Michigan governor seeks industrial peace in Chrysler talks
In Lansing and Detroit Gov. Frank Murphy meets with John L. Lewis and Walter P. Chrysler aides to forge a peace pact amid sit-down strikes at Chrysler and Hudson plants. Murphy may mediate broader labor disputes as conferences resume after the Easter holiday. State police guard plants to prevent truce violations while sit-downers vacate facilities.
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Detroit
Frank Murphy
Michigan
Reo and Hudson Motor Car Company
Reo and Hudson
Murphy
Walter P. Chrysler
John N. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Hudson
United Automobile Workers
Reo Empleys
Lansing
Max Templeton
Company
Tee
Chrysler
General Motors
Lewis
Chrysler Corporation
United Automobile Workers Union
Weather Outlook Ohio Sees Cold Continued Tonight
The forecast calls for generally fair conditions with continued cold tonight and Saturday. A disturbance from western Pennsylvania moves northeast off the north Atlantic coast while another system sits over Utah and western Colorado. High pressure shifts south and east. light precipitation occurs from the Lake region and Ohio valley eastward to the coast. Ohio temperatures run about 18 degrees below normal.
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
North Atlantic
Utah
Colorado
Manitoba
Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Gulf States
Rocky Mountain
North Pacific Coast
Nine Die As Plane Crashes Five Miles South Of Pittsburgh
A Transcontinental and Western Air liner crashed into a hillside five miles southwest of Allegheny airport killing nine men and four women. Pilot Lawrence Bohnet and co-pilot Howard Warwick were among the dead, with investigators vowing a full inquiry into the cause amid windy, instrument flight conditions.
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Pittsburgh
Bureau of Air Commerce
Pennsylvania
Allegheny
Lawrence Bohnet
The
Airways
Newark
N. J
Chicago
A. N. Wilkins
Bohnet
John McLean
Fred D. Fagg, Jr
Eugene Vidal
Russell Delaney
Bryan M. Jacobs
Kansas City
Washington
Russell Young
W. J. McGregor
Howard Warwick
East Orange
Doris Hammons
Orange
E. J. Fleming
H. Haxil
C. R. Lewers
M. Black
New York City
Francesa Reed
Wheeling
W. Va
E. G. Neill
Minneapolis
Pauline
Trask
Germantown
Frederick D. Lehman
Harrisburg
John F. Herman
Lincoln
T. E. Brazelton
Elmhurst
Jil
Transcontinental and Western
Warwick
Thorough Probe of Air Crash Begins
Public hearings into the TWA air crash near Pittsburgh will begin likely Monday in Pittsburgh. Witnesses include airline officials, eye witnesses and technical experts as Fred D. Fagg Jr. leads a thorough unsparing investigation from Washington.
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Washington
TWA
Pittsburgh
Air Commerce Bureau
Fred D. Fagg, Jr
Northwestern University
Eugene Vidal
Bureau of Air Commerce
Fagg
Commerce Department
Fage
United Press
Russell Young
Department
Jack Frye
Transcontinental
Western Air
Young
Russell Delaney
Kansas City
Bryan M. Jacobs
Newhall
Cal
San Francisco Bay
Eugene I. Vidal
Two Indicted By Grand Jury Plead Guilty
Two pleas of guilty were entered by prisoners indicted by the grand jury Wednesday when arraigned before Common Pleas Judge D A Cook this morning. Charles Lawrence of Lorain 40 received one to 15 years for shooting with intent to kill after firing at his landlady during a February 27 quarrel. he was intoxicated at the time. Harvey Ross of Lorain pleaded guilty to removing railroad rails and sought probation. Mrs Lennore Guettinger of Avon Lake faces manslaughter charges for shooting her husband February 12 and is free on 2000 bond.
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Grand
Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
Charles Lawrence
Lorain
Lawrence
Elizabeth Beverly
Howard R. Butler
Harvey Ross
Lawrence Webber
Wayne C. Black
Lennore F. Guettinger
Avon Lake
Andy Alessi
Elyria
Statutory
Elmer Cunningham
Eddie Poweska
Richmond Carey
Earl Moulder
Charles Relsing
Grafton
Walter Anderson
Wellington
John Pachuta
Nebraska Defeats Child Labor Amendment in Unicameral Vote
In Lincoln the Nebraska unicameral defeats ratification of the Child Labor Amendment with a voice vote. Across Washington proponents say reaching the required eight more states this year is virtually impossible after five states rejected the proposal, despite Roosevelt urging governors to push ratification in 1937. The amendment has been before the nation since 1924 and has been ratified by 25 states, four this year.
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Lincoln, Neb
Nebraska
U. S
Washington
Roosevelt
Judge Webber Is Critically Ill After Hernia Operation
Former Common Pleas Judge A. R. Webber was in critical condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a relapse from hernia surgery. Nurses remained with him around the clock as his condition fluctuated from Tuesday to today.
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Common Pleas
A. R. Webber
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Judge Webber
Employment Growth in Elyria Centralizes Social Security Cards
Postmaster C. J. Sartor reports rising Social Security card applications at the Elyria post office with about 25 new cards daily. By late last week 9,565 cards had been issued to Elyria workers, 4,538 since December 16. March registrations outpace prior months, while efforts continue to prevent duplicate numbers and ensure cards stay with employees. Many new applications stem from Bender Body Company workers and others added by local firms, signaling increased payrolls.
