President Seeks Industrial Peace
President Roosevelt pushes for an industry labor truce as labor leaders back stronger NRA Section 72 and Wagner bill. Soft coal talks inch toward resolution with 35,000 United Mine Workers awaiting new contracts by April 1. John L. Lewis warned of no work without deals, while threats of wider strikes fade amid concessions.
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Washington
Roosevelt
American Federation of Labor
NRA
Congress
New Deal
United Mine Workers
Appalachian
John L. Lewis
Pittsburg
Ilinois
Namngs
Philip Murray
Federation No. 1
Ohio Fair Weather With Warmer Temperatures Ahead
Fair and slightly warmer weather expected tonight in Ohio with a warm spell continuing on Wednesday. Showers are forecast to begin Wednesday afternoon or night, bringing wetter conditions to the state.
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Ohio
Seek Basis To Call General Conference To End Arms Crisis
Berlin March 26 Sir John Simon outlined British proposals to Adolf Hitler that might lead to a general European conference to end the arms crisis. Negotiations were secret and fragmentary reports described Simon as outlining views on Hitler's remarks at yesterday's opening conference. If successful, allied talks among Britain France and Italy would follow toward a Stresa conference set for April 11 with possible German representation and wider involvement of Russia and Poland. Hitler spoke mainly on February 5 topics including security treaties and the League of Nations return. He opposed mutual security treaties except for an aerial league and sought parity in defense forces. Britain and Germany could not enter real agreements. Simon, bound by the French British accord, speaks for Britain alone and recognizes no violation of Versailles clauses.
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Berlin
Sir John Simon
Adolf Hitler
Simon
Hitler
Ropean
Britain
France
Italy
London
Stresa
Germany
Russia
Poland
League of Nations
United Press
Paris
Great Britain
Air League
Europe
France presses for central security amid Berlin talks
Paris reports rising French unease over British German armament negotiations. Officials fear Berlin could spark a wider European settlement that undermines France’s security. Analysts speculate Hitler may offer Britain a western European air defense pact to ease fears and fracture Franco British ties. France seeks guaranteed central security against Germany. The text notes France’s population and a looming war stance.
No Whitewash Says Member of Relief Probe Committee
In Columbus Ohio six Democratic and four Republican members of the Ohio General Assembly met in the capitol to organize for an uncompromising investigation of charges of corruption and inefficacy in state relief administration. Senator William Foss of Mercer county pledged fearless uncovering of facts letting chips fall where they may.
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Columbus
Repubblican
Ohio General Assembly
Capitol
William Foss
Mercer County
Plan Busy Season For Boys' Clubs
Lorain County advisors of Four-H Clubs met to map a busy spring and summer season for 955. Indications show at least 20 clubs will be organized this year after 17 clubs with 240 members completed a project last year. Projects were discussed, handbooks distributed, and organizers urged to start soon with early April decisions. Regular club meetings will wait until after school ends.
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Lorain County
Sheriff to Dismiss Deputies at Steel and Tubes Plant
City and county officials decided to reduce the policing force at the Adams street plant where 160 union workers struck eight days ago. Sheriff Dick will retain about a dozen special deputies while removing others and possible company guards as 12 hour shifts begin. Mayor and council weigh who pays ongoing costs, with only Elyria and company officials commenting on settlement efforts and safety assurances from Steel & Tubes safety engineer Schaerer.
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Steel and Tubes Company
Adams Street
Clarence W. Dick
McGrath Detective Agency
McGrath and Company
E. J. Stankard
Frank Henke
Elyrians
Vanoster
Henry W. Schaerer
Cleveland
State Industrial Commission
Schaerer
Lorain County Industrial Safety Campaign
Superior Division of Steel & Tubes, Inc
Elyria
Steel & Tubes, Inc
Federal Mediator At Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on March 26 federal mediator Howard Colvin was to meet Crosley Radio Corporation officials and strike leaders. The plant opened with an estimated 2,500 to 8,000 employees on strike and about 150 machinists expected to join today. Apart from a near riot late yesterday when nonstriking workers tried to leave, no major disorder occurred though several people suffered minor injuries.
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Cincinnati
Howard Colvin
Crosley Radio Corporation
Croseley
Americans On Trial As Spies To Be Freed
Paris March 26 American spy defendants Robert Gordon Switz and his young wife Marjorie on trial in the era’s greatest espionage case are to be freed, an official indication stated today.
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Paris
Robert Gordon Switz
Marjorie
30 CCC Boys Hurt In Train Collision
In Dighton Kansas a east bound Missouri Pacific passenger train carrying 395 CCC recruits from Medford Oregon collided with a freight at Shields. About thirty recruits were injured slightly as two coaches left the tracks and overturned. A Pullman conductor was hospitalized. Two government doctors assisted. The train was en route to Fort Sheridan.
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Dighton
Kans
Upp
Missouri Pacific
CCC
Medford
Ore
Shields
Here
Fort Sheridan
Chicago
Economist Burke to Speak at Elyria Y M C A Meeting
C H Burke Cleveland economist and social problems scholar will address a public meeting tomorrow night at the Elyria Y M C A under City Club auspices. His topic is Are We on the road to recovery. Burke, with two decades in investment banking, will share his views from a new angle. invited groups include Forum Club Young Men's Club Rotary and Kiwanis.
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C. H. Burke
Cleveland
City Club
Burke
Elyria
Forum Club
Young Men’s Club
Rotary Club
Kiwanis Club
Fear Veto Of Work Relief Bill If Inflation Rider Is Attached
Washington march 26 a conference of house democrats voted to force a showdown vote on accepting the senate draft of the 34.88 billion work relief bill. Administration leaders opposed attaching the silver inflation rider which would require new money and silver certificates at full value. President Roosevelt could veto if the rider is added and speaker burns sought a conference to iron out differences with the senate.
