Court Orders Strikers Out of Chrysler Plants
Circuit Judge Allen Camp Bell in Detroit ordered the Sit-down strikers at Chrysler plants to leave within two days, deeming them unlawfully in possession. The dispute centers on Chrysler's refusal to recognize the United Auto Workers as the sole bargaining agency for about 67,000 employees. Governor Murphy’s plan includes a 20-member commission to study the labor crisis with leaders from labor and industry. General Motors and UAW reached a wage and recognition agreement after a lengthy battle, while other plants in Pennsylvania report C I O organizing efforts. Remington Rand faced an NLRB finding of unfair practices and was ordered to bargain, reinstate strikers, and halt company unions amid a broad labor conflict.
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Chrysler
Allen Campbell
Detroit
Arine Junction
Chrysler Corporation
Chrysler Company
United Automobile Workers
Frank Murphy
Raymond Starr
James McEvoy
Detroit Board of Commerce
General Motors
United Automobile Workers of America
Labor Relations Board
Remington Rand
Remington Rand, Inc
Federal Labor Relations Board
Tlion
N. Y
Middleton, Conn
the Labor Board
Remington-Rand
Perkins
James H. Rand, Jr
John P. Frey
Metal Trades Department
A. F. of L
J. P. Morgan and Associates
Ieen
Meni
Ini
LaFollette
Wisconsin
John. Lewis
Washington
Congress
Navy
Ashington
Iron Pea
Ss, Steel
Naval
Roosevelt
Myron Taylor
Naval patrol of Spain begun by four powers
Four powers Britain France Italy and Germany launched a naval patrol along the Spanish coast to enforce a neutrality accord affecting the civil war. Ships must halt at control ports for inspection, with observers or arms checks by the international committee. Admiral Van Dulm directs the program with Oliver in charge of patrols and Lunn overseeing frontier guard.
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Spain
Great Britain
France
Italy
Germany
International Committee
Gibraltar
Lisbon
Oran
Algeria
Leverdon
Cette
Cherbourg
Brest
Marseille
Bordeaux
Palermo
Engand
M. H. van Dulm
Dutch East Indies
J. S. C. Oliver
Christian Lunn
Denmark
Frontier Guard
Great French arms plant expropriated by government decree
The Creusot works of the Schneider armaments firm in France has been expropriated by the French government and formal possession will be taken by decree. Everything in the workshops and stores connected with the manufacture of arms and related machinery and stocks will be taken over.
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Creusot
Schneider
France
Roosevelt Plans Defense of Court Reform Amid Senate Hearings
President Roosevelt defended his court plan in a press conference and Senate judiciary hearings. He argued the Supreme Court had overstepped, urging a constitutional remedy and a court that upholds laws, not political judgments, while Attorney General Cummings echoed the need to reshape the bench.
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Warr
Roosevelt
Washington
Raven Springs
Gar
W. L. Mackenzie King
Canada
St. Lawrence Waterway
King
Senate
Cummings
Senate Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
Congress
Senate’ Judiciary Committee
Borah
Burke
Dieterich
Illinois
Bil
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
J. Earl
Springfield
Robert Jackson
High Tribunal
Naval program shifts steel battles to aid naval build up
Earl Godwin argues a looming steel strike would devastate industry and halt naval expansion. He credits a tense labor battle and government intervention with averting disaster, noting Roosevelt and Myron Taylor helped push United States Steel to recognize unions, boosting wages, stock markets, and the navy program while preserving 1,600 Marines in China and warning against a broader conflict.
The Kitten Twins Wall Hanging Pattern 5766
Embroider a cuddly twin kitten wall panel using silk, cotton, or angora wool. Pattern 5766 includes transfer design 1444 of a wall hanging 18 by 14 inches, color chart, material needs, and finishing illustrations. Send 15 cents to Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept. New York.
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Ieechlne
The
Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept
Fourteenth St
New York
N. Y
France’s fragile cabinets bend to early resignations
Short-Lived governments since 1871 topple as bills fail and confidence collapses. Collier’s Weekly notes 1 in 100 governmentspremiers and their cabinets have not completed a full four-year term, with resignations triggered by early defeats in the National Assembly.
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France
National Assembly
Collier's
Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets Ad Promotes May Apple Cure
An old advertisement touts Dr Pierce s Pleasant Pellets made of May Apple as effective in removing accumulated body waste, presenting a medical cure in a brief, period tone.
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Pierce
Talent and Genius Power in Man Quote Card
A brief reflective item cites Lowell on talent and genius as a force within human power. The note frames genius as that which lies in man’s capacity to determine and act, underscoring inner potential as a guiding force.
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Lowell
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Lewis
Steel
McKeesport Tin Plate Company
East
Texas
Social Security Board
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R. Elihu Thompson
Thomas A. Edison
Swampscott
Mass
Thompson
England
United States
Dykstra
Wisconsin University
Clarence
Cincinnati
University of Wisconsin
Board of Regents
Gien Frank
la Follette
C.a.dykstra
University of Iowa
University of Chicago
Ohio State
University of Kansas
E. Townsend
E.townsend
Pensions, ‘Ltd
Peyton Gordon
House of Representatives
Congressional ‘Committee
Bell Committee
In Philip’ ‘Murray
Duffey
Duffey- Vinson
Department of the Interior
Maritime Commission
Edward C.moran
Maine
Emory &. Land
Kennedy
Bethelehem Shipbuilding Corporation
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Earl Godwin
Charles Edison
Thomas Edison
White House
Navy ‘Yard
China
Shanghai
Peiping
Americana
Didh
Victoria
U. Ss
Supreme ‘Court
Judson King
Weatera Newspaper Union
Penton
Magneta Haase
Beata
Denton
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