Lawyers Study Treaty Power for NRA Regulation
A group of VRA lawyers examine using the federal treaty making power as a basis for future industry regulation. They assess treaties and conventions from Geneva related to hours, child labor, wages, and employment conditions, and consider whether a ratified international agreement or a bilateral treaty could become supreme law. They also review interstate commerce, taxes, contracts, tariffs, post offices, and war emergency powers.
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Washington Now
VRA
NRA
International Labor Organization
Geneva
United States
Plane Loses Tilt With Cow At Porterville Airport
An airplane collided with a cow on the Porterville airport runway in California. The right wing of Claire Coe's airship was demolished when the animal stepped from tall grass into the plane's path, leaving the aircraft the loser.
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Porterville
Cal
Claire Coe
His Excellency Will McAlister Governor of Tennessee
The governor Hill McAlister, born Nashville July 15 1874, hails from a line of Tennessee governors. After his inauguration he urged cutting expenses, saying he is a Scotchman who does not believe in debts. An avid reader and Vanderbilt football fan, his second term ends January 1938 and he will not seek re election.
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Will McAlister
Tennessee
Hill McAlister
Washington
McAlister
Vanderbilt
Nashville
Rites Held For William A Sherry 79 Veteran Santa Fe Conductor
Last rites for William A Sherry 79 retired Santa Fe conductor were conducted at Griggs Chapel by Rev T D Sumrall. Pallbearers named F O Feierabend L G Throckmorton Frank Reddy D W Mays Charles E Englehardt J Miller Beard. Surviving are son H E Sherry of Fl Reno Okla and daughter Mrs Lewis Wallace of Chickasha Okla. Sherry died in a local hospital after a two month illness. Within hours landlady Mrs Sarah E Johnson 78 also died influenza at 1106 Johnson Street. Burial will be in Oklahoma City beside her husband. Johnson is survived by three sons T O Johnson J W Johnson and Elmer Johnson.
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William A Sherry
Santa Fe
Griggs Chapel
T. D. Sumrall
Fundamentalist
Baptist Church
F. O Feierabend
L. G. Throckmorton
Frank Reddy
D. W. Mays
Charles E. Englehardt
J. Miller Beard
Mr. Sherry
H. FE. Sherry
Texas Job Gains Led by Five Cities in October
The University of Texas Bureau of Business Research reports Laredo Port Arthur San Antonio Waco and Wichita Falls led Texas in employment and payroll gains for October compared with 1934. Employment fell two percent while payrolls rose 24 percent. October activity was steady from September with payrolls slightly higher. Gains occurred in cement plants cotton mills electric maintenance and equipment furniture manufacturing men clothing petroleum refining and wholesale stores. Dutch clocks are made in the Black Forest and are really German clocks.
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Austin
University of Texas Bureau of Business Research
Laredo
Port Arthur
San Antonio
Waco
Wichita
Textiles Imports From Japan Reach New High in January
American importations of Japanese textiles rose sharply from January 1934 to January 1995, climbing to 12 000 000 square yards. The record underscores growing American demand for Japanese fabrics and reflects a sustained postwar trade expansion.
Trade Experts to Convene in Houston and Galveston
Foreign trade experts and port authorities will hold parallel meetings in Houston and Galveston this month. About 2 000 delegates from the United States and foreign countries are expected for sessions November 11 to 15, including attendees from Japan China Mexico and several Central and South American nations. The events include the National Foreign Trade Council and the American Association of Port Authorities with overlapping attendance from the American Bankers Association gathering in New Orleans.
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Houston
Navy
National Foreign Trade Council
American Association of Port Authorities
Aire
American Bankers Association
New Orleans
Galveston
Japan
China
Union of South Africa
Mexico
Guatemala
Honduras
Nicaragua
Dominican Republic
Puerto Rico
Chile
Argentina
Costa Rica
Salvador
Panama
Venzuela
Rochelle on Vacation
International trade groups and government departments will send representatives to participate in events related to foreign commerce. The United States Chamber of Commerce National Foreign Trade Association and the Departments of Commerce and State will be in attendance.
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United States Chamber of Commerce
The
National Foreign Trade Association
United States Departments of Commerce and
Tropic storm danger wanes near Florida coast
A tropical storm centered 100 miles west of Tampa moves slowly eastward. The storm, which has killed eight on the Florida coast, prompted warnings from Apalachicola to Tampa with low expectations for stronger winds along the coast.
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Miami
Fla
Florida
Tampa
Apalachicola
Panama City
Florida Gulf Coast
Physical decline begins in the human body at about age 25
The article notes that aging starts in the body around age 25 with gradual physical decline. It highlights early changes in metabolism and tissue maintenance, signaling a long term shift in health as individuals move beyond young adulthood.
Black-Draught Laxative Popular for Digestive Relief
The effect of Black-Draught on constipation is praised as prompt relief for intestinal sluggishness after meals. Users like Mia Fugene West of Dothan Alabama report cleansing the system and regulating bowels, with households often keeping it on hand. The product is described as purely vegetable and sold in 28 cent packages.
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Mia
Fugene West
Dothan
Ala
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