Recovery Act heads chosen for industry and labor
Washington reports the selection by Secretary Hull of Dudley Cates, Edward F. McGrady, and a slate of deputies, advisers, and board members for the national recovery administration. Notables from General Motors, Standard Oil, GE, and major unions join the industrial and labor advisory boards to shape codes of fair competition.
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Washington
WUP
Dudley Cates
Chicago
Edward F. McGrady
American Federation of Labor
Hugh 8. Johnson
National Recovery Administration For Industry and Labor
Johnson
Donald R. Richberg
Association of Railway Labor Executives
Leo Wolman
Columbia University
Labor Advisory Board
Alexander Sachs
Lehman Corporation of New York
Congress
Roper
Commerce
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
General Motors
Walter C. Teagle
Standard Oil
Gerard Swope
General Electric
William J. Vereen
Moultrie
Austin Finch
Thomasville
N. C
Edward N. Hariey
The
Shipping Board
Louis Kirstein
Boston
Frances Perkins
Labor Department
John Fray
Metal Trades Department
Federation of Labor
Joseph Franklin
International Boilermakers’ Union
William Green
Sidney Hillman
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Father Francis Haas
Catholic Welfare Council
Rose Schneiderman
Woman's Trades Union League
Wells Operate on Individual Scale in East Texas Field
Kilgore Tex June 20 U P Wells in the East Texas oil field operated today under individual allowances set by the State Railroad Commission. The proration order limits production to about 550000 barrels daily and field observers expect general compliance. Rising crude prices spurred compliance, with crude up 25 cents a barrel on company postings and predictions of 75 cent oil within a week. The 10226 wells are allowed to produce a tenth of their hourly potential.
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Kilgore
Tex
U.P
East Texas
State Railroad Commission
Social standing not asset in operations says surgeon
London reports prominent surgeon A Basil Rooke states social status does not aid survival in operations. He notes higher social position often correlates with higher operative risk, suggesting long favorable conditions protect weaker elements from natural selection.
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London
A. Basil Rooke
New Cow Discovery Ends Laxative Habit
Scientists find a natural product from cattle to treat constipation overnight without habit forming laxatives. Kompo Tablets use bile from healthy cows to stimulate the liver, promising relief and a money back guarantee. Free trial offer available via Kompo Company in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Ince
Kompo Company
Dept
H23
Atlanta
Miracles and markets in a global vantage
The piece surveys economic powers and policy ideas across nations. It cites Roosevelt and U.S. wheat tax concepts, contrasts French protections for wheat growers with Parisian penalties on speculation, and notes Russia’s money needs and gold wealth potential under Stalin. It mentions athletic feats by Jimmy Owens, Gandhi’s hunger strike, and stock exchange seat values surging from fifty thousand to two hundred fifty thousand dollars.
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New York
Stock Exchange
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New England Cotton and Rayon
Roosevelt
Paris
France
Russia
Peter the Great
Stalin
Peter
Jimmy Owens
Cleveland
East Technical High School
Helbing
Texas
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Goodyear
Pathfinder
Goodyear Pathfinders
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Amarillo
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