Roosevelt Plan Aims to End Auto Labor Dispute
General Hugh S. Johnson predicts Roosevelt’s plan for a new election on collective bargaining could avert a general strike in the auto industry. The photo shows union leaders at the capital meeting with Alexander Marks William Green Frank Dillon and Al Cook among those present.
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Roosevelt
Hugh S. Johnson
NRA
Washington
Alexander Marks
Pontiac
Mich
William Green
A. F. of
William Collins
A. F. of L
Detroit
Frank Dillon
Indianapolis
al Cook
Flint
Miss Hurst Outlines Federal Relief for Kiwanis
Miss Margaret Hurst head of public welfare for the Federal Emergency Relief Administration spoke to the Kiwanis Club. She explained the post April 1 plan as Co W A winds down and relief work shifts to the Works Division. She shared local relief program results and noted ticket plans for the Passion Play benefiting the crippled children fund.
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Margaret Hurst
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Kiwanis Club
Miss Hurst
Federal Relief Administration
Co. W. A
Works Division
The
Relief Administration
Kiwanians
Pastor Changes Sermon Subjects at Braddock Street Church
The Rev. Dr. Hubert Sydenstricker of Braddock Street M. E. Church South announces the tonight special service subject Our Estimate of Christ and tomorrow evening's subject A New Commandment.
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Hubert Sydenstricker
Braddock Street
M. E. Church
South
Christ
Insull Prisoner as Chicago Police Take Martin Insull
After a year and a half of legal battles Martin J. Insull is in the hands of the Chicago police. His brother Sam remains a key figure in the pursuit and control of the case. Rumors say the Maiotis, chartered by Samuel Insull, may have carried Martin toward escape via the Dardanelles.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Martin J. Insull
Law
Sam
Asia Minor
Maiotis
Samuel Insull
Greece
Dardanelles
Sea of Marmora
Bobby fails to finish high at Avusta invitational Open
Ex world champion Bobby Jones returned to competition at the Avusta Georgia invitational open tournament but could not break into the leaders as he completed a round with Paul Runyan, the winter star.
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Emperor Jones
King Bobby
Bobby
Paul Runyan
Passion Play Music Draws Old Masters For Handley Aud
The Passion Play at Handley Auditorium features The Chanters performing score selections from European masters. Works include Faure Palm Branches, Handel chorus, Stainer God So Loved the World, Mozart and Bach settings of Jesus Word and O Head, and a Handel Hallelujah finale.
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Handley Auditorium
Dr. Wolff
Jean Baptiste Faure
Jerusalem
Handel
Stainer
Mozart
Bach
Jesus
Maker
The Jacobins of Paris and Their Radical Reach
The Jacobins were a liberal French party formed from aristocratic club members in Rue St Jacques Paris. They led radical action while supporting the House of Stuart and claimed descent of James II as rightful rulers. An organization existed in Scotland Wales and the United States.
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Rue St. Jacques
Paris
Louis Phillipe
France
Stobespierre
House of Stuart
James Stuart
England
Scotland
Wales
United States
Major Steel Firms Announce 10 Percent Wage Rise
New York March 27 several major steel units silent on broader movement to unionize while announcing a 10 percent wage increase effective April 1. American Rolling Mill Co and Wheeling Steel Corp followed Corrigan-McKinney Steel Co in raising hourly wages as NRA urged shorter work weeks. Wheeling plans the rise for about 5 500 hourly and tonnage workers.
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New York
American Rolling Mill Co
Wheeling Steel Corporation
Corrigan-McKinney Steel Co
Calvin Verity
NRA
Wheeling Company
Firearms Seized in French Police Raids Across Paris
In six swift police raids prompted by rumors of armed political groups, authorities recovered about 100 rifles pistols swords bayonets and a large ammunition stock. At least two arrests were made with one detainee claiming to be a weapon collector and the other a dealer in second-hand arms.
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Paris
Park Survey Party Completes Carolina Mission
A reconnaissance party led by T. E. Straus completes field work on routes for a proposed Great Smoky Mountains to Shenandoah National Parks highway. The survey covers Sevier Greene and Cocke counties in Tennessee with future stops to Roan Mountain Doe River Gorge and Bristol. Public Works funds of 16 million dollars are set for the project with PWA and highway commissions involved.
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Johnston City
Tenn
Great Smoky Mountains
Shenandoah National Parks
Roanoke
T. E. Straus
Ickes
Knoxville
Sevier
Greene
Cocke
Tennessee
Straus
Roan Mountain
Doe River Gorge
Carter County
Bristol
PWA
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
North Caroline
Man Sought As Missouri Slayer Shot To Death
A three week search for Glenn Harmon, suspected slayer in Carthage Missouri, ended in his death after a gun battle in a crowded Los Angeles beer parlor. Detective Lt A B Strongwald tried to arrest him. Harmon resisted and was shot.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Glenn Harmon
Missouri
Carthage
B. L. van Hoose
Harmon
A. B. Strongwald
Machinery and Unemployment To Be Threshed Out
A Mount Airy debate at the school house and social hour will discuss the claim that modern machinery causes unemployment. N. B. Fout J. B. Snapp and Ray Mayhew will speak for the affirmative. W. H. Himelright H. A. Snapp and N. C. Williams will argue the negative. Refreshments will be sold. The event was postponed twice due to weather.
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Mount Airy School
N. B. Fout
J. B. Snapp
Ray Mayhew
W. H. Himelright
H. A. Snapp
N.C. Williams
Mount Williams Debating Society
Fair Play Service Station seeks beer license in 1934
Floyd Grimm, owner, announces appearance before the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board on April 2, 1934 to obtain a license to retail beer and ale above 3.2 percent alcohol at Fair Play Service Station. Beverages to be consumed on premises. Notice dated March 28 1934.
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Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Fair Play
Floyd Grimm
Decree Refers Cyril Mee Estate to Master Commissioner
In Winchester Virginia the court orders Master Commissioner Harry R Kern Jr to state and settle an account for Cyril Mee real estate liens taxes rents and claims. Notice published in Winchester Evening Star set for April 11 1934 with creditors and interested parties summoned to attend and present evidence of debts.
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Harry R. Kern, Jr
Cyril Mee
Cyril
Winchester Evening Star
Winchester
Virginia
Chancery Law
Red charges probe likely to be pursued by government
Washington reports an inquiry into Communistic charges against Roosevelt advisors seems likely. Debate centers on whether Congress or the Justice Department should handle it with Rep Bulwinkle pressing for a congressional investigation and Speaker Rainey favoring the Justice Department.
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Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Department
Bulwinkle
N. C
Rainey
Justice Department
Dr. Wirt
Gary
Wirt
Ind
William A. Wirt
United States of America
Royal Citizen Secret Society
Buffalo
N. Y
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