Wagner Connery bill clears House amid labor row
The Wagner-Connery labor disputes measure passes the House by acclamation after a heated debate. President Green of the AFL hails it as a magna charta of labor, while opponents warn of an upcoming Supreme Court challenge. The bill creates a three member independent federal labor relations board to supervise elections and issue cease and desist orders for unfair practices.
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Conquered 8 Conquered 8 Neal Leonard Conquers Mount Glacier
Neal Leonard and partners Turner Cameron and Orris Markham attempt Mount Glacier after weeks of prep. Leonard leads climbs up the south wall and Pulpit Rock finally vanishes as daylight fades. After storms force retreat, Leonard disappears, then in May aviators confirm the summit was reached, completing his lifelong ambition.
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Triumph Arch of Diocletian Found Fragments in Rome Streets
Road work on Via Maminia in Rome uncovers marble pieces from the ancient arch of Diocletian buried beneath modern foundations. Fragments include cornice vaulting and bas-reliefs with a winged victory and a laurel crowned head, part of a once grand monument later demolished for Santa Maria in Via Lata.
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Recovered Eyesight and the Disillusioned Gaze
Some individuals who regain sight after infancy express deep disappointment. Faces disturb some, others fear touching familiar objects, and a few mourn changes to taste or routines. The sentiment contrasts with hope often linked to regaining vision. (Collier's Weekly).
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Collier's Weekly
Delaware ratifies civil war amendments after long delay
The Thirteenth Fourteenth and Fifteenth amendments to the U S Constitution were sent to states at the Civil War end. Delaware rejected all three but in 103? its later reconsideration led to passage. After 34 years from ratification the State Department was notified by Delaware’s secretary of state with no explanation for the delay.
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Maine
Austin
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Roosevelt
Bureau of Air Commerce
Steamstip Inspection Service
Mitchell
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E Committee On Commerce
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International Mercantile , Marine
Laviathin
State Department
Washington
Poster Girl quilt blocks offer colorful life in design
Grandmother Clark promotes a six design Poster Girl quilt set. Blocks are stamped on white 1 inch squares with applique designs. a twelve block quilt measures about 71 by 98 inches with a border. Send 15 cents for one block 95 A, or 75 cents for a full set of six stamped blocks postpaid from Home Craft Co Dept D Nineteenth & St Louis Ave, St Louis MO.
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St. Louis
Museum Adds 14 Japanese Clocks to Timepiece Collection
New York university announced the acquisition of 14 early Japanese clocks, augmenting eight donated by the late James Arthur to form a major set among about 2,000 timepieces. Professor Daniel W. Hering explained the Japanese hours varied by season, with six daylight and six night hours. A Black Forest wooden clock from the 1860s, likely early nineteenth century, was also added to the collection.
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