ANOTHER CAPITAL LABOR STRUGGLE FORECAST IN NEW YORK
Labor action spreads through Butler chain with 25 percent pay raises and two week notices demanded by the employes association. The move targets James Butler Grocery Company operating 665 stores in New York New Jersey and Connecticut and could broaden to all Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company outlets. A&P directors plan to reopen 100 Cleveland stores and rehire 2 200 discharged workers as part of a peace plan while unions prepare a nationwide drive for higher wages and better conditions.
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New York
Sev 1
Luho
Roosevelt
James Butler Grocery Company
New Jersey
Connecticut
Oftreaals
United States
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Cleveland
Retail Clerks International Protective Association
American Federation of Labor
Butler
Thail
The Weather Forecast Ohio Frost Tonight
The forecast calls for fair and colder conditions in Ohio with a heavy killing frost expected tonight Friday it will be fair with rising temperatures as the day progresses.
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Ohio
Miss Lee Guilty of Manslaughter Verdict Rendered
After a five day trial at 409 Bridge Cinch, Florence Lee was found guilty of manslaughter in the shooting of her business partner Michael Correo. The jury reached a 14 to 6 split, deliberating over manslaughter or second degree murder, with no option for acquittal. Judge Webber will sentence after a three day period for motions.
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Hiberavion
Florence Lee
Loran
Proneirese
Michael Carreo
Realine
Mies Leo
Baviftt Jcnathson
Eorb
Riflith
Balsa Erfec
Burton Gordon
Correo
Stephone
Jary
Webber
Whett
Frank E Stevens
Adams
Carree
409 Bridge Cinch
New Revolt in Opain Forecast in Spain
United Press reports from Madrid that Asturias miners who resisted the recent Socialist revolt plan another uprising, with some naming November 23 as the date. Arms remain widespread among Socialists Syndicalists and Communists in Asturias and Madrid.
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United Press
Madrid
Asturias
Spain
Pomona Grange 10 to Elect Officers Saturday
Officers who will head the Lorain County Pomona Grange for the coming year will be elected Saturday afternoon at the organization’s meeting at the Carlisle Grange Hall. An all day meeting will include degree work in the morning and the election in the afternoon. All Granges in the county are expected to be represented.
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Offners
Lorain County
Pomona Grange
Carlisle
Post Office Negotiates With Hugo Eckener For Trans Atlantic Zeppelin Mail
The Post Office Department held informal talks with Hugo Eckener to study an experimental air mail service by Zeppelin ships. Eckener outlined a plan to carry mail to Europe in about three days with a 24 cent surcharge, flying roughly every ten days from Lakehurst to Friedrichshafen using the airship 14129. Swanson said full cooperation would be extended, with flights likely starting next summer from Lakehurst to Germany, delayed by winter weather.
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United Press
Washington
Post Office Department
Hugo Hek
Seresica
Eckeer
Zeppelin
North African
Pernamouco
Mari
Harllee
Tarnich
Europe
Nés
Eehener Gans
Friediichshafen
Germany
Caal Zeppelin
Ebener
Claude Swanson
Eckener
Roosevelt
Swanson
Navy
Naval Air Station
Lakehurst
N. J
Naval Reserve Aviation Base
Miami
Fla
Friedrichshafen
Winter Arrives in Lake County with Snow Cover
Old fashioned winter arrived in Lake County this morning with over two inches of snow coating ground and trees. Temperature stood at 33 degrees as Pa inesville residents assessed the wintry scene.
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Lake County
Painesville, O
Cider And Doughnuts Will Be Distributed To Children Tonight
Administration leaders hope for quick acceptance of the Cleveland grocery peace pact to calm labor disputes. The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co plans to close 3700 stores, risking 2200 layoffs, unless an arbitration solution ends the strike. Officials in New York and Cleveland unions seek a settlement to avoid permanent shutdowns and rising unemployment.
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Washington
Cleveland Grocery
Cleveland
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
New York
Nenewal
National Labor Relations Board
Rioting Hallowe'en Merrymakers Wreck Chicago Fair
Rioting crowds at Chicago's world fair in closing hours tore buildings, gardens, and benches, overwhelmed guards, and looted souvenirs. Police battled fights as 300,000 surged through gates, attendance reached 38,505,859 for 1933-34, with unofficial daily turnout near 400,000.
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Hallowe’en Merrymakers
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Ati AM
Sally Rand
Paris
Hallowe'en Parade Cancelled by Rain and Snow but Stands Open
Elyria residents faced disappointment as a municipal Halloween parade was cancelled due to rain and falling snow. Three undercut refreshment stands will operate at East Avenue, Washington Avenue, and West Avenue undercuts to serve donuts and elder to children tonight. Police Chief Stankard announced the parade’s definite dismissal, with booths opening at 7 P M and Kennedy coordinating workers at 6 P M.
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Elynia
Hallowe’en
Compitee
Gmnmoun
Leon Kennedy
East Avenue Railway
Washington Avenue
West Avenue
Kennedy
Aller Inn
EJ Stankard
Facts On The Chicago Fair Ends Two Year Run
The World Fair closed its two year run in Chicago with major figures noted. Attendance 1983 22 320 456 1934 16 306 090 total 38 626 546. Total payroll 14 529 431 spent at concessions 40 664 55. Number employed 75 af. Probable deficit on 10 000 000 gold bonds 538 000.
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Chicago
Real Winter Reaches Lorain County Early This November
Snow blankets the ground across Blyitans and nearby areas as the first snowfall of the season arrives. Morning snow turned to heavier flakes at times, leaving streets slushy and drivers cautious. By noon a light snow cover remained, signaling a longer winter ahead for Lorain County residents.
Girl is electrocuted when bus hits pole
In Bucyrus Ohio a Holmes Liberty school bus struck a high tension wire pole near town on Monday. Miss Maxine Purvis a high school senior was electrocuted as she fell over a wire while crawling from the wreckage. Investigators said steering wheel gear were in good order and the bus was ten years old. The pole was also found to be in good condition. Further inquiry planned by local officials.
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Bucyrus
Arthur Stackert
W. J. Schwenck
Windows broken in five Cleveland stores report
Seven windows in five Fisher Brothers grocery stores were replaced today as the company suspects they were smashed yesterday by pranksters. Mayor Harry A. Davis announced a special police detail was ordered to investigate and file immediate reports.
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Cleveland
Fisher Brothers
Harry AL Davis
Former King of Finance Weeps on Stand
In Chicago on November 1 Samuel Insull tearfully testified that the 16 co-defendants were not responsible for the collapse of his vast utility empire. Prosecutors allege Insull and 15 associates diverted 248 million dollars from Corporation Securities Company as investors lost all their money. Insull and his son did not seek directed verdicts as the trial opened in a packed federal court.
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Chicago
Samuel Insull
Insuil
Hns
Insull
Crumbled Corporation Securities Company
Samwel Jp
Millon
United States
Floyd Thompson
Thomas Edison
Chicago Civic Opera
Gold Coast
Insoll
Corporation Securities Company
Apex
Treat
James H. Wilkerson
Smythe Urges Elyra Chamber to Back Community Chest
Chauncey B Smythe, president of the Elyra Chamber of Commerce, appeals by letter to all members to support the Community Chest campaign with money and time. The Community Service Council executive committee will meet tonight at Lorain County Savings and Trust Building to review progress reports on preliminary campaign work.
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Chauncey B. Smythe
Elyra Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Community Service Council
Lorain County Savings and Trust
Ithe Campaigite
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