Industrial Fellowship Urges Church Help for Unemployed
The Protestant Episcopal Church group condemns a social order that breeds distress and calls for private and public aid to alleviate involuntary unemployment. A Central Labor Union meeting at Carpenters Hall reports officers, a benefit ball planned for April 27 at The Nat, and ongoing organizing by Boot and Shoe Workers. Other remarks note union activity, new hotel work, and a recovering member.
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Protestant Episcopal Church
Central Labor Union
Carpenters Hall
Herbert Lytle
Ted McGovern
J. A. Lyons
Sam Norton
Reading
Walter Clements
Sentinel
W. W. Finch
Nat
el Hoover
Tom Connally
Dallas Central Labor Union
Carpenters Union
G. T. Enoch
C. G. Butler
J. B. Parr
C. A. Chesshir
I. O. Moore
J. G. Larson
Stratford
J. H. McIntorf
Big Spring
J. C. Finley
Northwest Texas Hospital
D. M. Parker
Pontiac
Michigan
Unions Push Six Hour Day Hearings and Public Works Plan
The Interstate Commerce Commission will hear requests for a six hour work day as railroad unions prepare an urgent plea. A resolution, backed by Michigan senators and Ohio representatives, directs study of effects on transport and aims to report to Congress in December. The piece also notes local meetings, church groups urging higher wages, and a Whittle and Spit Club open air event with civic and political mentions.
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Whittle and Spit Club
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate
Ciuzens
Michigan
House
Crosser
Ohio
Congress
Rail labor push for shorter workweek gains support
D B Robertson for railroad employees argues a shorter work period is essential for national economic safety. Donald Richberg will aid in presenting the case to the Interstate Commerce Commission while Roosevelt links restoration of purchasing power to farming and industry revival.
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D. B. Robertson
Donald Richberg
Chicago
Interstate Commerce’ Commission
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt Calls for Harmony After Smith Breach
Gov Franklin D Roosevelt in Chicago says the Democratic party needs harmony after his Minneapolis speech prompted talk of reconciliation with Alfred E Smith. He deflects questions about an overture and hints at a broader effort to ease intraparty divisions.
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Chicago
Franklin D. Roosevelt
St. Paul, Minn
Alfred E. Smith
Smith
Fresno Fire Fight Records Read Like A Crisis Report
The Fresno fire department estimates it can pump approximately 3,000 gallons of water per fire as crews battle a breach near the Smith Roosevelt site. Officials warn of escalating danger and coordinate rapid response measures.
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Fresno
Cal
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