Supreme Court shields labor from anti trust actions
Joseph A. Padway, AF L-CIO general counsel, said the Supreme Court in the Apex Hosiery case and related decisions repudiated Thurman Arnold's anti trust criticisms of labor unions. He asserted that strikes over jurisdiction and to curb cheap goods are lawful union activity and that labor is exempt from anti trust laws in normal union activities. Padway praised President George Brown and West Coast union actions as dynamic within the AFL.
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Supreme Court
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Survey Planned for Grand River Hydroelectric Site
Earl Ward of the Grand River dam authority says the War Department will survey the Grand River hydroelectric project area near Pryor Oklahoma to assess its potential as an arsenal site.
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Arsenal Pryor
Okla
War Department
Grand River
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Plainview Liquor License Fee Adopted by City Council
In Plainview, the city council approved a $25 annual license for drug stores selling liquor under medical permits. In Omaha, flood-devastated northeast Nebraska left six dead and eight missing across Homer, Pender, and Winnebago as waters swept towns, with residents recounting heroism and aid efforts amid widespread damage.
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Plainview Drug Stores
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Neb
Nebraska
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Pender
Winnebago
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George Lipp
Paul
Harry Crawford
Edith Lipp
Nell Lazure
Dave Hinman
House Judiciary Attacks Hatch Privacy Bill Change
House judiciary members who opposed Senate amendments to the Hatch Act expansion condemn the bill as an encroachment on democracy and state sovereignty. They warn it extends federal power over state and local elections and may create a centralized bureaucracy, draining state resources and coercing funds.
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House Judiciary Committee
Hatton W. Sumners
Russia
Italy
Germany
Fire in Portales six room home forces seven to flee
Bertha Robinson nine wakes at 4 am to heat and flames in the East Valley View home of J H Robinsons. She wakes sister Myra Lee and the rest of the family escapes with only a few belongings saved as the six room house is destroyed.
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J. H. Robinsons
East Valley View
Bertha Robinson
Myra Lee
Senate relief bill advances with funding and training clause
The Senate appropriations committee reported out a relief bill totaling 1.073 billion dollars with an additional 125 million in loans. It includes a CCC youth noncombatant training provision nonrestrictive by race, color, or religion. The bill falls 37.17 million below the House total and adds 125 million for farmer relief loans. A WPA fund of 975.65 million covers eight months from July 1, aiming for about 1.95 million monthly jobs. Aliens, Communists, and Nazi Bund members are barred from relief rolls. A separate note mentions private floodlit Acropolis tours in Athens for 32 dollars.
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Senate
Adams
Colorado
House
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Astronomers Question If Stars Explode in Supernovas
Mount Wilson astronomers challenge the idea that novae and supernovas are always explosive. Dr Rudolph Minkowski explains some stars may heat up dramatically yet retain their overall size, offering a new view on stellar outbursts.
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Calif
Mount Wilson
Rudolph Minkowski
Mount Wilson Observatory
Mount Palomar
Arraignment Ordered for AMA on Anti-Trust Charges
The U S District Court ordered arraignment for June 14 of the American Medical Association and several officers on Sherman anti trust act violations. The action follows the Supreme Court refusal to hear the AMA plea for exemption claiming doctors are not engaged in trade.
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U.P
U. S. District Court
American Medical Association
Supreme Court
AMA
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