Lorain Steel Workers Incorporate Local Union
Representatives of National Tube Co. steel workers in Lorain announce incorporation of Steel Employes Independent Labor Organization Lorain Workers Inc under secretary of state papers. Founders William V. Parker Henry S. Jenkins William R. Rogers Paul D. Glass all trustees. Spokesmen say aim to organize bargain and improve living standards without AFL or CSO affiliation. National Tube Co. is a US Steel branch.
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Columbus
Maren 2
National Tube Co
Lorain
Steel Employes Independent Labor Organization
Lorain Workers, Inc
State Department
Ohio
ILSU
Lorain Union
William J. Kennedy
William V. Parker
Henry S. Jenkins
William R. Rogers
Paul D. Glass
Union
Wesley I. Grills
A. F. of L
Lorain Steel Workers
United States Steel Corporation
Legislature Oratory Mixes Taxes Tattoos and Toying with Laws
A United Press survey of state lawmakers reveals a quirky mix of proposals from taxes to tattooing and gifts to orphans. Nebraska would curb morticians from swearing near the dead while New Mexico urged pinto beans as a meal requirement.
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United Press
Chicago
America
Nebraska
New Mexico
Pennsylvania
Oklahoma
Ohio
North Carolina
Weather Summary for Ohio Indiana and Nearby States
Fair tonight in Ohio and Indiana with clearing in the north and clouding in the south. Tuesday shows fair in the north, increasing clouds and cooler conditions in the south with possible snow or rain in extreme southern Indiana. Overall the country remains largely fair with light precipitation in plains and the Rockies and temperatures 10 to 15 degrees below normal in the Ohio valley.
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Ohio
Indiana
Plains States
Rocky Mountain
Texas
Ohio Valley
Probation Requested for Two Youths in Local Cases
Clarence McDaniels 18 of Wellington and Earl Moulder 18 of Lorain face probation hearings after grand jury indictments. McDaniels is charged with auto theft by unauthorized use. his hearing is set for April 10. Moulder faces burglary and larceny charges tied to a Lorain gas station. no date set.
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Clarence McDaniels
Wellington
Earl Moulder
Lorain
John 50
Elmer Cunningham
Eddie Poweska
Robert Catlin
Lawrence Welchert
Detroit
Congress Fights High Cost of Capitol Dining
The House appropriations panel reports the Capitol restaurant loses about 20 000 a year despite charging 45 cent for breakfast 65 cent for lunch 20 cents for beer and 15 cents for pie. Rep Lindsey Warren notes low patronage and suggests closing on holidays to save about 1000 monthly while urging a 1938 restaurant allotment of 20000.
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Washington
U.bji
Congress
Capital Hill
House Committee On Appropriations
Lindsey Warren
N. C
Accounts Committee
Warren
Treasury
David Lynn
Capital Buildings
Congressional
Ross A
Nine Coal Miners Die In Northwest Mining Blast
Attorney General Margiotti called the Kramer mine disaster gross negligence and announced an investigation to fix responsibility after nine miners were killed by three blasts at the Northwest Mining and Exchange Company shaft nine miles south of DuBois. Rescue workers spent Easter Sunday battling gas and fires as bodies were recovered and identified.
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Dubois
Kramer
Charles J. Margiotti
Northwest Mining and Exchange Company
Margiotti
State Bureau of Mines
Williard Laird
Big Run
William McCracken
Stump Creek
Steve Yasencack
John McHenry
R. D
Francis Dixon
Thomas Heberling
George Hill
Andrew O'Connor
Punxsutawney
William Lewis
Bell Rings Again Today At Texas School After Tragic Blast
New London Texas resumed school as buses collected pupils from nearby areas. Attendance was voluntary and focused on roll call to tally losses from the gas explosion that killed about 427 students and 14 teachers. Superintendent W C Shaw, whose sons were affected, spoke of resilience.
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New London
Tex
W. C. Shaw
Symnasium
Shaw
United Press
Maxie Maddry
Tyler
President's Son to Wed Miss Du Pont in June
Ethel du Pont and Franklin D Roosevelt Jr son of the President will marry in Wilmington on June 30 at Christ Protestant Episcopal Church near Wilmington. A reception will follow at the Owl's Nest on the Eugene du Pont estate. The Roosevelt family is expected to attend.
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Wilmington
Del
Ethel du Pont
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Eugene du Pont
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
Owl’s Nest
Three Miners Rescued From Clay Mine Near Golden
Three clay miners Pete Bayler Roy Towles and W J Foreman were rescued after 19 hours trapped 75 feet underground by a cave in at a Golden Colorado clay mine. They said rescuers were exhausted and they would not claim hero status for returning to help others.
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Golden
Colo
Pete Bayler
Bayler
Roy Towles
W. J. Foreman
Towles
Foreman
Bauler
James Aday
Gov Martin L Davey Stricken With Influenza At Home
Governor Martin L. Davey was ill with influenza at his Twin Lakes home near here. His condition was described as not serious by daughter Evangeline Smith, though he was ordered to remain quiet for several days and confined for the rest of the week after falling ill Saturday.
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Kent
Martin L. Davey
Twin Lakes
Here
Evangeline Smith
Sit-Down Strike Attacked By Labor And Capital
Washington March 29 The sit down strike, a new weapon in industrial disputes, drew sharp criticism from AFL President William Green and from the National Association of Manufacturers. Green condemned the tactic as illegal and harmful to unionism, urging workers to reject it. The Manufacturers Association analyzed the move after Secretary Frances Perkins said its illegality had not been proven.
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Washington
William Green
American Federation of Labor
National Association of Manufacturers
Green
Manufacturers’ Asssociation
Pope Pius Health Improves. May Resume Public Audiences
Vatican reports Pope Pius is in excellent condition after a health evaluation by Prof. Aminta Milani. The pope appeared yesterday at St Peter's, walked unassisted from the throne, blessed 159,000 in the square, and shed tears of joy on returning to the Vatican.
