Ford Injunction Bars UAW from Interacting with Ford
Federal Judge Arthur J. Tuttle in Detroit issued a temporary injunction barring the United Automobile Workers from contacting Ford Motor Company employees. He called the action an emergency measure while Ford’s River Rouge plant remained closed amid a strike and accused the company of not honoring a pact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur J. Tuttle
Federal Rt
Detroit
Tempo
C. S . United Automobile Workers
Ford Motor Company
Tuttle
Pointe au Pic Scots in Quebec Preserve Old Names
The text notes families with Scottish roots in Pointe au Pic Quebec who helped take France, now largely French-speaking. Descendants like the Dougalls Stewarts and Norbertsons retain their country names and reply with a stock phrase as tourists expect English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pointe Au Pic
Quebec
France
Perpetual Devotion and Neglect in a Man’s Life
A concise reflection notes that constant dedication to one’s declared business risks neglecting many other duties and concerns, highlighting the balance between focus and broader responsibility.
Roosevelt hosts steel leaders in White House conference
President Roosevelt summons Benjamin Fairless and Irving Olds to the White House amid a threatened U S Steel work stoppage. Earlier he met with Philip Murray of the CIO and the Steel Workers Organizing Committee as talks for a new contract continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Steel Corporation
Roosevelt
Benjamin F. Fairless
Irving S. Olds
White House
Philip Murray
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
U.S. Steel
Nazi Balkan Campaign Led by Marshal Wilhelm List
Balkan war chief veteran of the Polish campaign, Marshal Wilhelm List, now commands the Nazi armies in action in the Balkans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelm List
Balkans
U S. Greenland defense pact under Danish Nazi rule foe
The United States signs an agreement to assume defense of Greenland, an island about 1 000 miles off the U S Atlantic coast, acting through Henrik de Kauffmann for the Danish king under Nazi pressure. U S air bases will be established there until Denmark is freed from Nazi rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrik de Kauffmann
Denmark
U. S
Greenland
U. S. Atlantic
Burlington Native Becomes Japanese Embassy Liaison in Nanking
Toshi Yamamoto, born in Burlington and educated at Knox College, is now the liaison officer for the Japanese embassy based in Nanking, China. His father Moto Yamamoto, longtime houseman at Walter B. Eaton's home, holds a broad network among U.S. military and political figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington, Ta
Burlington
Knox College
Galesburg
Ill
University of Japan
Toshi Yamamoto
Nanking
China
Toshi
Moto Yamamoto
Walter B. Eaton
Moto
United States Army
North Hill School
Burlington High School
Knox
Japan
Shizu
Grinnell College
United States
Washington
Agricultural Administrative Division
Noted Surgeon among 13 Aboard Missing Eastern Air Flight
The missing Eastern Airlines plane carried 13 passengers including Dr. George W. Crile renowned Cleveland surgeon and his wife. Also aboard were Dr. D. P. Quiring of a Florida clinic studying energy producing grinds of animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Airlines
George W. Crile
Cleveland
Crile
Cleveland Scientific Research
D. P. Quiring
Florida
Maas sentenced after plea in wife slaying in Louisville
John C Maas 44 pool owner pleads guilty to slaying his wife Nadyne on a Louisville street saying she would not bear him children He receives concurrent prison terms of 21 and five years The shooting occurred earlier in the case Meanwhile John D Biggers Office of Production Management testifies in Washington urging a national defense push and noting industry and labor have acted selfishly He says the U S is about 100 days from mass production of defense supplies
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nadyne
Louisville
John C. Maas
House Military Committee
National Defense Program
John D. Biggers
Office of Production Management
Washington
Biggers
U.S
New Pan-American Clipper Planes Split Between U S and Britain
The new 43 ton Pan-American Clipper plane arrives at LaGuardia after a Seattle flight and is intended for daily U S Europe service. Pan American plans to let Britain take three of the planes after placing orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaGuardia Airport
New York City
Seattle
Wash
Pan-American
United States
Europe
Britain
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ford
Last
Solon
Senate
Mor- Sheppard
Texas
Jess
Texarkana
John Winant
Winston Churchill
London
Steel Chiefs
Benjamin Fairless and
Marshal Wilhelm List
Costa Rica
Jose
Vessela
Italy
Germany
United States Department of Agriculture
IDPA
Tosht Y
Amamoto
Z Agrebs
Adriatic
Spalato
Sarajevo
Mostar
Belgrade
Budapest
Rt Eskue Ofs
Greece
Yugoslavia
Miitary
Nis
Bulgaria
Wise
Kaps
St. Cloud
Yugoshvia
New York
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!