Labor policy shift debates center on Wagner act
The Wagner act spurred private Washington meetings led by Secretary Perkins with 33 industry and labor leaders to discuss safeguards for industry amid union gains. Leaders include William Green, John L. Lewis, Myron C. Taylor, Gerard Swope, Harper Sibley, and others as debate over unions and possible new laws or reforms intensifies alongside court packing talk and budget curtailments.
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Perkins
Washington
Madame Perkins
William Green
American Federation of Labor
John L. Lewis
Committee For
Organized Labor
Alrways
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Justice Roberts
Wallace
Cummings
Judiciary Committee
Senate panel weighs repeal of salary publication law
The Ways and Means Committee favors repealing the 1935 salary publication law for corporate employees earning 15 000 or more a year. Critics say lists aid criminals and luxury advertisers. Churchill era context noted with Coast Guard and Titanic remembrance. Supreme Court upholds Wagner act in five cases, expanding interstate commerce reach and affirming employee organizing rights. Diplomatic Pan American Day included in NYC and radio broadcast. Knights of Columbus call communism responsible for strikes in US and Canada.
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Congress
House
Ways and Means
Robert L. Daughton
Supreme Court
Hughes
Jones & Laughlin Steel Company
Roosevelt era labor war critic slams cowardice by officials
Western Newspaper Union reports a critic blames the Roosevelt administration for failing to curb sit down strikes at Hershey Pennsylvania plants and protecting workers while mismanaging labor unrest. He argues federal action was needed and accuses leaders of political cowardice as tensions rise toward possible calls for a third term.
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Washington
Severa Hawk
Hershey
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
John L. Lewis
Murphy
Michigan
Georgia
House
Senate
New Deal
Lewis
White House
McVary
Oregon
Robinson
Representative Dies
Texas
Dies
Western Newspaper Union
Chicks and Hens Need Vitamin G for Hatch Eggs
Poultry scientists at the New State College of Agriculture report chicks and hens require vitamin G for egg production and hatchability. Higher vitamin G in hen diets raises egg yolk color and vitamin content, with dried yeast, whey, milk, alfalfa meals, and animal by products as carriers. Growth rate influences chick vitamin needs, linked to development rather than maintenance.
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New State College of Agriculture
Large End Up Best for Hatching Eggs
Hatching eggs should be packed large end up to protect the air cell and inner membrane, reducing breakage during shipment. Research shows eggs with abnormal air cells hatch poorly, so packing and gentle handling, including cushioning during transport, is advised. Temperature storage of 50 to 60 degrees and cool, frost-free cellars are recommended.
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Berleyton
Bureau of Animal Indus
Winton
National Agrifural Research Center
Beltsv’ Md
Exterminating Lice in Poultry Snippet Reported
A Wallace's Farmer note advises applying small pinches of saffluoride on the neck, wings, and vent to exterminate lice in chickens. Another method calls for painting roosts with a 40 cent nicotine sulphate solution about half an hour before the birds roost, with the poultry house tightly closed and birds on the roost.
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Wallaces
Leghorns A Noted American Heritage Of Italian Breed
The Leghorn for years has a widely known breed in the United States. Leghorns were brought to this country from Italy. Varieties imported were the Comb Brown and the Single White. This breed originated in Italy where fowls of a similar type had been kept for many years. The breed is noted for its alertness style of carriage and graceful blending of sections.
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Italy
Broodiness Inherited and Management Advice
The passage discusses inherited broodiness in the flock and recommends remedies. If only a few birds are broody, address the issue. when many are broody, consider disposing of the entire flock. Breeding stock should come from birds with satisfactory production, starting with baby chicks from a healthy flock.
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Edward W. Pickard
South
Democratic Party
E. E. Cox
Joseph Gavagan
New York
Harlem
Mississippi
Michell Hepburn
Ontario
United States
General Motors of Canada
Oshawa
Hugh Thompson
Hepburn
General Motors
America
Homer Martin
Toronto Trades and Labor Council
David A. Croll
Arthur W. Roebuck
Axel Hall
Martin
Automobile Workers of America
Montreal
C. I. O. International Union
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B. C
George VI
Great Britain
Robert Worth Bingham
London
James W. Gerard
Westminster Abbey
State Department
Duke of Norfolk
Pettingill
Sec. Perkins
United States Coast Guard
Mendota
North Atlantic
Coast Guard
Associated Press
Morris Watson
Watson
Interstate Bus Company
Fruehaut Trailer Company
Detroit
Mich
United Automobile Workers Union
Friedmann & Harry Marks Clothing Company
Richmond Va
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Pan-American Union
Knights of Columbus
Canada
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Chief Justice
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