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Vatican City
Pius
Aminta Milani
Vatican
Milani
St. Peter’s
St Peter’s
Pope Pius
St. Peter's
St. Peter's Square
Prof
W C Chancellor Dies At 49 In Cleveland Clinic
William Carnahan Chancellor 49 assistant general superintendent of The National Tube Company Lorain plant died at 4 30 am in Cleveland Clinic after an operation. Born December 20 1887 in Parkersburg West Virginia he studied at Carnegie Tech and held metallurgical posts before joining National Tube. Survived by wife Nancy Herron Chancellor and daughters Nancy and Betty of Elyria. parents Parkersburg. brother John of Chicago. Funeral set 2 30 pm Tuesday at Taylor Funeral Home with Rev William Muir Auld officiating.
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William Carnahan Chancellor
National Tube Company
Lorain
Cleveland Clinic
Hamilton Avenue
Chancellor
Morn
West Va
Parkersburg
W. Va
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Lewis Foundry and Machine Company
Carnegie Steel Company
McConway and Torley Company
Pennsylvania Steel
United States Bureau of Mines
Ellwood City
Nancy Herron Chancellor
Nancy
Betty
Elyria
E. P. Chancellor
John
Chicago
Taylor Funeral Home
William Muir Auld
Paul Malenchini
M. B. Garber
W.T. Mahla
J. E. Gould
E. G. Price
W. L. Scott
L.w.long
P. D. Nielsen
Fire damages home on Second Street blamed on overheated furnace
A furnace overheating caused a late Saturday fire at Mrs. Marie Jensen’s 415 Second Street. Damage is extensive inside partitions and under floors, with unknown total until demolition exposes the full extent. Firemen battled the blaze for one hour nine minutes, noting heat and smoke risk between ceilings and roof.
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Marie Jensen
Second Street
W. N. Bates
Bates
Hose Company No. 1
Engline Company No. 1
Ladder Company No. 1
Unanimous Supreme Court Upholds Railway Labor Act
The Supreme Court, in a unanimous ruling by Justice Harlan F. Stone, upheld the Railway Labor Act of 1934 as proper under the commerce clause to protect Interstate commerce from labor disputes. The decision included back shop railroad workers under the act and sustained its collective bargaining provisions against the carrier Virginian Railway Co. in a Washington case.
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Virginian Railway Co
Harlan F. Stone
Washington
Supreme
Supreme Court Upholds Farm Mortgage Moratorium Act
The Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of the Frazier-Lemke Farm Mortgage Moratorium Act, designed to help insolvent farmers adjust debts and keep property for three years to allow redemption, reversing a Fourth Circuit ruling that had found the law unconstitutional.
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Washington
U. P
Supreme Court
Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals
Supreme Court approves Norris perjury conviction in Nebraska
The Supreme Court today upheld the Nebraska Federal Court conviction of George W. Norris a Broken Bow Nebraska grocer for perjury in testimony before a Senate Committee inquiry into his 1930 bid for the Senate seat he sought.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Nebraska
Federal Court
George W. Norris
Broken Bow
Senate
Supreme Court Upholds Washington Women’s Minimum Wage
The Supreme Court upheld the Washington State Law establishing a minimum wage for women in a surprising ruling. The decision affirmed the Washington Supreme Court and was aided by Justice Owen J. Roberts shifting to the liberal side of the bench.
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Washington
U. P
Supreme Court
Washington State
Washington Supreme Court
Owen J. Roberts
Court delays blamed for labor unrest in Wagner Act ruling
Washington March 29 Chairman J Warren Madden of the National Labor Relations Board attributed a great deal of current labor unrest to federal court delays in ruling on the constitutionality of the Wagner Labor Relations Act.
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Washington
J. Warren Madden
National Labor Relations Board
Supreme Court Upholds National Firearms Act validity
The Supreme Court ruled the National Firearms Act constitutional in a case tied to a sawed-off shotgun sale in East St. Louis. Max Sonzinsky sold the firearm to two men later indicted on robbery charges.
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Washington
Supreme Court Today
National Firearms Act
East St. Louis
Max Sonzinsky
Lorain youths among 25 held by French coast guard
March 29 report from GIBRALTAR states thirteen American youths including four from Ohio were arrested at Port Vendres France after allegedly seeking to enter Spain to join Loyalists. They were seized with a group of 25 recruits taken from a fishing smack by La Cerebere.
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Gibraltar
Port Vendres
France
Spain
White House Egg Roll Scene Draws 50 000 Children
Washington March 29 The White House hosts the annual Easter egg roll with about 50 000 children expected on the lawn Mrs Roosevelt will oversee a festive dress affair featuring a magician puppet show a ven- triloquist and a Red Cross tent. Gardener William Reeves notes the turf is fine as shells must be cleaned up after egg rolling turns into a lively contest with prizes including an egg and a look at the president.
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White House
Washington
Roosevelt
William Reeves
America
United Press
Queensbury
Coast Guardsmen foil smuggling by fishing smack to Spain
French authorities exposed a group of volunteers smuggling from Le Havre and Cherbourg to Narbonne aboard a fishing smack. Five Canadians and several Americans held American passports. Leader Joe Ballet born Cleveland 1917 claimed followers were vegetarians and non drinkers. Others named include Gene Kosensk Lorain C Va chel Blair Cleveland and Harold Blackile Toledo.
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Spain
Joe Ballet
Cleveland
Ballet
Gene Kosensk
Lorain
Vachel L. Blair
Harold Blackile
Toledo
France
le Havre
Cherbourg
Narbonne
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