On the Line Demands CIO View of Current Events
Union leaders press for a view of current events as steel contracts remain unsigned. Steel refuses to sign, creating a deadlock that risks delays in strike settlements and prompts U S intervention discussions.
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Cio
Steel
U. S
Strife Over Written Pacts in Independent Steel Fight
The dispute between independent steel firms and the CIO union continues as companies refuse written contracts while unions demand them. President Roosevelt declines to intervene officially, and federal action is anticipated amid strikes and labor clashes across several states.
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Steel Corporations
John L. Lewis Committee For Industrial Organization
G. LO
My Lewis
Roosevelt
Ife
Siver
Martin L. Davey
Ohio
Daniel J. Snedds
Johnstown
Davey
Centrol
Dohystuyn Steel Mills
Ae. Hoosevedtt
Frances BL
Cleveland
Charies
Olbeef
Arbor
Batwa
Menton
Mich
Detroit
Youngsteven
Oleydalvestown
California
Florida
Everglades
Palm Springs
Court Plan Walloped and Relief Bill Split in Senate
The senate judiciary committee rejected Roosevelt's Supreme court packing plan as dangerous to constitutional principles. The Byrnes amendment to the relief bill, 1.81 billion, required local governments to cover 46 percent of project costs or sign a civic pauper oath. Senate debate showed a widening rift between the administration and conservative Democrats as Robinson proposed a 25 percent state share.
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Pat
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Congress
Harry
Desere
Harry L. Stopkins
Works Progress
Byrnes
Carolina
Hopkins
Sen. Byrnes
Sen
Joseph T. Robinson
Sen. Robinson
White House
Summer Influenza and Other Distant News Notes
A column of breezy vignettes and tongue in cheek observations covers summer influenza quirks in California, a debate on Mark Twain’s cussing, King Zog of Albania seeking a $5 million bride, California coastline pride, and a tongue in cheek note on fashion with a Hollywood angle. The piece blends social humor with oddball facts and cultural quirks.
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Burgess
Mark Twain
New York
London
Western
North Woods
Tax Plans and Political Clash Over Roosevelt Proposals
The piece analyzes President Roosevelt and Treasury push for new tax sources, closing loopholes, and a congressional tax investigation aimed at big earners. It discusses editorials criticizing the administration, debates over tax avoidance versus evasion, and looming legislative measures on court reform and government reorganizations.
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Washington
President
Treasury
Congress
Roosevelt
Legislative Branch
United States
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Supreme Court of the United States
Justice Holmes
Washington Evening Star
The
Evening Star
Federal Treasury
Internal Revenue
Star Chamber
Congressional
House
Senate
Congressional Committee
Filet Crocheted Squares Pattern 5815
Elegant filet crochet pattern 5815 offers two 10 inch companion squares with charts and instructions. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept. for pattern and illustrations, include name and address.
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Sewing Circle
Household Arts Dept
Fourteenth St
New York
N. Y
Icebox Rolls From Yeast Dough
A simple yeast dough recipe to make icebox rolls. Dissolve yeast sugar and salt in warm milk, add shortening eggs and mashed potatoes, mix, then add flour to form a stiff dough. Chill in icebox, shape into rolls about an hour before baking. Dough keeps 2 or 3 days.
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Niles
Republic
John S. Brooks, Jr
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Anta Monica
Calif
Burgess Johnson
King Zog
Albania
Europe
Zog
Stan B. Anthony
Hollywood
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Cobb
William Bruckart
National Press
Washington, D. C
Bureau of Internal Revenue
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