Arbitration 10 to be discussed by labor today
Los Angeles October 6 ARBITRATION of wage disputes without force to curb walkouts and lockouts will be brought to the American Federation of Labor 47th annual convention floor. John P Frey will outline plans for development of the program and a statistical bureau for unions to interpret conditions. Foreign labor delegates speak today as delegates plan to tour the city.
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Washington, D. C
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Frey
Executive Council
Federation
Flashes of Life and Wit Across Cities
A collection of brief items from New York and Pennsylvania notes Mrs Francoise Levas-Presto at 106 eager to fly during a Staten Island birthday celebration. In Memphis a reporter questions Lindy about kissing girls, prompting a sharp reply. Carrie Chapman Catt criticizes women clubs for ineffectiveness. Gold star mothers’ visits to France graves proposed by Thomas Butler.
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New York
Francoise Levas- Presto
Staten Island
Carrie Chapmann Catt
Westchester
France
United States
Thomas S. Butler
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Paris Girls Taught How To Keep House
Paris schools introduce housekeeping for girls and baths for boys in a pilot program aimed at poorer districts. Girls study dusting, washing, ironing, cooking and shopping three days weekly while boys receive a bath program with scheduled scrubbing days and fourteen showers installed across schools in the district.
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Ress
Westminster Abbey Receives New Honor Book
A handwritten illuminated Gold Book listing British Army Medical Corps members who fell in battle was placed in Westminster Abbey. It cost 12 500 dollars and took three years to complete by Grailey Hewitt, aided by six assistants, mostly women. The work imitates fifteenth century Malian style and is praised for legibility.
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London
Westminster Abbey
Grailey Hewitt
Hewitt
Seven-State River Conference adjourns to November 7
Delegates from the Colorado River conference return to their homes after pledging progress on power and water issues. The recess to November 7 allows state advisers to consult experts with Hoover and Work also involved. Democrats eye Charlottesville for the 1932 convention amid broader party endorsements.
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George Dern
Utah
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Secretary of the Interior
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Jefferson's Home Town Won't Bid Meeting
Charlottsville Virginia reports that the historic town will not bid for a meeting. The story notes local sentiment against hosting and cites input from residents and officials. The decision ends any plans for a bid this season.
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Jefferson
International News Service
Charlottsville, Va
Owsl ey Pleads More Interest in World Affairs
In Beeville Texas on October 5 the Associated Press reports a plea for Texans to take greater interest in national and global affairs. The speaker warned against foreign alliances and urged Americans to work out the salvation of America.
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America
Moscow Union Ousts Poor Working Prince
In Soviet Russia a prince who works as a truck farmer near Moscow is expelled from the gardeners union after authorities uncover he was listed as an honest proletarian. The union’s chairman and four executives face trial for negligence in letting him join.
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Soviet Russia
Serge Urusov
Russia
Gardeners’ Union
Urusov
Judge Nelson Inspires Bible Lesson at Mission Theater
The speaker Judge Nelson will discuss a Men's Bible lesson at the Mission theater this Sunday at 9 45 a m. The event invites local men to participate in a faith study gathering.
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Judge Nelson
Mission Theater
Bee County Fair Opens with Legion Address by Alvin Owsley
Colonel Alvin Owsley, former national commander of the American Legion, opened the Bee County fair on American soil and congratulated Bee County post for becoming the first in the state to sign up the first twenty five members for 3023. Sam McCarty, post commander, read the official Austin quarters announcement.
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