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Elyria
C. J. Sartor
United States Post Office Department
Post Office Department
Bender Body
Sartor
Governor Davey Signs Bills in Columbus
Governor Davey signed two measures in Columbus on March 26. One bill extends for two years the prohibition on wage assignments. The other preserves civil service status for reemployed workers moved from the reemployment service to the Unemployment Compensation Commission.
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Columbus
Davey
Unemployment Compensation Commission
Multitudes Observe Good Friday in Rome's 500 Churches
On Good Friday in Rome and across Italy, worshippers filled 500 churches as the Pope's public appearance awaited. The Sistine Chapel hosted Mass of the Prestancified and Passion rites while St Peter's held a relic of the true cross procession.
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Rome
Italy
Pope Pius
Sistine Chapel
St. Peter's
Sicily
Carolls Sled Trip to Halifax Pauses in Elyria Ohio
Mr and Mrs Patrick J Carroll of Hazelton British Columbia resume their dog sled voyage to Halifax after rest in Elyria they traveled from Oberlin rested at the Brown Hotel and prepared to push on toward Cleveland Their six dog team names and wheel sleds drew attention at Oberlin and Mrs Carroll crafted 24 horsehide shoes for the dogs during the layover They have spent eight or nine months traveling and hope to finish within a year despite sickness and influenza delays
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Halifax
Patrick J. Carroll
Hazelton
British Columbia
Elyria
Oberlin
Brown Hotel
Leo R. Meyer
Cleveland
Manitoba
Chicago
Carroll
Wolf
France Presses Neutrality as Italy Aids Spain Reacts
France opposes Italian aid to the Spanish rebels as heavy fighting centers near Madrid shifts to Pozoblanco. Mussolini signals no volunteers while seeking victory for the rebels. Belgrade signs a six year treaty of friendship and non aggression between Yugoslavia and Italy. In Paris Blum calls to strengthen neutrality. In the United States wheat soars to a new one year peak at Chicago.
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Spain
Europe
Guadalajara
Madrid
Pozoblanco
Permier Mussolini
Il Duce
Jugoslavia
Italy
Belgrade
France
Leon Blum
Paris
United States
Chicago
National Tube Old Timers Banquet Set For May 20
Veteran workers at the National Tube Company Lorain plant will gather with their wives for the sixth annual Old Timers Banquet on May 20 at the plant’s main restaurant. Tickets are held by committee members and eligibility is limited to employees with more than 25 years of service. Committee members include John Gould and W. W. Mortimer among others.
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National Tube Company
Lorain
John Gould
W. W. Mortimer
Elyria
R. E. Bryan
H. S. Geisel
Alex Hope
Joseph Keplow
Richard Sinclair
Samuel Wire
Burke predicts 11 to 7 vote against court bill in Senate panel
Senator Edward R. Burke says the judiciary committee will likely oppose the presidents court bill with an 11 to 7 vote. He cites first week hearings as favorable to opponents. Burke also criticizes Judge Robert Lee Williams over a retirement letter and says he would oppose confirming Williams if the condition were insisted upon. The Nebraska Democrat notes strong committee testimony against the plan.
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Raymond Moler
Roosevelt
William Lemke
Senate Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
Washington
UBP
Edward R. Burke
Nebr
Senate
Burke
Robert Lee Williams
Circuit Court of Appeals
Williams
Federal Judiciary
Nebraska
Easter Weather Forecast Braces for Cold Parade Day
State meteorologist John Fisher predicted a chilly Easter with generally fair skies and a cold spell. Tonight and Saturday would dip to about 20 degrees with a slight chance of a rise on Sunday, contrasting last year’s mild 56 degree Easter.
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United Press
John Fisher
Fisher
State Weather Bureau
Ohio
Haster
City Officials Move into New Offices at City Hall
Yesterday several city officials began moving into newly arranged second floor offices at City Hall amid two months of remodeling. Mayor Don A. Baird Auditor A. C. Schilleman Building Inspector Hart Dickason Sanitary Officer Frank Williams City Sealer George Savage and Civil Service Commission Clerk Mrs. Charles Eshmen occupied the new spaces. Further moves include water department and service director on first floor and engineer staff on second floor. Completion expected by early next week.
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City Hall
Don A. Baird
A. C. Schilleman
Hart Dickason
Frank Williams
George Savage
Civil Service Commission
Charles Eshmen
Water Department
Easter Parade Auto for Sale Ad Teases Reliable Car
A brief want ad prompts readers to find a smart, dependable car ready to drive in today's Auto For Sale classification. It emphasizes a well looking vehicle in the Easter parade style and invites buyers to shop the listings.
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John L. Lewis
Richard Frankensteen
Lee Pressman
CIO
K. T. Keller
B. E. Hutch- Inson
Reese
Joseph P. Tumulty
Woodrow Wilson
Harry Flood Byrd
Virginia
Borah
Britisht Columbia
National Tube
Bulletin
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