Labor Board Defies Court Seeks Test on Wagner Act Power
The National Labor Relations Board defies a federal court to test its exclusive powers under the Wagner Act. It ordered setting aside a 1600 worker contract at National Electric Products Corp in Ambridge PA after a district court injunction. The NLRB said the rival union did not represent a majority and that the act is the supreme national policy preventing unfair labor practices. The case raises whether autonomous agency authority can override federal court jurisdiction and may reach the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Supreme Court
Federal District Court
Pittsburgh
NLRB
National Electric Products Corp
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Ambridge, Pa
District Court
United Electrical Workers of America
Committee For Industrial Organization
Labor Board
National Labor Relations Act
Circuit Court of Appeals
Dr Hackett Dies After Long Illness
Dr Edward Hackett a Detroit dentist of 619 Broad Street for 21 years died at 1508 Middle Avenue at 1159 P M Tuesday after an illness of 18 months He was born in Brooksville Kentucky on March 6 1883 and graduated from Cincinnati Dental College July 12 1913 He belonged to St Marys church Holy Name Society and the Knights of Columbus He leaves wife Frances A Hackett mother Mrs Ellen Hackett two brothers J Lee Hackett and B A Hackett and one sister Mrs Clara Juet all of Detroit Funeral arrangements are to be from St Marys church with Rev Fr James Daley officiating Burial in St Marys cemetery
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Edward Hackett
Broad Street
Middle Avenue
Dr. Hackett
Brooksville
Kentucky
Cincinnati Dental College
St. Mary's Church
Holy Name Society
Knights of Columbus
Frances A. Hackett
Ellen Hackett
J. Lee Hackett
B. A. Hackett
Clara Juet
Detroit
Michigan
St. Mary’s Church
James Daley
St. Mary's Cemetery
Ohio Weather Outlook: cloudy tonight and Thursday
The forecast notes mostly cloudy conditions tonight and Thursday with little temperature change. High pressure remains across the eastern country around 30.24 inches over Virginia, while lower pressure centers linger in the western Dakotas, eastern Montana, and Utah. Rain fell in portions of the Ohio Valley, the South Atlantic and Gulf States, and the Lake Superior region, with minimal rainfall elsewhere. Temperature changes in the past 24 hours were small.
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Ohio
Virginta
Dakotas
Montana
Utah
Ohio Valley
South Atlantic
Gulf States
Lake Ruperier
County schools announce staff roster in Lorain County
The county education office released a full staffing list for 21 districts totaling 177 teachers with Amherst and Wellington adjustments. The Wellington listings are pending. total county teachers will exceed 200 with a planned vacancy at Columbia Township and anticipated retirements and school closures reducing overall counts.
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Lorain County
C. A. Gibbons
Wellington
Columbia Township
Amherst
Russia Township
Carlisle Township
Elyria
Oberlin
Amherst Township
Middle Ridge
Gertrude Smith
South Ridge
Nellie McGuire
Avon Village
Six Die After Okla Collision Near Minco
An automobile and truck crash near Minco Oklahoma killed six people. Odell Thomas 23 died in El Reno while four others were found dead at the wreck. Bernice Branum 22 of Minco died en route to hospital. The deceased include Russell Hubbard Jr 25 John Hawkins 25 both of Fort Sill 18th Field Artillery Fern Brown 20 of Minco and an unidentified woman.
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EL Reno
Okla
Minco
Odell Thomas
Bernice Branum
Russell B. Hubbard, Jr
John V. Hawkins
Thomas
18Th
Treasury releases Bedbug guide titled The Bedbug
The U S treasury via the public health service issues a five cent pamphlet The Bedbug detailing the cimex or bedbug. It notes the pest bites humans mainly at night but can bite in daylight, warns of allergic reactions, and recommends heating homes to 120 to 130 degrees for eradication after removing musical instruments. It also mentions natural enemies like centipedes and red ants and cites fumigation and guest baggage as potential entry points.
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Washington
U. S. Treasury
Treasury
U. S. Public Health Service
Cimex
Four killed as bus and car collide near Goshen
Five people died and 27 were injured when a Bishopric Products owner Allison Bishopric, driving a sedan, ran a stop sign at highways 15 and 20, colliding with a Geyhound Lines bus bound from Chicago to Cleveland. The bus toppled, caught fire, and firefighters saved many aboard. the scene prompted inquest and independent probe. Names include A G Carpenter Iowa City, Mrs James Kelleher Chicago, Raymond Ruskin St Louis, John Heingahn Buffalo, Mrs Andrew Statella Omaha and daughter Anna, with other Cleveland and Midwest residents among the injured.
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Allison Bishopric
Cincinnati
Goshen
Indiana
Acme
Ind
Elkhart
Karl M. Vetter
Dog R. Buver
Bishopric Products Company
Here
Bishopric
Geyhound Lines
Cleveland
Chicago
A. G. Carpenter
Iowa City
James Kelleher
Raymond Ruskin
St. Louisa
Porter
John Heingahn
Buffalo
N. Y
Andrew Statella
Omaha
Neb
Anna
Joseph Szesz
Gladys Schoeman
Loren
Doris
Lorain Firemen Pension Rules Upheld by Judge
Lorain Common Pleas Judge C H Huston upheld last January adopted firemen pension rules reducing volunteer pensions to a fraction of prior amounts. G A Conn sued on behalf of 23 pensioned volunteers alleging discrimination in favor of paid members. The case cited a pension cut from 40 60 to 7 50 for one claimant with others reduced proportionately. Volunteers previously received 1 per hour for firefighting and pensions from 10 to 50 percent of salaries. old rules granted 45 monthly pension plus 1 40 monthly for each year over 25.