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House
Senate
Roosevelt
Joseph W. Burns
White House
Reverend Allen Named Acting Pastor at Local Church
Rev. Edgar W. Allen will serve as acting pastor of the Church of Christ until September first. A Hiram College graduate with postgrad work at the University of Chicago, he has held major pastorates in Fort Wayne Wichita and Auburn and now resides in Rochester. He arrives to lead a spring and summer program with a fellowship supper set for April 3 at 6 30 p.m.
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Edgar W. Allen
Church of Christ
Rey Allen
Hiram College
University of Chicago
Elyria
Allen
Butternut Ridge
First Church
Fort Wayne
Ind
Central Church
Wichita
Kansas
Auburn
N.Y
Rochester
N. Y
United States
Orient
Europe
Norman Reelected Bank Governor for Fourteenth Year
LONDON March 26 Norman was re elected governor of the Bank of England today for the fourteenth consecutive year.
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London
Bitter attack on Mrs Roosevelt by UC alumna
Martha Ijams, UC alumna, denounces Anna Eleanor Roosevelt as a cheap headline seeker and presumptuous in a Berkeley confrontation. She calls the first lady ignorant on topics she discusses and accuses her of pontificating to gain attention, insisting Mrs Roosevelt did not win the presidency.
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Cal
Martha Ijams
University of California
Roosevelt
Ijams
Frances Perkins
Secretary of Labor
Anna Eleanor Roosevelt
California
Washington
Miss Tjams
Organization To Spend Billions Being Set Up
Washington March 26 The Roosevelt plan to spend 4.88 billion work relief funds took shape as a government directorate to run the program was outlined. Relief Administrator Hopkins Tugwell Peoples and Ickes were named as officers likely to bear the major burden as Congress battles to finish the bill.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Harry L. Hopkins
Rexford G. Tugwell
Christian J. Peoples
Treasury Procurement
Secretary of
Interior
Harold L. Ickes
Grand Jurors In Session Today
Grand jurors convened here in May for consideration of 10 cases in their final session of this term. Prosecutor Howard Butler said he expected the session to conclude today. Cases include William Orvis of Elyria for burglary and larceny. Stanley Korowski and Leo Arcada of Lorain for automobile theft. Joe Moran of Cleveland for carrying concealed weapons. Elmer Cunningham of Sheffield Lake for petit larceny. John Palmer of Lorain for carrying concealed weapons. Albert Piscione of Lorain for breaking and entering. Richard Elliott of Elyria for assault and battery. A secret indictment on a liquor case is also understood to be considered.
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Howard Butler
William Orvis
Eirria
Stanley Korowski
Leo Arcada
Lorain
Joe Muron
Cleveland
Elmer Cunningham
Shefherd Lake
John Palen
Albert Piscione
Richard Elliott
Elyria
Assant
Davey Denounces State Bond on Mathews Firing Lie
Governor Martin L. Davey accused reports claiming his discharge of H G Mathews as liquor enforcement chief were dictated by Cleveland political figures as a deliberate lie. He said no one asked him to remove Mathews and defended the firing as based on performance. He cited enforcement laxities and alleged corruption rumors within the bureau, stressing not all agents are crooked while urging public support for his corrective efforts.
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Columbus, CO
Martin L. Davey
H. G. Mathews
Cleveland
Burr Gongwer
Gvernor
Columbus
Gongwer
Mathews
Senate of Liquor
Clarence A. Burk
Davey
Enforcement Bureau
Ohio
Victim Of Plane Crash Frozen To Death
Sennetere Quebec March 26 Stanley E Siscoe Montreal mining executive who crashed in northern Quebec last Tuesday was found frozen to death today two and one half miles from the spot where his plane landed Captain Tom Wrathall, pilot, and Siscoe left Montreal to inspect mining property for a tour to Amos They were forced down in northern Quebec They stood by their plane until Sunday when Siscoe left on foot to seek safety Wrathall remained near the plane until rescued yesterday He had walked twenty five miles from the plane
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Senneterre
Quc
Stanley E. Siscoe
Montreal
Quebec
Siscoe
Tom Wrathall
Amos
Wrathall
Former Ohio G. A. R. Commander Dies
Or rin A. Marvin former state commander of the G A R died at his Cleveland home after a stroke. Born in Buffalo he lived in Nelson Troy and Garretsville before settling in Cleveland. Survived by wife Jennie three sons two daughters and a sister Surtive.
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Cleveland
Orrin A. Marvin
Marvin
Buffalo
Nelson
Troy
Garretsville
Jennie
Surtive
Bankers Go On Trial At Detroit
Three prominent bankers John Bailan tone, Herbert L. Chinenden, and John S Hart faced trial before Federal Judge Ernest A. O'Brien in Detroit on charges tied to the Michigan Banking Holiday of 1935. The case stems from investigations into the 1935 banking crisis and alleged window dressing practices.
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Detroit
John Bailantone
Herbert L. Chinenden
John S Hart
Ernest A. O'Brien
Michigan
Kaser Named Chairman in Ohio Relief Probe
The joint legislative committee examining Ohio relief issues elected Rep. Robert Kaser of Shelby County as chairman and Senator Verner E. Metcalf of Washington County as secretary. The panel includes five House members and five Senators.
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Columbus. O
Joint Legislative Committee
Ohio
Robert Kaser
Shelby County
Verner E. Metcalf
Washington County
House of Representatives
Senate
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