
Fire broke out aboard the United Fruit Company Vagabond Cruise Steamer San Bruno in drydock at Bethlehem ship building plant East Boston. Four alarms were sounded.
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Boston
United Fruit Company
San Bruno
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Company
East Boston
Mussolini Denounces Britain in Venice Rally
In Venice Square, Benito Mussolini addressed 250,000 Fascists for the regime’s 18th anniversary. He vented anger at foreign press criticism, vowed revenge for Adua, and urged Blackshirts to stay alert and ready.
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Rome
Benito Mussolini
Great Britain
Venice
Mussolini
Adowa
Ethiopia
Insurgent Chief Takes Command Of Retreating Army
Madrid reports heavy shelling as Franco takes personal command of nationalist forces in retreat. Italian divisions are ordered into line while Siguenza defense stiffens with Carlist militiamen and renewed fighting along the Aragon highway amid advancing loyalist columns.
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Madrid
Francisco Franco
Siguenza
Franco
Almadrones
Guadalajara
Aragon Highway
Soria
Spain
Maraja
Miaja
Use Of Instruments Of Democracy Asks Use Of Instruments Of Democracy
Raymond Moley, a key New Deal adviser, told the Senate judiciary committee that Roosevelt's court-packing plan risks democratic collapse. He urged constitutional amendment as the proper route, arguing the American method requires public explanation, persuasion, and consent.
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Washington
Raymond Moley
New Deal
Roosevelt
Moley
Senate Judiciary Committee
Charles Evans Hughes
Supreme Court
Local Masons Plan Maundy Thursday Ceremony in Cleveland
Scottish Rite Masons and families will attend a Maundy Thursday ceremony at the Cleveland Masonic Temple 3615 Euclid Avenue Thursday evening. S. J. Monck will lead with Maynard English and the Consistory Quartet assisting. The open service, Feast of the Paschal Lamb, aims to become a permanent Cleveland observance per Rose Croix customs.
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Cleveland Masonic Temple
Euclid Avenue
Ariel Chapter
Rose Croix
S. J. Monck
Maynard English
Cleveland
Monck
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