Roosevelt Era Anti Trust Drive and TVA Clash Standoff
A Washington column surveys the Roosevelt era push to enforce anti trust laws, NRA influence on the Justice Department, and a clash at TVA involving McCarl and Chairman Morgan. It notes Morgenthau's finance service, naval disarmament talk, and Holt’s Senate seating dilemma as national policy tensions rise.
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Washington
Department of Justice
NRA
Roosevelt
Cummings
D of J
Mr. Roosevelt
McCarl-Tva
New Deal
Tva-Ites
McCarl
Morgan
TVA
McCain
Holt
West Virginia
Senate
Frank Younester
Hiram Johnson
Labor and finance clash echo in Wagner bill debate across unions
The piece analyzes future labor tactics by big business and the Federation of Labor, stressing wage and hour standards, the closed shop, and a push on the Wagner bill. It notes public opinion as a factor and compares U S banking power with France as a warning.
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New York
American Iron and Steel Institute
A. F. of L
Federation of Labor
France
Bank of France
Francois Pietri
Pietri
Radical Socialist Party
Bouisson-Caillaux
M. Pietri
Federal Reserve
Treasury
Voluntary Employment Relations and Labor Benefits
The piece argues wage earners gained benefits through voluntary employer actions and public opinion rather than laws alone. It notes long hours, chiseling, and the move toward shorter weeks, higher pay, and broader standards via labor, with Europe adopting a 40 hour week and potential five day weeks in the U.S. future. It emphasizes mass production needing purchasing power and more leisure time.
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Europe
Thei
Art in the CCC Camps Exhibition at Corcoran Gallery
The Corcoran Gallery in Washington opens a show of 200 watercolors paintings and drawings by CCC camp enrollees. The exhibit, opened June 4 by Mrs. Roosevelt, highlights works created during 40-hour weeks with $30 monthly pay and material supplied by the artist, with ownership staying with the Federal Government.
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CCC
Corcoran Gallery of Art
Washington
Roosevelt
Robert Fechner
Public Works of Art Project
The
Treasury
PWAP
PERA
Healthful menus and Q A: Dr McCoy week of June 16 1935
Menus outline for Sunday June 16 1935 with daily breakfast lunch and dinner items. Included are recipes such as Escalloped Celery and Jellied tomato bouillon plus a Q A section answering questions on meat as a protein, enlarged tonsils and gall bladder symptoms.
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Dr. McCoy
Jackson C
Lily B.impgires
Mra. T. M. Saska
Fontanel
Fred J
Around the Radio Clock on NBC CBS WABC and more
A May 13 program update notes Bea Trice Lillie will host WJZ NBC Friday at 7 with guest Fannie Brice in a dialect battle. Other listings include Ruth Etting prom on WJZ NBC, Margaret Sullavan scene at Hollywood Hotel, and medical talks from Atlantic City on WEAF NBC and WABC CBS.
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William McGaffin
New York
Beatrice Lillie
WJZ
NBC
Fred Uttal
Warren Hull
Hollywood
Allyn Joslyn
Fannie Brice
Bea
Bill Hargis
University of Kansas
Ruth Etting
Margaret Sullavan
Randolph Scott
Hollywood Hotel
WABC
CBS
Ford Bond
Jessica Dragonette
WEAF
Fred J. Sisson
Weafnbc
American Medical Association
Atlantic City
Wabc-Cbs
James McLester
Jonathan C. Meakins
Canadian Medical Association
Austin A. Hayden
New Yorker At Large: Montgomer y's Return Plans and Summer Travel
James B. Reston portrays Robert Montgomery's post Broadway rise and summer plans. He anticipates a possible return to theater next season in The Ring Master, then Europe in July with his wife and child. Safety of the child dominates his concerns during a busy visit to New York.
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Amarillo
Texas
Wankandie
Panhandie
New Mexico
Colorado
Weetern
Oklahoma
Denver
Calina
Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
New York
Robert Montgomery
Ringmaster
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London
Paris
Switzerland
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Bob
FATE Bo Se Praise After Victory In Simple Exchange
The text records a brief scene where Fate Bo Se expresses gladness for a win and Puffy remarks on the enjoyment of racing. A character thanks Fate Bo Se and Puffy quotes a reward, then reveals a pocketbook tied with a cord.
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Puffy
Oppose the bachelor tax says Dorothy Dix
Dorothy Dix argues against a government bachelor tax, calling it a spite tax that targets single men. She notes married men envy bachelors and that bachelors support others, while lacking protections, ultimately making the tax unfair and a violation of personal choice.
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Dorothy DIX
Public Ledger, Inc
Actress Jane Gaynor Seeks Global Travel Before Age Tests Sky
Hollywood star Jane Gaynor dreams of sailing the seven seas visiting Scandinavia Russia Japan China and India as she travels widely while young. She cried at the Grand Canyon and praises the Rockies calling Colorado Switzerland and Tyrol multiplied. Currently she tours a miniature Erie Canal on a barge for her latest film.
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Janet Gaynor
Marco Polo
Miss Gaynor
Seven Seas
Scandinavian
Russia
Japan
China
India
Grand Canyon
Rocky Mountains
Colorado
Switzerland
Tyrol
Rockies
Erie Canal
Modern Etiquette Q and A Tips for Social Conduct
A column by Roberta Lee answers etiquette questions about rising for introductions, arriving at a card party when no time is given, and funeral clergy fees tied to family means. The snippet ends with a proverb about thunder, milk, and souring in hot weather.
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Roberta Lee
Vienna Moves To Clear Beggar Plague From Streets
June 13 report notes Vienna plans enforcement to curb a surge of beggars blamed on seasonal visitors. Police uncover organized begging, with plain clothes squads raiding hideouts and arresting feigned cripples and mothers with children. Genuine beggars are identified by shopkeepers, who leave groschen on Fridays as beggars day.
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Vienna
U.P
Chiang Orders Dress Reform in Nanchang Schools
General Chiang Kai-shek issues order to replace the long blue national costume with shorts and jackets for students and teachers in Kiangsi province while abandoning the impractical old dress. The directive reaches all schools as part of a modernization effort.
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Chiang
Nanchang
Kiangsi Province
China
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