Strike at Airport Grounds Air Line Mechanics at Newark
About two dozen members of the Air Line Mechanics Association AFL struck at 12 01 am EST at the Eastern Air Lines terminal in Newark over wage disputes. Aviation officials planned to replace strikers with Miami recruited workers, and a parallel strike activity reported in Atlanta and Miami with picket lines and support crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Henry
Air Line Mechanics Association, International
AFL
Eastern Air Lines
Newark Airport
A. P. Martin
Washington
Jule Neuenhaus
Eddie Rickenbacker
Paul Brattain
Martin
Miami
Fla
Henry Moreau
The
Air Lines Mechanics’ Association
Hastern Airlines
Airline Mechanics Association
Mechanics Hall
Hialeah
Regular Friday Night and Sabbath Services at Jewish Synagogue
Friday night services will be held at 7 45 PM at the Jewish Synagogue on East Baltimore Street. Rabbi Baruch E Rabinowitz will speak on Rabbi Akiba Saint Soldier Martyr. Sabbath services are at ten o clock tomorrow with a sermonette by thirteen year old Jacob Berkson. Everyone is invited.
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East Baltimore Street
Baruch E. Rabinowitz
Akiba—Saint
Jacob Berkson
Myer Berkson
Suffered 19 Years With Indigestion
Aura New Jersey resident Mrs Lane endured nineteen years of indigestion causing sleepless nights and near suffocation from gas. After four bottles of Dave’s Mentha Pep sin she was freed from distress and urges others to try it. If unsatisfied, Rudy druggist and all druggists offer a refund.
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Lane
Aura
N. J
Dave
H. R
Rudy
Band Concert at Maryland Theatre Sunday April 16
The Ha gerstown Municipal Band will perform a varied program at the Maryland Theatre on Sunday afternoon. Selections include Purple Pag lant, Goysy Lad, Ketelbey’s gypsy portrayal, Tou Jours L Amour, and a soprano solo by Dorcas Channel making her debut with the band. Northern Rhapsody and other popular tunes follow. full program to be published in tomorrow papers.
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Maryland Theatre
Karl King
Northwestern University
Glenn Barnum
Carl Romano
Goysy Lad
Ketelbey
Friml
City Budgets Approved for 1935 40 by Mayor and Council
Special meeting approves most department budgets for the new fiscal year with lower expenditures overall. Police budget around 70000 includes an extra cruiser but no pay raises. One cruiser kept as emergency ambulance patrol. another traded for a two door sedan. Two cruisers to be manned by single officers, motorcycle night patrol added. Funds allocated for Maryland teletype aid. walk signals at Franklin and Potomac to be abandoned. Police radio system to be funded for at least another year.
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Police Department
Maryland
Franklin
Poto- Mac
Memorial Service At Society Meeting
The Women's Missionary Society of St. Paul's U B Church held its monthly meeting with Mrs. George Bell presiding. Miss May Marr led the program on Thy Kingdom Come, with hymns and scripture, a memorial service by Mrs. Kenneth Adams, and a plant for new members. Edna Middlekauff sang, May Clopper reviewed Moving Mil lions, and 65 members were served refreshments. The next meeting is May 8 to honor mothers and daughters, with a study class April 26. the Woman's Missionary Association convention meets at Shippenburg May 9-11.
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Women's Missionary Society of St. Paul's U
May Clopper
Mothers and Daughters
Otterbein Guild
A. B. Staton
Women’s Missionary Association
Shippensburg
Seven Officials Indicted By Jury In Champion
CHAMPION IL April 14 Mayor James D Flynn State's Attorney Fred Hamill Police Chief Roy Argo and four city commissioners named in indictments for malfeasance in a grand jury probe of vice and gambling in Champion near the University of Illinois. Former Sheriff Clarence W Rath charged in seven indictments including bribery and conspiracy. The Spurrier case tied to the slaying of Illinois University student. proprietress Mrs Margaret Strothers charged with murder. Five students expelled.
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Champion
James D. Flynn
Fred Hamill
Roy Argo
University of Ilinois
Clarence W. Rath
Flynn
Ed Bassett
J. F. Smith
Walter Sweringen
Virgil Burgess
William Spurrier
Illinois University
Margaret Strothers
Spurrier
Senate votes fast to curb corruption in elections
Washington April 14 Senate approval of a bill to end pernicious political activities imposes fines and up to a year in jail for intimidation or coercion of voters and interference in elections. It bans soliciting relief funds for politics and using relief worker lists for political purposes. Senate authors Hatch Sheppard and Austin back quick House action and possible attachments to relief bills.
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Washington
Senate
House
Hatch
D-Nm
Sheppard
D-Tex
Austin
County road funds show county overdrafts in state report
State Roads Commission chief auditor William A. Codd said seven Maryland counties including Washington face combined overdrafts totaling 164 602 and that Montgomery Prince Georges and Baltimore City counties balance outlook ranges from slight gains to larger deficits as of September 30 based on February figures for lateral gasoline tax funds.
