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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1937

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New Dealers Plan Broad National Reform Program

President Roosevelt outlined a new legislative program to Congress including national resource control, minimum wages and maximum hours, regional planning, and a federal government reorganization. The plan expands the New Deal aims with three major bills on resources, wages, and executive restructuring.

Washington Roosevelt New Deal Congress Supreme Court Willis van Devanter Senate-House Isbor National Industrial Recovery Act

Elyria Schools Close May 31 for Memorial Day Observance

Elyria board of education announced a holiday for Monday May 31 allowing school children to observe Memorial Day. The calendar originally called for schooling that day, but offices and businesses closing Sunday prompted the change as many families travel for the holiday.

Elyria Elyria Board of Education

Weather OHTO: Fair, cool tonight. increasing clouds Thursday

The forecast calls for fair and continued cool conditions tonight with increasing cloudiness on Thursday and warmer temperatures. Friday brings showers as a low from the Carolina coast moves inland, bringing moderate to heavy precipitation over Indiana Illinois and Ohio while a trough stretches from Saskatchewan to New Mexico.

OHTO Carolina Coast Indiana Ilinois Ohio Saskatchewan New Mexico Great Lakes North Pacific Coast Lower Lakes Ohio Valley Northwest Plains

President Roosevelt court plan nears defeat in Senate

Washington May 19 The White House fight to expand the Supreme Court nears collapse as the Senate Judiciary Committee rejected a compromise plan. President Roosevelt resists talks while vacancies loom and Justice Van Devanter nears retirement. Democratic backers push delay and new deals to salvage the plan amid opposition from conservatives and some party leaders.

Washington Supreme Court Roosevelt Mr. Roosevelt Willis van Devanter van Devanter Subden Supreme Court Senate Senate Judiciary Committee Justice van Devanter Mordar Jane van Devranter White House Rooscerlt John N Garner van Derganter Pat McCarran Judiciary Committee McCarran James A. Farley Sen M. M. Logan Logan Joseph T. Robinson

Steel Workers Vote Tomorrow In Major Plant Election

Pittsburgh May 18 In last minute activity ahead of a National Labor Relations Board supervised vote 27000 Jones & Laughlin Steel workers in Pittsburgh and Aliquippa Pa will decide if Amalgamated Association of Iron Steel & Tin Workers through CIO SWOC should represent all workers in collective bargaining The strike settlement ending the 18 year walkout prompted the vote with unions and company reps urging turnout and sobriety around plants.

Pittsburgh Jones & Laughlin Steel Corporation Mills Tommorow Jones & Laughlins Aliquippa National Labor Relations Board Amalgamated Association of Iron & Steel & Tin Workers Steel Workers Organizing Committee CIO SWOC Allquippa Lewis Steel Pittsburgh Works Employes Association United Iron and Steel Workers

Dedication Set for Jefferson Junior High Addition

The new 128000 addition to Jefferson Junior High School will be dedicated Tuesday evening June 1 at 8 p m Dean Thomas W Graham of the Oberlin Graduate School of Theology will deliver the principal address A one hour program will precede an inspection of the modern features in the gymnasium The project funded in part by a 57000 PW A grant marks the second major expansion since 1930 with plans for further growth and eventual replacement of the old building which remains standing and partially in use

Jefferson Junior High Thomas W. Graham Oberlin Graduate School of Theology Graham Elyrians Board of Education R. C.aston PWA Jeffeson School

Strike Of Power Co Employees Begins In Bay City

DETROIT May 19 A threatened strike of 1500 Consumers Power employees began to affect Bay City as power was cut off despite Gov Frank Murphy warning there must be no strike. Emergency talks involved Bay City Flint and Saginaw officials. UAW leaders pledged to maintain emergency power to hospitals orphanages and sewage systems. Governor and mediator said he opposed the strike and urged continuation of services.

Detroit Consumers’ Power Company Bay City Frank Murphy Bay City Flint Saginaw United Automobile Workers Union Michigan Lansing

Republic Steel suspends three furnaces at Youngstown plant

Steel production dropped to 80 percent capacity as Republic Steel Corp. halted three open hearth furnaces in the Lansingville facility. Across the district only 67 of 83 open hearths are now active.

Youngstown Republic Steel Corp Lansingville

Missing Ohio Wesleyan Co ed Found

Miss Ruth Baumgardner 22 Ohio Wesleyan University student missing since May 1 was found by police at Motel Brunswick in the Back Bay. She registered as Dr. W R Maher and said strain of college work drove her to escape from herself. She had borrowed 200 from her sorority and had 51 cents left. She traveled through Cleveland Buffalo and Albany and had been in Boston since Thursday. Police wired Ohio Wesleyan University for further information.