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Lorain’s
Firemen’s Pension Board
Common Pleas
C. H. Huston
Huston
Pension Board
G. A. Conn
Conn
Twenty New Teachers For Local Schools
Elyria schools plan 20 new teachers for 1937 38 starting Tuesday. Nineteen full time and one half time Kinder garten teacher to handle kindergarten reestablishment enrollment and heavy load at Jefferson Junior High. New hires include Miss Zetta M Brooks Miss Florence Clinker Miss Mary Sheely and Mrs Louise Baumhardt, all from Plymouth or Elyria, with several joining to fill resignations mainly due to marriages. A full three new kindergarten staff plus Mrs Baumhardt will teach at Garford Allen Ely Franklin and other kindergartens. Mise Hollis joins Gates and Edison kindergartens after serving as Roosevelt fourth grade teacher.
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Elyria
Jefferson Junior High
R. C. Maston
Brooks
North Fairfield
Clinker
Sheely
East Mansfield
Baumhardt
McKinley
Dow A. Baird
Garford
Allen
Alice McCracken
Ely
Franklin
Mabelle Hollis
Gates
Edison
Mise Hollis
Roosevelt School
Thousands Of Books Ready For Students
Preparations for Elyria Schools opening next Tuesday include labeling six thousand new textbooks and setting up a record system for twenty thousand books to be distributed. Free textbooks apply under state rules. some books will be sold at Washington School. Students report 8:30 Tuesday for promotion placements and 1:00 for textbook distribution and assignments. Regular classes begin Wednesday.
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Elyria
Elyria High School
Washington School
R. C. Maston
Maston
Chicago Schools Delayed by Infantile Paralysis Spread
Chicago public and parochial schools faced indefinite closures as the Board of Health fights infantile paralysis. August saw 109 cases citywide, half among ages five to fifteen, with 600000 pupils affected and plans to reopen only when safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Health
Typhoid Vaccine Shows Three to Fourfold Boost in Tests
Washington Sept. 1 A new typhoid vaccine called the Rawlings strain and derived from a Panama carrier was tested by the U S Army medical center. In laboratory trials mice showed three to four times greater resistance than the older vaccine and 277 human volunteers received injections to assess effectiveness.
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Washington
U. S. Army Medical Center
U. S
Army
Georgetown
George Washington
Army Medical Center
Canal Zone
Panama
Legion Not Taking Part In Labor Disputes
Carl F. Wolf, Adjutant of the local American Legion post, stated the Legion as an organization is not taking any part in strike issues in the city. He added that any member taking part acts as an individual, not as a Legion member, and does so at personal responsibility.
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Legion
Carl F. Wolf
American Legion Post Today
American Legion
Mr. Wolf
Fractures Right Wrist From Eight-Foot Fall
Joseph Pitts seventy of S21 East River street sustained a fracture of the right wrist after falling eight feet at his home yesterday around the afternoon. He was taken to Elyrin Memorial Hospital where the injury was reduced and he was later released.
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Joseph Pitts
S21
East River Street
Pickine Plume
Elyrin Memorial Hospital
Japan Aims to Subdue China with Massive Reinforcements
Shanghai dispatches report Japan plans to send 120000 troops to the Chinese front while North China hosts over 125000. Heavy fighting north of Shanghai continues as Japan targets military bases across China. US consulars urge Americans to leave interior areas amid prompt bombings and warnings.
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United Press
Shanghai
China
Russia
Peiping
Suiyuan
Outer Mongolia
Sinkiang
Tientsin
Japan
Canton
Hong Kong
Permits Issued In August By Dickason City Inspector
August city construction activity rose with 16023 permits issued totaling 67200 dollars in value. Dickason's monthly report shows prior July at 24206 dollars, notes office building and electric heating work, and lists projects including a gas station and other facilities in progress.
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Dickason
Stel Today
Bast A. Dickaton
Couch-Athe
Iain Cleve
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W. E. Blake
J. L. Kolopus
Pearl E. Wilford
Evelyn C. Smith
Marian M. Peak
Charles Daney
Loretta, Westrick
Anne M. Burke
Marie Mittlestead
Avon Lake High School
J. Irvine King
Gladys Plocher
Mildred Crowder
Ruth M. Connor
Clayton Maus
Martha L. Eckert
Charles B. Butler
William Pyson
Milburn Walker
Evelyn Herrmann
Hazel Shriver
Hazel Richards
Agnes Westrick
Edith Diedrich
Brighton Township High School
J. Howard Russell
Lois Wittich
Paul E. Rhodes
Carl C. Deeds
Stanley Sneary
Mary E. Westlake
Charlotte Bligh
Zilpha West
Brownhelm Township High School
G. L. Thourat
Eleanor McVeigh
Marjorie Simms
Kari Grier
Orlando —_‘Shilts
Elsie M. Whinery
Tichtel
Elsie Hurley
Camden Township High School
H. W. Baetz
Ethel Roth
Robert G. Trout
Joseph Lowery
Nettie Wood
Jessie Mellor
Clearview Rural High School
W. J. Darling
Thelma Hoffman
Gertrude Hocker
Hilda Reuter
Gordon Bartter
Ellen Landes
Donald Ireland
Margaret Bremner
A.H. Kelker
Doyt L. Perry
Veiman B. Fisher
Gertrude I. Smith
Elizabeth John
Lorain
William C. Bailey
Underhill
Mr. Bailey
Herman Bundesen
Bundesen
Edward J. Kelly
United States
Oime
Tatung
Nanking
Kalgan
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