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State Roads Commission
Washington County
Montgomery County
Prince Georges
William A. Codd
Baltimore City
Cadd
Baltimore County
Codd
Paper Read At Lappans Meet
At the regular meeting of the Moutsarado Grange in Lappans Parish House a paper by H Russell Iseminger on the Ringgold family and their estate Montsarado was read. Discussion covered whether the Grange should be cooperative or competitive with the Farm Bureau and the need for both in agricultural progress. The Grange aims to enrich rural life and supports Farm Bureau efforts in advancing agricultural interests.
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Moutsarado Grange
Lappans
H. Russell Iseminger
Ringgold
Grange
Farm Bureau
Railway Wreck in Mexico Kills At Least 28
A passenger train collision on the Laredo Guadalajara line 140 miles north of Mexico City left at least 28 dead and 50 injured. Officials said the Guadalajara train rammed the rear of a Laredo train that had halted to repair a defective air brake. No U S citizens among the injured and all the dead were aboard the Guadalajara train.
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Mexico City
Laredo
Guadalajara
Mexican National Railways
United States
Special Lock Is Required In Maryland Vehicle Tags
Maryland drivers face a 56 cent fee for a license tag lock gadget if the governor signs a bill tacked onto a titling reform. The measure would require the DMV to issue a lock or locks with each license plate, priced at 50 cents, fitted with ejectors and bearing the state seal, and enforceable by a fine or jail time. New locks would be bowset annually to obtain plates.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Herbert R. O’conor
Walter Locke
Baltimore City
Locke
Paul L. Cordish
Baltimore
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
Mayor Sweeney names committee on Miner death
Mayor Richard H. Sweeney appointed a committee consisting of himself and Councilmen Vernon Miller and Harry Z. Frlinger to draft suitable resolutions on the death of Street Superintendent J. Stewart Miner. The Council directed the Board of Street Commissioners to advertise for curb work on East Howard Street Corbett Street and Wilson Boulevard once trolley rails are moved.
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Richard H. Sweeney
Vernon Miller
Harry Z. Frilinger
J. Stewart Miner
Board of Street Commissioners
East Howard Street
Corbett Street
Wilson Boulevard
German Fleet Sails for Spring Maneuvers Off Atlantic
German fleet units reportedly sailed from Siel for spring maneuvers in the Atlantic off the Spanish east. Official circles stress preparations were under way for almost a year and deny links to the international situation while noting the fleet would not be allowed to travel far from home. Police to guard Lindbergh arrival on the Aquitania as over 100 officers are assigned in New York. precaution is customary due to publicity from his exile return. Sheriff's deputies investigate larceny of 40 big chickens from Andrew Fowler's Big Springs property.
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Berlin
Siel
Britain
France
Germany
English Channel
New York
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Aquitania
Lindbergh
Euroae
Andrew Fowler
Big Springs
Resignation of Kansas City city manager amid Pendergast probe
Henry F. McElroy, after thirteen years under Tom Pendergast, resigns as city manager. He removed police siren and warning light, declined comment, while federal agents raid Little Italy, seizing 300 gallons of untaxed alcohol linked to Crapisi and a 24-man narcotics ring. The upheaval follows indictments and Stark efforts to strip police control from the administration.
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Kansas City
Henry F. McElroy
Tom Pendergast
McHiroy
Pendergast
McElroy
Treasury
Alcohol Control Unit
Little Italy
Charles Crapisi
W. G. Massie
Massie
Crapisi
Lloyd G. Stark
Phantom Stage at Henry's Theatre Shows Tonight
Terror grips the southwest as gold shipments vanish from the stage while outlaws execute plans in Phantom Stage at Henry's Theatre today and tomorrow. Bob Baker stars in a new adventurous role alongside Chapter five of Flying G-Men and the Three Stooges comedy Muts to You.
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Southwest
Henry's Theatre
Bob Baker
Song and Saddle
Three Stooges
New Deal Lauded In Farley Speech
Postmaster General James A. Farley in a Jefferson Day address in Lynchburg Virginia praised the New Deal and predicted the next President will be a forward looking Democrat. He argued no administration since Washington has been more constructive for the good of man.
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Lynchburg
James A. Farley
Thomas Jefferson
Andrew Jackson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Democratic National Committee
Washington
Jane Withers Knocks Out Donald Haines in Arizona Wildcat
Jane Withers and Donald Haines clash in a rough schoolroom brawl in The Arizona Wildcat, a 20th Century Fox comedy opening today at the Academy Theatre. The on-screen duel ends with Withers delivering a decisive beatdown as audience cheers.
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Jane Withers
Donald Haines
Arizona Wildcat
20Th Century-Fox
Academy Theatre
Jane
Donald
Emerald Oil Offers Relief for Eczema and Itching
Clean penetrating Moone's Emerald Oil is now in first class drug stores nationwide. Thousands report relief from itching and rash torture including eczema, itching toes and feet, and poison ivy. It soothes burning and stinging while promoting healthy healing. Money back if not satisfied.
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Moone
Ady
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