Boston U. P Ruth Baumgardner Ohio Wesleyan University Brunswick Back Bay W. R. Maher Cleveland Buffalo Albany Delaware

Eighteen Elyria Boys To Attend YMCA Camp Weekend

Eighteen Elyria boys will go Friday afternoon to Camp Iss-See-Kes on the Vermilion River for a weekend reward for early signups. James Whyte, assistant Y M C A physical director, leads the trip with Jack Yost and Maynard Unger assisting. Participants include Richard Loomis Lyle Bungart William Innes Harrison Comstock William Pemberthy David Taylor Thomas Chapman Thomas Smith Bernard Lysaght Sam Rockwood Louis Mathis Jack Leber Charles Stewart Jack Nickell Jack Crehore and Jack Terry. Activities cover baseball hikes and a campfire program. More than half have never before spent a night at camp. They return Saturday afternoon.

James Whyte Elyria Y. M. C. A Jack Yost Maynard Unger Whyte Richard Loomis Lyle Bungart William Innes Harrison Comstock William Pemberthy David Taylor Thomas Chapman Thomas Smith Bernard Lysaght Sam Rockwood Louis Mathis Jack Leber

Trained Observers Sent To Aliquippa By Republic Steel

Republic Steel announced it had sent a few trained observers to Aliquippa Pennsylvania where a labor board election is scheduled tomorrow among Jones and Laughlin Steel Corporation employees.

Aliquippa Republic Cleveland Republic Steel Corporation Labor Board Jones and Laughlin Steel Corporation

Charges Thugs Sent To Aliquippa

Philip Murray chairman of the Steel Workers Organizing Committee charges Republic Steel Corp sent policemen and thugs to Aliquippa Pennsylvania where a labor board election is held tomorrow at the Jones and Laughlin plant Murray says the men were sent to break the strike and interfere with the election.

Pittsburgh Philip Murray Steel Workers Organizing Committee Republic Steel Corporation Aliquippa, Pa Jones & Mclaughlin Steel Corporation Murray Aliquippa Jones & Jaughlin

Forecast Court Approval Of Social Security Act

Washington May 19 The retirement of Justice Willis Van Devanter stirs speculation on early Supreme Court approval of the Social Security Act and on potential retirements that could shift the court toward the New Deal. Observers note the term's looming decisions on unemployment and old age pension cases, with a liberal successor changing votes on anticipated rehearings.

Washington Supreme Court Willis van Devanter van Devanter Roosevelt Charles Evans Hushes Hughes van Devanter Hughes George Sutherland James Cam McReynolds Louis D. Brandeis Pierce Butler McReynolds Brandeis van Desanter Congress van Devan No

A F of L Organizer To Discuss The CIO Here Tonight

Coleman Claherty of Cleveland, longtime A F of L organizer, will discuss the CIO at Warst Hall at 8 p m tonight under the Elyria Central Labor Union. He will present evidence to claim the CIO is a Communistic organization. Claherty is a blacksmith by trade and holds a blacksmith’s union card.

John Lewis CI. O Warst Hall Coleman Claherty Cleveland American Federation of Labor Claherty Elyria Central Labor Union Alva Kemp A. F Dhlacksmith

Union Protest Halts Most Studebaker Plant Work

In South Bend Indiana virtually all work at the Studebaker plant stopping today as union members refuse to work alongside non union employees. About 7 000 workers affected with only the foundry remaining active. Union Local No 5 of the United Automobile Workers and company officials met to seek a settlement amid long standing recognition and grievance representation. Union reportedly claims 98 percent of employees are members.

South Bend Ind Studebaker Automobile Studebaker

Davey Signs 48 Hour Week Law in Ohio

Governor Davey signed the Boyd Bill creating a 48 hour week and 8 hour day for women workers with a 90 day referendum to become law. Manufacturing is exempt, limiting factory hours to 45 per week, and exemptions apply to domestic workers professionals and certain executives. The same session also approved a deficiency judgments bill for certain mortgages and other measures on judges terms records waterworks surveys and state engineering, while vetoing separate parole force provisions.

Columbus Boyd Davey Cleveland

Deadline Nears On Cigaret Licenses

County auditor C. 8 Kelser warns retail cigaret dealers to apply for new licenses before Monday to avoid penalties. More than 50 retail shops exist in the county, but only 63 have filed. Retail licenses cost $25 yearly and wholesale licenses $100. Selling cigarets without a license incurs a penalty four times the license amount.

Kelser

Giles Road Improvement Plan Approved by County

County commissioners approved plans for Giles road in Eaton township to be improved for 159 miles at 18 feet wide with macadam construction. Estimated cost 324,000 with 50 percent state and 30 percent township funding. Contract let by advertisement anticipated in June.

Giles Road Eaton Township Prmbie

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