January 13, 1937

Gov Murphy invites Knudsen and Martin to conf at his Lansing office, 2,000 of Natl Guard expected in Flint to prevent further disturbance; Knudsen says co will not shut off heat, light and water from plants nor prevent food supplies; blames outside agitators for riot; Martin accuses co of employing strike breakers; scores police interference; 300 J Doe warrants issued for arrest of rioters; Sheriff Wolcott says he will not attempt to serve them right away; 18 in hosp

M Green, Negro apt porter, said to have confessed; W H Johnson held as accessory

Justice Dept offers reward; funeral plans; kidnapper wore socks over shoes; alarm sent out for stolen car; possible link in death of man in Mo

C Hayden leaves fund to establish foundation to aid young men and boys

Dinner; Sec Eden s

Heck elected with Dem cooperation as Ives quits; appts Ives floor leader; organization completed; speculation on com posts

Message to Cong asks proper equipment and govt reorganization to discharge his powers

would redesignate Sec of Interior as Sec of Conservation

Founders on island in Pentland Firth; 8 sailors reach shore, 31 believed lost

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exec com meeting; harmony proclaimed; Dooling retains leadership; end of triumvirate seen

Edwin P. Maynard, chairman of the Brooklyn division of the United Hospital Campaign, reported at the final luncheon meeting of all participating units at the Hotel St. George, Brooklyn, yesterday, total receipts of $136,376 toward a reduced quota of $150.000.