End to hit or miss policy, Roosevelt plan for labor rule
The piece argues that debt and borrowings threaten family protections, praises Roosevelt for seeking production and wage control with Frances Perkins and Secretary Roper, warns against reckless expansion, notes price rises in farm goods like alfalfa hay and oats, shares a recovery anecdote of Mrs. Ethel Frisch, and predicts innocent beer tax revenue and a shift in Milwaukee music scenes toward more legitimate venues.
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Roosevelt
Frances Perkins
Labor
Roper
Commerce
Governor Proclaims School Humane Week
Governor Ferguson urged a school observance of Be Kind to Animals Week in Austin. He argued kindness to animals reduces crime, noting many youths lack early tutelage in social duties and that compassion helps shape good citizens.
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Austin
Wiriam A. Ferguson
Beauty and license notes in early 1900s Omaha report
Dr. Joseph C. Bloodgood told 150 Nebraska physicians that beauty helps prevent facial cancer by taking care of the skin. The piece also notes New York first licensed motor vehicles with a 1901 license law collecting $954 in its initial year.
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Omaha
Joseph C. Bloodgood
John Hopkins Medical School
Nebraska
New York State
Conquering Contract by Philip Hallims
Bridge column discusses weak hand strategy, when to keep bidding open after a one no trump response, and the risks of signaling for game. It explains hand evaluation, rebid decisions, and the balance between conservatism and potential gains. A closing note adds a distant catalog star with its light travel distance.
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Earth
New Type Gasoline Experiments Fatal
DALLAS April 20 WP C O Bunch 49 year old president of the Atomic Refining Company of Tulsa died at Baylor Hospital here yesterday as a result of gas poisoning contracted while experimenting with a new type of Ethyl gasoline. Physicians at the hospital said Bunch contracted the poisoning a week ago. The experiments were conducted with some secrecy in a laboratory at the rear of Bunchs home here. An associate chemist H Webster of Ontario declined to elaborate on the findings of two men. Bunch is survived by his widow daughter Virginia and a son Thomas. Funeral arrangements are not complete. The U S Army s newest airport the 6 000 000 Barksdale Field at Shreveport La was recently dedicated before 50 000 persons.
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New Jersey
California
Sailor
Moody and
Sankey
Dallas
C. O. Bunch
Atomic Refining Company of Tulsa
Baylor Hospital
Bunch
H. Webster
Ontario
Virginia
Thomas
U. S. Army
Barksdale Field
Shreveport
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